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Kristina JonesHi guys,
Zaid MansuriCan a FAI be remedied without surgery? Just curious due to the fact I have one and haven’t heard of ways to fix it. I figured after reading the BASL and looking hear that I can fix it myself if I continue to do work on it daily. Is this possible?
Nathan O’CallaghanI had arthroscopic surgery in my right hip nearly 7 years ago. Things were extremely bad in there. The surgeon ended up removing all the cartilage and performing a micro fracture. The pain prior to surgery was so intense in my knee and back that I went from being an elite athlete to borderline invalid. The surgery worked, but it took me 4 years to get back to the point where I could compete (triathlon, rowing, running) again. Most people seem to come back faster. I was told I was just buying time until I needed a hip replacement, but so far so good. Wish I had Mobility WOD at the start of this. Good luck with your surgery. Take it slow on the recovery.