17th January 2026

9am-5pm GMT

James Moore

Hip & Groin pain can account for up to 13% of all sports injuries (1 in every 8 injuries seen), and up to 60% of the general population may have some form of hip pathology.

The pelvis, hip and groin is a complex region of the body, with multiple pathologies co-existing, with large forces being generated and absorbed through this region during almost all sports.

Many local structures can generate pain, and to further complicate matters, there are a number of structures that can refer pain into this region.

Perhaps nowhere else in the body is there, currently, a wider gap between the teachings of clinical practice and scientific fact. The Sporting Hip & Groin, is our attempt to blend the latest research, the opinion of experts in the field, with our own personal experience of current clinical concepts; to marry the art and science of management together in a clear and understandable way.

The original Sporting Hip & Groin course was first established in 2004, and has been delivered to over 3000 therapists in the UK, as well as internationally. The course covers a collection of published research articles (>750) and ideas brought together by the teachings of many leading clinicians we have come into contact with over the years. We have drawn on experiences with track and field over a nine year period, and four Olympic cycles, (Beijing 2008 & London 2012; Rio 2016; Tokyo 2020); through time in professional rugby (Both England and Saracens RFC); consulting for some of the top clubs in the Premier League, Championship and Internationally for over 17years; as well as running the Intensive Rehabilitation Unit (IRU) for all Olympic athletes through Sochi 2014; Rio 2016; PyeongChang 2018; and Tokyo 2020. Our aim is to piece together all the research and place into context for clinical practice providing a framework for assessing and treating what is a challenging yet rewarding area - The Sporting Hip & Groin

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