Lower Extremity Stretching Home Exercise Program
10. Quadriceps Stretch (Standing) Stand close to a wall or chair for support with the leg to be . stretched extended behind you. Knee of opposite leg slightly bent. Hold foot of leg to be stretched with your hand, gently pulling the heel toward the buttock until a stretch is felt in the front of the thigh. Do not allow back to arch. Hold 20 to ...
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