
- Joint-Specific
- Joint-specific
- Lower Body
Made by People with Arthritis For People with Arthritis
Try this move standing and holding onto a wall or chair
1. Stand tall and hold onto a chair or the wall
2. Lift one knee in front with the knee bent, rotate the hip so that the knee points sideways
3. Continue rotating your hip so that the knee moves backwards and return to the starting position
4. Repeat 10-15 times, switch sides and repeat for 1-3 sets. You can experiment with circling in both directions
So you want to move more and live life to the fullest with rheumatoid arthritis? Making a plan means you’re much more likely to stay on track with your movement!
You’ll be able to download, print, and share your plan. Let’s get moving!
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Kim
June 13, 2025
Today, I did my favorite online stretching routine. I feel stiff and sore everywhere before I start, but after, I feel like I can move again.
Carole
June 13, 2025
I got moving by going for a walk with the intention of taking some nature photos. I feel stiff, sore, and tired before I start. After, I feel energized, less stiff, and my mood improves.
Annette
June 13, 2025
I start slowly to get moving in the mornings, even if I feel like staying in bed. Once I move, I feel more cheerful.