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Activities

Keep doing the thing you love

Joint pain changes how a sport feels, but it rarely has to end it. These guides cover what each activity asks of your joints, where people usually feel it, and what helps.
Keep doing the thing you love

Activity guides

Pick the activity you want to get back to. Each guide covers the joints it loads, how to warm up for it, and the treatments and supports that usually help.

Cycling

The weekend ride, the daily commute or an hour on the exercise bike. Cycling…
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A golfer at the top of the backswing

Golf

Painful joints holding back your golf game
Read the guide
A woman training with weights in a gym

Gym and strength training

The training that protects your joints, done in a way they tolerate
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A martial artist practising a kick in a gym

Martial arts

Training on, when the joints have opinions
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A tennis player hitting a forehand

Racket sports

Tennis, padel, squash and badminton, without the aftermath
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A runner on a path

Running

Sore knees should not be the end of your running
Read the guide
A swimmer doing lengths in a pool

Swimming

The joint-friendly option, with a few things worth knowing
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A walker on a hillside path

Walking and hiking

Getting the miles in without paying for it afterwards
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People who kept going

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