Snapping hip syndrome is characterised by a snapping or popping sensation, which occurs around your hip when it is in motion. These snaps/pops are normally painless in the beginning but can often become painful if left untreated. The snapping sensation is caused by a muscle or tendon as it moves over a boney prominence. Snapping hip syndrome most often occurs in people who are 15 to 40 years old. Snapping hip syndrome is common in those who participate in sports that require repetitive forced hip motions e.g. Ballet Gymnastics Horse riding Hurdling Sprinting Soccer Weight lifting Snapping hip syndrome can occur at the anterior, posterior or lateral aspect of the hip. … Continue reading Snapping hip syndrome: Physio can help!