It's great to have access to all of these different exercises that might help arthritis; but it is also overwhelming because everyone online says they have the answers to solve your hip arthritis problems. The best thing to do is try different exercises for a while and pay attention to how your body feels. If they don't work, then try some other exercises until you find what works for your body.
I’m 43 have always been super active th last 2 yrs terrible hip, leg and groin pain. Just found out I have osteoarthritis right hip. I refuse to lose my mobility. Your videos have helped me. On to this new journey. Thank you for educating me!! You rock!
I am so thankful to have come across your channel. I am on a list for a left hip replacement, and just assumed I would eventually have to get a new right hip, because I was diagnosed with moderate arthritis in that hip (severe in left hip). NOW, I'm motivated to exhaust every single thing you say about hip arthritis, and do not want to discount the possibility that I can either avoid surgery in both my hips, or at the very least, avoid right hip surgery, and be in a place where my left hip will be healthy in preparation for surgery, and recovery will go more smoothly. I've also learned that my chiropractor and massage therapist, as well meaning as they are, have given me some recommendations that will only aggravate the problem. I've also gone the PRP route. Anyway, thank you, thank you, thank you. I am so empowered and encouraged through what I am learning.
Hi Susan, You are very welcome! We are so grateful for your kind words and we are so excited to see how determined you are.🎉 It's inspiring! We're so sorry to hear you’ve been dealing with hip arthritis and hope that by focusing on it you feel better soon. We know how exhausting it can be to face the possibility of surgery, especially when it’s affecting both hips. It's awesome to hear that you feel empowered and encouraged by what you’ve learned through Dr. David’s videos. We have a Hip Arthritis Help Playlist that you may find helpful as you work toward improving your hip health. “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not. If you start to notice improvements, we’d encourage you to look into our Hip Arthritis Recovery Program, which is similar to the treatments we offer in-person, minus the manual manipulation. The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is a comprehensive guide designed to lead individuals through the 4 crucial phases of hip arthritis recovery. Inside, participants will discover a meticulously crafted 4-phase plan that covers every aspect of hip arthritis healing, from initial recovery steps to advanced strengthening exercises. This program is more than just a temporary fix; it's a roadmap for naturally healing hip arthritis for the long term. Say goodbye to temporary solutions as you embark on a journey towards natural healing. With expert guidance, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain a strong and healthy hip for the long haul. Please click here to learn more: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/ We hope you found this information helpful to you. We wish you all the best on your road to recovery. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
hi Suzanne, I was dignosed with severe hip arthr. in the left, and moderate in the right hip. I have been doing the program from this site, trying to eat anti-inflammatory foods, and using some supplements. I am 69 years old; its already a lot better.. I have no intention to go ahead with the hip replacement the doctors advise.
@@Mia-rn2gk Thanks for your reply. I am so happy for you. I tend to think I fit the bill for needing surgery. I have next to no rotation in my hip, and when I move from a sitting position to stand it takes a minute for my leg to move with me. It seems as if my hip is in a locked position momentarily. I've had a few assessments by professionals that all point to surgery. I'm hoping I can subvert needing surgery for my right hip though.
@@louannawise5622 ... this video was about the "For Painful Bone On Bone Hip Arthritis"... you should not be doing any of the exercises in this video if you have severe arthritis.
This makes the most sense! I’ve hurt myself so many times doing all these unhealthy exercises. Decades of straining and over building the front hip muscles. Thank you for saying it out loud. I had so much pain until I just stopped and rested. I also palpated the flexors. Slowly after healing I will add some gentle movement but never again those awful hip impingement exercises they push on you, even yoga. I will follow your videos instead. Thank you for saying what no one else will say!
David, I have done every one of those 10 exercises and each one results in pain. I agree 100% on your explanations and am always conscious of using my glutes now in every movement throughout the day. I can feel the difference and I will always continue to be using my body this way. Many thanks for your valuable help.
Hi Marie, thank you so much for sharing your experience! We're very sorry to hear that these exercises have resulted in pain. Many times the pain can come from using too much intensity or doing too much at a time. You may need to scale back. It's awesome to hear that you are now more conscious of your glutes throughout the day. That is a great place to start. If you can do glute squeezes many times through the day, every day but keep the intensity low, you gain some more strength and mobility. Small consistent movements will add up and you feel the difference. Once you build up strength you might be able to move on to these exercises, starting at the lowest intensity. Thank you so much for being part of our community. We hope you feel better soon and please keep us updated as you progress! 🧡
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy It's wonderful to have someone who cares so much for people and we are all very lucky you put out these videos and help educate everyone to help themselves. Heaps of thanks.
I believe this information is ALSO VERY IMPORTANT for those of us who had to get a hip replacement. When I found your channel, it was too late to save my left hip joint. I'm glad I had the surgery, but I don't do the exercises they told me to! I only practice what you preach! I think this way my new hip will last for decades. Thank you ❤
My therapist had me do all those exercises for my knee replacement therapy however I also have hip arthritis with FAI, on the same side as the surgical knee, when I get home after therapy I would be in excruciating pain but always taught it’s from working out the muscles . Thank you doc
This makes a lot of sense from my experience. Unfortunately, most therapists don't know about this. Do you happen to have any videos on exercising with hip displasia please? If not, do you think your exercises for those with labral tears can be used please? I have both displasia and labral tears (caused by displasia). Thanks
Thank you for this information! I was told to walk ever day, and that it would improve my hip arthritis. I felt worse after walking and now I can see that some of the exercises I was doing were wrong. A year and a half later, my arthritis progressed from mild to moderate/severe and I’m in constant pain. Now I can see why.
I had several rounds of physical therapy for different body parts. Only one of the therapists explained what muscles I should be using. I did more damage than good with the others.
Wow not much a person can do with hip arthritis according to this.....eg. walking cycling 😮.I have been doing most and almost all of these exercise so what can I do if I stop them and walking/cycling?
Wow. Great video. I have been doing so many exercises that i should not have been even though i was doing them correctly using my glutes. Thank you so much! Ive been avoiding many exercises due to pain thinking it was exercise in general making me end up with worse pain. Just came across your videos and they are pure gold. I will be utilizing your videos so much and have already done the knee one this morning. I have osteopenia on the cusp of osteoporosis, Celiac disease, fibromyalgia anemia at the moment. Im a mess but your videos are giving me hope for a better, healthier annd more mobile future. I am only 62 and i have been feeling much older due to bone pain. U rock❤ Thank you for caring enough to get these videos out here for all to see and utilize.
❤ thank you I was bone on bone on my right hip had to get a hip replacement before that I was on crutches for 9 months I lost all strength in my glutes my left hip has arthritis but I make sure whatever I do I squeeze my glutes I do most of these exercises you mentioned but I make sure I engage my glutes while I do them
Went to start therapy yesterday. I had been doing yours and had no pain whatsoever, and my mobility was getting better and better. After my visit yesterday, by evening I had the original low back pain again and GROIN pain. I am angry!!!! Now I'm scheduled for 4 weeks of therapy twice a week. I am very tempted to cancel. I feel like I was set back. This is the next day and I'm hurting and don't want to do anything. 😢
Thank you as ever for another truly informative, honest, straightforward and helpful discussion on the pain we all experience out here...spot on in my experience.
Hi I am from Algeria 65 years old and I suffer from my left leg which is shorter than the right one due to hip problem.i don't want to go to a surgery and I prefer doing exercises that help me recover physically.thank you
Hi Les, You're welcome! We are so happy you found this information helpful. Just in case you are interested we have a playlist for hip arthritis help you might find helpful. You can access it here: “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not. We hope you found this information helpful to you. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
Whoa! Walkiing surprised me big time. I force myself to take the extra steps thinking it was always helping towards. My provider said walking great overal especially hip arthritis and my fibromyalgia. What a game changer this is for me. I have a new way of thinking for all my work outs due to you wonderful instruction and thorough explanations. Thank you ❤
👟🚫🔍 Fascinating video on the top 10 worst exercises for painful bone-on-bone hip arthritis! It's so important to be aware of the exercises that could actually make things worse, rather than better. Appreciated the insight into how certain exercises might feel good in the moment but lead to more pain later due to increased pressure on the joints. 🧘♂ It’s a reminder of how intricate the human body is, akin to the nuanced roles within the endocannabinoid system in maintaining our body's balance. 🌿Great job on emphasizing the significance of targeting the root cause and focusing on correct muscle engagement
Hi Bud&Tender! Thank you so much for your thoughtful and encouraging feedback! It is very rewarding to know that our video resonated with you. Your support inspires us to continue creating content aimed at promoting better joint health and overall well-being. We appreciate your support and thank you again for taking the time to share your thoughts! 🧡🙌
The way my doctor put it is: walk only as long as you can do it properly, but if you ware walking stiffly, and using compensatory muscles instead of the ones you used to use when you walk, you are going to create additional difficulties. Swimming avoids this issue. Since I don't have a pool, I just walked for 1 kilometer (about 15 min) and then I stopped and did my physical therapy exercises at home. As my glutes get stronger I think I'll be able to walk farther at a time
Video on how to build hip flexors? I got osteoarthritis in lower back at 39 😢 I now have degenerative disc disease and advanced arthritis in my hips. I lift weights every day for bone density but I do not want aggravated it further. I also EDS so I have unbelievable flexibility
Hi Tony, you are very welcome! We are so sorry to see that you are suffering from hip arthritis. 🥺We know how frustrating it can be to deal with and we hope you can find some relief soon. Just in case you're interested, we have a hip arthritis help playlist. You can check it out here: “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html We also have a Hip Arthritis Recovery Program that would be really beneficial. The program is similar to our in-person treatments minus the manual manipulation. The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is a comprehensive guide designed to lead individuals through the 4 crucial phases of hip arthritis recovery. Inside, participants will discover a meticulously crafted 4-phase plan that covers every aspect of hip arthritis healing, from initial recovery steps to advanced strengthening exercises. This program is more than just a temporary fix; it's a roadmap for naturally healing hip arthritis for the long term. Say goodbye to temporary solutions as you embark on a journey towards natural healing. With expert guidance, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain a strong and healthy hip for the long haul. Please click here to learn more: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/ We wish you all the best in your road to recovery. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
Alot of these exercises that you shown I was doing to strengthen my knee and I was having hip pain now since I been doing the right exercises the hip is getting better.
Thank you for this video and all the others ones. You've helped immensely! Just wondering if you have any exercises to help with getting control of or fixing bunions?
Hi Asbeautifulasaset, you're very welcome! We are so happy we could help and we want to thank you for your kind words. We do not have any resources for bunion help but we will forward this comment to Dr. David so that he can consider it for future content. We wish you all the best in your road to recovery.🌟 We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
In my experience, Hallux Valgus, hip osteoarthritis and cross bite functional scoliosis with weak glute, overpronated ankle and hyper extended knee on affected side. Hard to tell which is the hen and which the egg in all of these...with bunions, one tends to walk with the leg lifting the foot rather than the other way round, using all the wrong muscles. Hope you find a way with yours.
Suzanne here. Thank you sooo much for your very informative hip videos. My hip was so tight I actually now have avascular necrosis. Do you think its possible to heal that naturally?
Thank you for all your help you are giving us. I definitely can relate to biking , jogging and walking being pretty painful, especially afterwards. However, when I check for glute exercises, they always involve the front of the thigh as well. How can I avoid training the front and enhancing the glutes only? I saw most of your recommendations and I really practise your exercises on a daily basis . But my glutes remain the same and the hip pain as well. Do you have isolated glute exercises with major input? Thank you anyway, I am very grateful für everything you post.
Hi @hopeandjoy10 we are so sorry that you are still experiencing him pain 😔 We do have specific glute exercises, we will link them here for you: “Top 5 Glute Muscle Exercises For Knee Pain” th-cam.com/video/NXdCjT2QtJA/w-d-xo.html “Top 6 Standing Glute Exercises To Help Knee Pain” th-cam.com/video/jD7IRBfJ-mM/w-d-xo.html Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not. “3 Big Reasons Your Glute Muscles Won’t Work Well For You” th-cam.com/video/TamXorqxCAk/w-d-xo.html This is going to be our Hip Arthritis Playlist in its entirety: “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html We hope this is helpful! Please keep us posted on your progress! 🧡
I was contemplating hip surgery until I found your channel. I have now cancelled my surgery and have started following your recommended exercises. I do have osteoarthritis but I also have a complete glúteas medias tear of 1.8 cms width. In your opinion, should I contemplate surgery to repair this and, if so, will your exercises help strengthen my butt muscles?
Hi Jill, We’re really sorry to hear that you’re going through this. We understand how challenging and frustrating it can be to face such difficulties, especially when you’re working so hard towards your recovery. We truly appreciate the trust you’ve placed in us to support you on your path to recovery. It’s fantastic to hear that you’re exploring non-surgical options and following our recommended exercises. Regarding your gluteus medius tear, surgery is often considered based on the severity of the injury. A 1.8 cm tear is significant, but it’s worth noting that such tears can sometimes heal on their own, especially with appropriate rehabilitation. Our exercises are designed to strengthen the surrounding muscles, which can aid in your overall recovery and potentially alleviate some of the stress on the injured area. However, if this is a complete tear, then it may require surgery. Without a proper evaluation form one of our doctors, we would bot be able to determine this for certain. We can provide you with some general information that may help. “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html We do offer Virtual Consultations that allow you to speak to one of our experts about your condition. This way they are able to provide a personalized guidance on the best course of action to take. You can learn more about this here: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/virtual-visit/ We hope this helps! Please keep us updated on your progress, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions or need further support. We're here to help! 🧡 🧡 🧡
Hi Kobicobra, thanks so much for the kind words. We hate to see that you're dealing hip arthritis. We have a hip arthritis help playlist you might also find helpful. You can access it here: “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
Are we destined to have weak scrawny quads and hip flexors for the rest of our lives then? Does that mean that leg day at the gym should just be glute day for us with hip oa?
Hello, Very interesting, until now I only did the wrong exercises.. But what about swimming? I really like freestyle swimming and I like to dive with fins...Also wrong? Regards Roman
I have had bilateral hip replacement 35 years ago. So far so good 🤞. However at the moment I am suffering from knee pain according to your knee video three months ago I at the 4th stage. My hip replacement is no arthritis it was because of long term steroids taking. My knees are bent slightly. Please let me know if I need replacement at this moment? I am going to see my surgeon soon
Hi Roshini, Having surgery is a very personal decision and we wouldn't be able to tell you if you need surgery without a proper evaluation. What we do want to let you know is that you know your body better than anyone and if you do not want surgery it's important that you ask your healthcare provider for conservative treatments. We have a video that we would like to share with you that discusses what kind of questions to ask you Dr. to learn more about what treatments are available for you. “11 Questions To Ask Your Doctor When They Suggest Knee Surgery” th-cam.com/video/G_DLIRkoGhM/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared We hope this information was helpful for you. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy Thank you for taking time to reply. Yes definitely before I do anything I will ask my surgeon. I actually do some of the physiotherapy you are showing on your videos.
I'm very concerned about getting cardio in. Besides my hip osteoarthritis I also have some issues with my heart. My doctor said bicycle elliptical and walking are also okay to do as long as i dont do inclines or higher level numbers. I must admit I was very depressed after watching this video I had already figured out which machines at the gym could cause problems with my hip, but I always thought the cardio machines were okay. I watched your video on walking properly while concentrating on the glute muscles and wondered if you could do a video on bicycling which I would be devastated if I could not continue doing.
Hi Jill, We are so sorry you have been struggling with hip osteoarthritis and heart issues! Thank you for sharing your experience and for your kind words. You can still cycle as long as it doesn’t cause you any pain. The exercise should be generated from your glutes and abs to avoid exacerbating the issue. If you feel more tired and sore in your thigh area after cycling, it could cause a problem. Ideally, your glutes and abs should be the areas that are sore and tired after completing the exercises. We have a hip arthritis help playlist that you might find helpful. You can access it here: “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not. If you feel better after trying it, we encourage you to look into our Hip Arthritis Recovery Program. It includes cardio exercises that can aid in your recovery and is progressive, so we can meet you where you are in your recovery process. The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is a comprehensive guide designed to lead individuals through the 4 crucial phases of hip arthritis recovery. Inside, participants will discover a meticulously crafted 4-phase plan that covers every aspect of hip arthritis healing, from initial recovery steps to advanced strengthening exercises. This program is more than just a temporary fix; it's a roadmap for naturally healing hip arthritis for the long term. Say goodbye to temporary solutions as you embark on a journey towards natural healing. With expert guidance, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain a strong and healthy hip for the long haul. Please click here to learn more: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/ We hope this was helpful! Stay strong and keep pushing forward!
Hi Tina! We are glad you found this informative. Below will be a few more links you may find helpful: Hip Arthritis Help “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html Hip Pain Help “Hip Pain Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mZF48A6w0CrTONLq2ZaVw3G.html We hope you found this information helpful! 🧡
In addition to hip arthritis, I have AIC, the uneven hips, with the L side much higher. Exercises for the hip arthritis like the Bridge, seem to be contrary to the uneven hips problem. (It’s painful to do the Bridge) Exercises to relieve the uneven hips seem to be contrary to the hip arthritis. Do you have suggestions for healing both the uneven L elevated hip while also healing the hip arthritis?
Hey Patricia, We are so sorry to hear that you are struggling with AIC with the L side much higher. We can only imagine the pain and frustrations you’ve had to deal with. We hope that you feel better soon. We must note that we cannot offer individualized medical advice/diagnosis without a proper evaluation. We do offer Virtual Consultations, providing you with an opportunity for a one-on-one conversation with our doctors, where they can delve into the details of your condition and provide you with tailored guidance and coaching. This personalized approach ensures that you receive the individualized support and direction you need to make informed decisions about your health. To learn more about our Virtual Consultations Please click here: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/virtual-visit/ We do have some general resources that may be helpful for your recovery: “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html We hope that you found this information helpful. Wish you all the best on your road to recovery! 🧡🙌🏽
I went to an osteopathic PT. He told me that my doctor misdiagnosed me. My doctor said I have severe degenerative disc disease in my L1 and L2, and this is what is causing all my pain. I can barely walk anymore. My PT said that I do have degenerative disc disease, but the pain is coming from my hip due to arthritis, not from my L1 and L2. I'm wondering if your hip program can help me fix my hip arthritis and not cause problems with my L1 and L2 degenerative discs. Please let me know?
Ok here’s my issue. I’m 66 and want to work my quads and keep the definition. What can I do to work the quads really good instead of leg ext machines at about 40 pounds? I get the compressive issue, but for me I never hurt with this exercise. Can I contact gluts as I extend and is it better?
So basically I’m screwed bc these are all exercises to postpone knee replacement; however, since I’ve been through postponing knee PT, I’ve developed hip issues. So basically if I want to remain active, I’ll just need to get all four replacements.
Physical therapy had me use every one you showed. I ache so bad at night. Even went to er . The doctor said I made my swollen red leg angry. They even pulled fluid out of the hip flexor area. 4 days in hospital.
I was told to do marching and stomping to prevent osteoporosis-..what the heck? Now I am destroying my hip? I have groin issues, restricted ROM and groin pain when getting up from a chair..
I have had hip pain for years and have been doing all these exercises in pain only to find out I am bone on bone. I value your information and explanation. I don't feel good waling on level ground and feel better going uphill or down hill, is this ok? What do you think about using an inversion table or traction to create space? I just started using it for about 3 minutes 2x a day and I feel improvement. I am beginning to focus on glutes. Thank you.
I watched this and have a question - WHAT IF you must walk everyday - I walk at least 1.5 hours a day with my dog - is there any advice when one has no choice but walk daily?
Hey @independentfree1891! With painful hip arthritis, if you are going to walk, offloading the joint can be helpful. This can be using a walker or a cane. We have a lot of other recommendations for hip arthritis if you would like to learn more. Here is a link: Hip Arthritis Help th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
Hi Thebikegeekandmore, If you feel like it's benefitting you, you can but we would recommend that if you perform these exercises that they be driven by the glutes and abdominals. If you are using your thigh muscles you could exacerbate the problem we would recommend working through the exercises in our hip arthritis help playlist. You can access it here: “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not. We hope you found this information helpful.🙏 We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
Thank you, Dr. David. Your information was very instructive. I now realize that I need to modify some of my regular activities in order to provide a better muscle balance in my hip area. Some other activities that may add detrimentally to the muscle imbalance may be skating, skiing and the low stances necessary to properly practice the martial arts (i.e. karate, kung fu, etc.).
Thank you for your comment! We're glad to hear that you found the information helpful and insightful. It's great that you're recognizing the importance of modifying your regular activities to achieve better muscle balance in your hip area. By being mindful of these factors and making adjustments as needed, you're taking proactive steps towards maintaining optimal hip health and preventing potential imbalances or injuries in the future. Remember to listen to your body and consider incorporating exercises or stretches specifically targeted at promoting hip muscle balance and flexibility. We have a hip arthritis help playlist that could aid in your recovery. You can access it here: “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
Hey Maja! We can definitely help with other videos that show and explain what exercises to do to help hip arthritis. Here is a link to our playlist of videos for hip arthritis if you would like to learn more: Hip Arthritis Help th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html We also have a very structured, in-depth hip arthritis recovery program available. The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is a comprehensive guide designed to lead individuals through the 4 crucial phases of hip arthritis recovery. Inside, participants will discover a meticulously crafted 4-phase plan that covers every aspect of hip arthritis healing, from initial recovery steps to advanced strengthening exercises. This program is more than just a temporary fix; it's a roadmap for naturally healing hip arthritis for the long term. Say goodbye to temporary solutions as you embark on a journey towards natural healing. With expert guidance, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain a strong and healthy hip for the long haul. Please click here to learn more: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/
Hi Tom, while we don't typically recommend using a recumbent cycle for hip OA, if you’re not experiencing any pain while using it, you should be okay to continue. Just make sure to drive the exercise with your glutes and abs to avoid potentially exacerbating the issue. If you're looking for more targeted exercises, we have a Hip Arthritis Help playlist that you might find beneficial. You can explore it here: Hip Arthritis Help Playlist. You can access it here: “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not. If you find that you have seen an improvement in your situation from using the playlist we would encourage you to look into the Hip Arthritis Recovery Program. The program is similar to our in-person treatments minus the manual manipulation. The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is a comprehensive guide designed to lead individuals through the 4 crucial phases of hip arthritis recovery. Inside, participants will discover a meticulously crafted 4-phase plan that covers every aspect of hip arthritis healing, from initial recovery steps to advanced strengthening exercises. This program is more than just a temporary fix; it's a roadmap for naturally healing hip arthritis for the long term. Say goodbye to temporary solutions as you embark on a journey towards natural healing. With expert guidance, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain a strong and healthy hip for the long haul. Please click here to learn more: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/ We hope you found this information helpful to you. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
QQQ. What do you think about exercising with reverse movement on elliptical? (BTW I am currently in phase two of your hip recovery program and feeling much relief. Thanks!)
Hi Tessa, Thank you for participating in our Hip Arthritis Recovery Program and are thrilled to hear that you're experiencing relief in phase two! Thank you for sharing your progress with us-it's always inspiring to hear about the positive impact our programs are having. Regarding your question about exercising with reverse movement on the elliptical, while we don't have a specific resource for that, we do have a helpful video on walking backward, originally designed for knee issues but applicable to hip concerns as well. You can access it here: th-cam.com/video/hqQP6_4H7Vw/w-d-xo.html Keep up the fantastic work, and if you have any further questions or need support along your recovery journey, please feel free to reach out. Wishing you continued progress and success! 🧡
What are your thoughts on mini steppers to help build glute strength? And thank you for this list! I've been using a physical therapy app that has many of the exercises you've mentioned. They've always been uncomfortable and after trying to modify those moves a little, I've stopped them. Your information confirms what I've been feeling and now I know that it also could cause more damage.
My hip suddenly caused acute pain in bed one night (never had it before), then did it every few nights but not every night. It had been a bit stiff when standing from sitting on a settee. Otherwise no problems in between. Then suddenly ( ( about 4 weeks later) I suddenly found I couldn’t use the leg of the painful hip first when going upstairs. It felt as if I had no strength in the muscles of my leg and it was painful. Going down stairs a bit painful but not nearly as much. So have been resting it and avoiding doing stairs too many times in the day. It’s feeling much better but I still can’t sleep on either side but have to sleep on my back. If I sleep on the bad hip side it hurts and if I sleep on the good side the stretch makes it hurt. The fact that it came on so suddenly makes wonder if it’s more likely to be bursitis or ligament strain than arthritis. I am being very careful about the way I sit and not sitting on a low settee. I don’t feel rested sleeping on my back at night. When this started, I had been staying at my friend’s for 8 weeks, not doing much physical activity and sitting on a very uncomfortable settee where it was impossible to sit up straight. Could this be the cause of this or is it more likely to be arthritis? Thanks for your very interesting video which I discovered today
Hello there Ruth! Thank you for the information about your on going Hip Pain! Sounds like it may be Hip Arthritis due to a root muscle imbalance that needs attention! We need to get the pain under control by off loading the problem area and slowly building your strength and tolerance to the point where you may get back to normal activities. Here is our Hip Arthritis Recovery Program Ruth: Hip Arthritis Recovery Program www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/ Hope this offers you a solution, please keep us in the loop Ruth!
Hi Marica, They aren't wrong they just aren't good for hip arthritis, however, if you feel that they benefit you continue to do them. What works for one person may not work for another. We have a hip arthritis help playlist that you can review in case you are interested. You can access it here: “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html Wishing you all the best! 🧡
Hi CaptainSuky, we have a playlist with exercises and additional information you might find helpful. You can access it here: “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html If you're looking for a more progressive approach to your recovery we have a Hip Arthritis Recovery Program that you might find beneficial. The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is a comprehensive guide designed to lead individuals through the 4 crucial phases of hip arthritis recovery. Inside, participants will discover a meticulously crafted 4-phase plan that covers every aspect of hip arthritis healing, from initial recovery steps to advanced strengthening exercises. This program is more than just a temporary fix; it's a roadmap for naturally healing hip arthritis for the long term. Say goodbye to temporary solutions as you embark on a journey towards natural healing. With expert guidance, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain a strong and healthy hip for the long haul. Please click here to learn more: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/ We hope you found this information helpful. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
Hi Ask Captain Suky Cannon! Thank you for inquiring for them! We will link them here for you: Hip Arthritis Help “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html Hip Pain Help “Hip Pain Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mZF48A6w0CrTONLq2ZaVw3G.html We hope you found this information helpful! 🧡 Please let us know how you are doing as you progress 🙌
After seeing this video, I feel depressed because this covers every exercise I am doing for knee and hip arthritis! I thought you recommended cycling on a stationary bike and how to use it. What are the cardio exercises you recommend? This video has left me in a void.
My physical therapist made me do so many of those - no wonder I only got worse! I don't have bone on bone though, does that matter? I have Troch Bursitis and a torn hip flexor muscle, same side, and everything he did made it worse so I stopped going. Since I found you I've been doing your videos, so, lots of glute strengthening, which, now I can walk upstairs with NO problem, (knee problem same side). Why don't they know anything? I spent months making it all worse, until I discovered your videos.
I really like what you are showing us about front vs. rear muscle balance causing hip and knee problems. I turn 60 in July, was too sedentary as an online special ed teacher for 7 years. Outer hip got angry and I had physical therapy for trochanteric bursitis (spring 2022), felt better until fall 2023 walking 31 miles in October and then 100 miles in November for fundraisers🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️. Most of this was with 2 trekking poles to reduce weight on my hips & knees. I was sent back to PT (January for 9 weeks) because I had “slippy” sore knees. Knees felt loose, as if something would slip out of place if I stepped wrong. We did quite a few of the exercises you describe in this video 😬. Now the hips are less painful than my left knee at the pes anserine bursa area, but no obvious swelling. It makes a lot of sense that I need to strengthen my glutes to take work away from my quads, and I’m going to watch all of your videos to learn how to do this without hurting the knees. Donkey kicks on all fours was maybe too much lol but I plan to get there!
Just yesterday my PT had me lie on my back with the ball between my knees supposedly to help with back pain. I did 10 squeezes with no problem but I did feel the exercise in my inner thighs. Later last night I felt pain in my L hip. Today I can't even walk without feeling as if my hip is out of socket😭 For me that delayed pain is so true😩
So which specfic iexercises should we be doing to strengthen glutes and correct the imbalance? I've looked through the videos but not sure? Is it just clam and glute squeeze or are there others? Which title videos?
Hi Helen, we have a few playlists that may help. Below will be a link to your hip arthritis help playlist as well as hip exercise vides: “Hip Arthritis Help” th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html “Top 3 Exercises To Do To Start Helping A Hip Strain Or Sprain” th-cam.com/video/pcu5ymyVPCY/w-d-xo.html We hope these help, please keep us updated on your progress 🧡
Thank you for this video! I just found out that everything I was doing to combat my hip arthritis was making it worse! When you said that sometimes the exercises feel good and help while you're doing them, or right afterwards, they can cause more pain later on. I've been doing chair aerobics and chair yoga 5-6 time a week for 4 years and it helps during the day but when I'm lying in bed at night, my hip starts to really hurt. I will definitely be looking at your videos that show me what I should be doing. Again, thank you so much!
Thank you for giving me the clue about the mechanics of the movement and very detailed explanation of what is good and what is bad. All i had before was "do this, do that". Now i see what really matters and good for me and a reason behind. Sometimes very simple exercises are what you really need, but when you are given something more difficult, it may impress you more. That is the problem with many people and their therapists.
It's great to have access to all of these different exercises that might help arthritis; but it is also overwhelming because everyone online says they have the answers to solve your hip arthritis problems.
The best thing to do is try different exercises for a while and pay attention to how your body feels. If they don't work, then try some other exercises until you find what works for your body.
I’m 43 have always been super active th last 2 yrs terrible hip, leg and groin pain. Just found out I have osteoarthritis right hip. I refuse to lose my mobility. Your videos have helped me. On to this new journey. Thank you for educating me!! You rock!
I am so thankful to have come across your channel. I am on a list for a left hip replacement, and just assumed I would eventually have to get a new right hip, because I was diagnosed with moderate arthritis in that hip (severe in left hip). NOW, I'm motivated to exhaust every single thing you say about hip arthritis, and do not want to discount the possibility that I can either avoid surgery in both my hips, or at the very least, avoid right hip surgery, and be in a place where my left hip will be healthy in preparation for surgery, and recovery will go more smoothly. I've also learned that my chiropractor and massage therapist, as well meaning as they are, have given me some recommendations that will only aggravate the problem. I've also gone the PRP route. Anyway, thank you, thank you, thank you. I am so empowered and encouraged through what I am learning.
Hi Susan,
You are very welcome! We are so grateful for your kind words and we are so excited to see how determined you are.🎉 It's inspiring! We're so sorry to hear you’ve been dealing with hip arthritis and hope that by focusing on it you feel better soon. We know how exhausting it can be to face the possibility of surgery, especially when it’s affecting both hips. It's awesome to hear that you feel empowered and encouraged by what you’ve learned through Dr. David’s videos.
We have a Hip Arthritis Help Playlist that you may find helpful as you work toward improving your hip health.
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not.
If you start to notice improvements, we’d encourage you to look into our Hip Arthritis Recovery Program, which is similar to the treatments we offer in-person, minus the manual manipulation.
The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is a comprehensive guide designed to lead individuals through the 4 crucial phases of hip arthritis recovery. Inside, participants will discover a meticulously crafted 4-phase plan that covers every aspect of hip arthritis healing, from initial recovery steps to advanced strengthening exercises. This program is more than just a temporary fix; it's a roadmap for naturally healing hip arthritis for the long term. Say goodbye to temporary solutions as you embark on a journey towards natural healing. With expert guidance, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain a strong and healthy hip for the long haul. Please click here to learn more:
www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/
We hope you found this information helpful to you. We wish you all the best on your road to recovery. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
hi Suzanne, I was dignosed with severe hip arthr. in the left, and moderate in the right hip. I have been doing the program from this site, trying to eat anti-inflammatory foods, and using some supplements. I am 69 years old; its already a lot better.. I have no intention to go ahead with the hip replacement the doctors advise.
How are Prp injections working? I am considering them.
@@Mia-rn2gk Thanks for your reply. I am so happy for you. I tend to think I fit the bill for needing surgery. I have next to no rotation in my hip, and when I move from a sitting position to stand it takes a minute for my leg to move with me. It seems as if my hip is in a locked position momentarily. I've had a few assessments by professionals that all point to surgery. I'm hoping I can subvert needing surgery for my right hip though.
@@Mia-rn2gk Oops, my reply to keithjusttruth2103 was intended for you.
I've been in so much pain, not knowing I was doing the wrong exercises 🙏🏿 Thank you
I can't walk? I can't do any of those exerises? It looks like I can't do anything.....can't even move! No thanks! I won't be listening to yoy
@@louannawise5622 ... this video was about the "For Painful Bone On Bone Hip Arthritis"... you should not be doing any of the exercises in this video if you have severe arthritis.
This makes the most sense! I’ve hurt myself so many times doing all these unhealthy exercises. Decades of straining and over building the front hip muscles. Thank you for saying it out loud. I had so much pain until I just stopped and rested. I also palpated the flexors. Slowly after healing I will add some gentle movement but never again those awful hip impingement exercises they push on you, even yoga. I will follow your videos instead. Thank you for saying what no one else will say!
David, I have done every one of those 10 exercises and each one results in pain. I agree 100% on your explanations and am always conscious of using my glutes now in every movement throughout the day. I can feel the difference and I will always continue to be using my body this way. Many thanks for your valuable help.
Hi Marie, thank you so much for sharing your experience! We're very sorry to hear that these exercises have resulted in pain. Many times the pain can come from using too much intensity or doing too much at a time.
You may need to scale back. It's awesome to hear that you are now more conscious of your glutes throughout the day. That is a great place to start. If you can do glute squeezes many times through the day, every day but keep the intensity low, you gain some more strength and mobility.
Small consistent movements will add up and you feel the difference. Once you build up strength you might be able to move on to these exercises, starting at the lowest intensity.
Thank you so much for being part of our community. We hope you feel better soon and please keep us updated as you progress! 🧡
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy It's wonderful to have someone who cares so much for people and we are all very lucky you put out these videos and help educate everyone to help themselves. Heaps of thanks.
I believe this information is ALSO VERY IMPORTANT for those of us who had to get a hip replacement. When I found your channel, it was too late to save my left hip joint. I'm glad I had the surgery, but I don't do the exercises they told me to! I only practice what you preach! I think this way my new hip will last for decades. Thank you ❤
Ty
My therapist had me do all those exercises for my knee replacement therapy however I also have hip arthritis with FAI, on the same side as the surgical knee, when I get home after therapy I would be in excruciating pain but always taught it’s from working out the muscles . Thank you doc
This makes a lot of sense from my experience. Unfortunately, most therapists don't know about this. Do you happen to have any videos on exercising with hip displasia please? If not, do you think your exercises for those with labral tears can be used please? I have both displasia and labral tears (caused by displasia). Thanks
Thank you for this information! I was told to walk ever day, and that it would improve my hip arthritis. I felt worse after walking and now I can see that some of the exercises I was doing were wrong. A year and a half later, my arthritis progressed from mild to moderate/severe and I’m in constant pain. Now I can see why.
I had several rounds of physical therapy for different body parts. Only one of the therapists explained what muscles I should be using. I did more damage than good with the others.
Same here. Years of wrong PT and was getting worse in knees and hip. I stopped and now learning from TH-cam. 🙏
So then, what leg exercises are good for someone who has both knee and hip arthritis? Please address this.
Sitting and Dangling your feet and moving im 4 directions but be careful don't over do it just a little bit is enough
Glute contractions, and clamshells are supposed to help. 🤷🏻♀️
Wow not much a person can do with hip arthritis according to this.....eg. walking cycling 😮.I have been doing most and almost all of these exercise so what can I do if I stop them and walking/cycling?
Even our Silver Sneakers teacher does all of these we're not supposed to do! Im in 70s and have terrible sciatica. Also hip and knees arthritis.
Wow. Great video. I have been doing so many exercises that i should not have been even though i was doing them correctly using my glutes. Thank you so much! Ive been avoiding many exercises due to pain thinking it was exercise in general making me end up with worse pain. Just came across your videos and they are pure gold. I will be utilizing your videos so much and have already done the knee one this morning. I have osteopenia on the cusp of osteoporosis, Celiac disease, fibromyalgia anemia at the moment. Im a mess but your videos are giving me hope for a better, healthier annd more mobile future. I am only 62 and i have been feeling much older due to bone pain.
U rock❤ Thank you for caring enough to get these videos out here for all to see and utilize.
❤ thank you I was bone on bone on my right hip had to get a hip replacement before that I was on crutches for 9 months I lost all strength in my glutes my left hip has arthritis but I make sure whatever I do I squeeze my glutes I do most of these exercises you mentioned but I make sure I engage my glutes while I do them
Went to start therapy yesterday. I had been doing yours and had no pain whatsoever, and my mobility was getting better and better. After my visit yesterday, by evening I had the original low back pain again and GROIN pain. I am angry!!!! Now I'm scheduled for 4 weeks of therapy twice a week. I am very tempted to cancel. I feel like I was set back. This is the next day and I'm hurting and don't want to do anything. 😢
Please can I get to you
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Thank you as ever for another truly informative, honest, straightforward and helpful discussion on the pain we all experience out here...spot on in my experience.
This makes me not even want to move in life.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you!
Hi I am from Algeria 65 years old and I suffer from my left leg which is shorter than the right one due to hip problem.i don't want to go to a surgery and I prefer doing exercises that help me recover physically.thank you
Basically, everything?
No watch his video about best excersizes. Please search for it dont be lazy.
Thank you sir
Great information 😊
Hi Les, You're welcome! We are so happy you found this information helpful. Just in case you are interested we have a playlist for hip arthritis help you might find helpful. You can access it here:
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not.
We hope you found this information helpful to you. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
Whoa! Walkiing surprised me big time. I force myself to take the extra steps thinking it was always helping towards. My provider said walking great overal especially hip arthritis and my fibromyalgia. What a game changer this is for me. I have a new way of thinking for all my work outs due to you wonderful instruction and thorough explanations. Thank you ❤
Thank you for stopping me in my tracks,,,,I was doing all the wrong ones...
Thank you so much for this video. It's been very helpful.
You are top Doctor ❤
Thank you for the kind words @umasonne, we truly appreciate you! 🧡
👟🚫🔍 Fascinating video on the top 10 worst exercises for painful bone-on-bone hip arthritis! It's so important to be aware of the exercises that could actually make things worse, rather than better. Appreciated the insight into how certain exercises might feel good in the moment but lead to more pain later due to increased pressure on the joints. 🧘♂ It’s a reminder of how intricate the human body is, akin to the nuanced roles within the endocannabinoid system in maintaining our body's balance. 🌿Great job on emphasizing the significance of targeting the root cause and focusing on correct muscle engagement
Hi Bud&Tender!
Thank you so much for your thoughtful and encouraging feedback! It is very rewarding to know that our video resonated with you. Your support inspires us to continue creating content aimed at promoting better joint health and overall well-being. We appreciate your support and thank you again for taking the time to share your thoughts! 🧡🙌
Is gentle jumping on a rebounder trampoline OK for stages 2-3?
So what can I do for cardio if no walking or cycling?
The way my doctor put it is: walk only as long as you can do it properly, but if you ware walking stiffly, and using compensatory muscles instead of the ones you used to use when you walk, you are going to create additional difficulties. Swimming avoids this issue. Since I don't have a pool, I just walked for 1 kilometer (about 15 min) and then I stopped and did my physical therapy exercises at home. As my glutes get stronger I think I'll be able to walk farther at a time
swimming
What exercises can you do in pool,? I've been taking therapy and several of your do not do exercises I've been doing them in class.
Video on how to build hip flexors?
I got osteoarthritis in lower back at 39 😢
I now have degenerative disc disease and advanced arthritis in my hips. I lift weights every day for bone density but I do not want aggravated it further.
I also EDS so I have unbelievable flexibility
Please stop lifting and start squeezing the glutes not too much only little
I’m getting hip pain regularly I think I’ll start doing all the exercises
Oh my, thank you for this video!!
Hi Tony, you are very welcome! We are so sorry to see that you are suffering from hip arthritis. 🥺We know how frustrating it can be to deal with and we hope you can find some relief soon. Just in case you're interested, we have a hip arthritis help playlist. You can check it out here:
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
We also have a Hip Arthritis Recovery Program that would be really beneficial. The program is similar to our in-person treatments minus the manual manipulation.
The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is a comprehensive guide designed to lead individuals through the 4 crucial phases of hip arthritis recovery. Inside, participants will discover a meticulously crafted 4-phase plan that covers every aspect of hip arthritis healing, from initial recovery steps to advanced strengthening exercises. This program is more than just a temporary fix; it's a roadmap for naturally healing hip arthritis for the long term. Say goodbye to temporary solutions as you embark on a journey towards natural healing. With expert guidance, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain a strong and healthy hip for the long haul. Please click here to learn more: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/
We wish you all the best in your road to recovery. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
Ive been doing many of these. Dang. Yea, my quads feel good but.... im getting terrible hamstring spasms!
If I was in Texas I would be at your place 😂 and thanks for all the videos
Alot of these exercises that you shown I was doing to strengthen my knee and I was having hip pain now since I been doing the right exercises the hip is getting better.
Thank you. I need those exercises.😊
So informative!
Thank you for this video and all the others ones. You've helped immensely!
Just wondering if you have any exercises to help with getting control of or fixing bunions?
Hi Asbeautifulasaset, you're very welcome! We are so happy we could help and we want to thank you for your kind words. We do not have any resources for bunion help but we will forward this comment to Dr. David so that he can consider it for future content.
We wish you all the best in your road to recovery.🌟 We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
In my experience, Hallux Valgus, hip osteoarthritis and cross bite functional scoliosis with weak glute, overpronated ankle and hyper extended knee on affected side. Hard to tell which is the hen and which the egg in all of these...with bunions, one tends to walk with the leg lifting the foot rather than the other way round, using all the wrong muscles. Hope you find a way with yours.
I like your viedo what excercise is good for hip arthritis?
Kindly always tell what excercise to do please 🎉
I'm a cyclist
I'll do a hip replacement
Suzanne here. Thank you sooo much for your very informative hip videos. My hip was so tight I actually now have avascular necrosis. Do you think its possible to heal that naturally?
How would you rate the couch stretch with respect to hip impingement?
What about recumbent stationary bike?
Love watching your videos and was wanting to know if you could share with me what platform you use to create your online courses?
Any thoughts on using a rowing machine?
Thank you for all your help you are giving us. I definitely can relate to biking , jogging and walking being pretty painful, especially afterwards. However, when I check for glute exercises, they always involve the front of the thigh as well. How can I avoid training the front and enhancing the glutes only? I saw most of your recommendations and I really practise your exercises on a daily basis . But my glutes remain the same and the hip pain as well. Do you have isolated glute exercises with major input?
Thank you anyway, I am very grateful für everything you post.
Hi @hopeandjoy10 we are so sorry that you are still experiencing him pain 😔 We do have specific glute exercises, we will link them here for you:
“Top 5 Glute Muscle Exercises For Knee Pain”
th-cam.com/video/NXdCjT2QtJA/w-d-xo.html
“Top 6 Standing Glute Exercises To Help Knee Pain”
th-cam.com/video/jD7IRBfJ-mM/w-d-xo.html
Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not.
“3 Big Reasons Your Glute Muscles Won’t Work Well For You”
th-cam.com/video/TamXorqxCAk/w-d-xo.html
This is going to be our Hip Arthritis Playlist in its entirety:
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
We hope this is helpful! Please keep us posted on your progress! 🧡
I was contemplating hip surgery until I found your channel. I have now cancelled my surgery and have started following your recommended exercises. I do have osteoarthritis but I also have a complete glúteas medias tear of 1.8 cms width. In your opinion, should I contemplate surgery to repair this and, if so, will your exercises help strengthen my butt muscles?
Hi Jill, We’re really sorry to hear that you’re going through this. We understand how challenging and frustrating it can be to face such difficulties, especially when you’re working so hard towards your recovery.
We truly appreciate the trust you’ve placed in us to support you on your path to recovery. It’s fantastic to hear that you’re exploring non-surgical options and following our recommended exercises.
Regarding your gluteus medius tear, surgery is often considered based on the severity of the injury. A 1.8 cm tear is significant, but it’s worth noting that such tears can sometimes heal on their own, especially with appropriate rehabilitation. Our exercises are designed to strengthen the surrounding muscles, which can aid in your overall recovery and potentially alleviate some of the stress on the injured area.
However, if this is a complete tear, then it may require surgery. Without a proper evaluation form one of our doctors, we would bot be able to determine this for certain. We can provide you with some general information that may help.
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
We do offer Virtual Consultations that allow you to speak to one of our experts about your condition. This way they are able to provide a personalized guidance on the best course of action to take. You can learn more about this here: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/virtual-visit/
We hope this helps! Please keep us updated on your progress, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions or need further support. We're here to help! 🧡 🧡 🧡
Can I do hip flexion exercises if I make sure to train my hip extensors so the muscle strength is balanced?
Great information
Hi Kobicobra, thanks so much for the kind words. We hate to see that you're dealing hip arthritis. We have a hip arthritis help playlist you might also find helpful. You can access it here: “Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
Dr. Some of these excercise hurt my leg and knee . What do you think about this.
Are we destined to have weak scrawny quads and hip flexors for the rest of our lives then? Does that mean that leg day at the gym should just be glute day for us with hip oa?
Hello,
Very interesting, until now I only did the wrong exercises.. But what about swimming? I really like freestyle swimming and I like to dive with fins...Also wrong?
Regards Roman
Hi Roman, swimming is good as long as the glutes and abs are the main driver behind the exercise.
I have had bilateral hip replacement 35 years ago. So far so good 🤞. However at the moment I am suffering from knee pain according to your knee video three months ago I at the 4th stage. My hip replacement is no arthritis it was because of long term steroids taking. My knees are bent slightly. Please let me know if I need replacement at this moment? I am going to see my surgeon soon
Hi Roshini, Having surgery is a very personal decision and we wouldn't be able to tell you if you need surgery without a proper evaluation. What we do want to let you know is that you know your body better than anyone and if you do not want surgery it's important that you ask your healthcare provider for conservative treatments. We have a video that we would like to share with you that discusses what kind of questions to ask you Dr. to learn more about what treatments are available for you.
“11 Questions To Ask Your Doctor When They Suggest Knee Surgery”
th-cam.com/video/G_DLIRkoGhM/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
We hope this information was helpful for you. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy Thank you for taking time to reply. Yes definitely before I do anything I will ask my surgeon. I actually do some of the physiotherapy you are showing on your videos.
I'm very concerned about getting cardio in. Besides my hip osteoarthritis I also have some issues with my heart. My doctor said bicycle elliptical and walking are also okay to do as long as i dont do inclines or higher level numbers. I must admit I was very depressed after watching this video I had already figured out which machines at the gym could cause problems with my hip, but I always thought the cardio machines were okay. I watched your video on walking properly while concentrating on the glute muscles and wondered if you could do a video on bicycling which I would be devastated if I could not continue doing.
Hi Jill, We are so sorry you have been struggling with hip osteoarthritis and heart issues! Thank you for sharing your experience and for your kind words.
You can still cycle as long as it doesn’t cause you any pain. The exercise should be generated from your glutes and abs to avoid exacerbating the issue. If you feel more tired and sore in your thigh area after cycling, it could cause a problem. Ideally, your glutes and abs should be the areas that are sore and tired after completing the exercises.
We have a hip arthritis help playlist that you might find helpful. You can access it here:
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key.
Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not.
If you feel better after trying it, we encourage you to look into our Hip Arthritis Recovery Program. It includes cardio exercises that can aid in your recovery and is progressive, so we can meet you where you are in your recovery process.
The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is a comprehensive guide designed to lead individuals through the 4 crucial phases of hip arthritis recovery. Inside, participants will discover a meticulously crafted 4-phase plan that covers every aspect of hip arthritis healing, from initial recovery steps to advanced strengthening exercises.
This program is more than just a temporary fix; it's a roadmap for naturally healing hip arthritis for the long term. Say goodbye to temporary solutions as you embark on a journey towards natural healing. With expert guidance, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain a strong and healthy hip for the long haul. Please click here to learn more: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/
We hope this was helpful! Stay strong and keep pushing forward!
Eye opening
Hi Tina! We are glad you found this informative. Below will be a few more links you may find helpful:
Hip Arthritis Help
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
Hip Pain Help
“Hip Pain Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mZF48A6w0CrTONLq2ZaVw3G.html
We hope you found this information helpful! 🧡
In addition to hip arthritis, I have AIC, the uneven hips, with the L side much higher. Exercises for the hip arthritis like the Bridge, seem to be contrary to the uneven hips problem. (It’s painful to do the Bridge) Exercises to relieve the uneven hips seem to be contrary to the hip arthritis. Do you have suggestions for healing both the uneven L elevated hip while also healing the hip arthritis?
Hey Patricia, We are so sorry to hear that you are struggling with AIC with the L side much higher. We can only imagine the pain and frustrations you’ve had to deal with. We hope that you feel better soon.
We must note that we cannot offer individualized medical advice/diagnosis without a proper evaluation. We do offer Virtual Consultations, providing you with an opportunity for a one-on-one conversation with our doctors, where they can delve into the details of your condition and provide you with tailored guidance and coaching. This personalized approach ensures that you receive the individualized support and direction you need to make informed decisions about your health. To learn more about our Virtual Consultations Please click here: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/virtual-visit/
We do have some general resources that may be helpful for your recovery:
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
We hope that you found this information helpful. Wish you all the best on your road to recovery! 🧡🙌🏽
What exercises are good for the hip?
Swimming !
I went to an osteopathic PT. He told me that my doctor misdiagnosed me. My doctor said I have severe degenerative disc disease in my L1 and L2, and this is what is causing all my pain. I can barely walk anymore. My PT said that I do have degenerative disc disease, but the pain is coming from my hip due to arthritis, not from my L1 and L2. I'm wondering if your hip program can help me fix my hip arthritis and not cause problems with my L1 and L2 degenerative discs. Please let me know?
What about recumbent trikes? Are those worse or better?
Ok here’s my issue. I’m 66 and want to work my quads and keep the definition. What can I do to work the quads really good instead of leg ext machines at about 40 pounds? I get the compressive issue, but for me I never hurt with this exercise. Can I contact gluts as I extend and is it better?
So, you want me to just lay around? Can't walk, can't bike, can't stretch? Come on, man.
Be a couch potato that will sort it,joke
Hi! Could you explain or post a link what muscles you should use or how to do it the squat? Like sitting and go up and down
Thanks!
So basically I’m screwed bc these are all exercises to postpone knee replacement; however, since I’ve been through postponing knee PT, I’ve developed hip issues. So basically if I want to remain active, I’ll just need to get all four replacements.
Physical therapy had me use every one you showed. I ache so bad at night. Even went to er . The doctor said I made my swollen red leg angry. They even pulled fluid out of the hip flexor area. 4 days in hospital.
I was told to do marching and stomping to prevent osteoporosis-..what the heck? Now I am destroying my hip? I have groin issues, restricted ROM and groin pain when getting up from a chair..
I have had hip pain for years and have been doing all these exercises in pain only to find out I am bone on bone. I value your information and explanation. I don't feel good waling on level ground and feel better going uphill or down hill, is this ok? What do you think about using an inversion table or traction to create space? I just started using it for about 3 minutes 2x a day and I feel improvement. I am beginning to focus on glutes. Thank you.
I use the stair cilmb mill at the gym to try and strengthen the glutes.
I have watched this vedeo three times
You don't leave many exercises to do. Other than the gluteal muscles.
I watched this and have a question - WHAT IF you must walk everyday - I walk at least 1.5 hours a day with my dog - is there any advice when one has no choice but walk daily?
Hey @independentfree1891! With painful hip arthritis, if you are going to walk, offloading the joint can be helpful. This can be using a walker or a cane. We have a lot of other recommendations for hip arthritis if you would like to learn more. Here is a link:
Hip Arthritis Help
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
I do all this excercis but have never had pain. Should I keep doing them or not?
Hi Thebikegeekandmore, If you feel like it's benefitting you, you can but we would recommend that if you perform these exercises that they be driven by the glutes and abdominals. If you are using your thigh muscles you could exacerbate the problem we would recommend working through the exercises in our hip arthritis help playlist. You can access it here:
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not.
We hope you found this information helpful.🙏 We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
@@epmanualphysicaltherapyThank you for your answer.❤
Thank you, Dr. David. Your information was very instructive. I now realize that I need to modify some of my regular activities in order to provide a better muscle balance in my hip area. Some other activities that may add detrimentally to the muscle imbalance may be skating, skiing and the low stances necessary to properly practice the martial arts (i.e. karate, kung fu, etc.).
Thank you for your comment! We're glad to hear that you found the information helpful and insightful. It's great that you're recognizing the importance of modifying your regular activities to achieve better muscle balance in your hip area.
By being mindful of these factors and making adjustments as needed, you're taking proactive steps towards maintaining optimal hip health and preventing potential imbalances or injuries in the future. Remember to listen to your body and consider incorporating exercises or stretches specifically targeted at promoting hip muscle balance and flexibility.
We have a hip arthritis help playlist that could aid in your recovery. You can access it here:
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy Thank you, Dr. I'll let you know how the exercises affect the hip condition.
I can now see why at only 49, I have moderately severe case of Hip OA.
Please tell me which are good exercise, then? Because I have got hip arthritis, but I want to build muscles in my tights (quads) and hamstrings.
Hey Maja! We can definitely help with other videos that show and explain what exercises to do to help hip arthritis. Here is a link to our playlist of videos for hip arthritis if you would like to learn more:
Hip Arthritis Help
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
We also have a very structured, in-depth hip arthritis recovery program available. The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is a comprehensive guide designed to lead individuals through the 4 crucial phases of hip arthritis recovery. Inside, participants will discover a meticulously crafted 4-phase plan that covers every aspect of hip arthritis healing, from initial recovery steps to advanced strengthening exercises. This program is more than just a temporary fix; it's a roadmap for naturally healing hip arthritis for the long term. Say goodbye to temporary solutions as you embark on a journey towards natural healing. With expert guidance, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain a strong and healthy hip for the long haul. Please click here to learn more:
www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy ok, thank you very much. I'm living in Croatia.
You are very welcome! Thank you for following and for your support from Croatia! 🇭🇷🧡 Please keep us posted on your progress!
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy thank you very much. ♥️🌹
What do you think of exercise on my recumbent cycle? Not sure whether it's good or bad!
Hi Tom, while we don't typically recommend using a recumbent cycle for hip OA, if you’re not experiencing any pain while using it, you should be okay to continue. Just make sure to drive the exercise with your glutes and abs to avoid potentially exacerbating the issue.
If you're looking for more targeted exercises, we have a Hip Arthritis Help playlist that you might find beneficial. You can explore it here: Hip Arthritis Help Playlist. You can access it here:
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
Start with one or two exercises, beginning with the smallest range of motion and the lowest intensity. As you feel stronger, you can gradually increase both the range of motion and intensity. It’s best to do these exercises every day throughout the day. Aim to tire out the muscle without losing form or control. Consistency is key. Always avoid working through pain; soreness and mild discomfort are normal, but pain is not.
If you find that you have seen an improvement in your situation from using the playlist we would encourage you to look into the Hip Arthritis Recovery Program. The program is similar to our in-person treatments minus the manual manipulation.
The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is a comprehensive guide designed to lead individuals through the 4 crucial phases of hip arthritis recovery. Inside, participants will discover a meticulously crafted 4-phase plan that covers every aspect of hip arthritis healing, from initial recovery steps to advanced strengthening exercises. This program is more than just a temporary fix; it's a roadmap for naturally healing hip arthritis for the long term. Say goodbye to temporary solutions as you embark on a journey towards natural healing. With expert guidance, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain a strong and healthy hip for the long haul. Please click here to learn more:
www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/
We hope you found this information helpful to you. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
QQQ. What do you think about exercising with reverse movement on elliptical? (BTW I am currently in phase two of your hip recovery program and feeling much relief. Thanks!)
Hi Tessa, Thank you for participating in our Hip Arthritis Recovery Program and are thrilled to hear that you're experiencing relief in phase two! Thank you for sharing your progress with us-it's always inspiring to hear about the positive impact our programs are having.
Regarding your question about exercising with reverse movement on the elliptical, while we don't have a specific resource for that, we do have a helpful video on walking backward, originally designed for knee issues but applicable to hip concerns as well.
You can access it here: th-cam.com/video/hqQP6_4H7Vw/w-d-xo.html
Keep up the fantastic work, and if you have any further questions or need support along your recovery journey, please feel free to reach out. Wishing you continued progress and success! 🧡
How can I run properly, how can I prepare for running a 5 or 10k
9.35 Thats known in Yoga as half spinal twist.....
What are your thoughts on mini steppers to help build glute strength? And thank you for this list! I've been using a physical therapy app that has many of the exercises you've mentioned. They've always been uncomfortable and after trying to modify those moves a little, I've stopped them. Your information confirms what I've been feeling and now I know that it also could cause more damage.
My hip suddenly caused acute pain in bed one night (never had it before), then did it every few nights but not every night. It had been a bit stiff when standing from sitting on a settee. Otherwise no problems in between. Then suddenly ( ( about 4 weeks later) I suddenly found I couldn’t use the leg of the painful hip first when going upstairs. It felt as if I had no strength in the muscles of my leg and it was painful. Going down stairs a bit painful but not nearly as much. So have been resting it and avoiding doing stairs too many times in the day. It’s feeling much better but I still can’t sleep on either side but have to sleep on my back. If I sleep on the bad hip side it hurts and if I sleep on the good side the stretch makes it hurt. The fact that it came on so suddenly makes wonder if it’s more likely to be bursitis or ligament strain than arthritis. I am being very careful about the way I sit and not sitting on a low settee. I don’t feel rested sleeping on my back at night.
When this started, I had been staying at my friend’s for 8 weeks, not doing much physical activity and sitting on a very uncomfortable settee where it was impossible to sit up straight. Could this be the cause of this or is it more likely to be arthritis? Thanks for your very interesting video which I discovered today
Hello there Ruth! Thank you for the information about your on going Hip Pain! Sounds like it may be Hip Arthritis due to a root muscle imbalance that needs attention! We need to get the pain under control by off loading the problem area and slowly building your strength and tolerance to the point where you may get back to normal activities. Here is our Hip Arthritis Recovery Program Ruth:
Hip Arthritis Recovery Program
www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/
Hope this offers you a solution, please keep us in the loop Ruth!
Every exercise is wrong???
Hi Marica, They aren't wrong they just aren't good for hip arthritis, however, if you feel that they benefit you continue to do them. What works for one person may not work for another. We have a hip arthritis help playlist that you can review in case you are interested. You can access it here:
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
Wishing you all the best! 🧡
So are you saying that Pilates is not good for hip arthritis.....a lot of these exercises are done in Pilates
I find Pilates is very hard on my hips and lower back even with proper body positioning.
I also was in a pilates class that then brought on my problems… some movements just do not suit
Instead of these do exercises on your back or your side to build strength in your glutes
What are the ten best exercises!?
Physio are confusing soe or Physio show some of the exercises that u mentioned not to do .
What the ack u want ys to di . Doing nothing
Where are the hip arthritis good exercises?
Hi CaptainSuky, we have a playlist with exercises and additional information you might find helpful. You can access it here: “Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
If you're looking for a more progressive approach to your recovery we have a Hip Arthritis Recovery Program that you might find beneficial. The Hip Arthritis Recovery Program is a comprehensive guide designed to lead individuals through the 4 crucial phases of hip arthritis recovery. Inside, participants will discover a meticulously crafted 4-phase plan that covers every aspect of hip arthritis healing, from initial recovery steps to advanced strengthening exercises.
This program is more than just a temporary fix; it's a roadmap for naturally healing hip arthritis for the long term. Say goodbye to temporary solutions as you embark on a journey towards natural healing. With expert guidance, you'll gain the knowledge to maintain a strong and healthy hip for the long haul. Please click here to learn more: www.epmanualphysicaltherapy.com/hip-arthritis-recovery-program/
We hope you found this information helpful. We'd love to hear how you are doing as you progress.🙌 Please take care!
Hi Ask Captain Suky Cannon!
Thank you for inquiring for them! We will link them here for you:
Hip Arthritis Help
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
Hip Pain Help
“Hip Pain Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mZF48A6w0CrTONLq2ZaVw3G.html
We hope you found this information helpful! 🧡
Please let us know how you are doing as you progress 🙌
Thank you!
Everyone of those exercises that were mentioned, I have been doing all of them. 🤯
Thank you!
After seeing this video, I feel depressed because this covers every exercise I am doing for knee and hip arthritis! I thought you recommended cycling on a stationary bike and how to use it. What are the cardio exercises you recommend? This video has left me in a void.
My physical therapist made me do so many of those - no wonder I only got worse! I don't have bone on bone though, does that matter? I have Troch Bursitis and a torn hip flexor muscle, same side, and everything he did made it worse so I stopped going. Since I found you I've been doing your videos, so, lots of glute strengthening, which, now I can walk upstairs with NO problem, (knee problem same side). Why don't they know anything? I spent months making it all worse, until I discovered your videos.
Thank you so much❤
I really like what you are showing us about front vs. rear muscle balance causing hip and knee problems. I turn 60 in July, was too sedentary as an online special ed teacher for 7 years. Outer hip got angry and I had physical therapy for trochanteric bursitis (spring 2022), felt better until fall 2023 walking 31 miles in October and then 100 miles in November for fundraisers🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️. Most of this was with 2 trekking poles to reduce weight on my hips & knees. I was sent back to PT (January for 9 weeks) because I had “slippy” sore knees. Knees felt loose, as if something would slip out of place if I stepped wrong. We did quite a few of the exercises you describe in this video 😬. Now the hips are less painful than my left knee at the pes anserine bursa area, but no obvious swelling. It makes a lot of sense that I need to strengthen my glutes to take work away from my quads, and I’m going to watch all of your videos to learn how to do this without hurting the knees. Donkey kicks on all fours was maybe too much lol but I plan to get there!
Just yesterday my PT had me lie on my back with the ball between my knees supposedly to help with back pain. I did 10 squeezes with no problem but I did feel the exercise in my inner thighs. Later last night I felt pain in my L hip. Today I can't even walk without feeling as if my hip is out of socket😭 For me that delayed pain is so true😩
I really appreciate this channel 😊. So, what exercises should you do if you are bone on bone? And which ones do you do after hip replacement?
So which specfic iexercises should we be doing to strengthen glutes and correct the imbalance? I've looked through the videos but not sure? Is it just clam and glute squeeze or are there others? Which title videos?
So what’s left 🤷♀️
Hi Helen, we have a few playlists that may help. Below will be a link to your hip arthritis help playlist as well as hip exercise vides:
“Hip Arthritis Help”
th-cam.com/play/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt.html
“Top 3 Exercises To Do To Start Helping A Hip Strain Or Sprain”
th-cam.com/video/pcu5ymyVPCY/w-d-xo.html
We hope these help, please keep us updated on your progress 🧡
Thank you for this video! I just found out that everything I was doing to combat my hip arthritis was making it worse! When you said that sometimes the exercises feel good and help while you're doing them, or right afterwards, they can cause more pain later on. I've been doing chair aerobics and chair yoga 5-6 time a week for 4 years and it helps during the day but when I'm lying in bed at night, my hip starts to really hurt. I will definitely be looking at your videos that show me what I should be doing. Again, thank you so much!
What is the point of doing exercise we can do anything
Thank you for giving me the clue about the mechanics of the movement and very detailed explanation of what is good and what is bad. All i had before was "do this, do that". Now i see what really matters and good for me and a reason behind. Sometimes very simple exercises are what you really need, but when you are given something more difficult, it may impress you more. That is the problem with many people and their therapists.