Degenerative joint disease is referred to as wear and tear arthritis, as one of the main reasons causing it is the repetitive use of the weight-bearing joints. It is predominantly experienced in  hips, knees, and hands. Quadriceps play a vital role in almost all of our leg movements, so it is basically necessary to maintain them strong and flexible.  SLR is an essential part of exercise therapy programs in the treatment of degenerative joint disease. Contribution of  Quadriceps plays a major role during SLR exercise. Hip rotational positions can affect the recruitment pattern of  Quadriceps muscle. This may in turn affect the efficiency of Quadriceps which may alter the ideal force production. Hence, it is vital to find the hip position that causes maximal quadriceps recruitment. This would enable maximum muscle performance and minimize energy expenditure. Also, there has been recommendation in past studies to analyze Straight Leg Raise at different hip positions. The purpose of  the  study  is to analyze the recruitment pattern of  quadriceps  during  SLR exercise. The study participants would be allocated into 3 groups namely: Groups 1, 2 & 3. Group 1 would  be performing ASLR  with hip in Internal rotation position, Group 2 would  be performing  ASLR in Neutral position and Group 3 would  be performing ASLR in External rotation position. During the exercise, baseline measures in relation to recruitment of Quadriceps (EMG and IMS) would be  obtained. The device to be used for EMG analysis is Neurotrac Myoplus 4 pro and for IMS is  push pull dynamometer.