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Groin Pull (Hip/Pelvis)

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Average recovery time: 37 days

Recorded instances

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BazorakcommaJ1 daysMassagedetails
Ollie1 daysdetails
urthbuoy2 daysStill there, but does little to interfere with my running/biking movements. We'll see during an upcoming Park-O.details
mmace2 daysdetails
bedders3 daysRested and sorted. Might leave the football til Wednesday though.details
MarcBeitz3 daysJust lifting too much too soon.details
tdgood4 daysSkipped soccer and ran easier orienteering.details
AntW6 daysGot some massage which seems to have sorted it out.details
roschi10 dayslay off the running, vitamin I...details
PhilW15 daysRest and cross training-still a bit tight at times, but tolerable.details
tonyf20 daysSept 16. Didn't feel it at all running last two days. Hopefully the two week layoff has cured it.details
Cakewoman22 daysstretching made all the difference. funny that.details
Tommy25 daysdetails
Dalen29 daysmany massages and stratching....and 3weeks of stop...details
cathi37 daysgot during a track workout. cold outside - not warmed up enough? tried to start too quick??details
Olly37 daysdetails
debarr3439 dayscause: high jump:scissor kick continued discomfort through hurdling. possible stress fracture on left head of femur, cleared by bone scane.details
szurcher45 daysstretching the hip flexorsdetails
mattspencer51 daysdetails
distracted64 daysnot entirely sure what caused this, could well have been the bike/cycling in general. Still reappears occasionally but not very severe at alldetails
mattspencer70 daysdetails
hkleaf135 daysI'm also calling this recovered because there has been no apparent setbacks from hard racing in the last 2 weeks. It's probably still a bit weak, however, so some strengthening will be needed in the ongoing weeks.details
Ratlaf236 daysdetails


 

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