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Your hip locks up halfway up the stairs at work. You grab the rail, and for a second you’re not sure you can finish the flight.
If that’s familiar, it’s not just “getting older.” Stairs load the hip in a specific way — single-leg stance, repeated flexion, full body weight through one joint at a time. When the muscles that stabilize that motion are underused or weak, the hip picks up the slack. This guide gives you a short, practical protocol to fix that: what to do first, six exercises in the right clinical order, and how to handle stairs at home, at work, and getting in and out of the car.





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