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  • Hips clicking at night. What exercise?
  • DT78
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    Seem to be tightening up overnight so when I turn over hips click loudly, no real pain but not comfortable. Doing clamshells and lunges but doesn’t seem to be sorting. Been a week of poor sleep. What other exercises are worth trying out?

    thegreatape
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    Salsa.

    Rubber_Buccaneer
    Full Member

    Glass of cod liver oil before bed

    whitestone
    Free Member

    Go and see a sports physio?

    peaslaker
    Free Member

    Sleep with pillow between knees

    peaslaker
    Free Member

    Balance board

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    Salsa

    the bed’ll look like a murder scene with that shit all over the sheets

    DT78
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    Currently short on money so paying for treatment not possible at the moment. Use a pillow already. As much as my wife would like me to take up salsa no time….just 30 mins or so in the morning to stretch

    tmb467
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    Dunno if it’ll help at all but…
    I went to see a physio about hip pain – his view was that there was an imbalance between chest and pelvis. Said there was no support for the pelvis from the adductors and psoas / core.

    Gave me a load of breathing exercises to do and said to make sure I could touch my toes properly (as that needs the core to work as well as the hips). After a few weeks all hip pain had started to disappear. Main exercise was the short seated wall reach. 5 sets of 5. And if you google 90/90 breathing exercise you’ll see the second. Main aim was to be able to use stomach muscles to exhale deeply and relearn how to breathe with the diaphragm.

    Hope it helps – at least it’s free advice (but specific to me – may not be what’s up with you)

    twisty
    Full Member

    Isn’t sex supposed to be good for this.
    Might not work but it is worth a try.

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