So I'm getting some pain in my right hip when I squat.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Anterior_Hip_Muscles_2.PNG
Looking at this diagram its it feels like where all the bottom muscles meet at the top.
Here's a lackluster photo of me point to the spot
https://ibb.co/cLrqYkL
Observations
- been noticing a bit of discomfort while cycling at the extension.
SQUATS
- warm ups went fine.
- first working step started to feel it a little bit coming out of the hole. I don't go super deep, around parallel.
- second it was much worse and I had to stop. I felt a loss if strength.
I continued my work out and made some notes.
RDL
- no issue
LEG PRESS
- felt it significantly less, and only towards the very top of the movement.
- pressing on the outside of my door helped
- parallel feet made it much worse, pain and loss of power.
No issue with leg curls or seated calf raises.
I've also noticed that my right foot will naturally be rotated out more than my left.
And I'm told when I bench my right leg is much wider out than my left (I can't tell)
Any one have any thoughts, even just on the terminology so I can search better and talk more concisely with a pro if I need to.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Anterior_Hip_Muscles_2.PNG
Looking at this diagram its it feels like where all the bottom muscles meet at the top.
Here's a lackluster photo of me point to the spot
https://ibb.co/cLrqYkL
Observations
- been noticing a bit of discomfort while cycling at the extension.
SQUATS
- warm ups went fine.
- first working step started to feel it a little bit coming out of the hole. I don't go super deep, around parallel.
- second it was much worse and I had to stop. I felt a loss if strength.
I continued my work out and made some notes.
RDL
- no issue
LEG PRESS
- felt it significantly less, and only towards the very top of the movement.
- pressing on the outside of my door helped
- parallel feet made it much worse, pain and loss of power.
No issue with leg curls or seated calf raises.
I've also noticed that my right foot will naturally be rotated out more than my left.
And I'm told when I bench my right leg is much wider out than my left (I can't tell)
Any one have any thoughts, even just on the terminology so I can search better and talk more concisely with a pro if I need to.