22 Apr Lateral Lunge No Step
HOW: Begin this exercise with your feet spread apart beyond hip-width. Lunge towards the desired leg to exercise, lower yourself as far as you feel comfortable then push into the floor to return back to starting position. Avoid placing the weight excessively on your...
22 Apr 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...
22 Apr Supine Bridge
HOW: Start on your back with your knees bend and slightly spread apart. Tighten up your stomach first, then your glutes. Next, drive your heels into the ground and lift your hips up towards the ceiling. At the end position your knee, hip, and...
22 Apr Bridge March
HOW: Start on your back with your knees bent and slightly spread apart. Tighten up your stomach first, then your glutes. Next, drive your heels into the ground and lift your hips up towards the ceiling. At the end position your knees, hips, and...
22 Apr Cha Cha – Band
HOW: Begin in a squat position, with a majority of your weight in the balls of your feet. Take a large step diagonally back and to the side to tap the floor. Avoid putting too much weight through the back leg, think about just...
21 Apr 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...
21 Apr Split Stance Lunge Hold
HOW: Begin in a split stance position by placing the non-affected leg backwards with the heel off the ground. Be sure to place 70-80% of your weight in your front leg and 20-30% in your back leg. Slowly lower yourself down, and then hold...
29 Apr 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...
