“I want to stay fit, but my knees hurt.” “Running feels great, but my hips ache afterwards.” Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Millions of active people struggle with joint discomfort. The good news: you don’t have to stop moving. You just need to shift to low-impact workouts – exercises that are gentle on your joints but still build strength, cardio, and flexibility. What Is Low-Impact Exercise? Low-impact means at least one foot stays on the ground (or you’re supported). There’s no jumping, jarring, or pounding. But don’t mistake “low-impact” for “easy”...
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