What you need
ChairArm weight
Pedals
What to do
1.
Gently turn your head from side to side for 30seconds.
Can keep going for 1 minute if comfortable

2.
Turn your upper body from left to right for 30 seconds.
Keep going for 1minute if comfortable

3.
March on the spot in sitting. Can do with one or both legs.
Do this for 30 seconds to 1minute.

4.
Walk up and down hallway for about 30seconds or up to 1minute, as comfortable.
Change to next exercise

5.
Sidestep to the left and then to the right at the bench.
Make sure to hold on. Continue for about 30seconds or up to 1 minute, as comfortable.
Go back to walking
Alternate between walking and side stepping for total of 5 minutes

6.
Punch in front of you, bringing arm back to chest then punch again.
Can do exercise with no weight or add weight as it becomes easier.
Keep speed up for 30 seconds

7.
Bend arm up and down for 30 seconds
Can do exercise with no weight or add weight as it becomes easier.
Alternate between fast punching and normal speed arm bends for a total of 5 minutes

8.
March on the spot either with one or both legs
Keep speed up for 30 seconds
Can start with both legs and then continue with one

9.
Step leg out to the side with more affected leg for 30 seconds

10.
Can do with both legs or one leg.
Can change side stepping to forward stepping or lifting heel up.
Alternate between fast marching and normal speed side stepping for a total of 5 minutes

11.
Use pedals or an exercise bike that you have at home
- You can either alternate with 30seconds fast and 30 seconds slower for a total of 5 minutes or
Keep up a comfortable pace for you for 5 minutes to start with and slowly build up to 10 or 15 minutes.

12.
Deep breathing – in through your nose, out through your mouth.
Repeat 3-5 times

13.
Bend arm up and down bends

14.
Straighten your less affected leg out in front of you

15.
Lean your body forward to stretch at the back of your leg

16.
Hold stretch for up to 30seconds increase the time as able.
Repeat 2-3 times on each leg
Repeat on your more affected leg if able


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