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Joint Action

Does running cause knee osteoarthritis? with Dr Christian Barton

Aug 14, 2022
42:21

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Quick takeaways

  • Recreational running is not harmful and may even be protective for joint health in individuals with osteoarthritis.
  • A gradual approach with walking programs, muscle strengthening, and pain monitoring is essential for safe running with osteoarthritis.

Deep dives

The Safety of Running for Individuals with Osteoarthritis

Running has often been perceived as harmful to joints, especially for individuals with osteoarthritis. Contrary to common beliefs, research suggests that recreational running is not detrimental to joint health and may even be protective. Studies show lower rates of arthritis in recreational runners compared to non-runners and elite runners. This indicates that running can be safe and beneficial for individuals with osteoarthritis.

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