Lower body strength helps keep you mobile. It makes it easier for you to get around for longer periods of time. Knee extensions. Sit in a chair with your feet slightly apart. Breathe out as you straighten your knee and slowly raise your lower leg. Breathe in as you bend your knee and slowly return your foot to the floor. Leg lifts. Sit in a chair with your feet slightly apart. Breathe out as you lift one leg straight up so that the knee rises toward your shoulder. Breathe in as you return your foot to the floor. Step-ups. Start on a flight of stairs.. Breathe out as you take one step up. Breathe in as you step back down. Hold on to the banister if you need to. NOTE: Talk to your doctor for a plan that’s right for you.
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