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When you are working out you push down on your knee a big percent of your weight. This is main cause of knee pain. If you are beginner take it slow and give your muscle time to adjust and develop. If you are training on daily basics and you start to have knee pains you should stop and consult a doctor.

Most of the time you get knee pains because you’re pushing you body too far. But that is not the only cause. Most of the people in this situation forgot one golden rule: “Stretch before train”. If you do a worm-up session along with stretching you will avoid most of the complications including these knee pains.

Another possible cause for the knee pain is the bad training shoes. You should go to a running store. Not the ones at the mall but a real shoe store. These stores should evaluate your run and after that give you a pair of shoes that works for you. They usually put you on a treadmill and film you running. Remember that you need new running shoes every 3-4 months.

If these advices don’t help you them you should take it slow. Do power-walk workouts instead of running. Also you could consider setting the belt’s incline at zero degrees. You should be comfortable and safe when doing treadmill workouts.

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