Knee Exercises

Wondering what’s wrong with your knee? Here are some knee pain exercises you can do at home. Remember, that not all of these exercises will be appropriate for you. Listen to your body and stop if you feel any pain or discomfort. Finding the right rehabilitation exercises will depend on your injury or the reason for your pain. The exercises below cover a broad spectrum of common knee musculoskeletal conditions including:

  • ACL exercises
  • LCL exercises
  • MCL exercises
  • Meniscus Tear exercises
  • LCL Sprain exercises
  • MCL Sprain exercises
  • ACL Damage or Joint Sprain exercises
  • Anterior Knee Pain exercises
  • Baker’s Cyst exercises
  • Hamstring Strain exercises
  • Hamstring Tendinopathy exercises
  • Inflammatory Knee Condition exercises
  • ITB Syndrome exercises
  • Knee Joint Sprain exercises
  • Medial Knee Pain or Arthritic Changes exercises
  • Medial or Lateral Knee Pain exercises
  • Patella Bruise or Bursitis exercises
  • Patella Tendinopathy exercises
  • PCL Damage exercises
  • PCL Tear or Tibial Plateau Damage exercises
  • Pes Anserinus Tendinopathy exercises

To know which exercises are right for you, we offer a free, online physiotherapy assessment created by UK and New Zealand physiotherapists with NHS, private and MoD experience. Our symptom checker is browser-based, no download, no paywall and no registration needed. You’ll get a free exercise programme for your injury, with physiotherapy exercises you can do at home and helpful recovery tips. You’ll also receive suggested exercise equipment as part of your rehab programme. Click the button below for our full equipment list for different parts of the body.

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