Outplay Knee Pain & Stay in the Game You Love

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Ouch! Why Do My Knees Hurt?

Do your knees hurt when you play padel or tennis? You’re not alone! These sports are fun but tough on your knees. All that running, jumping, and quick turns can cause:

  • Pain under your kneecap
  • Sore ligaments or tendons from too much twisting
  • Achy knees from playing a lot

But don’t worry — you don’t have to stop playing!

Move to Feel Better!

It might sound funny, but resting too much can actually make your knees feel worse. Sitting still makes joints stiff and muscles weak.

Good news: Exercise can help more than medicine!
Studies show that moving the right way can:

✅ Lower your pain
✅ Make your knees stronger
✅ Help you get back to the game you love

Easy Tips to Help Your Knees

Before you play, try these smart moves:

1. Warm Up First

Jog, bike, or swing your legs for 5–10 minutes.

2. Get Strong

Do squats, lunges, and bridges to build strong legs.

3. Balance & Stretch

Try standing on one leg. Stretch after games to stay loose.

4. Wear Good Shoes

Use tennis or padel shoes with good support.

5. Don’t Overdo It

Take rest days. Try biking or swimming sometimes too.

When to Ask for Help

If your knee still hurts after doing these things, it’s time to get help from a pro.

At ADAPT Recharge, we use a proven plan to help you feel better fast:

  • Hands-on therapy to relax tight spots
  • Gentle joint work to help you move better
  • Special exercises to stop pain from coming back

Let’s Get You Back on the Court!

Knee pain doesn’t have to stop your game. With the right care and smart movement, you can keep playing, feel better, and stay strong.

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