Why Your Knees Hurt After Sitting—and What You Can Do About It
Have you ever stood up after a long drive or a few hours at your desk and felt like your knees were stiff, sore, or even aching? You’re not alone. Knee discomfort after prolonged sitting is incredibly common, and it doesn’t just affect older adults or athletes—it can happen to anyone.
At our therapeutic massage and wellness clinic, we see this issue regularly. The good news? With the right awareness and a few supportive habits, you can relieve this discomfort and even prevent it from happening in the first place.
Runners: Is Your Knee Pain Patellofemoral or IT Band Syndrome?
Knee pain can be frustrating, especially when it interferes with your ability to move, exercise, or simply enjoy your day. Two of the most common knee issues we see in active clients are Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS) and Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS). While they may sound similar, they affect different parts of the knee and have unique causes and treatment approaches.
Understanding Knee Osteoarthritis: Prevention and Relief Through Movement and Massage Therapy
Knee pain can sneak up gradually or hit all at once—but one of the most common culprits is osteoarthritis (OA). This degenerative joint condition affects millions of people and can significantly impact daily life if left unaddressed. The good news? With early action, smart movement, and supportive therapies like massage, it’s possible to manage symptoms and maintain an active, fulfilling lifestyle.
Your Knees Matter More Than You Think: Why Healthy Knees Are Key to Whole-Body Wellness
When we think about joint health, the knees might not always get the spotlight—but they should. These powerful hinge joints bear the weight of your entire body and play a vital role in everything from walking and running to getting out of bed in the morning. Healthy, mobile knees aren’t just important for athletes—they’re essential for everyone. At our therapeutic massage and wellness clinic, we often see firsthand how knee issues can create ripple effects throughout the body.