Human Joint Anatomy During Running - Skeletal Stress Points Explained #3633657 (License: Personal Use)

This medical illustration depicts a translucent blue human skeleton mid-stride, emphasizing biomechanical load distribution during running. Three orange concentric circles spotlight the hip, knee, and ankle joints-common sites of overuse injuries such as tendinitis, bursitis, and ligament strain. The image combines anatomical accuracy with clinical relevance for orthopedic, physiotherapy, and athletic training contexts.

Used on health, fitness, or orthopedic websites to explain running-related joint stress, injury prevention, rehabilitation protocols, or biomechanics education; matches user intent for understanding runner’s anatomy or identifying pain sources.