Hip immobility is a common issue in this day and age, often worsening with age—or working sedentary jobs—if not corrected.

Joseph R. Hribick , a clinical assistant professor of physical therapy at Lebanon Valley College, explains further.

“Hip immobility often stems from being sedentary throughout the day, muscle imbalances and age-related stiffness,” he says. You may like

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