… of knee OA (P = 0.016) and knee osteophytes (… weight lifters had a higher prevalence of
knee osteoarthritis findings. Soccer players had predominantly tibiofemoral OA and weight lifters …

… knee osteoarthritis (kneeOA) and physical work demands. Systematic searches were made,
and epidemiological studies on kneeOA and heavy lifting… kneeling, heavy lifting and kneeOA…

… weight lifting, and wrestling had a higher prevalence of knee … -distance running, soccer,
weight lifting, and wrestling had a … long-distance running, weight lifting, or wrestling have a 3 to …

… on knee health in a community-based sample not selected for a history of elite weight lifting…
Participants with a history of strength training had a lower prevalence of frequent knee pain, …

… physical activity on osteoarthritis. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the association
between squatting, climbing, kneeling, lifting and carrying weights and knee osteoarthritis. …

… lifting heavier loads with fewer repetitions, whereas muscle endurance is optimized by lifting
lighter weights … (ie, number of repetitions at a given weight). The term “repetition maximum” (…

… kneeling, squatting, lifting and climbing) can cause and/or aggravate knee OA. These …
additional risk of knee OA and should therefore particularly be encouraged to lose weight. …

… of knee osteoarthritis was carried out in which 109 men and women with painful, radiographically
confirmed knee … from heavy lifting is perhaps surprising given the clear relation of knee …

… Osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee is a common cause of pain … reason for the 9,000 knee
arthroplasties performed annually in … lifting and kneeling or squatting as risk factors for knee OA, …

… (OR 1.9, 95%CI 1.4 - 2.8), and regularly lifting weights of at least 25 kg (OR 1.7, 95% CI 1.2 -
… were higher in subjects who also reported occupational lifting, and ap pea red to interact mu …