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Action Plan for Arthritis by A. Lynn Millar, PT, PhD

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Single-Leg Wall Squat

Stand with your back against the wall and your legs about 2 feet away from it, shoulder width apart. Hold on to the back of a chair or other stable object for support, and raise one foot off the ground. While keeping that foot raised, slowly lower your trunk toward a sitting position, using the wall for support (see figure 8.1). Hold the end position for a few seconds, then slide back to standing. Repeat this movement 10 times.

Figure 8.1 Single-Leg Wall Squat

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