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The inflammatory flare-ups that occur for those with gout can cause pain that makes movement uncomfortable—even walking around the house. Regular exercise is a necessary measure for overall health and joint function, but the challenge for those with gout is finding the right balance. Staying active without exacerbating symptoms is possible with the proper knowledge. We’ll answer how exercise can help gout and highlight, which types of exercise are best for those with the condition.

The best athletes push their bodies to the limit to develop their ability to perform, leading to temporary fatigue. The issue is that if not properly managed, fatigue can begin to accumulate and worsen, creating a snowball effect. To reap the benefits of hard training, you have to understand fatigue and how to use effective recovery strategies to maintain peak performance and avoid burnout.

When you’re an athlete, joint pain can be a frustrating obstacle to peak performance and daily life. No matter the sport you participate in or the level at which you play, joint pain can result from overuse, improper mechanics, or an unfortunate injury. It’s something that can happen to anyone, and understanding why joint pain occurs and how to manage it—from prevention to recovery—is essential for staying active and achieving long-term goals.