Tips for reducing your risk of developing arthritis, or for managing your condition to live your best life with arthritis
Whether you have been diagnosed with arthritis or are looking for ways to reduce your risk of developing arthritis, HAPPY
reminds us of the key actions we can take.
Maintaining a Healthy weight; being physically Active; Protecting your joints; forming Positive health habits; and working with Your healthcare team gives us the best chance to live well with arthritis
Learn about the various types of exercises that best suit arthritis.
Exercise is considered the most effective non-drug treatment for the pain associated with arthritis.
Keeping up regular exercise can be difficult. Find some helpful strategies here.
Some dynamic stretches to help you warm up before your next workout.
Tips to help keep your exercise routine safe and suitable this summer
Exercise and maintaining a healthy weight can reduce the symptoms of knee pain.
Read about different exercises for different areas of the body.
Walking is free, low
impact and great for
our joints!
Strength training may play a key part in managing some inflammatory conditions.
Find the balance between physical activity
and rest.
How do you know when to push through the ‘good pain’ and when to stop?
You don't need to hit the gym to exercise...
Regular exercise is important in reducing stiffness and keeping your joints and muscles working.
Should you continue hydrotherapy when you are pregnant?
Water exercise is one of the most comfortable and effective ways of exercising for people with arthritis.
Learn about the benefits that exercise can have on different parts of the body
Let's explore the benefits of strength training for arthritis.
Let's explore some tips for staying active over the Christmas Period.
Let's explore some tips for staying active over the Christmas Period.
Tai chi is an ancient, Chinese martial art form that is practiced around the world as a type of gentle
exercise.
Dr Paul Lam personal story of how he tamed osteoarthritis with Tai Chi