Range of motion · Strength · Low-impact cardio

Exercises

Movement is medicine for arthritic joints — as long as the dose fits the day. This section will hold step-by-step routines you can scale up on good days and dial back during a flare.

What this section will cover

Expect clear instructions, sets and reps, joint-by-joint options, and honest notes about which sensations are fine and which mean stop.

Strengthening

Isometrics, bands and light weights to support and offload joints.

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Walking & cardio

Low-impact plans that build stamina without pounding the joints.

Coming soon

Water therapy

Warm-water routines that let painful joints move with less load.

Coming soon

Balance & flexibility

Tai chi, yoga adaptations and fall-prevention work.

Coming soon

Flare-up routines

Minimal-effort movement to keep joints from stiffening on bad days.

Coming soon

Mild muscle fatigue is expected; sharp joint pain, swelling that lasts more than a day, or pain that climbs during a session is a signal to stop and check in with your clinician.

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