Knee pain can be the result of:
- Tendonitis
- Muscular imbalance
- Pronation in the feet
- Roatated Pelvis
- Overuse conditions
- Arthritis
- Postural distortions
- Pes anserine bursitis
- Aging process
It can also be caused by referred pain from the lower back or hip.
The knee can be injured in many sports such as running, tennis, skiing, basketball, and any contact sport. Knee injuries occur equally in more gentle sports such as yoga, Pilates, and core fusion.
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