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Physiotherapist Jed Grant
Updated 6-6-25
How Often
Every 2nd day
When to Stop
Discontinue if pain exceeds 4/10
1Single Leg Bridge [Elevated]
3 sets of 10 reps
  • Position yourself near a stable elevated surface (e.g., a bench or step) and place one heel on it while keeping the other leg extended.
  • Lie back and ensure your elevated knee remains at a 30° angle.
  • Press through the heel on the elevated surface, lifting your hips until your body forms a straight line from your shoulders to the elevated knee.
  • Hold the top position briefly while engaging your hamstrings and core.
  • Slowly lower your hips back down to the starting position with control.
  • Repeat for the prescribed number of repetitions.
Jed Grant Physiotherapist Newcastle Budgewoi

On the flat if elevated too difficult

2Sit To Stand [Single Leg]
3 sets of 10 reps
  • Position yourself in front of the chair of choice without the back of the leg contacting the chair.
  • Shift the weight onto the target leg and lower down so your bottom contacts the chair.
  • During the lowering phase, ensure the hips stay level and square to the front.
  • Bend the knee and simultaneously send the hips back behind you.
  • Stand from the chair using the target limb.
  • Straighten the knee and tuck the tailbone under at the end of the movement.
  • Repeat as per Physiotherapist’s guidelines.
Jed Grant Physiotherapist Newcastle Budgewoi

Start with 1-2 pillows on the chair. Don’t go into a painful depth

3Crab Walk [Feet]
3 sets of 10 reps
  • Secure the band around the tops of the feet.
  • Come into a squat position, sending the hips back and maintaining the knees over the top of the ankles.
  • Side step controlling the movement of the stepping foot against the band.
  • As you step imagine you are passing under a shallow roof, maintaining the squat depth.

4Wall Ball Push
3 sets
10 seconds
  • Stand with both feet firmly planted directly underneath the hips (the affected side away from the ball).
  • Position the fitball below the hip in the middle portion of the outer thigh.
  • Lifting the foot closest to the wall off the floor, maintain pelvic control.
  • Press the knee into the fitball towards the wall.
  • Soften the standing leg and move the hips slightly back.
  • Hold for 5-8 seconds.
  • Muscle activation should be felt in the lateral hip of the supporting leg.
Jed Grant Physiotherapist Newcastle Budgewoi

Alternate with crab walk