Anyone?

If it is indeed your psoas, it may be just really tight. If that is the case, a cheap and easy solution is to buy 4 lacrosse balls, tape them together into a pyramid (three as the base and one on top), lay on it and find your psoas. You will know you are on it when you feel it tug on your back. Roll out 3 x per day until the pain goes away, and then stay on it once per day for maintenance.


Hope it works for ya!


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Does anyone else get this? I feel like it is from kicking in the pool so Ive stopped doing kick drills for the time being, but when I am doing ab workouts it is still persisting. It is only on the right side... Is there anything else I can do? Will this be a nagging injury?

Are you sure it's the psoas and not just the sartorius or rectus femoris?
When I feel a sore psoas I feel it up into my ilium (hip bone) - the others are more when I have soreness from kicking that feels like it is as the hip crease. It could be either, but in my experience it's likely not psoas from kicking.
Try to engage your glutes a little more - kick with short fins (zoomers are good)

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maybe she's born with it, maybe it's chlorine
If you're injured and need some sympathy, PM me and I'm very happy to write back.
disclaimer: PhD not MD

I also think I may have inflammed my Iliopsoas while swimming. I'm a same side breather and the repetitive motion on the right side of my lower back is a possible cause.

Currently fighting this issue in my right hip. Fought it over the summer in my left hip. Couldn't get it to go away for about 5 weeks. Tried a bunch of stuff and not sure which thing fixed it. If anyone has a good solution, let me know..I'm over two weeks in fighting this one, and I want to be ready for Christmas hell week with my team.

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