Using a firm chair with armrests, position your feet in a split stance with one foot at the base of the chair and the other foot placed comfortably in front and slightly out to the side. Slowly transfer your weight forward until your legs are supporting your body weight. Slowly press up with your legs standing. To lower yourself, slowly reach for the chair with your hips. Touch the chair with your hips and press back up for your next repetition. It is important that you do not plop in the chair or rest between repetitions.
Repeat: 10-15 times, 2 repetitions/2 times a day.
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Ayman M. Latif, DPM
Connecticut Foot Care Centers
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