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Chiro & Physio
for hip pain

Dealing with hip pain? Our expert team provides effective chiro and physio for hip-related issues. Book today and start moving with confidence again!

Let’s fix your hip pain.

Hip pain can happen for many reasons, like a hip labral tear, muscle weakness, or hip osteoarthritis — none of which are fun!

Whether it’s hip impingement, bursitis, tendon issues, or something else, hip pain can make walking, sitting, or exercising difficult.

Sports injuries, especially ones that affect the hip joint, can lead to long-term discomfort or even sharp pain during hip flexion.

The good news is, we can help! At Elite HP, we’ve worked with all types of hips, from sports-related injuries to general wear and tear.

We offer expert chiropractic and physiotherapy care to get to the root of your hip pain and create a treatment plan that restores strength, mobility, and comfort.

What causes hip pain?

Hip pain is a common complaint that can come on suddenly or build up over time. It’s often linked to joint wear, poor movement patterns, muscle imbalances, or conditions like arthritis or bursitis.

    • Aching or sharp pain during activity

    • Stiffness or reduced mobility in the hip or groin

    • Swelling, tenderness, or discomfort when sitting or standing

    • Clicking, locking, or a catching sensation

  • Hip pain can result from a wide range of issues, from sports injuries to everyday movements done incorrectly. Some of the most common causes include:

    • Poor technique during workouts

    • Sports-related impacts or falls

    • Repetitive strain or overuse

    • Muscle imbalances or poor posture

    • Sudden increase in physical activity

    • Degenerative changes with age

    • Underlying conditions like arthritis or bursitis

    • Hip flexor strains – Pain when walking or lifting the leg due to overstretched muscles

    • Hip labral tears – Deep pain or clicking from cartilage damage

    • Hip impingement (FAI) – Pinching pain during movement from abnormal bone contact

    • Tendinopathy – Irritated tendons from overuse or muscle imbalance

    • Hip bursitis – Sharp outer hip pain from bursa inflammation

    • Trochanteric pain syndrome – Outer hip pain from tendon or bursa irritation

    • Snapping hip syndrome – Popping sensation caused by tight tendons

    • Piriformis syndrome – Sciatic nerve irritation causing hip or leg pain

    • Hip instability – Loose or unstable joint, often post-injury

    • Arthritis – Joint wear or inflammation limiting mobility

Your recovery is our priority

At Elite HP, we’ve helped thousands of locals, from top-level athletes to busy professionals, overcome hip pain and get back to moving with confidence.

Our team brings global expertise, with experience supporting professional sports teams and major workplaces across Queensland.

Whether your hip pain started at the gym, on the job, or from daily wear and tear, we’re here to help.

We stand by the quality of our care. If you’re not completely satisfied with your first physiotherapy session, we’ll refund the full appointment fee—no questions asked.

So if hip pain is slowing you down, don’t put it off. Book your appointment today and take the first step toward lasting relief.

How do we treat Hip pain?

Chiropractic or physiotherapy for hip pain starts with a detailed assessment to identify the root cause, whether it’s related to joint mechanics, muscle imbalances, or posture. From there, we design a personalised plan to ease pain, improve function, and stop it from recurring. Common treatments include:

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    Active Release Technique

    Active Release Technique (ART) is a hands-on treatment used to release tight or injured muscles, tendons, and fascia around the hip. By applying pressure while moving the hip through specific ranges, we break up adhesions and restore normal movement. This technique is ideal for conditions like hip impingement or hip flexor strain.

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    Dry Needling

    Dry needling targets tight trigger points in the hip and surrounding muscles. It helps reduce deep muscle tension, improve range of motion, and ease pain, especially useful for chronic tightness or hip pain that doesn’t respond to stretching, massage, or standard treatment alone. It also promotes faster recovery and healing.

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    Exercise Therapy

    As pain settles, we introduce tailored exercises to rebuild hip strength, mobility, and balance. These movements help correct imbalances, improve stability, and support long-term recovery, whether your hip pain is from sport, work, or daily activities. Consistency delivers lasting results, confidence, and reduces risk of reinjury.

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    Joint Mobilisation

    We use gentle mobilisation techniques to improve joint movement and reduce stiffness in the hip or pelvis. This is especially helpful when joint restrictions contribute to pain, pinching, or limited mobility during daily movement.

Ready to say goodbye to hip pain?

What makes Elite HP different?

  • Pain-free living, not endless appointments.

    Our focus is on helping you move pain-free without needing endless treatments. We aim to get to the root of your hip pain and fix it properly, not just mask the symptoms.

  • Immediate relief from your first session.

    While other clinics talk through the first few visits, we get started right away. After a quick assessment, you’ll get hands-on treatment in your first session, so you feel the difference fast.

  • Physio, chiro, needling and more under one roof.

    Skip the hassle of visiting different clinics. At Elite HP, you’ll find physio, chiro, dry needling, massage, rehab, and more, all under one roof to help you recover faster.

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Hip Physio FAQ

  • A physiotherapist will assess the root cause of your hip pain, whether it’s muscular, joint-related, or biomechanical, and create a personalised treatment plan. At Elite HP, this may include hands-on therapy, dry needling, exercise rehab, and education to help reduce pain and restore mobility.

  • If your hip pain lasts more than a few days, affects your movement, or keeps returning, it’s best to book with a physio. Early treatment can prevent long-term issues and speed up recovery. Elite HP offers same-week appointments to get you moving again quickly.

  • Yes, physiotherapy is a highly effective treatment for hip bursitis. We use techniques like manual therapy, dry needling, and specific exercises to reduce inflammation, improve movement, and stop flare-ups from recurring.

  • Recovery depends on the cause and severity of your hip issue. Some clients feel better after just a few sessions, while chronic conditions may take longer. At Elite HP, we focus on fast results and long-term solutions, not ongoing, unnecessary appointments.

  • Absolutely. Hip physiotherapy is safe and effective for all ages, including older adults dealing with arthritis or mobility issues. At Elite HP, we tailor treatments to suit your specific needs and goals.

  • Common hip issues we treat include labral tears, bursitis, tendonitis, hip impingement, arthritis, muscle strains, and general stiffness. Whether it’s from sport, work, or daily life, our team at Elite HP can help.

  • No referral is needed to book with a physiotherapist at Elite HP. You can schedule an appointment directly with us, either online or over the phone.

  • Yes, physiotherapy can help manage the symptoms of hip arthritis by improving joint mobility, reducing stiffness, and strengthening muscles to support the hip joint.