



Facts & Figures
One in five players of a football team will suffer a time-loss injury per season. (Mosler et al. 2018)
Facts & Figures
Prevention can reduce the risk of groin problems by 41%. (Haroy et al. 2018)
Facts & Figures
Risk in football: Men > Women (2:1). (Waldén et al. 2015)
Facts & Figures
The most common cause in football: shooting movements. (Serner et al. 2015a)
Facts & Figures
Reinjury rates after adductor injuries in professional soccer remain high at around 20–23%. (Forsythe et al. 2025)
From online learning to hands-on application, tailored education for club medical and performance teams.
The Groin Physio course can also be delivered in-house for professional and semi-professional sports organisations.
Many clubs opt for a format in which staff first complete The Groin Playbook online course, ensuring that all participants arrive at the workshop with a shared baseline understanding of hip and groin pain in athletes. This enables the in-person session to focus entirely on practical clinical application and problem-solving, rather than revisiting theory.
The hands-on workshop is highly practical and tailored to the needs of the club. During the session, we work through common clinical scenarios and practice both manual techniques and active management strategies relevant to hip and groin pain in athletes.
Depending on the needs of the organisation, the program can include:
The reflection session can be delivered online or in person, depending on the club’s preference. Some organisations choose a second hands-on session to continue refining clinical skills.
Sessions can be adapted to the sport, staff structure and specific challenges faced by the team.
This format is particularly relevant for sports with high running and kicking demands, such as football, rugby, Australian rules football and ice hockey.
The sessions are suitable for physiotherapists, sports doctors, strength & conditioning coaches and other members of the performance staff involved in athlete care.
The sessions focus on practical clinical skills that can be applied directly within the club environment, including:
The goal is always the same: to provide clear, practical strategies that can be implemented immediately in daily practice.
The Groin Physio education programs are informed by clinical experience working with athletes and medical teams in elite sport, including:
The courses draw on experience treating 400+ athletes with hip and groin pain and reflect the real clinical challenges faced by medical and performance staff working in sport
If you are interested in bringing The Groin Physio Masterclass to your club, please get in touch to discuss a format that fits your organisation.