Exercises for Arthritis Pain Relief : Hip & Knee Strengthening for Arthritis Pain Relief


Learn how to relieve arthritis pain in the hip and knee with strengthening exercise treatments and get expert tips and advice on treating pain caused by arthritis in this free personal health video. Expert: Monica Paradise Bio: Monica Paradise works at Industrial Hand and Physical Therapy in Phoenix, Arizona. She graduated from Northern Arizona University with a degree in exercise science. Filmmaker: Eric Johnston

Coach Nicole of SparkPeople.com demonstrates how to do back extensions on a stability ball. This is a great core exercise to target the lower back muscles (erector spinae). Using a ball for increases the challenge and intensity and helps you get more out of this strength exercise, which may help reduce back pain over time.

16 Responses to “Exercises for Arthritis Pain Relief : Hip & Knee Strengthening for Arthritis Pain Relief”

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  6. empire562 says:

    WHAT !!!!!!!!! u should try talking not whispering

  7. bobnos says:

    when i sit at the chair feet on the ground.. my left leg clicks when i move the leg from 90 degrees to straightening it in front of me (planting it on ground) then bringing it back in to 90 degrees again planted on ground.

    no lifting so merely moving my left to strait resting position to a normal sitting bended knee position, whilst sitting on chair.

    any thoughts on why it clicks when there is no pressure? its just minor joint flexing..

  8. batamama7 says:

    huh?

  9. jeesusfreek0024 says:

    can’t hear!!

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  11. sparkpeople says:

    @ReflexRich I don’t know about that myself! Maybe ask a male trainer. :-)

  12. ReflexRich says:

    A good demonstration and, without being crude, how can I do this exercise without discomfort in the groin area? I have tried several times but my penis chafes against the ball.

  13. zedoey says:

    Gosh that takes some strength to talk and do that! I was panting away after 6!

  14. johnbr59 says:

    good demonstration, this is a very good way to do back extensions, even if you have a herniated disc like me, there’s not really any flexion involved

    you are super cute too

  15. 57FAIRY says:

    Great exercise! I have been having issues with my back and can’t get to my chiropractor, this adds to my therapy routine and feels good to my back.

  16. Rini523 says:

    yay gald ur back… i miss ur videos!!
    post more please :]

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