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High Intensity and Low Intensity Strength Training are Good for Knee Osteoarthritis

High Intensity and Low Intensity Strength Training are Good for Knee Osteoarthritis

by Maya Shetty | Oct 20, 2022 | Movement & Exercise

By: Maya Shetty, BS, Lifestyle Medicine Fellow A systematic review found that high intensity strength training is not better than low intensity strength training for pain and physical disfunction caused by knee osteoarthritis (KOA). Overall, strength training has been...
Regular Participation in Resistance Training May Prevent Several Musculoskeletal Disorders Later in Life

Regular Participation in Resistance Training May Prevent Several Musculoskeletal Disorders Later in Life

by Sarah DeParis | Oct 7, 2022 | Movement & Exercise

By: Sarah DeParis, MD A review article found that resistance training may have several mechanisms in prophylaxis of joint problems through improved bone mineral density, preserved bone mass, and prevention of knee osteoarthritis.   Journal Reference: Ciolac EG,...
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