CategoryPatellar Tendonitis

Patellar tendonitis (“Jumper’s Knee”) is a frustrating knee injury that can last for years. This article will show how to cut the recovery time down to just a few weeks.

Cortisone shots are a go-to treatment for many different injuries, but will a cortisone shot also help patellar tendonitis?

If you have patellar tendonitis and are thinking about getting a knee sleeve, here’s what you need to know about the different types of sleeves.

This article is for you if you’ve had patellar tendonitis for more than a few weeks and you’ve probably asked yourself whether it will ever go away again.

Setbacks, conflicting advice, and stagnation: The treatment for patellar tendonitis can be long and frustrating. Let's look at which treatments actually work.

Patellar tendon straps are small elastic bands you can use to reduce your pain from jumper’s knee. They sell like hot cakes on Amazon, but there’s a dark truth behind how they work. In this video, you’ll learn why patellar tendon straps are not actually helping you heal and what to do instead. How Patellar Tendon Straps Work If you have patellar tendonitis, you’ve overworked certain parts of your...

To cure for jumper's knee you have to work on the three most critical causes. The treatment triangle will show you how to do this.

To recover from chronic patellar tendonitis you need to strengthen your patellar tendon safely. The exercise I will show you in a moment will do just that. Using this exercise for patellar tendonitis has been shown to provide treatment outcomes equal to tendon surgery and it is supported by decades of academic research. The exercise I’m talking about is … … eccentric squats on a slanted board...