• Assessing functional outcomes in patients with acetabular labral tears or FAI.
• Evaluating high-demand patients undergoing hip arthroscopy.
• Tracking progress after hip-specific rehabilitation.

Higher percentages indicate better function. The Sport subscale is more sensitive to subtle mechanical deficits than the ADL subscale.

• MCID ADL: 9 points.
• MCID Sport: 6 points.
• High ceiling effect for ADL subscale in athletes—always use the Sport subscale to capture performance deficits.

• Sport Score < 70%: Presence of significant athletic limitations. Consider dynamic assessment of hip stability and lumbopelvic control.
• Persistent Pain + Low ADL: Suspicious for deeper mechanical impingement (CAM/Pincer) requiring radiographic follow-up.
• Return to Sport: Aim for >90% on both subscales for elite competition.