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patellofemoral pain syndrome
Curtsey Lunge - Medball Slam
HOW : Begin by standing with a medball in your hands. Perform a curtsey lunge by moving one leg behind and across the other leg bending the knee that is in front. At the end of the curtsey, push into the ground with the front...
Deadlift To Squat - Kettlebell
HOW : While standing, hold onto a kettlebell with both arms relaxed in front of you and your feet about shoulder width apart. Hinge forward at the hips while keeping a slight knee bend lowering the kettlebell down. Go as low as you can go...
Squat - BOSU Ball
HOW : Place a BOSU ball on the ground with the ball side down. If you need to, hold onto a wall or squat rack for support as you step onto the ball. Make sure your feet are as wide as you can comfortably go...
Posterior Step Down To Single Leg Balance
HOW : Stand on top of an elevated surface. Shift your weight to one leg and bend the other knee up. Begin to bend the knee you are standing on and hinge forward at the hips as you straighten your other leg directly behind the...
Lateral Step Down To Single Leg Balance
HOW : Stand on top of an elevated surface. Shift your weight to one leg and bend the other knee up. Begin to bend the knee you are standing on and hinge forward at the hips as you straighten your other leg down to the...
Goblet Squat - Heels Elevated
HOW : Place two weight plates on the ground. Place your heels on the edge of each plate. Hold a kettlebell up at your chest with your elbows in. From this position, perform a squat by bending at the knees and hinging forward at the...
Anterior Step Down To Single Leg Balance
HOW : Stand on top of an elevated surface. Shift your weight to one leg and bend the other knee up. Begin to bend the knee you are standing on as you straighten your other leg down to mimic you stepping off of the surface....
Single Leg Depth Drop
HOW : Standing on an elevated surface, step off with one leg straight down and absorb the landing. FEEL: You will feel all the muscles in your legs working. COMPENSATION: Landing Position. Make sure your knees are aligned over your toes. They should not dive...
Single Leg Depth Drop To Rotational Hop - Outside, Quarter Turn
HOW : Standing on an elevated surface, begin by stepping off with one leg straight down. As you absorb the landing with one foot, push into the ground and jump straight up as you rotate your body to that side landing on just that foot....
Single Leg Depth Drop To Rotational Hop - Inside, Quarter Turn
HOW : Standing on an elevated surface, begin by stepping off with one leg straight down. As you absorb the landing with one foot, push into the ground and jump straight up as you rotate your body and land on the same foot facing the...