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knee osteoarthritis
Side Lying Hip Abduction - Band, Core Activation
HOW: Begin on your side with your leg on top straightened out. Follow the video for instructions with the arms to create more core work. Place a band just slightly above your knees for additional resistance. Elevate the top leg towards the ceiling and back...
Side Lying Hip Abduction - Core Activation
HOW: Begin on your side with your leg on top straightened out. First contract your core, you can push your elevated arm into the arm that is towards the floor, this will assist in creating some core stiffness. Then elevate the top leg towards the...
Clam - Core Activation
HOW: Begin on your side with your shoulders, hips, knees, and ankles stacked over each other. In this side lying position open your top knee up towards the ceiling. Your feet can stay in the same position, make sure this motion is driven from the...
Clam - Band, Core Activation
HOW: Begin on your side with your shoulders, hips, knees, and ankles stacked over each other. Place the resistance band just slightly above your knees. In this side lying position open your top knee up towards the ceiling as high as you can. Your feet...
Quadruped Fire Hydrant - Band
HOW: In a quadruped position on your hands and knees, place a resistance band just above the knees. Start strong in your shoulder blades by pushing your body away from the floor. From here you will lift one leg off the floor and drive your...
RDL
HOW: Begin in a standing position with your feet about hip width apart. Next focus on hinging primarily at the hips. This is achieved by bring your torso forward and pushing your butt back. Lower yourself as far as comfortable, then pull yourself upright by...
Straight Leg Raise
HOW : Start by lying on your back. Bend your opposite knee. The first step is to perform a very strong quadricep set by squeezing your thigh as hard as you can. Keeping this constant squeeze, tighten your core muscles and then lift your leg...
Rules to Follow to Return to Running After A Knee Injury (Or Any Injury)
Thinking about getting into running again after a knee injury? Check out this Return to Running Progression from the University of Delaware as well as the Soreness Rules. When it comes getting back to running, it's all about gradually applying the load and stresses to...