Pain in my right hip when squatting?

Take some time off squatting and learn proper hip drive

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>>39424285
I don't think I have an issue with hip drive, My deadlifts are relatively strong, but even deadlifting I get the same pain.

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>>39424272
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>>39424272

My ideas:
1. adductor trigger points
2. hip flexor or quad trigger points
3. tight hip flexors
4. weak hip flexors
5. weak adductors
6. weak abdominals
7. piriformis trigger points

try working on all of these things for 2-3 weeks. if it doesnt go away or increases in severity, see a sports medicine specialist.

Hip bursitis

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>>39424592
What is meant by trigger points?

>>39424272
https://breakingmuscle.com/learn/increase-strength-by-integrating-yoga-10-essential-postures-for-strength-athletes

do this a couple of times a week, you're welcome.

Use more knees. As in force your knees out

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>>39424272
I may know that feel, OP. I had the same thing half a year ago. Basically my quad and lower back were too tight and pulled on my hip, like hyperlordosis. Sometimes I couldn't even get into my dl position with proper form, but the only thing hurting was my hip flexor when squatting. So I foam rolled my quad and lower back and stretched both with pic related plus worked on my abs and hammies.

>>39424272
Try long sessions of wide-legged slavsquatting (and during that, put your hands together and push your thighs out with your elbows), sets of wide-legged forward rolls, and groun drills.
Look up Ido Portal's training regimes or exercises. Shit helps a lot and it's fun.