Groin or adductor muscle related strains are most commonly associated with active 20 – 30 year old males who play football, hockey or who are highly athletic. Current evidence suggests more male than females suffer with this condition however with more females playing sport the cases are increasing. Pain is felt when stretching the groin and when pressing on the tendon (part where muscle joins to the bone). Physiotherapy can help improve these symptoms by selecting the correct level of intensity for your rehabilitation and assist you in returning to your activities. Rehabilitation time scales vary mainly on how long you have been experiencing the symptoms.