Exercise guide

Rehabilitation Exercises

Rehabilitation programmes put individual exercises together in stages, with clear goals and criteria for progressing. These guides explain what to expect after common surgeries, injuries and neurological conditions.

All rehabilitation exercises

Functional StrengtheningExercises that copy real-life movements like lifting, carrying and reaching. Also covers functional rehabilitation.Gait TrainingRetraining how you walk after injury, surgery or neurological conditions.Post Fracture ExercisesHow exercise rebuilds movement and strength after a broken bone.Post Surgery ExercisesWhat exercise looks like after orthopaedic and spinal surgery.Post Knee Replacement ExercisesThe exercise programme after total knee replacement, stage by stage.Post Hip Replacement ExercisesThe exercise programme after total hip replacement, respecting hip precautions.ACL Rehabilitation ExercisesThe staged exercise programme after ACL injury or reconstruction.Rotator Cuff Rehabilitation ExercisesA staged programme for rotator cuff tendinopathy, tears and repair.Sports Rehabilitation ExercisesGetting back to sport safely after injury with staged strength, control and return-to-play training.Post Stroke ExercisesExercise for movement recovery after stroke: arm, leg, balance and walking.Paralysis Rehabilitation ExercisesExercise for people with paralysis: maintaining joints, building strength and function.Parkinson's Exercise ProgramA structured programme of big movements, walking, balance and strength for Parkinson's disease.Spinal Cord Injury ExercisesExercise after spinal cord injury: strength, breathing, transfers and preventing complications.Joint Replacement Rehabilitation ExercisesPrinciples of rehab after knee, hip, shoulder and other joint replacements.

How to use these guides

Each programme outlines the typical stages. Your own timeline depends on your surgery, injury and progress, so your physiotherapist adjusts it after assessment.

When to see a physiotherapist first

All rehabilitation programmes should start with an assessment, especially after surgery.

Medical note

These instructions are general guidance, not a personal prescription. If you have a recent injury or surgery, a diagnosed condition, or symptoms such as numbness, weakness or dizziness, get assessed before starting. Stop and seek advice if pain increases sharply or you feel unwell.

Frequently asked questions

How long is rehab?
From weeks for minor injuries to a year for ACL reconstruction.
Can rehab be done at home?
Much of it can, with home visits and a clear programme.

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