Physiotherapy Exercises You Can Start at Home Today
Step-by-step rehab exercises from licensed physiotherapists. Each takes under 10 minutes, needs no equipment, and helps you recover between physiotherapy sessions.
Exercises by Body Region
Exercises by Difficulty
Exercises by Purpose
Back & Spine
4 exercises
Knee & Leg
4 exercises
Shoulder & Arm
3 exercises
Head & Neck
3 exercises
Hip & Groin
3 exercises
Hand & Wrist
2 exercises
Neurological
2 exercises
Women's Health
2 exercises
Systemic & General
2 exercises
Not Sure Which Exercise Is Right for You?
Take a free self-assessment to find exercises matched to your condition. Or browse our conditions guide for recovery timelines and treatment options. Need hands-on help? See our physiotherapy services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these exercises safe to do at home?
These exercises are designed to be performed safely at home with minimal equipment. However, we recommend consulting a licensed physiotherapist before starting any exercise program, especially if you have an existing injury or medical condition. Always start at a comfortable level and stop if you experience pain.
How often should I do these exercises?
Most exercises can be done daily or every other day. For strengthening exercises, allow at least 48 hours between sessions for muscle recovery. Stretching and mobility exercises can generally be done daily. Your physiotherapist can recommend the best frequency based on your specific condition.
Can exercises replace physiotherapy treatment?
While exercises are a crucial part of rehabilitation and prevention, they should complement – not replace – professional physiotherapy treatment. A physiotherapist can assess your specific condition, provide hands-on treatment, and prescribe an exercise program designed for your condition. These exercises are educational guides and not a substitute for professional care.
What equipment do I need for these exercises?
Most exercises require no equipment at all – just a flat surface and comfortable clothing. Some exercises may optionally use a resistance band, small towel, or chair for support. Each exercise page specifies any equipment needed. The focus is on bodyweight exercises that anyone can do at home.
Should I exercise if I am in pain?
Mild discomfort during exercise is normal, especially when starting a new program. However, you should stop immediately if you experience sharp or increasing pain, numbness, dizziness, or any symptoms that concern you. Consult your physiotherapist before exercising if you are currently experiencing significant pain. Some gentle mobility exercises may actually help reduce pain, but this should be guided by a professional.
These exercises are for educational purposes only. Consult a licensed physiotherapist or healthcare professional before starting any exercise program. Stop immediately if you experience pain, dizziness, or discomfort. These exercises are not a substitute for professional physiotherapy treatment.
Get Back to What You Love
Chat with a licensed physiotherapist – no referral needed, no commitment.
Quick response via WhatsApp