Thank you for the welcome
My PT had provided me with roughly 20 stretches that have technical names. I do them daily and will list them all below, BUT PLEASE SEE A PROFESSIONAL FIRST BEFORE DOING THESE EXERCISES. I also walk with my upright walker and or pedal my Theracycle daily. I continue to do some light yardwork, but my posture fails when I try too much. One surprise is I can pedal my bicycle just fine. I am also doing some weight lifting to maintain strength. The most effective thing however is sleep. This is getting harder to achieve, but it does give me the capacity to stand up straight for longer.
PT Exercises assigned to me (please see your provider first):
Sit to Stand with Arms Crossed
Standing Row with Anchored Resistance
Standing Tricep Extensions with Resistance
Squat on Foam
Heel Raises w/Counter Support
Standing Single Arm Bicep Curl
Supine Bridge
Supine Bridge with Lateral Scooting
Supine Upper Extremity Roll
Bird Dog
Standard Plank
Push Up
Thoracic Y on Foam Roll
Cat Cow
Lower Trunk Rotations
Supine Figure 4 Piriformis Stretch
Corner Pec Major Stretch
TL Sidebending Stretch - Single Arm Overhead
Standing Hamstring Stretch on Chair
Supine Hamstring Stretch with Strap
Seated Thoracic Extension AROM
Tandem Walking Along Line
Backward Tandem Walking
Staggered Stance Weight Shift with Arms Reaching
Runner's March
Sideways Walking
Walking
Calf Stretch
Calf Stretch (edge of stair)
Thanks for sharing your list of exercises @billryan1123! I do recognize a few of them from one of my recent PT sessions for improving my balance. I also use a Teeter FreeStep Recumbent Cross Trainer for about 30 minutes a day which helps me along with an upright row and ride machine that allows me to do squats a little easier. I normally do the tandem walking forward and backward every morning while waiting for my coffee to brew 🙂