Exercise rehabilitation to improve hip-related pain and quality of life in full-time student circus arts performers: A non-randomised pre-post intervention trial

Key Points

• Participants showed a notable reduction in hip-related pain after the intervention, enhancing their quality of life.
• The intervention led to improved physical performance and daily function as reported by participants over the duration of the trial.
• Non-randomised pre-post intervention design was employed to evaluate outcomes in this specific population of circus arts performers.
• This study highlights the importance of targeted exercise programs, calling for further investigation in larger samples to validate findings.