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Video library· Der ERCM Medizin PodcastAudio: German

Podcast description: strength training with knee osteoarthritis

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In this podcast description, Prof. Dr. Stefan Sell says strength training remains important with increasing age and osteoarthritis; a well-built quadriceps muscle can stabilise the knee and reduce load on the joint, but training must fit the individual form and location of the osteoarthritis. [1]

  1. According to the description, a well-built quadriceps muscle can stabilise the knee and reduce load on the joint. [1]

  2. The description says training must fit the individual form and localisation of the osteoarthritis, and unsuitable exercises can increase load. [1]

  3. The description reports his recommendation of targeted strength training under good guidance with regular technique checks. [1]

Sell's stated role of quadriceps strength

According to the description, Prof. Dr. Stefan Sell explains in the ERCM Medizin Podcast why strength training remains important, especially with increasing age. A well-built musculature, for example of the quadriceps, can stabilise the knee and take load off the joint. The description presents this as a general explanation, not as a measured result from a study. [1]

Training must match osteoarthritis form and site

The description states that training must fit the individual form and localisation of the osteoarthritis. Incorrectly performed or unsuitable exercises can even increase the load. For certain changes behind the kneecap, exercises such as the leg press can be problematic, according to the description. [1]

Sell's stated recommendation: guided, checked training

The description reports his recommendation: targeted strength training under good guidance and with regular checks of technique. It closes with a question to viewers about whether they keep training despite joint complaints or rather avoid strength training. [1]

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[1] Krafttraining bei Arthrose: Gut oder schlecht?
Quoted passages in the original language
kann das Knie stabilisieren und Belastung
muss das Training zur individuellen Form
gezieltes Krafttraining unter guter Anleitung

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Creator description · original textText language: German

Krafttraining trotz Arthrose? Prof. Dr. Stefan Sell erklärt im ERCM Medizin Podcast, warum Krafttraining gerade mit zunehmendem Alter wichtig bleibt. Eine gut aufgebaute Muskulatur – etwa der Quadrizeps – kann das Knie stabilisieren und Belastung vom Gelenk nehmen. Gleichzeitig muss das Training zur individuellen Form und Lokalisation der Arthrose passen. Falsch ausgeführte oder ungeeignete Übungen können die Belastung sogar erhöhen. Bei bestimmten Veränderungen hinter der Kniescheibe können beispielsweise Übungen wie die Beinpresse problematisch sein. Seine Empfehlung: gezieltes Krafttraining unter guter Anleitung und mit regelmäßiger Kontrolle der Technik. Trainieren Sie trotz Gelenkbeschwerden weiter – oder vermeiden Sie Krafttraining eher? #Krafttraining #Arthrose #Kniearthrose #Knie #Muskelaufbau #Quadrizeps #Gelenkgesundheit #Orthopädie #ERCMPodcast

Der ERCM Medizin Podcast · 2 min · Source published: 2026-10-05

Added to Harbor: 10/23/2026

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