HOW:Using cones, lines, hurdles, or any other object, slowly step over each object with your involved leg. Lift your ankle up to help you clear the object.   FEEL: You may feel tightness in your knee as you do this, this is normal.   COMPENSATION: Do not...

HOW: Using cones, lines, hurdles, or any other object, slowly step over each object with your uninvolved leg. As you take a step with your involved leg, work on “staying strong” and squeezing your glutes and quadriceps as you make contact with the ground....

Cyclops lesions can be extremely common after ACL reconstruction, with >25% of knees showing cyclops on MRI at 6 months. The hallmarks signs of a cyclops lesions are pain with extension, and an audible pop or cluck with extension. Typically patients will have normal...

HOW: Start in a standing position with a dumbbell on the floor at your side. Center yourself, bend down and reach for the dumbbell, trying to maintain a neutral spine. Bring it up and then back down.   FEEL: You should feel the muscles in...

HOW: Start by standing with a kettlebell in each hand.  Bring the kettlebell up into the front rack position. Squeeze your elbows in engaging your shoulder blade muscles.  Shift your weight to one side as you bring the other knee to your chest. Alternate...

HOW: Place a dumbbell on an elevated surface. Stand next to the dumbbell in an athletic position with your feet shoulder width apart and your toes pointed forward. Squat down keeping your chest up, hinging slightly at the hips, and bending your knees.  At...

HOW: Stagger your feet by placing one foot slightly forward, making sure that your feet are about shoulder width apart. Place the leg you want to work more in the back. Then, complete a box squat by bending at your hips and knees like...

HOW: Start in a standing athletic position. Shift your bodyweight to one side, then jump forward and land on the opposite foot.  Land softly and by bending at your hips, knee, and ankle slightly.by performing a small squat on the landing leg. Stay strong...

HOW: Start in a standing athletic position. Shift your bodyweight to one side, then jump forward and land on the opposite foot.  Land softly and by bending at your hips, knee, and ankle slightly by performing a small squat on the landing leg. Stay...

HOW: Lunge forward with one leg.  As you lunge forward, bring both hands down and place your palms on the ground next to the foot.  Maintaining the lunge position, take one arm and rotate it up twisting your mid back. Repeat with the other...

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