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Physiotherapist Laith Cunneen
Updated 10-6-25
How Often
Complete once per day
When to Stop
Discontinue if pain exceeds 7/10
Additional Notes
  • 3
1Abdominals Hover
1 set of 21 reps
  • Complete on a soft surface such as an exercise mat.
  • Position the wrists directly under the shoulders and the knees under the hips.
  • Engage the core by drawing the lower belly away from the waistband of the pants.
  • Curl the toes under and lift the knees off the ground.
  • Hold as per Physiotherapist guidelines.
2Cervical Lateral Flexion
2 sets of 2 reps
  • Come into a comfortable upright position either sitting or standing.
  • Apply pressure externally from the hand to stop movement into a side bend or ear to shoulder.
  • Ensure it is within a comfortable range.
  • Sustain the contraction for the period of time instructed by your treating Physiotherapist.
3Grip Neutral
  • Come into a comfortable sitting position with the target limb positioned palm down with the elbow bent to 90 degrees.
  • Bending through the knuckles to grip the object of choice, squeeze inwards to the palm.
  • Hold the contraction as indicated by your Physiotherapist.
4Chest Fly [Incline]
  • For this exercise utilise a weight prescribed by your physiotherapist.
  • Set up the bench to an incline position.
  • Come to a seated position with head resting against the bench and feet on the floor.
  • Bring your hands in front of your chest with arms out straight.
  • From here, control the movement as your arms come away from each other towards the ground.
  • Stop as they come in line with your shoulders and return to the starting position.
  • Repeat as per physiotherapist instruction.
5Knees to Chest
  • Lie on your back.
  • Raise both knees towards your chest.
  • Using your hands, hug your knees further into your chest – as far as comfortable.
  • You should feel a gentle stretch near the base of your spine.
  • Complete this exercise as prescribed by your physiotherapist.
6Jump – Bosu
  • Stand behind the Bosu with both feet together.
  • Jump up with one leg onto the Bosu and maintain balance.
  • Step back and repeat.
  • Further directions may be progressed by your Physiotherapist.
7Single Leg Balance
10 seconds
  • Position yourself next to a bench, chair or wall for balance support as needed.
  • Come into single leg standing on the target limb.
  • Attempt to hold balance here for a designated time frame and steady with support if needed.