30/10/2025
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Sports and physical activity keep us healthy, strong, and full of energy. But without proper precautions, they can also lead to injuries—especially in the knees and joints. Knowing how sports injuries happen and how to prevent them is key to stay active, perform better, and avoid long-term problems.
1) Stop Injuries Before They Stop You
Sports injuries often happen because of sudden movement, faulty technique, or weak supporting muscles.
Common injuries include:
• Knee ligament tears (ACL, MCL)
• Meniscus tears
• Sprains and muscle strains
Even minor injuries, if ignored, end up being chronic in nature. Strengthening muscles around your joints acts as a natural protective shield (shock absorber), reducing the risk of injuries and keeping you in the game.
2) Warm Up Like a Champion
A proper warm-up is essential. It prepares your muscles, joints, and heart for physical activity. Skipping it increases the chance of strains and ligament injuries.
Tips for a safe warm-up:
• 5–10 minutes of low-intensity cardio (jogging, cycling, skipping)
• Dynamic stretches (leg swings, lunges, arm circles)
• Joint mobility exercises for knees, ankles, and shoulders
Think of warm-up as insurance for your body—it safeguards your muscles and joints before stress is applied.
3) Protect Your Knees, Protect Your Game
Knee injuries are among the most prevalent in sports. Taking care of your knees can be the difference between playing or sitting out.
How to take care of your knees:
• Strengthen supporting muscles with squats, lunges, and hamstring curls
• Practice proper landing and pivot techniques
• Use supportive footwear or braces if needed
Tip: Strong muscles around the knee act as shock absorbers, reducing the risk of ligament or meniscus injuries.
