Thanks for watching! I would recommend beginning these exercises as soon as possible to start improving your range of motion!

Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment! You can start these right after surgery!

Wow really appreciate your kinds words in this comment and most of all that you’re finding these videos helpful! Thanks for watching wishing you the absolute best!!!

Thanks for watching take care

Happy this was helpful! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!

Yes you can! Thanks for watching!!

Thank you so much for taking the time to watch this one! I’ve gotten a lot of great feedback from patients on this video! Finding balance between stretching and strengthening is key to address those muscle imbalances! Wishing you the best!!

Thanks for taking the time to watch this one! Surprisingly these exercises would be the exact same used for those who also underwent bilateral TKR. The only difference is that you would be working on both knees vs just one! ☝️

Thanks for taking the time to watch! Great question! Usually between 4-6 weeks post op. This is when the dressing is off, staples are removed and incision is completely closed and healed! Take care

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You’re welcome! Glad to hear you’ll be implementing some of these! Hope your rehab and recovery is going well! Thanks for stopping by to watch this one!

Thanks for taking the time to watch and support the channel and congratulations on your recent surgery! Stairs can always be a challenging activity for many people after surgery but it does get easier! Here is another recent video I made on other exercises that can help with stair training ➡️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGTOeGB5nLp1l5Isi=CMzRHsdpfzlEpqr1

Thanks for taking the time to watch this one and hoping you’re learning some good tips from my surgery playlist!! Wishing you the best of luck and good luck with your next procedure!

Thank you for watching! Wishing you the best!

Thanks for taking the time to watch this one! Wishing you the best Take care

Congratulations on your recent procedure and thank you for taking the time to watch here! You can use the elliptical machines but you just have to consider that you will be essentially standing during that period so the knee might get fatigue with that specific activity. This is why the bike can be very help since you can sit (with the knee in a nonweightbearing position) and focuses on improving your range of motion. Even if you’re stiff to begin with you can work on slowly going forward and backward with half revolutions and then as you warm up you can try full. Also make sure the seat is high enough so that even if you do have stiffness you’ll still be able to participate with this exercise! Check out this video here where I go over these concepts ➡️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHSadIJ-raqLmZYsi=QXa4yhZbpvkedk4p

Thanks for taking the time to watch here! Glad you found it helpful! I really appreciate the support!

Thanks for stopping by to watch! Wishing you the best and I would highly recommend to continue focusing your time on stretching to help get as much range in the knee as possible. Check out my Surgery Playlist here where I go over many videos discussing how to do this! ➡️ kzbin.info/aero/PLJSZ9UiXuFy9FZCwQsAHdIuEXXqfH6sW3&si=wYJG_7tygjPWN3Lm

Thank you for watching! I am a firm believer of soft tissue massage and I think it could make a significant difference on your pain and discomfort! Let me know how these work out for you!

This is great news! Thanks for watching this video and I’m so happy to hear how these exercises will help your recovery! Wishing you the absolute best! You got this!!

Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment! I’m so happy to hear this was informative for you! Wishing you the best of luck!!

Thank you so much!!!! Positive encouragement !!

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Thanks Dr. Mike, keep up with the outstanding work. I am 12 months post ACL reconstruction with semimembranosus tendon, medial mensicus menisectomy, lateral meniscus suture and debridement of the fracture of the artuculate cartilage of femur, patela and fibula. I have question regarding the goblet squat. Do i need to achieve first full range deep squat before adding weight (i.e. kettlebell, dumbell, etc.) or i can start adding weight even though i still can't achieve full range of motion squat?

@acekuzmanovski1583 I remember you! Thanks for stopping by to watch again! That is a great question! The answer is no! You can definitely start to add weight but the focus should be on correct form. Keeping the chest tall, weight close to your center of mass, driving the knees outward as your hips descend into the squat. If that means you need to focus on squatting down into a higher bench or box to maintain good technique this is okay. Adding some weight into the squat might also improve your knee range of motion. Start off light and focus on QUALITY! Take care of

@@MovewithDrMike thank you very much.

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I first want to say thank you for taking the time to watch this video! It’s nice to hear my viewers engage with the content and I think you bring up a great point. If you recently had surgery I agree these exercises can look intimidating and scary especially if you’re new to this piece of equipment. And I’m definitely not recommending everyone to start these exercises right after surgery! We all have a different fitness background and that’s why I cover the qualifications and how to know when you’re ready to begin this type of program. Additionally majority of these exercises are for beginners with the exception to the last two. Remember it’s not about how much weight you can lift but about how you can gradually add weight to each exercises to build strength in the knee. Hope that makes sense! Take care!

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Thank you for watching! I’m glad you found this information helpful!

Yes I do believe that the dead bug exercises is a great exercise to build core strength but only if you complete it with the right technique. I see many people perform this exercise without the proper cues. Check out my video here where I go over the most common mistakes! HERE kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmLKZoB-i7-gZqMsi=PZOTuKubj2Y38hkU

Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment! That is a great question and in fact it's not uncommon for one to have a leg length discrepancy after a joint replacement. These tips and instructions would still apply to your situation. Do the best you can to normalize your walking pattern!

Thank you extremely for your kind words! Comments like these encourage me to keep making content that I am passionate about and that can truly help others! Thanks for your constant support and for taking the time to share this! Means so much to me!

Thanks for taking the time to watch this one!!

Thank you for watching!!!

Of course happy to help!

Thank you so much for taking the time to watch this one! I’m so happy to hear these tips were helpful and I’m excited to hear how this video will improve your walking quality! Wishing you the best!

Same issue for me..PT doc never addressed way to walk!! Don't think he knows even though has aPHD!

I have exactly same history with my PHD "expert knee/hip" Therapist, 4 months & he also has offered no walking exercises/help even though I have asked several times! Glad to have your expertise!

Great point! Love that quote! Back to the basics!

Only ☝️ MOVE with Dr. Mike!

Thank you ! Im glad you enjoyed this one!

Welcome from India! Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to ask this great question! I like to recommend inhaling on the way down as your spine elongates and exhale as you pull yourself up compressing all your core muscles! Great question!

@MovewithDrMike This video is worth £500 to me. You gave all the exercises concisely, not trying to be funny, not wasting my time and treating the viewer as someone with intelligence. Keep up the good work. A million thank you for being real and honest in sharing your knowledge. Thanks!

@ thanks for watching! Your words are so kind and I can’t thank you enough! I put in a lot of time and effort in my creations and it’s nice to hear people really enjoying the content! It means the world to hear these words! Really appreciate your input and so happy to hear these tips have been impactful for you!

Thank you for watching!!

Thanks for taking the time to watch and share your experience with us all! Sounds like you’re an avid walker and I think it’s fantastic how much you’ve been able to walk after surgery! Keep it up and always listen to your body! Wishing you the absolute BEST!

Thanks for watching! Glad to hear that these pull up instructions were helpful for you! I’m excited to hear how these tips help you increase your back strength and allow you to perform more reps!

@@MovewithDrMike Hi Dr Mike. I have been able to do pullups since I was about 10 years old, but in my 30s and having stuffed up my joints over the years with some jujitsu, I now find I get way too much pain in the elbow joints after just 1 or 2 reps (even though I have the strength). Weird part is I can do chin-ups (underhand grip) till kingdom come with no problem. Can you give me any tips for dealing with the elbow pain in the pronated grip? Thanks!

Thanks for watching! I’m glad you found this short video helpful! This is probably one of my most favorite exercises to help patients regain their knee mobility!

Thank you so much for watching! I’m happy to hear these exercises have been effective for you! And don’t worry because many of my patients say the exact same thing in regards to the stretch. This is a normal feeling. And it is important to have many different options for these stretches since every person has a different tolerance and experience to pain. Wishing you a smooth recovery! Take it one day at a time

I think the ‘Game Ready’ machines are amazing! Compression and ice can be so helpful after surgery! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to share your comments! So happy to hear your recovery is going well and you’re at full range of motion! Keep at it I believe in you! Best of luck

Thanks for watching and for your support! It means a lot!!

Thanks for watching this one and most importantly for taking the time to share your comments! I really appreciate it! I am glad to hear that you’re familiar with these exercises. The earlier you can get started on them the better off you’ll be! Wishing you the best of luck in your recovery!