The objective of this study is to examine if functional high-density, high-volume chair rise training is feasible for increasing lower extremity strength without causing excessive hip pain during execution in patients with hip fracture following a municipality -based outpatient rehabilitation program. Feasibility criteria is defined as: 1) hip fracture-related pain might increase during the exercise programme, but not persistent after each session. 2) adherence to the program must be 75% or more. 3) Less than 20% drop-outs due to pain and/or discomfort during training.
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Feasibility of the interventions; Adherence
Timeframe: Measured during the 8 week intervention
Tolerability of the interventions; Hip fracture related pain
Timeframe: Measured during the 8 week intervention