2 Exercises to REDUCE Knee Pain UP the Stairs
Alyssa Kuhn, Arthritis Adventure・2 minutes read
Knee arthritis affects stair climbing due to muscular weakness, but exercises focusing on double leg and single leg strength can help build confidence and improve abilities, emphasizing gradual progression to avoid pain and setbacks. Standing up without using hands and lateral step-ups are beneficial exercises targeting leg and hip strength to address weaknesses and improve stair climbing abilities.
Insights
- Knee arthritis impacts stair climbing due to weakened thigh and hip muscles, reducing necessary power for the activity.
- Starting with double leg exercises and gradually transitioning to single leg exercises can enhance strength and confidence for stair climbing, emphasizing a cautious progression to prevent setbacks and promote improvement.
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Recent questions
How does knee arthritis affect stair climbing?
It can cause difficulty due to muscular weakness in thighs and hips.
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