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Medial knee cartilage is unlikely to withstand a lifetime of running without positive adaptation: a theoretical biomechanical model of failure phenomena

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KinesKing @KinesKing 1064 days ago

RT @rosshm16: Even with generous assumptions in natural healing of cartilage, It's ~impossible to simulate a lifetime of even moderate runn…

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Ross Miller @rosshm16 1065 days ago

Even with generous assumptions in natural healing of cartilage, It's ~impossible to simulate a lifetime of even moderate running (3k/day, slow speed) without developing structural osteoarthritis unless cartilage adaptation is also modeled. (4/5) https://t.co/5FZQA3AXtq

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Pieter Van den Berghe @SportSciSum 1182 days ago

RT @rosshm16: My favorite thing about this study is ~12 years after doing it I’ve changed my mind about it (https://t.co/5FZQA3ApDS). Woul…

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Ross Miller @rosshm16 1183 days ago

My favorite thing about this study is ~12 years after doing it I’ve changed my mind about it (https://t.co/5FZQA3ApDS). Wouldn’t have had second idea without the first idea though. I think it’s a good example of how it’s okay to not always be right or to change your mind. https://t.co/bEFeD0tKOh

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Ross Miller @rosshm16 1418 days ago

@BasVanHooren We got n ~ 13 here (first link), using data from the second link: https://t.co/5FZQA3ApDS https://t.co/Lq6hGmLxcd To my knowledge there are no data on the fatigue-life of human lower limb articular cartilage under compressive loading; someone should make some!

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林那由多 @LinNayuta 1510 days ago

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Ross Miller @rosshm16 1679 days ago

@BiomechMax @jesjamdub Here's our most recent thing on this. There's not much evidence that "recreational" running increases OA risk. There is evidence that elites have greater risk. Would be interesting to study recs who run elite volumes/intensities (if such people exist). https://t.co/WXCL9RTOOh

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Dr. Ryan Summers @Dr_Ryan_Summers 1788 days ago

Consider knee arthritis in runners. A new model shows that if you start running at age 23 and put in less than two miles a day, there’s a 98 percent chance that your knees will fail by the age of 55. Thing is, this doesn’t actually happen in real life. https://t.co/FRNGJpKo6d

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RunGo: audio-guided run routes @RunGoApp 1888 days ago

Take that! This August 2020 study reveals that running doesn't wreck your knees. "Medial knee cartilage is unlikely to withstand a lifetime of running without positive adaptation" https://t.co/AUyu28mAUR

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fitPaths @fitPathsllc 1893 days ago

#sunday #runday #running doesn’t seem to ruin your #knees https://t.co/mrTE61Xjje via @thePeerJ

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Bill Teng @dragonabs1 1894 days ago

The prevalence of running-related injuries in general is another example of Daniel Lieberman's dysevolution. From that perspective, the study results (https://t.co/On5Lx5KLxp) should not be surprising. #running

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Alejandro Gayo @AlexGayo 1895 days ago

Aquí el paper: Medial knee cartilage is unlikely to withstand a lifetime of running without positive adaptation: a theoretical biomechanical model of failure phenomena https://t.co/MEojcGKM6l

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Patrick Halstead @PatrickHalstead 1896 days ago

@nntaleb @luigiva76666158 Running 20 years now ... and I'm 200cm and 100kg... https://t.co/ngQCQUckTe

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Emily L. Sandall @emilylsandall 1896 days ago

Some hope today: Medial knee cartilage failure model https://t.co/xPXq5j3zxl via @thePeerJ

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@CTPCTPCP 1896 days ago

Medial knee cartilage failure model https://t.co/KuWsfA7DJo via @thePeerJ

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leah connor @LeahCville 1896 days ago

Medial knee cartilage is unlikely to withstand a lifetime of running without positive adaptation: a theoretical biomechanical model of failure phenomena [PeerJ] https://t.co/QxfXsLTWKT

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