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I run regularly and I, too, enjoy my functional knees. Oh, wait, you were going with some "running hurts your knees" trope, weren't you? Apologies. But if you'
by mikestew 6y ago
I run regularly and I, too, enjoy my functional knees.
Oh, wait, you were going with some "running hurts your knees" trope, weren't you? Apologies. But if you're waiting for an athletic endeavor that leaves you perfectly healthy even if you do it wrong, well, enjoy the couch I guess. Or possibly swimming.
- mam2 6y agoOr hiking
- mantas 6y agoHiking ain't guaranteed to leave you healthy either.
- bovermyer 6y agoYou're making a lot of assumptions here, and you seem to have taken my comment as some kind of personal attack. To give you more context - in my specific personal case, running would damage my knees more than it would give me any kind of pleasure or added fitness.
- zimpenfish 6y agoIf it's any consolation, I'm in the same boat where running would not be any kind of sane option for the current state of my knees.
- blackearl 6y agoYeah swimming, no need to act like it's obscure or the only options are running or riding the couch.