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Why Your Joints Ache and What You Can Do About It Naturally

  • NorthStarStrong
  • Sep 25
  • 2 min read
Patient receiving therapy for joint pain
Joint pain isn’t just a symptom of aging - it’s a signal.

If you’ve ever stood up from a chair and felt your knees protest, or reached for something overhead only to be reminded of your shoulder’s limitations, you’re not alone. Joint pain is one of the most common complaints among adults over 40 - and it’s not just about aging. It’s about how we move, how we sit, and how we support our bodies over time


Why Joint Pain Is So Common

Contrary to popular belief, joint pain isn’t inevitable. It’s often the result of a few key factors:

  • Muscle imbalances: When certain muscles are weak or overused, they pull joints out of alignment.

  • Sedentary habits: Sitting for long periods shortens muscles and reduces circulation, leading to stiffness.

  • Inflammation: Chronic stress, poor sleep, and diet can all contribute to systemic inflammation that affects joint health.

  • Previous injuries: Old sprains, strains, or surgeries can create compensation patterns that worsen over time.


The Problem with Quick Fixes

Painkillers mask symptoms. Injections offer temporary relief. And while surgery has its place, it’s often prescribed before conservative options are explored. What many people don’t realize is that strength training done properly, can be one of the most effective, long-term solutions for joint pain.


How Strength Training Alleviates Joint Pain

At NSS, we focus on building strength around the joints to:

  • Improve stability and reduce strain

  • Enhance mobility through controlled movement

  • Increase circulation, which helps reduce inflammation

  • Restore confidence in your body’s ability to move without pain


Our semi-private sessions are designed to meet you where you are. Whether you’re dealing with knee pain, shoulder stiffness, or general aches, we tailor each workout to support your body’s needs.


What to Expect

Most of our clients begin to feel relief within 2–4 weeks of consistent training. It’s not about pushing through pain - it’s about retraining your body to move well and feel strong.



You don’t need to live in pain. Try 3 classes for just $50 and discover how strength training at NSS can help you move better - naturally. Click here to get started.




 
 
 

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