Injury-free finally, how to return back to running after a knee injury?
The knee is a vital part of the body, helping to support its weight; therefore, it is especially prone to injury.
Fractures, ligament tears, soft tissue damage, bursitis and effusion of the joint are all very common running knee injuries.
During your initial recovery weeks, brisk walking is a good way to activate the leg muscles.
Depending on the severity of the injury, the body can take 5 days up to 2-3 weeks to adapt the musculoskeletal system back to its natural state.
If you are recovering from a chronic knee injury, it is best to consult a doctor or physiotherapist to develop your rehabilitation programme and recommend the right brace for your treatment.
It is important to remember to ease back into running at a high intensity and regularity. Wearing a Bauerfeind knee brace can assist with the recovery process and facilitate running after a knee injury.
The Genutrain knee brace's medical-grade compression and flat-knit fabric allow muscle fibres to heal and reduce swelling after a knee injury.
It helps drain out the accumulated lactic acid from affected areas and reduce excessive muscle vibrations caused by running. Reduced vibrations decrease runners' overall tiredness and fatigue.


