04/06/2026
Knee pain is one of the most common issues people experience as they get older.
But what many people don’t realize is that the knee is rarely the real problem.
In many cases, knee discomfort develops because the muscles that support the joint — especially the hips, glutes, and hamstrings — are not doing their job.
When those muscles weaken, the knee often ends up absorbing more stress than it was designed to handle.
The good news is that strengthening the muscles around the knee and improving movement patterns can make a significant difference in long-term joint health.
I recently wrote an article explaining how the knee works, why strength matters, and what movements can help support healthy knees as we age.
If knee discomfort has ever slowed you down, you may find it helpful.
You can read the full article on the website here: https://toptierelitefitness.com/knee-pain-after-50-how-strength-and-movement-can-protect-your-knees/