Hi,
I’d recommend watching this video
It’s not CAM hip impingement but it should paint a picture that even that level of recovery is possible.
I’ve gained more range of motion without that impingement but still not fully recovered the ‘standard ROM’. I lack internal and external rotation from both sides of my hip.
In terms of a playlist, I use:
Myofascial release (only when doing the stretches)
Hip flexors
Body symmetry (hips are usually biased)
The acquisition of Abdominal Definition
Core strengthening
(I loop these all day)
Stem cells and other regenerative audios would be good (targeted) but i think first address the problem instead of trying to fix it while you’re still having that problem.
The core (&Hip flexors) is important to address Anterior pelvic tilt (which i tend to have and doing so pushes the top my Acetabular rim closer to the femoral head making the chances to catch quicker instead of having more space for the full range)
Exercise that i’ve been using (after trying many different ones these work for me at-least my body feels ‘strange’ as in more mobile) it might not work for everyone but keep looking for something that gives almost instant result right after completing them.
I work a desk job and have very little movement throughout the day so this doesn’t help the health of my hips. so I’ve recently got a kneeling chair to adjust the position of my hips to a more neutral position.
a cheaper alternative would be a saddle chair