The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
I do something called circum duction where I'm bringing the leg around I'm bringing the head internal rotation flexion abduction and extension that sometimes will cause popping of a tendon called the um ilos sois tendon in the front of the hip which could be absolutely normal if it's painful it may indicate some pathology of that tendon or even potentially some instability of the hip
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if it's painful it may indicate some pathology of that tendon or even potentially some instability of the hip
if it's painful it may indicate some pathology of that tendon or even potentially some instability of the hip
I do something called circumduction where I'm bringing the leg around I'm bringing the head internal rotation flexion abduction and extension that sometimes will cause popping of a tendon called the iliopsoas tendon in the front of the hip which could be absolutely normal if it's painful it may indicate some pathology of that tendon or even potentially some instability of the hip