Tight, painful hips can also occur from overuse, such as doing long runs. This is something I’ve experienced all too often.

One such issue: pain in the hips and lower back, which is caused by a number of factors ... Don’t forget to switch legs. Hip ...

Deep pain at the back of the hip. Pain near the rear of your hip could be a sign of sciatica, a ligament injury, or one of ...

Mobility coach Igor says you can strengthen your hip flexor muscles and protect your lower back with three exercises and a ...

Kneel on one knee, with the other foot forward. Gently push hips forward, stretching the front hip. Hold for 15-30 seconds ...

Still, to the trained eye, it's possible to see which way it's heading. The Athletic released its NHL front-office ranking yesterday, and considering where the Habs are in their rebuild ...

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Incorporating even a few minutes of mobility work into your routine can help keep stiffness and pain at bay. Zinn recommends ...

When you lace up for your daily run, chances are you’re thinking about mileage and endurance, not the balance of strength in ...

No matter what kind of sleeper you are or whether you like your mattress soft or super firm, if you have hip pain, the main point you need to keep in mind is support. We’ve rounded up a list of ...

Hip flexor pain is most noticeable at the front of the hip. Other hip muscle injuries, like lateral and posterior muscle strains, cause pain in your hip’s side or rear. However, you can also ...