Post; Knee Injuries

StevenPreece · February 22nd, 2006

Inevitably after a number of years service a good percentage of former soldiers carry the burden of suffering with bad knees and backs.

I personally have issues with my left knee. Its always worse in the winter when the cold sets in. However, recently I've found out that knee pain can be caused by a muscle imbalance amongst the quadriceps. I've checked this out and I found some really useful information at:

http://www.knee-pain-management.com/runners_knee.html

Steve

February 22nd, 2006
StevenPreece Immunes	Post; Knee Injuries Inevitably after a number of years service a good percentage of former soldiers carry the burden of suffering with bad knees and backs. I personally have issues with my left knee. Its always worse in the winter when the cold sets in. However, recently I've found out that knee pain can be caused by a muscle imbalance amongst the quadriceps. I've checked this out and I found some really useful information at: http://www.knee-pain-management.com/runners_knee.html Steve