Exercise Conditions Patellofemoral Syndrome
AllAchilles tendinitisBack pain core strengtheningCalf strainCalf stretchingCarpal tunnelCervical Range of MotionCore exerciseCore strengtheningCostochondritis/Rib contusionElbow range of motion exercisesFemoral Acetabular ImpingementFinger/Hand Range of Motion and strengtheningGluteus Medius TendinopatyHamstring strainHip Flexor Strain / Iliac crest apophysitisIliopsoas BursitisIliotibial band syndromeKnee osteoarthritisPatella Tendinitis/ Patellar subluxationPatellofemoral SyndromePeroneal tendinitisPiriformis SyndromePlantar fasciitisPlantar fasciitsQuad flexibilityRotator cuff tendinopathySacroiliac joint dysfunctionScapulothoracic bursitisShin SplintsShoulder impingementShoulder Multidirectional InstabilitySnapping hipSternoclavicular joint exercisesTricep tendinitisWrist Range of MotionWrist Sprain
Hip abduction with resistance Loop
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Read MoreLateral LungeLateral step down
It may help strengthen quads and hip abductor muscles. However, it is also used in clinicalsettings to assess the stability of lower extremities.Step 1 β In the exercise, stand on the steps. However, you must stand laterally.Step 2 β Itβ¦
Sidelying hip adduction
Read MoreSidelying hip adductionSupine bridge
Read MoreSupine bridgeWalking forward lunge
One of the most commonly recommended lunges that help strengthen lower legs, especially thighs, and improves balance. One can also do it by carrying dumbbells. It is quite like walking, but while making lunges. Step 1 β Stand straight andβ¦