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Hip pain

/ Where it hurts

Does your pelvis or
hip joint hurt?

Often the problem is not in the joint itself. It is in how the body works through it.

Kyiv · downtown (Universytet metro)Offline / Online

We work step by step — from removing pain to building strength, under medical supervision.

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First movement assessment2,000 UAH
One-off90 minutes
Sessions after that · 60 min1,500 UAH
The assessment commits you to nothingAll prices →

/ Symptoms

What people come in
complaining about

Pain in the groin

the most common and least obvious complaint.

It pulls on the side of the thigh

especially when you lie on that side.

Discomfort after sitting

hard to straighten up, you need to walk it off.

Pain when walking or running

appears after a certain distance.

Stiffness and clicking

restricted range in the joint.

Radiates into the leg or lower back

and it is unclear where it actually comes from.

/ What it means

After a hip replacement
life does not end

It starts again — and rehabilitation decides what it will be like.

  • the implant gives back the joint — rehabilitation gives back function
  • we work after the doctor clears you to move
  • we coordinate the load if needed
  • the goal is not to “walk carefully” but to get full control back
  • there is an orthopedic trauma surgeon on the team who performs joint replacements

Caution is not a strategy. It is what we lead you out of.

/ Who it is for

This is for you if…

  • you had a hip replacement and do not know what you can and cannot do
  • it hurts in the groin, and you thought you had just pulled something
  • you sit for a long time — and then it is hard to straighten up
  • you run, and your lower back starts hurting instead of your hip
  • you were told that in time you will need surgery
  • you are past sixty and you do not want to give in

People who come to us are not athletes — they are people who want to move, sleep and sit normally without pain.

Probably not, if you: are looking for a quick fix without any effort on your side · want “just a massage” or “to have it put back in place” · are not ready to work with your body systematically

/ The cause

Why it hurts
right here

The hip is the central point of movement.

If control is lost here, the lower back gets overloaded, the knee suffers and movement efficiency drops.

And the other way around: the problem can come from above or below and hurt right here. So we look at how the hip works in movement, how the pelvis moves, what the lower back does and how the leg engages. The name of a diagnosis does not solve the problem — what matters is changing the movement.

If you run

The hip is the key to efficient running. Without pelvic control the knee gets overloaded, lower back pain appears and economy drops. We bring back pelvic control, stabilize movement and help improve technique — so your mileage does not run into pain.

/ First visit

What happens at the first visit

It will not hurt. This is not about enduring, it is about understanding your movement — 90 minutes at a comfortable pace, and you leave with a plan.

01 · 30 min · movement assessment

We check joint mobility and muscle strength, palpate the area you complain about, take your history and run functional tests.

02 · 60 min · trial session

We try the first exercises and watch how your body responds — without sharp pain.

→ result · a plan to take with you

What exactly is holding the pain, which movement patterns are off, and a clear route forward. No pushing.

A free physical therapy procedure at the first visit — at no extra cost.
Most people feel noticeably better after the first visit.
Book a movement assessment UAH 2,000 · 90 min · no commitment

/ Proof

What you take
at the first visit

Not an opinion “in words”, but a written report: complaints, examination data in numbers, a conclusion and recommendations. Here are three real ones — different cases.

Physical therapist’s report after surgery
After knee surgery
Physical therapist’s report after an injury
Injury at the gym
Physical therapist’s report for a complaint
A complaint without an injury

Real reports. Personal data hidden.

/ Recovery route

How we work:
from pain to strength

How long does it take? The first changes in movement control are noticeable within a few weeks. Strength and endurance are months of systematic work. We will be more precise after the assessment.

Stage 01 of 04

Level assessment

To see what exactly is holding progress back.

  • Strength, endurance and response to load — in numbers.
  • Asymmetries, instability, limits in range of motion.
  • VO₂max test as a baseline for dosing intensity.

Stage 02 of 04

Removing the limits

The ceiling is usually not in motivation but in the base.

  • We even out the sides and bring back range of motion.
  • Movement control before adding weight.
  • Work with stabilizers and weak links.

Stage 03 of 04

Progression

Systematic volume increases with reassessment.

  • Planned load increases, not jumps.
  • Regular reassessment — we move by the numbers.
  • Physical therapy relieves local overload.

Stage 04 of 04

Endurance and reserve

So the body handles the volume for years.

  • Work on the aerobic base and VO₂max.
  • Recovery as part of the plan, not as leftovers.
  • A program you run yourself between cycles.
01Level assessment
02Removing the limits
03Progression
04Endurance and reserve

/ Team

Who will work with you

Real specialists with medical education — not “just massage”.

Yaroslav YastremskyiYaroslav YastremskyiOrthopedic trauma surgeonJoint replacement, pain syndromes7 years+
Yaroslav Yastremskyi
  • primary and revision joint replacement
  • treatment of pain syndromes of various origins; postoperative analgesia
  • diagnosis and treatment of complications after orthopedic and trauma surgery
  • 3D modeling in orthopedics; VAC therapy
  • osteosynthesis of limb fractures
Valerii KutsaiValerii KutsaiRehabilitation and physical therapistAfter surgery, discs, neurology6 years+
Valerii Kutsai
  • recovery after injuries and surgery
  • recovery with disc protrusions and extrusions
  • rehabilitation after stroke and with multiple sclerosis
  • work with amputations and contractures
  • recovery after joint replacement
Mykyta ShutovMykyta ShutovRehabilitation and physical therapistKnee, posture, foot · FC Zorya5 years+
Mykyta Shutov
  • works with professional footballers: FC Zorya first team, previously Shakhtar academy
  • recovery after injuries, including ACL tears and meniscus damage
  • rehabilitation after surgery and joint replacement
  • conservative recovery for disc protrusions and extrusions
  • posture correction: scoliosis, kyphosis, lordosis
  • work with pregnant clients
Yaroslav HatsenkoYaroslav HatsenkoRehabilitation and physical therapistBack and neck, preparing for surgery5 years+
Yaroslav Hatsenko
  • recovery after injuries and surgery
  • work with chronic back and neck pain
  • rehabilitation after joint replacement
  • preparation for surgery
  • improving mobility and movement quality
Valeriia CherniiValeriia CherniiRehabilitation and physical therapistInjuries, arthrosis, chronic pain4 years+
Valeriia Chernii
  • trauma rehabilitation: injuries, fractures, dislocations, sprains
  • postoperative rehabilitation: orthopedic and neurosurgical procedures
  • neurological rehabilitation: neuropathies, stroke
  • orthopedic rehabilitation: arthrosis, arthritis, joint replacement
Tania HerasymivTania HerasymivRehabilitation and physical therapistPostoperative recovery, prosthetics4 years+
Tania Herasymiv
  • postoperative recovery: neurosurgical and orthopedic procedures
  • amputations: preparation for a prosthesis and further rehabilitation
  • traumatology: fractures, dislocations, metal osteosynthesis
  • orthopedics: contractures, arthrosis, arthritis

/ Physical therapy

What can help
you get there faster

When pain is sharp or there is swelling, the body blocks movement — and any exercise becomes either impossible or unsafe. Physical therapy removes that barrier so you can start moving.

This is not a separate course of procedures. Everything works inside the plan — and at the first visit it is included in the price.

Ten tools. Which of them you actually need is decided by the physical therapist after the movement assessment.

/ Red flags

When you need a doctor examination

These signs need a doctor, not a physical therapist:

01pain after a fall, especially in older people
02inability to put weight on the leg
03sudden restriction of movement together with fever
04night pain that does not depend on position
05the leg looks visibly shorter or turned out

/ Reviews

What people say about us

4,9★★★★★205 reviews on GoogleRead all →

“Quality equipment, very reasonable staff, professional specialists.… A special thank you to Valeriia — she literally gets you back on your feet.”

Vova RomanchukDynamica patient

“A wonderful team of professionals and incredibly comfortable conditions for training.”

Yulia KDynamica patient

“A true professional, she helped me get back on my feet, very attentive, tactful and professional. I also want to mention the pleasant atmosphere in the studio.”

Лексrehabilitation program

“I am grateful for the attentive, high-quality, individual approach that helped me get back on my feet) boldly and confidently. Thank you so much for the patience and for taking my concerns into account (herniations and so on).”

Qwinta qwintaafter an injury
Hip pain
Hip pain

/ First step

Start with an assessment —
and see where the real cause is

You will understand why the pain is not going away and how to move forward. The movement assessment does not commit you to further work.

Movement assessment — UAH 2,000 · sessions after that UAH 1,500

/ Questions and answers

Frequent questions

I had a hip replacement. What can I do now?+

More than it seems. After your doctor clears you to move, we gradually bring back range, strength and confidence. The goal is not a limited “careful” life but a normal one: stairs, walks, cycling, travel.

When should rehabilitation after a replacement start?+

After your doctor clears you to move. The first weeks are the most valuable — that is when the movement pattern forms that you then live with for years.

I was told I need surgery. Can I avoid it?+

Sometimes yes, sometimes no — the doctor decides based on the state of the joint. We assess function and will tell you honestly whether we see room for conservative work. If surgery is needed, we prepare your body for it, which noticeably shortens recovery.

Is groin pain always the hip?+

Not always. Groin pain can come from the spine, from muscles, from other structures. That is exactly why we start with an assessment rather than an assumption.

Piriformis syndrome — do you work with that?+

Yes. But what matters more than the name is why the muscle is overloaded. Usually the cause is pelvic control, and that is what has to be worked with.

I am 70. Is it too late?+

No. Age affects the speed, not the possibility itself. Our clients come back to brisk walking and cycling after a replacement — it is a question of consistency, not year of birth.

Conclusion
Valeriia Chernii

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