Hello. I'm Jessica Corbin, certified personal trainer and founder of Vitness RX, and I'm going to show you guys some exercises to strengthen the medial quad muscle. So your quadricep is actually made up of four muscles. One being your medial quad. And when this muscle isn't firing properly you have a tendency of what's called lateral tracking, which is when your kneecap actually pulls off to the side. So we want to strengthen the inside of your quad, that medial quad muscle so that that doesn't happen to you. Three exercise that will help you do just that.. The first one, I just want you to come to a seated position. And you won't be able to see this with your eye but I'll walk you through it. It's just an isometric squeeze. With your weak leg I want you just to contract the quadricep so that you see the kneecap moving towards you. Hold that ten seconds and do that a few rounds. The next one I'm going to have you do is lie all the way on your back. So you come up all the way on to the back, extend your weak leg, bend the other leg for support and then turn your toes out to the side. From there I just want you to do a straight leg raise and lower, raise and lower. And do that fifteen to twenty reps a few rounds each. And then finally, I just want you to come into an isometric hold. So you can use a ball, you can use a wall for proper spine support. But I just want you to place the ball in between your knees and really squeeze it as tight as you can and then sink back. So you're really engaging the inside of the thighs and hopefully strengthening those medial quads so that you won't have inflammation and pain. I'm Jessica Corbin, certified personal trainer and founder of Vitness RX. And those were some exercises for the medial quad muscle.