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Meniscus Tears

The knee joint contains a lateral and medial meniscus, which act as shock absorbers and force transducers. Mensici injuries can be traumatic or degenerative in nature and are more common in athletes that participate in sports that involve twisting on a planted foot (soccer, basketball, volleyball, etc).

Symptoms associated with a meniscus injury are usually reported as knee pain, catching, locking, buckling of the knee or any combination of these symptoms.

For more detail on these exercises, checkout our meniscus program where you can find more exercises and videos that will help you recover from this injury.

Meniscus Tears

The knee joint contains a lateral and medial meniscus, which act as shock absorbers and force transducers. Mensici injuries can be traumatic or degenerative in nature and are more common in athletes that participate in sports that involve twisting on a planted foot (soccer, basketball, volleyball, etc).

Symptoms associated with a meniscus injury are usually reported as knee pain, catching, locking, buckling of the knee or any combination of these symptoms.

For more detail on these exercises, checkout our meniscus program where you can find more exercises and videos that will help you recover from this injury.

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