Treat Your Own Knees
If you suffer from knee pain then you need to think about getting this book. It is small an concise, but tells you exactly what you need to do, to get rid of your knee pain and ensure healthy knees for your life. it is highly recommended, and it works. Here is a product review, the link will take you through to amazon.
Simple Exercises to Build Strength, Flexibility, Responsiveness and Endurance
Treat Your Own Knees shows how to reduce or end knee pain by improving knee function. In easy-to-grasp language, author Jim Johnson covers the physiology of the knee and the kinds of pain that affect it, along with the psychological aspects. He offers a series of straightforward exercises based on current medical data and tested in his practice. Black-and-white drawings show exactly how to do the exercises and pinpoint the precise muscles responsible for the problem. This concise, simple guide provides an effective do-it-yourself program.
This is an invaluable read for anyone with knee problems and indeed anyone wanting to do his/her best to prevent such problems before they occur. Whilst some critics may highlight the basic nature of the book, I think that this very simplicity is the books main strength.
The author never intended for this to be a comprehensive guide to every knee ailment so if you are looking for expert medical advice on your problem you should see a practioner.
Otherwise, if you want a simple guide that you can put into effect immediately and on the spot, and to which you will experience results immediately, and you have a few seconds a day to spare, DO NOT THINK TWICE.
In fact you can cover the book in one session.
Popularity: 1% [?]
Get Extra Tips!

Enter your email to receive free tips and advice. No Spam.
Popular Articles
- Tight Hips? Tips To Loosen Your Hip Flexors
- Increase Your Metabolism: 11 Hot Tips To Get Your Furnace Burning
- No Equipment? No Excuses: 20 Exercises You Can Do At Home
- Push-Ups: Don’t Miss Out
- Dieting: Why is it so hard?
- Tennis Ball Part 1: A Tool You Never Knew You Had
- Overhead Squat: The Ultimate Exercise?
- Tennis Ball Part 3: Upper Body
Recent Posts
- Barefoot Training – Things to Consider Before You Throw Your Trainers to the Wind
- Hip Stability Exercises
- Essential Shoulder Soft Tissue Work
- Workout Without Equipment
- Trigger Point Charts
- Latissimus Dorsi Soft Tissue Work: Help Shoulder Pain
- Prone External Rotation
- Hip Flexor Foam Roller
- Are Supplements Beneficial?
- Perfect Nutrition Advice
Trigger Point Therapy
Recommended Reading
Twitter
- @c_conditioning Tennis ball...adductors, rec fem, IT band and TFL. Keeping my knees alive this season.
- Suspected meniscus tear...but heavy self tennis ball soft tissue work doing wonders on pain and mobility. Off to training.
- Cup of frozen berries, scoop of Myofusion strawberry protein powder, 200 grams fow fat natural yoghurt and water...Yum.
- Anything worth having comes with sacrifices or consequences.
- @KyleHollandRP Cheers! MS on a major hold right now, mid season and some meniscus issues, good times! Hindering my US offseason visit plan.
Tags
bench press carbohydrate carbs cardio diet dieting exercise fascia Fitness flexibility Glute glute activation hamstring Health hip hip flexors interval training knee pain leg workouts lose weight low back pain massage metabolism muscle Nutrition pain pinched nerve protein protein powder range of motion Recovery Rehabilitation shoulder pain squat strength Strength Training stretch tennis ball tight hips trigger point trigger points warm up Weight Loss weights weight training










