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Physiotherapist: Laith Cunneen Created: 10-05-25 Updated: 10-05-25

1. Bridge – Staggered

1 sets of 12 reps

  • Come into a lying position on the mat with the hand by your side
  • This will reduce the amount of support provided by the upper limb
  • Bend the knees with the heels in line with the sit bones
  • Position the feet in a staggered position with the target foot closest to you
  • Press through the feet to lift the hips up
  • Focus on keeping the pelvis level
  • Repeat as per Physiotherapist guidelines

2. Heel-Toe Tap

1 sets of 12 reps

  • The positioning is as above ‘tandem walking’
  • Prior to placing the foot down, tap the heel in front of the toes and then tap the toes behind the heel of the standing leg
  • Move the foot then in front of the standing leg and repeat on the opposing side
  • Continue along the line moving slowly

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3. Oblique Crunch

1 sets of 12 reps

  • Come into lying with your knees bent, heels in line with sit bones and shoulders relaxed.
  • Tilt your pelvis up to your chin to imprint your lumbar spine and move in the opposite direction to create an arch through your lower back.
  • Find the middle ground between these two positions.
  • Inhale and take one hand behind the head for support.
  • Exhale and slide your head and shoulder blades off the ground as you come up and rotate to the opposite hip bone.
  • You should feel this through your side abdominals.
  • Inhale to lower and exhale to repeat.
  • Repeat as per Physiotherapists guidelines.

4. Big Toe Extension

1 sets of 12 reps
40kg

  • Position the feet firmly on the ground directly underneath the knees
  • Elevate the big toe to the roof and slowly lower back to the ground

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