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nterest in the etiology, diagnosis, and treatment of individuals with acetabular labral tears continues to increase. While there is available information for arthroscopic and postoperative management of labral tears, femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), and hip instability,4,6,8,9,28,32 there is limited research regarding appropriate nonsurgical physical therapy intervention for those with suspected labral tears. As we become more aware of intra-articular hip pathologies, information to help guide nonoperative rehabilitation pro-grams is needed. Mechanical impingement and/or in-stability of the femoroacetabular joint are believed to be common causes of labral TT STUDY DESIGN: Case series. TT BACKGROUND: While the literature has em