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Glute Glute Lie on your back and pull one knee towards your chest. You should feel a stretch in your glutes. Hold for the prescribed number of seconds. Hips (seated) Hips (seated) Sit on a bench with right leg across the opposite knee. ] Push down on the right knee and lean forward at the hips until a stretch is felt in your hip. Hold for the prescribed number of seconds and then repeat with the other leg. Glutes (seated)

Glutes (seated) Sit with left leg across the knee of the opposite leg. Push down on the left knee and lift the right leg up to a bent knee position until a stretch is felt in your hip. Hold for the prescribed number of seconds and repeat with the other leg. Groin stretch on ball Groin stretch on ball 1. Sit on the ball with your left leg stretched straight out to the side. 2. Shift your weight towards the right to create a stretch on the inside of your left thigh. 3. This should be a comfortable stretch. 4. Hold for the prescribed number of seconds and then repeat with the other side. Seated glute stretch

Seated glute stretch 1. Sit with your left leg bent at the knee. Cross the right leg over the left knee. 2. You should feel a stetch in your glute. If you do not then pull the knee that is pointing into the air towards your body to intensify the stretch. 3. Hold for prescribed time and repeat with the other leg. Standing glute stretch with toning bar Standing glute stretch with toning bar 1. Start by standing and bracing against a toning bar or fixed object. 2. Bring your left foot up and place across your opposite knee. Your knee will be bent at 90 degrees. 3. Squat down into a parallel position and hold for the prescribed time. 4. Return to the starting position and repeat with the other leg. Hip Flexor Stretch on ball

Hip Flexor Stretch on ball 1. Sit on the ball with one leg stretched behnd you and the other leg bent at the knee in front of the ball. 2. Shift forward keeping the back foot planted until you feel a stretch in the hip flexor of the outstretched leg. 3. Hold for the presribed time and repeat with the other leg. Piriformis Stretch Piriformis Stretch 1. Sit on the ball with one leg bent and the other foot placed on top of the opposite knee. 2. Push down gently on your knee until a stretch is felt in your hip/glute and turn the opposite direction. 3. Hold for the required time and repeat with the other side. Standing Adductor Stretch with ball

Standing Adductor Stretch with ball 1. Start by placing your right knee on top of a stability ball and maintain your balance. 2. Slowly spread your leg out to the side until you feel a stretch on the inside of your thigh. 3. Hold for the prescribed length of time and then repeat with the other side. Quad Psoas Stretch Quad Psoas Stretch 1. Start by placing one knee on the balance disc with the foot on top of the stability ball. 2. Your other leg should be bent 90 degrees at the knee with your foot flat on the floor. 3. Slowly slide your foot on the floor forward and lean with your upper body towards the floor until a comfortable but moderate stretch is felt. 4. Return to the starting position and repeat or hold for desired amount of time if you would like. 5. Repeat with the other leg. Single Leg Knee to Chest

Single Leg Knee to Chest 1. Lie back and grasp one leg behind knee. Other leg should be straight on floor. 2. Pull knee towards same shoulder. Back should remain flat on floor. 3. Hold for 20-30 seconds. Repeat as prescribed. Glute/Piriformis Stretch Glute/Piriformis Stretch 1. Lie back and cross legs with the involved leg on top. 2. Gently pull opposite knee towards chest until a stretch is felt in the hip area. 3. Hold for 20-30 seconds. Repeat as prescribed. 4. Remember to keep the low back straight in a neutral position. Hip Flexor Quad Stretch

Hip Flexor Quad Stretch 1. Step out 1-2 feet with one foot. 2. Slowly push pelvis downward and forward until stretch is felt in front of back thigh. 3. Hold for 20-30 seconds. Repeat as prescribed. 4. Remember to keep the low back straight. Letter T Stretch Letter T Stretch 1. Lie on back with right knee drawn toward chest. 2. Slowly bring bent leg across body until a stretch is felt in the lower back and hip area. 3. Hold for 20-30 seconds. Repeat as prescribed. 4. Remember to keep shoulders squared and flat on ground at all times. Bottom leg should remain straight. Modified Letter T Stretch

Modified Letter T Stretch 1. Lie on back with right knee drawn toward chest. 2. Slowly bring bent leg across body until a stretch is felt in the lower back and hip area. 3. Hold for 20-30 seconds. Repeat as prescribed. 4. Remember to keep shoulders squared and flat on ground at all times. Bottom leg should be bent so that your knees are aligned. Double Leg Knee to Chest Stretch Double Leg Knee to Chest Stretch 1. Lie on back and place hands behind knees. 2. Pull both knees in to chest until a comfortable stretch is felt in lowervback. 3. Hold for 20-30 15 seconds. Repeat as prescribed. 4. Remember to keep head relaxed on floor. Piriformis Stretch

Piriformis Stretch 1. Lie back and bring one knee towards your chest. 2. Gently pull knee towards opposite shoulder until a stretch is felt in the hip area. 3. Hold for 20-30 seconds. Repeat as prescribed. 4. Remember to keep the low back straight in a neutral position. Supine Twist Stretch Supine Twist Stretch 1. Lie on your back on the floor. 2. Gently rotate trunk and legs to side so that your knees are facing entirely to a side. 3. Hold for 20-30 seconds. Repeat as prescribed. 4. Remember to keep shoulders on the ground. Butterfly Stretch

Butterfly Stretch 1. Sit in upright position and place heels together. 2. Spread knees apart and pull feet toward groin until a stretch is felt in groin and inner thigh. 3. Hold of 20-30 seconds. 4. Remember to keep low back straight to emphasize stretch. Standing Hip Flexor/Groin Stretch Standing Hip Flexor/Groin Stretch 1. Stand with legs wider than shoulder width apart. 2. Bend knee and lean to that side, keeping opposite leg straight. Stretch should be felt in extended straight leg. 3. Hold for 20-30 seconds and repeat to the other side. Runners Hip Flexor Stretch

Runners Hip Flexor Stretch 1. Stand with legs wider than shoulder width apart. 2. Bend knee and lean to that side, with your chest on your thigh. Keep opposite leg straight. Stretch should be felt in extended straight leg. 3. Hold for 20-30 seconds and then repeat to the other side. Prone Hip Rotator Stretch Prone Hip Rotator Stretch 1. Lie down with your left leg in front of you and your knee bent at 90 degrees. Place your right leg straight behind you. 2. Lean forward with your chest towards the floor until a stretch is felt in your hip/glute area. 3. Hold for prescribed time and then repeat with the other leg. Double Leg Straddle

Double Leg Straddle 1. Sit with the upper body upright and your legs spread as far apart as possible. 2. Lean forward and reach out to grab your feet. 3. Hold for prescribed time and then repeat. Seated Adductor Stretch on Chair Seated Adductor Stretch on Chair 1. Sit on a bench or chair with your legs straight and separated as far apart as comfortable. 2. Turn your shoulders to one side and lean toward that side. You should feel a stretch on the inside of the opposite thigh. 3. Hold this stretch for the prescribed time and then repeat to the other side. Seated core warmup on ball

Seated core warmup on ball 1. Sit on exercise ball with your hands at your hips. 2. Raise the right side of your hip up towards your shoulder. 3. Return to the starting position and repeat with the other side. 4. Repeat for the prescribed repetitions. Supine Hip Stretch with ball Supine Hip Stretch with ball 1. Lie on your back with one foot on top of a ball and the other foot on top of the opposite knee. 2. Slowly curl the ball towards your chest until a stretch is felt in the opposite hip. 3. Return to the starting position and repeat for the prescribed reps. Then repeat with the other leg. Forward Backward Leg Swing

Forward Backward Leg Swing 1. Start by standing with your feet shoulder width apart. You can stand on a small step or on the ground. 2. Keeping your upper body perpendicular to the ground swing one leg forward and backward. 3. Do not swing your leg so hard that you can not keep your upper body from moving. 4. Repeat for the recommended repetitions and repeat with the other side. Lateral Leg Swings Lateral Leg Swings 1. Start by holding onto a secure object and raise your outside leg out to the side. 2. In a smooth and continuous motion swing your leg back and forth across the front of your body. 3. Swing through your full range of motion but keep your upper body stable throughout the movement. 4. Repeat for the recommended repetitions and then flip sides and repeat with the other leg. Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch

Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch 1. Start by getting on one knee. 2. Slowly shift your hips forward until a comfortable stretch is felt on the front of your hip. 3. Hold this position for the recommended time and then return to the starting position. Repeat for desired repetitions. Tensor Facia Latae Stretch Tensor Facia Latae Stretch 1. Start by placing one knee on the ground and support yourself with a stool or something. 2. Lean to the side and simultaneously push your hips in the opposite direction until a comfortable stretch is felt on the outside of the hip. 3. Hold for the desired time and then repeat for desired repetitions.