Rowing while standing

“Rowing standing up” Stand with your knees slightly bent, hip-wide. Actively straighten your upper body by pointing your sternum upwards and pulling your shoulder blades backwards/downwards. Both arms are stretched forward at shoulder level. Now pull your elbows back as far as possible at shoulder level. The hands continue to point forward. The shoulder blades … Rowing while standing

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“Squat” The knees are directly above the ankles, the patella points straight forward. When standing, the weight is evenly distributed on both feet, when bent, more on the heels. During flexion, the knees do not go over the toes, the lower legs remain firmly vertical. The buttocks are lowered to the rear, as if one … 6 Exercise

Symptoms | Exercises for existing peroneal tendon inflammation

Symptoms The peroneal tendons connect the lateral lower leg muscles with the foot and transfer their force to the foot. A distinction is made between the peroneal tendon for the short fibula muscle (Musculus peronaeus brevis) and the peroneal tendon for the long fibula muscle (Musculus peronaeus longus). If the peroneal tendons are overloaded, usually … Symptoms | Exercises for existing peroneal tendon inflammation

Tapes | Exercises for existing peroneal tendon inflammation

Tapes When therapists or doctors speak of “taping”, they mean the application of self-adhesive, elastic adhesive strips (so-called kinesio tapes) to the skin. Their mode of action has not yet been scientifically clarified, but there are numerous positive reports of experience. In the case of peroneal tendon inflammation, taping can help to give the ankle … Tapes | Exercises for existing peroneal tendon inflammation

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“Hammer” From the long seat, press the back of your knee into the pad so that the heel (clenched toes) slightly lifts off the floor. The thigh remains on the floor. The movement comes only from the knee joint not from the hip! If the knee joint does not provide sufficient extension, the exercise can … 2 exercise

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“Striking out” In this exercise, adhesives are “rolled out”. To treat the left knee, lie on your left side in lateral position. The right leg is placed on the floor behind the left leg for stabilization. Now the outside of the knee is placed on the roll and “rolled out”. This can be a bit … 4 Exercise