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Waking up with knee pain, stiffness, or that “stuck” feeling in the first few steps of the day? In this video, I’ll show you a simple and safe morning routine you can do before getting out of bed to help your knees feel more prepared, mobile, and supported. This routine is especially helpful for adults over 60 who wake up with knee discomfort, stiffness, or fear of putting weight on the leg too quickly. You’ll learn a gentle sequence with: 3 stretches (hamstrings, outer hip/leg, glutes) 2 knee mobility exercises (done lying down) a safer way to get out of bed without irritating your knee The goal is simple: reduce morning stiffness, improve mobility, and help you start your day with more comfort and confidence. If this kind of content helps you, subscribe to Physio Tips and turn on notifications — I post simple, safe, practical exercises and stretches for everyday life, especially for adults 50+ and 60+ who want less pain, better mobility, and more confidence moving. If your knee pain is already affecting your routine and you want a more structured plan (instead of random videos), check the link in the pinned comment for Knee Pain Relief Codes. It’s a more complete at-home program for knee relief and knee care, and you can also book a free 15-minute consultation to see if it’s a good fit for you. #KneePainRelief #KneePain #SeniorFitness #y#PhysioTips #Over60Health #HealthyAging ⚠️ Legal Disclaimer The content on this channel is educational and informational, offering general physiotherapy tips, mobility guidance, and exercise suggestions. It does not replace an individual assessment or follow-up care from a healthcare professional. The guidance shared here is based on evidence and safe physiotherapy practices, but every body and every condition has different needs. Before starting or changing exercises, your physical activity routine, treatment, or medications, consult your doctor and/or a physiotherapist to get a plan that fits your specific situation. If you experience severe pain, numbness, weakness, dizziness, shortness of breath, or worsening symptoms, stop the activity and seek medical care.