HIP pain Physio Sydney
Get back to moving pain-free with expert physiotherapy treatment. Whether your hip pain started from sport, running, the gym or daily activity, our physios help you reduce pain, restore movement and get back to doing what you love.
Same-week appointments available
Personalised treatment plans
6 locations in Sydney
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BELLA VISTA
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ALEXANDRIA
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Are you dealing with hip pain?
If you’re experiencing:
Pain in the front of your hip or groin
Outer hip pain when walking, running or lying on your side
Pinching pain when squatting
Stiffness or reduced hip mobility
Pain when sitting, standing or climbing stairs
Clicking, catching or instability in the hip
You’re in the right place!
Types of hip pain and their causes
Hip pain can manifest in various ways, both intra articular (within the joint) and extra articular (surrounding musculature) each indicating a different underlying issue. Some common types of hip pain include - joint pain, muscle strains, tendinitis, hip labral tears or just general soreness in the hip.
Hip pain can stem from various causes direct, indirect or medically related, including:
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Falls, accidents, and sports-related impacts can lead to fractures, dislocations, or soft tissue injuries around or within the hip joint.
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Engaging in repetitive movements or activities without adequate rest can strain the muscles, tendons, and ligaments in the hip region. Sore hips after running could also be a sign of overuse without enough rest for the muscles surrounding the hip and repetitive loading to the hip joint to recover.
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Osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease that can cause the cartilage in the hip joint to wear down over time, resulting in pain and limited hip range.
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Rheumatoid arthritis, bursitis, and other autoimmune or inflammatory conditions can lead to hip pain.
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Generally does not correlate to pain, but can lead into muscle imbalances causing strain on the hip joint, developing pain.
How Proform Physiotherapy Can Help
Your hip pain has a story, we read it.
Most clinics chase symptoms. We trace the thread, from how you move, to how you load, to why the pain showed up in the first place.
WE LISTEN, THEN WE LOOK
Every hip tells us something different. We assess your movement, strength and biomechanics to build a clear picture of what's driving your pain — not just where it hurts, but why.
TARGETED HANDS-ON TREATMENT
Your physio will use a combination of manual therapy, dry needling and joint mobilisation, chosen specifically for your presentation, not pulled from a template.
STRENGTH THAT LASTS
We build a rehab plan around your life, designed to restore stability, reduce strain on the hip and lower the chance of it coming back. You'll know exactly what you're doing and why.
Get back to doing what you love, sooner
This is the Proform approach.
We don't hand you a sheet of exercises and send you on your way. You'll work with a physio who explains what's happening, adjusts the plan as you progress, and holds themselves to the same standard you'd expect from any high-performance team.
Same-week appointments available across all seven clinics. Call (02) 8320 6186 or book online.