WHAT I TREAT / KNEE PAIN

Knee Pain

Sharp with stairs, aching after sitting, locking when you run — knee pain shows up differently for different people. The work here is figuring out what's actually driving it, so you can get back to training without backing off.

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SYMPTOMS

What you may be experiencing.

  • 01Pain at the front of the knee with squats, stairs, or sitting
  • 02Aching or swelling after running or lifting
  • 03Stiffness in the morning that takes time to loosen up
  • 04Instability or 'giving way' during quick direction changes
  • 05Persistent pain weeks or months after surgery

COMMON CAUSES

What might be behind it.

  • 01Patellofemoral pain syndrome ("runner's knee")
  • 02Patellar or quadriceps tendinopathy
  • 03IT band syndrome
  • 04Meniscus injury — acute or degenerative
  • 05ACL recovery and return-to-sport
  • 06Post-surgical rehabilitation
  • 07Knee osteoarthritis

MY APPROACH

How I treat knee pain.

01

Assess

A thorough orthopedic exam combined with full-body movement analysis. We look at what's actually loading your knees — hip and ankle mechanics, running gait, lifting form — and identify the root cause, not just the painful spot.

02

Treat

Hands-on care — joint mobilization and soft tissue work — to reduce symptoms and restore the movement you need to load the knee well again.

03

Build

Progressive strength and movement work targeted to your sport or activity. You leave with a clear program, defined milestones, and a body that holds up under the demands you actually put on it.

FROM A GOOGLE REVIEW

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Nate Z.

Sep 2026

“I started working with Alex after developing knee pain as a new runner. He identified the root cause during our first session and focused on helping me continue running safely rather than simply telling me to stop. He gave me targeted exercises, a structured weekly strength and mobility plan, and even created a running schedule around my goals. I’m now running pain-free, feel much more confident in my training, and am excited to keep progressing.”
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Not sure if this is your situation?

Tell me what’s going on through a short application — no pressure, no pitch. If it looks like a fit, I’ll reach out about working together.

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