Foot Pain & Pelvic Floor Connection | Your Feet Need This

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  • Foot Pain & Pelvic Floor Connection. Your Feet Need This! Could you lift and spread your toes?💥
    My left side always has to work so much harder and if I trace it further up the chain that’s where I have to work more on my glutes 🔥
    Grab your fav ball, mine are RAD rounds balls & give these a try! To grab your own pair of rad rounds click here & use code: MELISSARAD for 15% off www.radroller....
    Yes our feet & pelvic floor are connected!!!
    By our fascia, our tissues, our nerves, & the movements at the feet affect the knee, hip, pelvis and vice versa.
    So if you’ve been struggling with foot pain have you taken a look at your pelvic floor?
    Let me know ⬇️ if you can spread your toes? The more you practice the easier it gets 💗 both you 🦶🏻 & pelvic floor will thank you!!
    Namaste
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  • @olenamanzheley3416
    @olenamanzheley3416 Месяц назад +1

    Good afternoon! I have pain in my heels and hip joints after prolonged exertion (long walks), and I also noticed that the arch of my foot has dropped and my big toes have changed their position. Can you recommend any exercises? Thank you very much!

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  Месяц назад

      So awesome with those observations! Being aware is the first step! We have several other foot videos on pain, mobility strengthening, bunions, and even what shoes to wear on our channel you might enjoy!

  • @dachiesaaa
    @dachiesaaa Год назад +4

    i love your videos so much, it helps me cure the pain. i've been dealing with this plantar fasciitis for about a year and it was horrible. i can't walk properly, and also my pelvic and tailbone area getting hurt too:(

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  Год назад

      Amazing!! So glad these videos are helping you feel better. Keep up the good work 💕

  • @boffin6969
    @boffin6969 4 месяца назад +1

    Dr. Melissa is so incredibly cute! And those toes/feet of hers in one word, WOW!! 😍

  • @karenhoward303
    @karenhoward303 9 месяцев назад +1

    Hi dr., 72 yr. Old woman here! Dealing with plantar fasciitis, perpheral neuropathy and probably fibro foot. Exercises have helped tremendously and you have some new ones that I am excited about. It's a challenge for certain! I have spent many sleepless nights but it is getting better. My foot doctor hoped the alpha lipoic acid to 1200mg power day for the peripheral neuropathy & this has helped hugely! Diabetic here. All things considered, I feel pretty good. So happy to have found your channel. You certainly have a soothing voice.

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  8 месяцев назад

      So happy you are here and finding these exercises helpful! Keep up the amazing work you got this! 💕

  • @madsdahl4949
    @madsdahl4949 Год назад +1

    Thank you for some great videos. I have tried out your exercises for plantar fasciitis - even though my diagnosis is tarsal tunnel syndrome. It has come and gone for several years, but a inflammation has bothered me now for over half a year. It’s now better, but I still can’t run, take long walks, play tennis as I used to.
    Do you have any exercises or good advices specifically for tarsal tunnel syndrome?
    I’m 68, male, active, in fairly good shape, have always had flat feet, when young I did a lot of running, hiking, sports, gymnastics and so on - without getting any problems with my feet. Now my right foot is stopping me!

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  Год назад +2

      You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed this one! We don’t have one specific to tarsal tunnel so I’ll add it to our filming list. Thank you for the suggestion! We do have several other foot videos on our channel and nerve calming videos like the hamstring one we have is great to calm the nervous system.

  • @heatley1
    @heatley1 Год назад +1

    Amazing it’s all connected right. Would never know to do this. More advice…pick up a Sadhu board and start stepping on some nails daily.

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  Год назад

      It sure is all connected ! Thanks for your feedback !

  • @nealschaefer6923
    @nealschaefer6923 Год назад +1

    Hi Dr Melissa My name is neal nice to meet you and watching your RUclips channel

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  Год назад

      Hi Neal so nice to meet you and welcome to the community !

  • @dustinshore1435
    @dustinshore1435 Год назад +1

    Thanks for another video. Been dealing with plantar fasciitis for 2 months... better than it was but still healing. How often do you suggest rolling with the ball or foam roller? Didn't recognize plantar fasciitis symptoms at first because I only had sore middle toes... few days later it was sore toes and heel... then it was OMG my arch and heel are ripping apart! One thing that has helped in my healing, besides rest, stretching and wearing shoes for every step inside my house, has been wearing a type of boot to keep my foot dorsal flexed at night. Good luck to all of you dealing with this issue. Stay hydrated and patient. Thanks again for sharing the video and knowledge.

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  Год назад

      So glad you found this video helpful! And yes absolutely great tip staying hydrated is so important for our tissues. How often to roll can vary from person to person. Some of my clients roll 1-3x day some do every couple, and some do before and after activities. The key with any rolling is to only do it 30-60seconds in a spot a one time.

  • @nicoflores4344
    @nicoflores4344 5 месяцев назад +1

    21 year old with plantar fasciitis and pelvic floor tension, will definitely have to give these a try! Ive seen some PT and theres some things similar to what you do. the way you explain and demonstrate is amazing instant subscribe looking forward to recovery!

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  5 месяцев назад +1

      Welcome to our channel so glad you are here! Love that you have gotten in to see a PT for relief. We have lots of videos on foot pain you might also enjoy. We released a new foot pain and pelvic floor tension a couple weeks ago too 💗

    • @nicoflores4344
      @nicoflores4344 5 месяцев назад

      @@DrMelissaOleson thank you doctor!

  • @geraldb2656
    @geraldb2656 Год назад +2

    Your videos are so calm, relaxed and easy to understand. Thank you. 🙏

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  Год назад

      You are welcome! So glad you find the exercises helpful. You are doing great!

    • @tonig.4851
      @tonig.4851 Год назад

      Thank you. This was extremely helpful. Plantis is not kind when the is so bad you can barely walk.

  • @frithkin
    @frithkin Год назад +1

    I am feeling less pain already thank you ♥️👍

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  Год назад +1

      That is so great to hear and glad you have found this one valuable, thank you for your feedback !!

  • @LadyRebecca363
    @LadyRebecca363 Год назад +1

    Bountiful beautiful blessings of gratitude 🙏

  • @sandraann5496
    @sandraann5496 Год назад

    I’m dealing with plantar fasciitis and after viewing dozens of videos on what exercises to do, you definitely have some new ones that I’ve not seen. You do a great job showing us your techniques. Please keep up the good work. You are helping many people.

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  Год назад

      Hi there! Thanks so much for your kind words and feedback - I am so happy I have been able to help you find some relief. Keep up your amazing work!

  • @lindseyvanetten-ts6zl
    @lindseyvanetten-ts6zl Год назад +1

    Hi, I don’t see the link for the missing link video. Thank you

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  Год назад +1

      Here is the link to the missing link to your core & pelvic floor msunn.samcart.com/products/core-reset

    • @lindseyvanetten-ts6zl
      @lindseyvanetten-ts6zl Год назад +1

      @@DrMelissaOleson thank you!

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  Год назад

      @@lindseyvanetten-ts6zl you're welcome!

  • @salomelo
    @salomelo 11 месяцев назад

    I have a Morton's neuroma which limits my ability to do this, any suggestions?

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  11 месяцев назад

      We have lots of other videos on foot pain you might enjoy. Listen to your body and be gentle.

  • @dickieelitetraining6769
    @dickieelitetraining6769 Год назад +1

    Elite stuff love it thank you 🙏

    • @DrMelissaOleson
      @DrMelissaOleson  Год назад

      aww thank you! So happy you are enjoying the videos & finding them helpful!

  • @karenhoward303
    @karenhoward303 9 месяцев назад

    I didn't see a link appear

  • @joesielskisr4911
    @joesielskisr4911 Год назад +1

    Doctor thank you

  • @dickieelitetraining6769
    @dickieelitetraining6769 Год назад

    Amazing incredible video I’m working on it

  • @iveseenyourfears9742
    @iveseenyourfears9742 Год назад

    Thank you 🥳🙏🙏

  • @heatley1
    @heatley1 Год назад +1

    Cmon people 1k views 20 likes? Drop a like!! Help out with the algorithms. She works hard for your health. Remember that