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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2025 · 15 MIN

Sports Hernia in Young Athletes: Rehab Insights from a Track Athlete's Journey

from Restoring Human Movement

Ready to find out why your pain keeps coming back dispite trying everything? Book a free Discovery Call here. https://www.p2sportscare.com/webinars/  In this episode, Dr. Sebastian Gonzales DC dives into a real-world sports hernia case involving a 16-year-old female track athlete. This episode explores the challenges and nuances of treating a sports hernia in younger athletes who participate in high-demand sports like sprinting, hurdling, and jumping. Sebastian breaks down the thought process behind the rehabilitation plan, from initial diagnosis to return-to-sport phases. You'll hear practical insights into core stability training, adductor loading strategies, and how to safely modify track workouts to prevent setbacks. Whether you're an athlete, parent, or clinician, this episode is packed with guidance on how to build a non-surgical, sport-specific rehab plan tailored to youth athletes. The Sports Hernia 6 Step Recovery Plan Youtube Sports Hernia Virtual Surgery Playlist Free https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgEZcNkkO24&list=PL4ia_VsGiqb_kw3iWHNkaDp5X7W3jg6mk

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