IN SITTING
1) Arm Abduction
• In sitting position, move your right arm up and out to your shoulder level
• Hold it for 2 seconds and bring it back down slowly.
• Breathe out slowly while moving your arm up.
• Breathe in slowly while moving your arm down.
• Repeat the same on your left arm.
• Repeat the exercise 10 times on both sides. (Healthwise, 2014)
2) Elbow Circles
• In sitting position, bend your elbows and place your fingers on your shoulders with the elbows at your shoulder level.
• Move your elbows slowly in circles.
• Breathe out slowly as you start the circle.
• Breathe in slowly as you finish the circle.
• Repeat 10 times. (Healthwise, 2014)
3) Arm Extension
• In sitting position, place your hands on your chest and keep
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• Move your right leg up, to straighten your knee.
• Hold it for 2 seconds and bring it back down.
• Breathe out slowly as you move your leg up.
• Breathe in slowly as you bring it back down.
• Repeat the same on the left leg.
• Repeat the exercise 10 times on both sides. (Healthwise, 2014)
6) Pedal exercises for legs
• In sitting position with the pedals on the floor and set the resistance to low.
• Place your feet on the pedals and pedal it for 5 minutes (take breaks if required).
• Breathe in and out slow and relaxed as you do the exercise.
7) Pedal exercises arms
• In sitting position, place the pedals on a table in front of you and set the resistance to low.
• Hold the pedals with your hands and pedal for 5 minutes (take breaks if required).
• Breathe in and out slow and relaxed as you do the exercise. NOTE:
• Do the above seven exercises in the morning when you are sitting in your chair.
• Maintain your RPE between 10-12 during the exercises.
• Do pursed lip breathing while exercising. IN LYING
1) Ankle pumps
• Lie on your back with a pillow under your head and keep your legs straight on the bed with your toes pointing towards the ceiling.
• Move your feet towards you, hold it for 2 seconds and move them away from you.
• Breathe out slowly as you move your feet towards you.
• Breathe in slowly as you move your feet away from you.
• Repeat 10 times. (Borgess Health, 2015)
2) Knee Rolling
• Lie on your back with a pillow under your head.
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Take a deep breath, reaching your arms up above your head as you inhale, and lowering your arms out to the sides and down as you exhale.
1 Hold your left / right arm at your side and straighten your elbow as much as you can using your left / right arm muscles.
Lie down and place the soles of your feet while bending the knee to the side. Put your hands behind your head and keep your elbows in line with your ears. Continue to lie on the floor and bend your chest until almost stick to the floor. Do this exercise 10 times a day.
Lie prone on the floor. Stretch your legs back, tops of the feet on the floor. Spread your hands on the floor under your shoulders. Hug the elbows back into your body.
Lie on your back with your left / right leg extended and your opposite knee bent.
1. First, lie on your stomach (on the floor mat) and legs should be straight.
While keeping your heel at your buttocks, gently arch your back so your head, shoulders, and hips line up.
• Set the elliptical to a challenging but attainable level of resistance throughout the workout. This level of resistance varies from person to person, but set it to something you can keep at least 30 minutes without making your muscles or joints ache during exercise. To have the resistance level set at anything that requires your leg muscles to work instead of simply moving back and forth
Follow it and gently move forward until the brakes to stop. Practice braking until you are sure you know how.
Place your left palm with the index finger touching the thumb on the left knee.
To begin, lie supine (on your back). Fold your knees and keep your feet hip distance apart on the floor, ten to twelve inches from your pelvis, with your knees and ankles in a straight line. With your arms beside your body, place your palms faced down.
Apply steady and constant pressure - do not take your foot off the brake pedal until the vehicle has stopped and do not pump the brake
Angle your right foot in slightly about fifteen to degrees, and line up the heel of your right foot with the heel of your left foot. With straight legs, firm your thighs without locking into your knees, and root the mound of your right big toe into your mat to activate and lift the arch of your front foot.
arms and hands on the steering wheel, and apply the appropriate amount of pressure to the pedals
Practice ABS Check, getting started using the “power pedal,” using the brakes to stop, and walking the bike.