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Hip rehab videos

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MSKDorset

Hip pain management

Physio-pedia

Hip pain

Bob and Brad Physical therapists

Exercises for hip pain

Basic strengthening

Kenhub

What are the gluteal muscles?

RehabMyPatient

Hip abduction isometric

RehabMyPatient

Hip abduction with band

Physio needs

Clam level 1 and 2

RehabMyPatient

Side lying hip abduction with Extension

RehabMyPatient

Side lying hip abduction with Flexion

Physio-pedia

Gluts tendinopathy

Intermediate strengthening

Physio Fitness Tim Keeley

Switch on the lazy gluteal muscles

RehabMyPatient

Hip abduction side lying and band

RehabMyPatient

Bird Dog Quadruped with hip abduction band

AskDrJo

Gluts strengthening

AskDrJo

Gluts stretches and exercises

Physiotutors

Top 5 Gluts medius exercises

Complete hip strengthening. Advanced 

ThePhysioFix

Ken hub

iliopsoas muscle action function anatomy and innervation

Bob and Brad PT

Is your psoas muscle tight weak how to tell stretch and strengthen

Chad Madden Physical therapist

Top 3 exercises for hip flexor strengthening (basic)

AskDrJo

Hip flexor strain stretches and exercises

E3 Rehab

Hip flexor pain

Exercises to improve hip flexor strength (advanced)

ThePhysioFix

MSKDorset

Illiopsoas Syndrome

Strength sitting hip internal rotation

JasonCraigPT

Strength standing hip internal rotation

JasonCraigPT

Strength sidelying  hip internal rotation

JasonCraigPT

Hip internal rotation exercises

BackIntelligence

How to do an external hip rotation strengthening exercise with band

PleasantViewPhysiotherapyEdmonton

Hip external rotators

SportsMD

Exercises to improve hip external rotation strength

ThePhysioFix

Kenhub

Tensor Fasciae Latae

Bob and Brad PT

ITB syndrome anatomy and exercises

Snapping hip syndrome

Bob and Brad PT

ITB syndrome anatomy and exercises

Snapping hip syndrome

Bob and Brad PT

ITB syndrome why does my hip crack

Snapping hip syndrome

IT Band syndrome rehab

Snapping hip syndrome rehab

Ask Dr Jo

Illiopsoas tendonitis

Snapping hip syndrome rehab

Ask Dr Jo

Clinical edge

Running gait retraining, strengthening glutes and ITB syndrome

Tom Goom

Resistance bands

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Resistance bands are very useful in managing joint problems. Used for weeks on end to aid healing, or can be use during activity.
Conditions that often require a resistance bands:
1. Joint instability
2. Post operative joints
3. Arthritis
4.  Deconditioned muscles
 
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MSKDorset

Hip pain management

Everything you need to know about GTPS 

Nabil Ebraheim

Clinical edge

Lateral hip pain 009

Dr Alison Grimaldi

Physiotutors

Isometric exercises

Physiotutors

3 GTPS exerrcises

Bob and Brad Physical therapists

Top 3 steps for treating hip bursitis

GTPS

Ask Dr Jo

Basic strengthening

Kenhub

What are the gluteal muscles?

RehabMyPatient

Hip abduction isometric

RehabMyPatient

Hip abduction with band

Physio needs

Clam level 1 and 2

RehabMyPatient

Side lying hip abduction with Extension

RehabMyPatient

Side lying hip abduction with Flexion

Physio-pedia

Gluts tendinopathy

Intermediate strengthening

Physio Fitness Tim Keeley

Switch on the lazy gluteal muscles

RehabMyPatient

Hip abduction side lying and band

RehabMyPatient

Bird Dog Quadruped with hip abduction band

AskDrJo

Gluts strengthening

AskDrJo

Gluts stretches and exercises

Physiotutors

Top 5 Gluts medius exercises

Complete hip strengthening. Advanced 

ThePhysioFix

Strength sitting hip internal rotation

JasonCraigPT

Strength standing hip internal rotation

JasonCraigPT

Strength sidelying  hip internal rotation

JasonCraigPT

Hip internal rotation exercises

BackIntelligence

Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome GTPS

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These devices provide comfort, independence and confidence when one is challenged by musculoskeletal problems. 
Conditions that often require these aids:
1.Greater trochanteric pain syndrome
2. Hip flexor tendinopathy
3. Trochanteric bursitis
Click the icon to view hip aid

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Resistance bands

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Resistance bands are very useful in managing joint problems. Used for weeks on end to aid healing, or can be use during activity.
Conditions that often require a resistance bands:
1. Joint instability
2. Post operative joints
3. Arthritis
4.  Deconditioned muscles
 
Click the icon to view resistance bands.
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MSKDorset

Hip Osteoarthritis

 

Versus arthritis

hip Osteoarthritis

University Hospital Dorset

Hip Osteoarthritis

Physio-pedia

Hip Osteoarthritis

Anatomy of the hip

Randale Sechrest

Tight hips Best exercises

Tone&Tighten

The good exercise guide

10 best exercises for hip osteoarthritis

Bob & Brad PT

Best hip stretches over 50’s

Bob and Brad Physical therapists

Hip osteoarthritis management

Versus arthritis

hip Osteoarthritis exercises

Click icon and register to watch a video to help inform you of what is in store with total hip replacements. A decision aid. Dorset clinical commissioning group

Total hip replacement

Randale Sechrest

Versus arthritis

Total hip replacement

University Hospital Dorset

Total hip replacement

University Hospital Dorset

Hip revision surgery

The good exercise guide

Total hip replacement post op rehabilitation

Weeks          0-6               

The good exercise guide

Total hip replacement post op rehabilitation

Weeks             6-12             

The good exercise guide

Total hip replacement post op rehabilitation

Weeks           12 and beyond

Precautions after hip replacement for 12 weeks:

 

– Do not cross legs or ankles: in sitting standing or lying.

– Do not sit on a low seat or toilet as you will struggle to get back up. Consider a toilet raise device.

– Do not twist the upper body when standing.

– Do not do activity involving jumping, sudden turns or risks of falling.

– Do not bend the hip more than 90 degrees: avoid picking items off floor, or lean forwards when sitting.

– Do not drive for the first 6 weeks: you may not be insured.

– When getting into a car make sure the seat is partially reclined.

– Sleep on the back for the first 6 weeks.

– Do not roll or lie on your unoperated side for the first 6 weeks.

– Get into bed with your un-operated leg first.

– Get out of bed with your operated leg first.

– You maybe able to return to work after 6-12 weeks, depending on your role.

– Travelling by plane should be avoided; risk of DVT and poor seating positions for the hip.

 

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/hip-replacement/recovering-from-a-hip-replacement/

Walking aids

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These devices provide stability, and promote independence and confidence when one is challenged by musculoskeletal problems. 
Conditions that often require walking aids:
1. Lower limb weakness and pain
2. Sciatica
3. Joint osteoarthritis
4. Frailty
5. Balance deficit
6. Neurological disorders
7. Post operative lower limb conditions
Click the icon to view walking aids

Resistance bands

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Resistance bands are very useful in managing joint problems. Used for weeks on end to aid healing, or can be use during activity.
Conditions that often require a resistance bands:
1. Joint instability
2. Post operative joints
3. Arthritis
4.  Deconditioned muscles
 
Click the icon to view resistance bands.
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MSKDorset

Hip impingement

 

Physio-pedia

Femoral acetabular impingement

DrDavidSamara

Hip impingement and labral tears

Anatomy of the hip

Randal Sechrest

Strength exercises for FAI

Physiotutor

Pelvic control exercises for FAI

Physiotutor 

Exercises for a hip Labral tears

ThePhysioFix

Exercises to improve hip flexor strength

ThePhysioFix

How to do an external hip rotation strengthening exercise with band

PleasantViewPhysiotherapyEdmonton

Exercises to improve hip external rotation strength

ThePhysioFix

Strength sitting hip internal rotation

JasonCraigPT

Strength standing hip internal rotation

JasonCraigPT

Strength sidelying  hip internal rotation

JasonCraigPT

Basic strengthening

Kenhub

What are the gluteal muscles?

RehabMyPatient

Hip abduction isometric

RehabMyPatient

Hip abduction with band

Physio needs

Clam level 1 and 2

RehabMyPatient

Side lying hip abduction with Extension

RehabMyPatient

Side lying hip abduction with Flexion

Physio-pedia

Gluts tendinopathy

Intermediate strengthening

Physio Fitness Tim Keeley

Switch on the lazy gluteal muscles

RehabMyPatient

Hip abduction side lying and band

RehabMyPatient

Bird Dog Quadruped with hip abduction band

AskDrJo

Gluts strengthening

AskDrJo

Gluts stretches and exercises

Physiotutors

Top 5 Gluts medius exercises

Complete hip strengthening. Advanced 

ThePhysioFix

Ken hub

iliopsoas muscle action function anatomy and innervation

Bob and Brad PT

Is your psoas muscle tight weak how to tell stretch and strengthen

Chad Madden Physical therapist

Top 3 exercises for hip flexor strengthening (basic)

AskDrJo

Hip flexor strain stretches and exercises

E3 Rehab

Hip flexor pain

Exercises to improve hip flexor strength (advanced)

ThePhysioFix

MSKDorset

Illiopsoas Syndrome

DrDavidSamara

Hip impingement and labral tears

WhatsNewinOrthopaedics

Hip labral reconstruction (knotless)

WhatsNewinOrthopaedics

Hip labral repair(knotless suture anchors)

WhatsNewinOrthopaedics

Hip labral repair(FibreTak anchors)

Physio-pedia

Hip arthroscopy

University Hospital Dorset

Hip arthroscopy Exercises

 

Clinical edge

Hip and femoral acetabular impingement

Dr Joanne Kemp

Hip injuries and labral tears

Nichole Hamilton

Clinical edge

Hip and groin pain assessment and treatment

Benoy Mathew

Resistance bands

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Resistance bands are very useful in managing joint problems. Used for weeks on end to aid healing, or can be use during activity.
Conditions that often require a resistance bands:
1. Joint instability
2. Post operative joints
3. Arthritis
4.  Deconditioned muscles
 
Click the icon to view resistance bands.
Click image to view products

Kenhub

Anatomy of hip adductor muscles

Physiotutors

Groin pain consensus statement synopsis

SportsInjuryPhysio

Adductor Tendinopathy Treatment

PRehab

3 exercises to prehab your adductor strain (groin pain)

SportsInjuryClinic.net

Strengthening Exercises for groin strain rehabilitation

PhysioFitness-Tim Keeley

Hip adductor (groin) exercise strengthening progression

E3 rehab

Groin pain rehab Adductor pull (strain) stretches and strengthening exercises

Resistance bands

Click image to view products
Resistance bands are very useful in managing joint problems. Used for weeks on end to aid healing, or can be use during activity.
Conditions that often require a resistance bands:
1. Joint instability
2. Post operative joints
3. Arthritis
4.  Deconditioned muscles
 
Click the icon to view resistance bands.
Click image to view products

click icon

Sports-Health.com

Snapping hip syndrome

Kenhub

Tensor Fasciae Latae

PhysioU

Mentoring minutes snapping hip 1

PhysioU

Mentoring minutes snapping hip 2

Ken hub

iliopsoas muscle action function anatomy and innervation

Bob and Brad PT

Is your psoas muscle tight weak how to tell stretch and strengthen

Chad Madden Physical therapist

Top 3 exercises for hip flexor strengthening (basic)

AskDrJo

Hip flexor strain stretches and exercises

E3 Rehab

Hip flexor pain

Exercises to improve hip flexor strength (advanced)

ThePhysioFix

MSKDorset

Illiopsoas Syndrome

Ken hub

iliopsoas muscle action function anatomy and innervation

Bob and Brad PT

Is your psoas muscle tight weak how to tell stretch and strengthen

Chad Madden Physical therapist

Top 3 exercises for hip flexor strengthening (basic)

AskDrJo

Hip flexor strain stretches and exercises

E3 Rehab

Hip flexor pain

Exercises to improve hip flexor strength (advanced)

ThePhysioFix

MSKDorset

Illiopsoas Syndrome

Kenhub

Tensor Fasciae Latae

Bob and Brad PT

ITB syndrome anatomy and exercises

Snapping hip syndrome

Bob and Brad PT

ITB syndrome anatomy and exercises

Snapping hip syndrome

Bob and Brad PT

ITB syndrome why does my hip crack

Snapping hip syndrome

IT Band syndrome rehab

Snapping hip syndrome rehab

Ask Dr Jo

Illiopsoas tendonitis

Snapping hip syndrome rehab

Ask Dr Jo

Clinical edge

Running gait retraining, strengthening glutes and ITB syndrome

Tom Goom

Basic strengthening

Kenhub

What are the gluteal muscles?

RehabMyPatient

Hip abduction isometric

RehabMyPatient

Hip abduction with band

Physio needs

Clam level 1 and 2

RehabMyPatient

Side lying hip abduction with Extension

RehabMyPatient

Side lying hip abduction with Flexion

Physio-pedia

Gluts tendinopathy

Intermediate strengthening

Physio Fitness Tim Keeley

Switch on the lazy gluteal muscles

RehabMyPatient

Hip abduction side lying and band

RehabMyPatient

Bird Dog Quadruped with hip abduction band

AskDrJo

Gluts strengthening

AskDrJo

Gluts stretches and exercises

Physiotutors

Top 5 Gluts medius exercises

Complete hip strengthening. Advanced 

ThePhysioFix

See section on Hip impingement and Labral tears            https://mskpractitioner.com/hip-rehab/

Where is the Sacroiliac Joint?

Anatomy of the Sacroiliac Joint

SI Bone

4 Simple Sacroiliac Joint Exercises for Pelvic Strength & Stability

Michelle Kenway PT

SI Joint Dysfunction Exercises & Stretches

Ask Doctor Jo

Bob and Brad PT

S.I. Pain Self Treatment: 4 Easy Exercises To Try For Sacroiliac Pain.

Exercises for Sacroiliac Joint Pain

Physiotutors

Advanced

Clinical edge

Exploring the pelvis 018

Diane Lee

Sacroiliac joint devices

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These devices provide stability, and promote independence and confidence when one is challenged by musculoskeletal problems. 
Conditions that often require these devices:
1. Pubic symphysis disorder
2. Sciatica pre and post natal
3.Sacroiliac joint disorders
Click the icon to view Sacroiliac joint

Dr Nabil Ebraheim

Coccyx tailbone pain coccydynia everything you need to know

Lady bits Physical Therapy

Tailbone coccyx pain solutions

Bob and Brad PT

Top 5 self treatments for tailbone pain

Three exercises for tailbone pain

The pelvic health lady

Tailbone (coccyx) pain relief exercises

AskDrJo

Coccyx

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These devices provide comfort, independence and confidence when one is challenged by musculoskeletal problems. 

Conditions that often require coccyx aids:

1.Coccydynia 

2. Coccyx fracture
3. Coccyx subluxation dislocation angulation

Click the icon to view Coccyx aid

  1. Do NOT stretch the tendon if painful.

  2. Do NOT compress the tendon, sit comfortably.

  3. DO strengthen the tendon.

Treating proximal hamstring tendinopathy in runners

Sports injury physio.com

Advanced

High hamstring tendinopathy: Whats the deal with sitting

Sports injury physio.com

Physiotutors

Proximal Hamstring tendinopathy diagnosis

Physiotutors

Bent knee stretch test for Proximal Hamstring tendinopathy diagnosis

Rehab exercises

  1. Do NOT stretch the tendon if painful.

  2. Do NOT compress the tendon, sit comfortably.

  3. DO strengthen the tendon.

PhysioplusHG

Swiss ball bridge with hamstring curl

Revival Performance PT

Single leg bridge Hamstring curl with stability ball

 

E3 rehab

Proximal Hamstring tendinopathy

E3 rehab

Proximal Hamstring tendinopathy 4 stage rehab

Physiotutors

Proximal Hamstring tendinopathy rehab exercises stage 1

Exercises to Help High Hamstring Tendinitis Pain. 

Part 1

Caroline Jordan fitness

Exercises to Help High Hamstring Tendinitis Pain. 

Part  2

Caroline Jordan fitness

Bob and Brad PT

Ischial bursitis V high hamstring tendinopathy

Resistance bands

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Resistance bands are very useful in managing joint problems. Used for weeks on end to aid healing, or can be use during activity.
Conditions that often require a resistance bands:
1. Joint instability
2. Post operative joints
3. Arthritis
4.  Deconditioned muscles
 
Click the icon to view resistance bands.
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