A 52-year-old comes to your clinic complaining of left groin pain. She has just been to clinical bound and spent a week climbing hills, and steps and sitting cross-legged on the floor. It’s worse when she gets up out of a chair to start walking. You have asked the appropriate questions and now want to examine the hip. With no history of trauma/injury, you are suspicious of osteoarthritis and wish to test your hypothesis. According to McGee (2022), which maneuver(s) increase the probability you will find arthritis, if it exists, in the left hip