HOW: Place your back against a wall and shuffle your feet out. You can start with your feet in a staggered position or assume this position once you’re in your wall sit. Drop to 90º at your knees and hold for the prescribed time.   ...

HOW: Grab onto the pull-up bar with a grip slightly wider than shoulder width. Pull your shoulder blades down (depress) before you lift your legs off the bench to move into the hang position. Hold for the prescribed time.   FEEL: You will feel your...

Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 1:05 What about precautions - don't fear them and here's why! 2:20 Early rehab exercises that you may have performed! 3:04 Middle phase exercises 3:51 Late phase exercises, let's do a little bit more! 4:40 Don't forget the core! 5:00 Can you get back to running? Find out! 5:43 Takeaways! Answering...

Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:38 Important to understand knee anatomy 2:13 Try these assessment to look at your knee extension 3:29 How do we actually cause changes in joint motion? 4:10 Work on knee cap mobility 5:20 Work on rotating your knee...

Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:19 What is the biggest cause of injuries in older individuals? 00:40 What makes up balance? 1:30 Exercises you need to try and why 5:23 Do this glute strengthening exercise! 6:49 Key takeaways! You may have tried to improve your balance with practicing standing on one leg but have...

Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:21 A little bit of hip anatomy 2:06 Try this simple assessment 3:17 Why do you have differences in mobility? 4:08 Exercises for hip internal rotation 5:35 Work on posterior hip mobility 7:36 Strengthen on that new mobility 10:12 Key takeaways for you! Dealing with limitations in hip mobility? Find out...

HOW: Begin by standing at a wall. Place a foam pad or soft object between your knee and the wall. Step your rear leg back into a split stance position. Maintaining contact with the wall, drop the rear leg knee down towards the ground. Push...

HOW: Start seated with your hands in a prayer position. Try to maintain the wrist extended position as you slowly pull your hands apart before returning to your starting position.    FEEL: You should feel the wrist extensors on the top of your forearm working.   ...

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