The Benefits of Restricted Range of Motion

"I have at best zero degrees of interpretation, but then I have around 80 to 90 degrees of extra rotation," he says. "So if I do pretty much anything for those kinds of things, generally, it just gets really aggravated." On his left side, however, the hip feels good and is easy to play on. He's seen that with a lot of other patients, in his case, where if they are someone that seems to be having a hard bony infield, like going deeper into that is just pissing them off.