The groin is situated in the inside of the upper leg. Muscles of the groin pull the leg inwards. Pain in the groin is often the result of a groin muscle strain.
![Therapist performing passive stretches to the groin muscles Therapist performing passive stretches to the groin muscles](/images/groin/groin.jpg)
Above: Therapist performing passive stretches to the groin muscles
The most common groin injuries the physiotherapists at Physio.co.uk see are:
![Deep tissue massage of the muscle and connective tissues around the hip and groin. Deep tissue massage of the muscle and connective tissues around the hip and groin.](/images/groin/groin1.jpg)
Above: Deep tissue massage of the muscle and connective tissues around the hip and groin.
![Progressive strengthening hip exercises supervised by experienced therapist Progressive strengthening hip exercises supervised by experienced therapist](/images/groin/groin2.jpg)
Above: Progressive strengthening hip exercises supervised by experienced therapist
Other less common injuries we treat are:
![Progressive strengthening hip exercises supervised by experienced therapist Progressive strengthening hip exercises supervised by experienced therapist](/images/groin/groin3.jpg)
Above: Progressive strengthening hip exercises supervised by experienced therapist