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9 programs and exercises published by clinics, physiotherapists and individuals. Open them in the app's Library tab, or read the authoring guide to publish yours. Machine-readable: index.json.

Ordered by how often each one has been opened, most recently updated first when that is equal. Verified means we checked who the publisher is — a real clinic, a real licence — not that a clinician reviewed the exercises. It is a badge and a filter; it never moves anything up this list. Paid placement exists, appears only in the Featured row, and is labelled Sponsored.

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Achilles: eccentric heel drops

2 exercises · 16 min · Kinetempo Library · opened 6×

Twice a day for twelve weeks — the classic eccentric loading protocol for mid-portion Achilles tendinopathy: 3 × 15 with the knee straight, then 3 × 15 with the knee bent, 180 drops a day in all. Stand with the balls of both feet on the edge of a step, heels free. Rise onto your

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Isometric wall squat

14 min · Kinetempo Library · opened 2×

Four two-minute holds with two minutes of recovery between them — fourteen minutes, three times a week. This is the dose used in the trials behind the 2023 network meta-analysis of 270 randomised trials, where isometric training lowered resting blood pressure more than aerobic, r

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Paced breathing

1 exercise · 15 min · Kinetempo Library · opened 2×

Fifteen minutes at six breaths a minute — five seconds in, five seconds out — which is the dose behind the blood-pressure evidence for slow breathing: roughly 4–8 mmHg systolic across trials of ten to fifteen minutes a day. Sit upright and comfortable, breathe through the nose in

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Lower back: core endurance ladder

12 exercises · 18 min · Kinetempo Library · opened 1×

The three spine-sparing holds — curl-up, side bridge and bird dog — run as a descending ladder: six holds, then four, then two, ten seconds each with ten seconds between them. About twenty minutes end to end. The target is endurance, not effort. Breathe normally through every ho

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Knee rehab block (weeks 1–5)

4 exercises · 21 min · Eugene Samotija · opened 1×

Early phase after knee arthroscopy (meniscus repair, microfracture, plica resection): weeks 1–5, non-weight-bearing on crutches, flexion limited to 90°. Three blocks per day (morning / afternoon / evening), ice 20 minutes right after. Order: quad sets → straight-leg raises → heel

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ACL: weeks 1–2

5 exercises · 24 min · Community

Early phase after ACL reconstruction: swelling control, full extension, activating the quadriceps, flexion to about 90°.

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Neck: isometrics, chin tucks and stretches

3 exercises · 8 min · Kinetempo Library

About eight minutes, once a day, for the ordinary stiff neck of desk work: isometric holds in four directions, then chin tucks for the deep neck flexors, then a stretch for the upper trapezius and levator on each side. None of it should hurt. The isometric holds are gentle — you

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Plantar fasciitis: high-load heel raise

8 min · Kinetempo Library

Every other day for about three months. Roll up a towel and put it under your toes so they are held bent upward — that is what loads the plantar fascia rather than only the calf. Stand with the ball of the foot on the edge of a step and rise on the painful leg alone: three second

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Ankle pumps

1 min · Eugene Samotija

Every waking hour: point the foot up and down ×20, then ankle circles. Thrombosis prevention while on restricted weight-bearing.

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