HOW: Maintain a split stance position with your affected leg in front. While maintaining this position, slowly punch forward with your opposite arm, placing more weight/pressure on your front leg. FEEL: While you are punching, you should feel the muscles of your front leg...

HOW: March in place with one leg at a time. When in the marching position, you should aim to lift your knee to waist height. With your down leg, squeeze your hip and knee as strong as possible. FEEL: Feel sturdy and strong as...

HOW: March forward on one leg at a time. When in the marching position, you should aim to lift your knee to waist height. With your down leg, squeeze your hip and knee as strong as possible. FEEL: Feel sturdy and strong as if...

HOW: Maintain a single leg squat position on one leg. With your opposite arm, pull your elbow just to your back. As you pull, do not let your body come forward. Keep your weight on the balls of the feet the entire time. FEEL:...

HOW: Start on a slightly elevated box with your heels off the edge. Push up onto the balls of your feet with both feet. Shift all your weight to your affected side so you are standing on one leg. Slowly lower yourself as far...

HOW: Using a resistance band or another form of resistance, start with your elbow raised up to shoulder height. Rotate your hand outwards without changing your elbow position. FEEL: You should feel the muscles on the back of your shoulder working. COMPENSATION: You do...

HOW: Using a resistance band or another form of resistance, start with your elbow halfway elevated to your shoulder. Rotate your hand outwards without changing your elbow position. FEEL: You should feel the muscles on the back of your shoulder working. COMPENSATION: You do...

HOW: Start in the bear crawl position by elevating your knees about a ½ inch away from the ground. Slowly begin crawling backwards, pushing with your shoulders/hands constantly striving to “reach” upwards with your shoulders. You will be moving one arm and the opposite...

HOW: Start in the bear crawl position by elevating your knees about a ½ inch away from the ground. Place sliders under your knees. If you do not have sliders, put a pillow sheet under your knees on hardwood/linoleum floors. If on carpet, put...

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