1Squat
- Standing with your feet hip distance apart.
- Have both feet facing forward.
- Think about leading the movement from your sit bones.
- Gently bend your knees and then swing your sit bones behind you.
- Let your trunk lean forward while trying to keep your spine aligned.
- Keep the back of your neck nice and long with your chin tucked in.
- Go to the depth that feels comfortable for you but not below 90 degrees – you should feel tightness at the back of the thigh.
- Press through your feet in the ground and come back up into standing position reversing the movement.
2Step Up [Controlled]
- Step onto a step with your affected side.
- On a count of 3, slowly step up with the unaffected side and tap your foot on the step.
- On a count of 3, slowly step down backwards with your unaffected side, tapping your toe on the ground.
- Focus on control in your affected side, take weight through it and trying to keep your knee aligned over your 2nd toe.
- Repeat this as many times as your Physiotherapist has prescribed.
Just slow on the way up