'Light' weight lifting can help strengthen buckling knees with the aid of supplements, such as calcium and magnesium, etc. I have experienced this first hand. Starting with light weights and then moving onto heavier weights reignited my problem but no two people are the same. You can experiment with different weights.
You can get a strong knee by drinking milk and also lifting weights to help your knee strenthen.
Some good ways to strengthen your knees would be to perform exercises which would strengthen the muscles around your knees. Low impact sports would help to build muscles on your knees as well.
The lolewomen website contains more than twelve different exercises that help strengthen the knees to help prevent injuries. Alternatively the acefitness website has some recommendation of which exercises are best to strengthen your knees.
Strengthen your knees by doing traditional squats, lunges and step-ups. Strengthening muscles surrounding your knees, such as your quads, will help strengthen and protect your knees. Strengthen your quads by stretching your legs in front of you while perched at the edge of a chair. Keep your knees straight as you tighten and relax your thigh muscles.
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There are several different exercises in order to strengthen the knees. Some examples include "Wall slide", "Bent-Leg Raises", "Straight-Leg Raises", "Abductor Raise" or "Hamstring Curls".
Proper lifting form is the precise procedure in performing an exercise (usually with weights or against resistance) in such a manner as to yield the maximum benefit from the exercise while also preventing injury. It is important because exercise can sometimes be dangerous if it is done improperly, such as trying to perform a deadlift with your knees locked straight.
Doing squats can help your knees, but it depends on how much weight you are carrying when lifting whether its hard on them or not.
Lift with your knees, not your back.