WHAT I TREAT / HIP PAIN

Hip Pain

Hip pain often shows up as something else — back pain, knee pain, a 'pulled' hamstring that won't fully recover. The hip sits in the middle of how you move, so resolving it requires looking at the whole system.

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SYMPTOMS

What you may be experiencing.

  • 01Pinching at the front of the hip with squats or deep flexion
  • 02Aching on the side of the hip after long walks or runs
  • 03Recurring 'pulled' hamstrings, adductors, or hip flexors
  • 04Deep glute pain that radiates into the back of the leg
  • 05Stiffness or pain limiting strength training

COMMON CAUSES

What might be behind it.

  • 01Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI)
  • 02Hip labral tears
  • 03Gluteal tendinopathy
  • 04Hip flexor strain or chronic tightness
  • 05Post-arthroscopy recovery
  • 06Hip osteoarthritis
  • 07Pelvic and lumbar-spine contributions to hip pain

MY APPROACH

How I treat hip pain.

01

Assess

Detailed evaluation of hip mobility, strength, and how your hips load during the activities that matter to you — squat, hinge, run, lift. We map the chain from low back to ankle to understand what the hip is compensating for.

02

Treat

Manual therapy to restore mobility and tissue quality. Targeted soft tissue work to settle down chronic guarding patterns.

03

Build

Progressive loading — first to rebuild capacity, then to challenge it. Programming tied to your sport or training so the hip holds up where it matters.

FROM A GOOGLE REVIEW

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Jacob C.

Mar 2026

“Four years ago, I was seriously injured—shattered femur, nerve damage, and multiple pelvic fractures. I worked with a PT in Portland for years, but after moving to CA last year, I started seeing Alex at Myo, and he has changed my life. I’ve seen more progress, gained more strength, and built more confidence in my body than I have since before my injury happened. Alex understands orthopedic injuries and how to work through complex recovery the right way.”
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