Is Physical therapy part of your daily life? Why not do it for more than 10-15 minutes a day? It’s as easy as getting on the mat – or better yet, the beach. To start your own physical therapy program there are a variety of tools such as yoga mats, kneeboards, and fitness boards to help your clients achieve full range of motion, correct posture, strengthening, and flexibility. Begin by determining what sort of workouts best fit your personal preferences and body type.
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This page is meant for newbies who wish to begin physical therapy training, and are looking to improve physical fitness or body composition. The exercises in the list have been specifically designed for beginners to physical therapy, but if you want to improve your fitness in general, then feel free to use the suggestions. It is also easy to do while sitting in a comfortable chair.
This is a great beginner workout, but does include a good portion of cardiovascular exercise! This is great as a warmup activity. Directions, Standing in a chair with both legs extended, stretch your hands and feet out straight. Press your weight down towards the floor, and while continuing to extend your legs, bring your feet back towards the chair.
This is a great warmup before you begin an exercise program. It is also a great warmup when getting moving about in class.
Do you spend a lot of time at the office? Are you tired a lot after work? Maybe you want to take a quick break from the computer screen and stretch out a bit. Or maybe you would rather not sit on that high horse all day and simply walk. Maybe you just want to run a mile or two as a workout. Whatever the reason may be, this video will motivate you to walk.
This workout is ideal for any exerciser looking to build speed or endurance and maintain that muscle-building power. While starting out, it allows you to increase strength over time in just 60 seconds. While it’s best not to do more than the 3-4 sets you see listed, a few easy-to-set exercises make it possible for us to complete the exercise sequence in less than 30 s. Directions, From a chair, stretch your arms out straight.
