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TickTockMan

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Did your body start to creak and groan?



I am 37, but I do it so much and so loud I scare people. They think it is a gun going off sometimes. I find it somewhat funny and somewhat embarrassing.


Sometimes I feel like the Tinman and I need to oil my joints.
 
Im 55 and I would say I was 50 when I started to notice. I see my dads face (shudder), just kidding, maybe, in my face
 
My ambulation has changed just this year. I sit long hours at work, and try to get up frequently to move about, but it isn't enough. When I do get up, I'm stiff and my steps can be tender or just less agile after sitting for two hours, or more. I don't feel that at home on my days off.

However, I don't make any noises other than the odd grunt putting on socks or something in private. So far, my joints don't make noise.
 
NotHardUp1 said:
My ambulation has changed just this year. I sit long hours at work, and try to get up frequently to move about, but it isn't enough. When I do get up, I'm stiff and my steps can be tender or just less agile after sitting for two hours, or more. I don't feel that at home on my days off.

However, I don't make any noises other than the odd grunt putting on socks or something in private. So far, my joints don't make noise.
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They’re saying sitting is the new smoking. Maybe you could get one of those stand up desks so you can get up for part of the day...
 
I get some shoulder, back and hip pains, it started perhaps in my late 50's. The only thing that slows me down is if my back acts up. I can't run any longer as my left knee gives me grief when I do. I try to walk as fast as I can at all times and make a practice of parking my car away from the store or building I have gone to.
 
I'm only 34 but I can feel my body hurting little bit I'm doing stuff like cleaning and getting up I can feel it in my back ahhhh
 
I don't get any pops or cracks yet but the secretary I work with sure does. She sounds like a machine gun when she walks. She blames it on being a gymnast when she was young. I think she'd in her early 50's.
 
Alistair said:
I don't get any pops or cracks yet but the secretary I work with sure does. She sounds like a machine gun when she walks. She blames it on being a gymnast when she was young. I think she'd in her early 50's.
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It is sad we don't think about what we do to our bodies when young. My doctors have told me I never should have did the lines of work I did.
 
Now at just under 30, mind you most of it's because i've blown one of my knees out.
 
Lol ... I am 33, and every single morning my ankles and knees snap, crackle, and pop to the point when my then 3 y.o. son asked me, "Are you breaking?" Ha ha, I don't know what gives, but I am grateful that it is as of yet pain-free.
 
funsicles said:
Lol ... I am 33, and every single morning my ankles and knees snap, crackle, and pop to the point when my then 3 y.o. son asked me, "Are you breaking?" Ha ha, I don't know what gives, but I am grateful that it is as of yet pain-free.
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That's great.
 
Over 50.

Ran my first half-marathon a couple weeks ago.

Not into creaks and groans.
 
I would say things started to creak and groan after I hit 50. My penis, however, is just the same as when I was 18. No, stop laughing, I am serious.
 
No noises, but occasionally I am slow to start walking or almost limp for a few steps when I get up. Stooping or getting on my knees is a little problem and then my knees occasionally crack, but I think of it as normal. Yes, I have grunted, especially when using my knees.
 
This is news to me. My parents are in their mid-to-late seventies and I don't hear any creaks or groans from them, nor do they complain about any ailments of this sort. Never noticed it in any older friends either. I realized a couple of years ago that I had lost some flexibility--so I started working on it and now I'm back to where I had been in, say, my late twenties.
 
Latimer said:
This is news to me. My parents are in their mid-to-late seventies and I don't hear any creaks or groans from them, nor do they complain about any ailments of this sort. Never noticed it in any older friends either. I realized a couple of years ago that I had lost some flexibility--so I started working on it and now I'm back to where I had been in, say, my late twenties.
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Your parents must be lucky then. Most people I know have issues and pain.
 
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