04/03/2026
Knee pain is common in active adults, but it’s rarely caused by one single movement or exercise.
We often see it linked to training load changes, reduced strength around the hips or thighs, or how the knee is coping with repeated impact over time. Pain doesn’t always mean damage, but it is a signal that something isn’t adapting as well as it should.
Understanding the trigger early helps prevent small issues from becoming longer-term setbacks.
Here, physiotherapist Nick is using AxIT technology to objectively measure quadriceps (thigh) strength, helping us understand how the muscles supporting the knee are functioning and where targeted rehab may be needed.
If knee pain is interfering with your training or daily activity, an assessment can help identify what’s driving it.