
Hip Pain When Walking: 7 Common Causes and What to Do Today
If you experience hip pain when walking, it can quickly change your whole day. A short walk around your neighborhood, a grocery run, a workout,
Hello… Are You Frustrated With How Hard It Is To Find Someone Who Can Tell You What’s Wrong, and “WHY It’s Hurting?” Our Greenville Physical Therapy Clinic Can Help You Find The Root Cause, Fix it, and Get You Back To Being Active, Without Using Surgery, or Resorting to Painkillers. Call Today To Avoid a Long Wait.
Tim Varghese, PT, DPT received his Doctor of Physical Therapy from the Medical College of Georgia. He is also a Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist through the ABPTS and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA. Tim founded Movement Solutions in Greenville in 2017 with the goal to provide a higher standard of care. He wanted to offer an alternative for middle-aged active adults who valued their health and were motivated to achieve their goals.
Our first step is to have an open conversation with you and to give you time to tell your story, so we can have a full picture of what’s going on.
We want to understand how your pain started, and how it’s impacting your life right now.
Everyone’s cause of pain is different. No two people are going to have the same pain caused by the same reason.
We take a full-body approach to find the root cause of your pain so that it doesn’t just go away, it STAYS AWAY!
We develop a specialized physical therapy program that allows you to return to the activities you love.
Our best clients are those who are motivated and ready to win back their active lifestyles.
(Even if they feel stuck right now!)

If you experience hip pain when walking, it can quickly change your whole day. A short walk around your neighborhood, a grocery run, a workout,

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You unrack the bar, take a breath, and immediately it feels like the squat barbell hurts neck. It’s not your legs or lungs that complain