Bum knee, advice please
kitty_764
Posts: 64
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I injured my knee a little over a week ago (going to docs Monday to get the Rx for an MRI). I did "Walk Away the Pounds 3 miles" a week ago (yes, after the injury) one time and I really loved it but I paid for it the next day. I really want/need to do something, I'm almost tempted to do at least 1 mile, but the last thing I want to do is injure it more and be out of commission for even longer.
Any advice on what I can do in the mean time? I'm a beginner as far as exercise goes, and I don't have a gym membership or workout equipment at home.
Thanks!
I injured my knee a little over a week ago (going to docs Monday to get the Rx for an MRI). I did "Walk Away the Pounds 3 miles" a week ago (yes, after the injury) one time and I really loved it but I paid for it the next day. I really want/need to do something, I'm almost tempted to do at least 1 mile, but the last thing I want to do is injure it more and be out of commission for even longer.
Any advice on what I can do in the mean time? I'm a beginner as far as exercise goes, and I don't have a gym membership or workout equipment at home.
Thanks!
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pool, walk in the water.0
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Thank you. Unfortunately I don't have access to a pool0
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in that case I would suggest investing in a good brace with strong lateral support and quality shoes. Slow walks.
My knees are so shot I'm on disability so I know what you're dealing with. It sucks.0 -
Let it heal before you do much but the bare minimum...you dont want to be the next Derrick Rose!0
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rest until you know0
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You can do arm strength training with cans or filled water bottles. For now, avoid using your knee until after your appointment.
I injured my hip when I was younger, didn't let it heal, and have now caused permanent damage. You've only got one body, so do your best to protect it.0 -
I broke my ankle on 2/3 and have been non-weight-bearing up until this week (now I'm partial).
I did:
2/4/6/8/10/8/6/4/2 (reps)
Floor wipers
pushups on knees (you could modify with one straight leg and one bent knee)
seated kettlebell swings
one-legged burpees (yes they can be done)
12x5:
30 sec one-legged jump rope
(assisted) pull-ups
barbell rows at 30#
bicep curls
2/4/6/8/10/8/6/4/2 (reps)
tricep dips
knee to elbow twists *
bodyweight skullcrushers
back extensions
5 sets
30 sec planks (superman* variation if knee supports)
hanging knee raises
*partial weight bearing0 -
Thank you everyone! Much appreciated :happy:0
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