Workout To Correct Your Knee Hyperextension After Stroke (No Equipment Needed)

Knee hyperextension after a stroke can cause you to feel like your leg is buckling and may throw off your balance when walking. This 10 minute workout is designed to help reduce knee hyperextension so that you can stand and walk more safely.
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Time Stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:21 Warm Up
01:21 Set 1 Exercise 1: Isometric Quad
02:22 Set 1 Exercise 2: Heel Slides
03:24 Set 1 Exercise 3: Long Arc Quads
04:31 Set 1 Exercise 4: Marches
05:21 Set 1 Exercise 5: Modified Squats
06:19 Rest Break
06:48 Set 2 Exercise 1: Isometric Quad
07:53 Set 2 Exercise 2: Heel Slides
08:55 Set 2 Exercise 3: Long Arc Quads
09:52 Set 2 Exercise 4: Marches
10:52 Set 2 Exercise 5: Modified Squats
11:53 Outro
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Medical Disclaimer: All content on this channel is for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to serve as a substitute for medical advice or treatment from a physician or qualified healthcare provider. Talk to your doctor before starting a new exercise or therapy regimen.

[@heatherguill9614]

I am so excited to see this video! I struggle with this issue daily, and would love to have more control of my knee. I made it through one set of exercises fine, but my knee wasn’t up for doing a second set. That’s OK that’s why I love your channel, I can do as much as I can do today and come back tomorrow and try and do more. Thank you so much for making this video.

[@poojahm120]

Thank you so much for sharing the above video. Very much needed. In my case it's knee lock and hyper extension

[@VENKATACHALAMDEVARAJANIY-op9qh]

Dr Elyse, I had brain stroke in 2021 which resulted in my right side getting paralysed. I have been watching your fantastic videos regularly for the past one year. It has been really helpful. Thanks very much. My only worry is my arm and fingers. My fingers close easily but they don't open without help from unaffected hand. Please let me have your learned opinion. Thanks once again.

[@kathrynK303]

Thank you so much for this video Ms. Elyse! This is definitely going to be so beneficial and added into my rotation!

[@MsDivaSassy]

Can anything be done to retrain your affected knee to bend out like you are doing the slides? My knee does hyper extend however I'm not able to activate my quad or kick my knee out. Are there any tricks to learn that again?

[@marziaserena4247]

Thank you dr Elyse, for this video. Followed you in these exercises and the only one which was slightly painful for my knee was the “isometric quad”, but I think this is due to the problem with the meniscus. I’m going to do them again though, as I need more stability when I walk. Greetings from England 🌺

[@debbiebolus1252]

Thank you Elyse. I've found that I cannot slide my leg with the heel slide straight. I've got right hemiplegia. But leg keeps opening and knee goes out not straight. Any advise please?

[@waderidsdale402]

I *did*? have an issue at one time bringing my affected leg in when sitting down. I found that the limb didn't come in compactly and thus my heel would strike the ground when my leg was still extended outwards. Some p/t and brain training helped alleviate it pretty good though there are still hiccups now and then.

[@GopalDas-jp5bx]

I am very much interested Neulozj peteint brain. Stroke. An. 12.month.my.head.is.dizingawhatkind of. Excerse require. Please can you Advice

[@ernestreid9296]

I had a lot of trouble with knee hyperextension for 10 years. PT didn't really help. Brad and Bob suggested putting a wedge under my heel. A lift or a piece of carpet. IT lifted my heel enough so my knee stayed a little bent and not snap back. I used a wedge under my heel for 3 months. No more KNEE HYPEREXTENSION. You also have to keep on doing the exercises or it will not work.

[@DanOne1513]

This is a great idea.!!!!....it works...now to do it daily.

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