will the traintone shoe help build muscles round knee area i have weak muscle in

  1. profile image52
    lynnett68posted 13 years ago

    will the traintone shoe help build muscles round knee area i have weak muscle in my leg i have...

    had a knee reconstruction ten years ago  i have been doing zumba for about 2 half months luv it only the last two weeks my knee  has swollen up because of weak muscle around knee will these shoes help with  my problem i do not want to stop doing zumba it is the best thing in my life at the moment kind regards lynnett foley

  2. michifus profile image56
    michifusposted 13 years ago

    Wow, I have just looked up Zumba, that looks like fun.

    To build up strength around your knees you should do daily exercises without resistance to gently improve your muscles. I would recommend seeing your physician for some exercises to help.

    Instead of building up muscle to help you carry on with your Zumba, toning shoes will cushion each step more, which will reduce the strain on the knees.

    Toning shoes will help to build up muscles in the calves, hamstrings (back of the thighs) and the buttocks, and for a high impact workout like Zumba, most toning shoes are not well suited.

    For high impact exercise, you should have a look at the Skechers Shape Ups XF range. The traintone is great for exercise, and would be ideal for Zumba, but with your knees I think it would potentially be a little risky. Shape Ups XF have lateral re re-enforcement to prevent unnatural foot movement and help to correct the posture. They will encourage the bones into proper alignment, which in turn will help your knees to cope with the strain.

    I have covered these in my latest Shape Ups hub: http://hubpages.com/hub/Skechers-Shape- … ning-Shoes

    I would say these are the best bet. However, any toning shoes with a thick EVA sole and rocker bottom would be very beneficial to adopt for general every day wear. These will help to build up overall lower body tone, but most importantly the cushioning they offer should help with your knees.

    Any of the Shape Ups range would be ideal (except the SRR or SRT),and the FitFlop are an excellent choice.

  3. MosLadder profile image73
    MosLadderposted 13 years ago

    Traintone shoes do not help build muscle, the right exercises do. Also, I am not a medical professional, but if you have a history of knee problems and are now experiencing uncomfortable swelling around the knee, it would be a good idea to see a doctor or physical therapist before continuing any activity...just a suggestion. Good luck!

 
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