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Static Quads (opposite SLR)

  • Knee,
  • Spine,
| 04/06/2026

Lie on your back and firmly tighten the quad of the affected leg, keeping it straight. Holding that contraction, perform a straight-leg raise with the other leg, then lower. Maintain strong quad activation on the working side throughout.

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