1Bridge
- Start by lying on your back (palms down for more stability).
- Bend your knees and keep your feet flat on the floor, shoulder width apart.
- Push your feet into the floor, contract your glutes and lift your hips up from the ground until your body make a straight line from your shoulders to your knees (this is the bridge position).
- Slowly return your hips to the ground and repeat.

Trial staggered stance
2Row
- Secure the resistance band to a door handle or pole.
- Keep the resistance point in line with the belly button.
- With a proud chest and thumbs pointing towards the roof, pull the band. back maintaining the bend in the elbow.
- As you pull back, focus on squeezing the shoulder blades together.
- Control the return.
3Book Opening
- Lie on your side with your head supported and your knees bent up to 80-90 degrees.
- Place your arms in front of you in front of your chest with hands together.
- Lift your top arm up and over your body towards the floor behind you drawing a semicircle.
- Rotate with the breastbone and ensure the pelvis remains still.
- Hold at the end of movement for a breath.
- Lift the arm up and reverse the semicircle movement until back at the start.
- Complete as per Physiotherapist guidelines.
4Piriformis
- Come into a sitting position on a chair.
- Position the ankle of the target limb onto the opposite knee.
- Allow the knee to open towards the floor.
- Sustain as prescribed.
5Sciatic Nerve Slider
6Chair Squat [Deep Staggered]
- Come into standing in front of a low chair.
- Stagger the feet – the foot closest to the chair will be the working limb.
- Bend the knees and send the bottom back to the chair.
- Use the arms outstretched as a counterbalance.
- Tap the bottom to the chair and rise.

Using band around legs
7Squat
- 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.

Heel elevated