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The Arthritis Walk: Walk For A Cure
The Arthritis Foundation is hosting "The Arthritis Walk". The non-competitive event which will take place at various locations across the country.

Arthritis & Exercise Quiz
Does exercise have any impact on arthritis? Does exercise help or hurt joints burdened by arthritis? If you exercise or plan on starting an exercise program, do you know all you need to know? Take our Arthritis & Exercise Quiz.

Canes - Canes Add Support and Improve Balance
Canes come in many styles and designs but the function is the same - to add support and improve balance when walking.

Exercise: Essential Treatment For Arthritis
Regular exercise is a vital part of any arthritis treatment program. Increasing strength and mobility, while reducing pain are the desired benefits.

How To Exercise When You Have Arthritis
People with arthritis should discuss their exercise plans with a doctor. The amount and form of exercise recommended for each individual will vary depending on which joints are involved, the amount of inflammation, how stable the joints are, and whether joint replacements have been done.

Top 10 Reasons for Exercise When You Have Arthritis
Many arthritis sufferers mistakenly believe that exercise will worsen their condition. The reality, however, is that a well-rounded physical activity program of stretching, strength training and aerobic exercise can help minimize many of the adverse affects of arthritis and improve overall functional capacity.

Should You Walk When It Hurts?
We all get aches and pains - how do you know if it means you should stop walking, or if you need to keep going?

Top Foot Supports - Foot Insoles And Cushions
Walking can aggravate painful arthritis in the feet. Insoles and cushions for the feet can offer additional support and provide comfort.

How to Walk for Absolute Beginners
Walking is a great, natural way to achieve daily physical activity.

Walking and health
As long as there are no medical conditions that contraindicate walking (such as predisposition to falls or advanced degenerative joint disease), walking is an excellent, inexpensive form of exercise.

Walking for Health (Image)
Exercise, including walking at least 30 minutes a day, decreases the risk of heart attacks, stroke, hypertension, some cancers, osteoporosis, depression and obesity.

Walking and Arthritis
Walking is good for anyone, especially people with arthritis. It’s an endurance exercise, which means it strengthens your heart, helps your lungs work more efficiently and gives you more stamina so you don’t tire as easily, from Arthritis Foundation.