Lower Extremity Exercises - Knee

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Lower Extremity Exercises - Knee These exercises are to improve joint flexibility and muscle strength. Your therapist will modify the program as needed and provide instructions on doing the exercises correctly. Ankle Pumps Quad Sets Lie on back with a towel roll under ankles. Point toes up toward the ceiling and then downward. Hold each position for 5 seconds. Lie on back with a towel roll under knees. Press the back of your knees into the towel.

Hip Abduction Lie on back with legs together. Move one leg out to the side. (Keep leg straight and toes pointed to the ceiling.) Bring leg back to the center. Continue with other leg. Heel Slides Lie on back with legs straight. Slide one heel up toward your body. Straighten leg. Change legs and repeat.

Glut Sets Lie on back with legs straight. Squeeze buttocks together. Short Arc Quads Lie on back. Place a bolster or rolled up blanket under knees. Straighten one leg at the knee. Return to the starting position. Continue with the other leg.

Hamstring Sets Lie on back with knees slightly bent. (You may need to put a bolster or towel roll under your knees for support.) Pull heels into the mat and tighten the back of your thigh. (Legs should not move.) Relax. Bridging Lie on back with knees bent. Lift buttocks off the mat. Slowly lower buttocks.

Single Leg Bridging Lie on back with one knee bent. Lift buttocks off the mat. Slowly lower your buttocks. Continue with other leg. Straight Leg Raise Lie on back with one knee bent. Raise straight leg even with bent knee. Slowly lower straight leg.

Side Leg Lifts Lie on side with bottom leg bent. Keep top leg straight. Raise top leg. Slowly lower leg. Prone Knee Bends Lie on stomach with legs straight. Bend one knee. Slowly lower leg.

Sitting Knee Extension Sit in a chair or on the edge of the bed with knees bent and feet underneath you. Straighten one leg as much as you can. Slowly lower leg. Sitting Knee Flexion Sit with feet on a bolster. (At home you can use a coffee can or rolling pin.) Slowly roll the bolster back toward you as far as you can. Slowly roll the bolster away from you, straightening your legs.

Standing Knee Flexion Do Don't Bend one knee, bringing foot to buttocks. Do not let knee come forward in front of your body. Slowly lower foot. Mini-Squats Do Don't Bend both knees slightly, as if sitting back in a chair. Do not let knees come forward over your toes. Keep heels down. Hold for 5 seconds and return to standing.

Hip Extension Bring one leg backwards, keeping leg straight and taking foot off floor. Hold for 5 seconds and return to standing position. Hip Abduction Keep one leg straight and lift out to side. Slowly bring leg down.

Marching March in place holding each leg up for 5 seconds. Toe Raises Rise up on toes. Slowly lower yourself back down.

Step Ups Place one foot on a small step. Slowly step up, keeping lower foot off the step. Return to the starting position. Step Downs Place both feet on a small step. Slowly lower one heel toward the floor. Return foot to the step.

Lateral Steps Place one foot on a small step. Place the other foot on the floor next to the step. Lift leg off the floor. Slowly lower leg toward the floor. Hold foot just off the floor for 5 seconds. Lift leg again. Change legs and continue times. This content is for informational purposes only. It does not replace the advice of a physician or other health care professional. Reliance on this site's content is solely at your own risk. Shirley Ryan AbilityLab disclaims any liability for injury or damages resulting from the use of any site content. 2017 Shirley Ryan AbilityLab (formerly Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago) Henry B. Betts LIFE Center (312) 238-5433 https:// www.sralab.org/lifecenter