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Track + React Tool

Your Day-by-Day Arthritis Wellness Tool

Track + React Tool
  • Reveal which activities impact your arthritis
  • Makes tracking your health easy

Available online or for your iPhone, iPad or Android.

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How to reduce pain, find the right treatments and live better with arthritis. [Bi-weekly]

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Get weight-loss tips, arthritis-friendly recipes and ways to exercise safely. [Bi-weekly]

Mind, Body, Spirit

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Tools to keep you moving, including information on Arthritis Walk. [Monthly]

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PREDICT YOUR JOINT PAIN YOUR LOCAL WEATHER

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Predict your joint pain level based on the local weather.

Where Does It Hurt?

Back & Neck

The spine runs from the back of the neck to the lower back and can be painful and stiff from problems such as arthritis and muscle stress.

Shoulders

These ball-and-socket joints move in almost all directions. Shoulders are prone to arthritis injury and fracture.

Elbows

Elbows can be affected by arthritis and repetitive use that can mean ongoing pain and stiffness.

Hips

These ball-and-socket joints move in almost all directions. Arthritis and osteoporosis can mean pain, stiffness or fracture.

Wrists, Hands & Fingers

Wrist, hand and finger joints are among the most important joints for performing daily activities.

Knees

The largest joints in the body, like the knees, are vulnerable to injury and arthritis.

Ankles

The ankle is a complex joint with many moving parts, making it vulnerable to injury and arthritis.

Foot, Heel & Toe

As the foundation of the body, feet bear the brunt of the weight. Arthritis and impact-related injuries are common in feet.

Lookup by Body Part

  • Just click on the body part that’s in pain
  • Learn about this body part, what can go wrong, and how to care for it
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Activity Types

Activity Types

From golf to yoga, learn how you can still do the things you love with arthritis.

Tai Chi for Arthritis

An ancient Chinese exercise offers arthritis relief through slow, gentle movement.

Tai Chi Basics

An Arthritis Foundation tai chi instructor talks about the exercise class.

What is Yoga?

Can a 5,000-year-old practice that combines movement, breathing and relaxation techniques be good for people with arthritis? You bet!

Top 10 Yoga Myths Debunked

You can’t do yoga if you have arthritis. Yoga’s too gentle to have real health benefits. You’ll have to get fit before you start yoga. There are many myths about yoga – we set out to debunk a few.

Find a Yoga Instructor

A yoga instructor with arthritis experience can help you adjust your poses and reduce joint strain.

Yoga Benefits for Arthritis

Practicing yoga regularly can reduce pain, increase flexibility, improve function and lower stress, studies now show.

Warm Up Before You Golf

Maintain range of motion and reduce the risk of injury with warm-up exercises before you play golf.

Wii: Making Exercise Fun

The Wii Fit isn't your average video game or piece of home exercise equipment. It's an "exergame," specifically designed to give you a workout.

Chair Yoga

If arthritis makes practicing yoga difficult, try it from a seated position.

Fitness Fusion

Shed pounds and stay motivated by adding a hybrid workout to your routine.

Walking In Water

Aquatic treadmills make walking in water more beneficial than ever.

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