I'm not very knowledgeable on joint diseases, but I'd suggest dynamic stretching and slowly working your way up. Don't start running right away, first build some muscle in your lower body so it isn't as weak. And when you do run, take it slow. Start at a pace where you feel comfortable and stick with it until you're ready to increase the speed.
Well, I didn't workout Saturday or Sunday. I was kinda sore on Saturday, I think that was my body telling me to take a break. I don't want to overtrain, and Sunday is my mandatory rest day. I also don't think I'll be able to workout today; my sleep schedule is messed up and working out tired is no good. I'm sure I'll be able to fix it up today, so I'll start my routine tomorrow.
I'm thinking of changing up my exercises. Since I'm doing everything twice a week I think I should break down the exercises into parts. Such as when I do chest; instead of doing all the chest exercises I currently do, I'll do three of them, and increase the sets. That way I'll have more energy to do the second muscle on that day, which when I do chest it's shoulders. I'll also avoid overtraining, I think I've been overdoing it lately.
For example: 6 sets of bench press, 4 sets of [insert exercises], and 4 sets of [insert exercise] (then 8-10 sets of shoulders). Instead of how it currently is where I'm doing 5 sets of bench and 4 other exercises for 3 sets each, then shoulders.
I'm also considering making the first half of the week heavy days and second half rep days. Or fitting that formula into the exercises. Like on bench, since I'll be doing 6 sets I can make the first 3 heavy and last 3 reps.
Thoughts?