1:13 Calf Stretch - Do both straight leg and bent leg stretches 2:35 Joint Restriction - 3 main ways 3:13 Banded Ankle Dorsiflexion - put foot on elevation 4:35 Banded Distraction Technique 5:51 Lateral Tibial Glide - Second variation (6:30) 8:30 Active Mobility Exercises 8:49 Rocking Deep Squat 9:05 Kettlebell Dorsiflexion 9:26 Pails and Rails (Hold 10 secs/ Push foot down for 10 secs/ Lift foot for 10 secs)
Holy crap. After watching a bunch of videos trying to figure out what ACTUALLY works.... this is the one that FINALLY got me into a deep squat without my friggen heels coming up! I'VE NEVER DONE THAT BEFORE WITHOUT HOLDING ONTO SOMETHING. I am so excited! Thank you! I'm your new sub, thanks so much for this information!! :D
Evan! So great! We love to hear about your success stories! Share this video with a friend who may need a little bit of guidance and also check out our program to truly master the squat! theprehabguys.com/program-squat-fundamentals/
Great content, this is exactly what I’ve learned at med school. Explained really easily and loved the comparison of the home exercises and the clinical practice. Never saw it that way!
I have been struggling with ankle mobility for a long time. A sudden onset of knee pain made me look both upstream and downstream. Was able to improve dorsiflexion by 5 degrees with just a few minutes with some of the exercises. Have seen many of them before, but you explained it so much better. Thank you!
9:26 - Another exercise, called PAILS AND RAILS. Same kneeling position. Drive that knee forward and hold position for about 10 seconds. 9:57 - Use your calf and push your foot down into the ground without actually moving for 10 second! 10:16 - Try to lift your foot up and away from The ground without actually moving for 10 seconds!
thanks for this. i have been trying the knees-over-toes stretches but wasn’t sure if rocking was good or bad. Glad to know it’s allowed. Loved this and loved Craig (😍).
So glad to hear it! Improving ankle mobility will make such a difference with squatting but also yoga as you mentioned, let us know how things are going down the road!
9:05 - If you don't have the depth to get into a deep squat/If you can't deep squat, here's your alternative... Get a weight, kneel (the upright knee is the one with the ankle restriction) and drive your knee over your toes as far as you can with as deep dorsiflexion as possible assisted with the weight on top of your knee keeping your heel down. Do that for about 20 seconds.
@@leenisharamroop2424 this exercise is not to heal your ankle it helps with mobility and strength. and yea pain went up to my knee ,hip even lower back. i still have pain issues but i am alot better now.
Most descriptive and visually helpful video for increasing dorsiflexion and ankle mobility I've seen..I couldn't continue my competitive running without doing the recommended exercises consistently; In 2016 I had surgery to remove a bone spur on the Anterior Tibial Tendon and scar tissue developed...so these exercises are a must. Thank you!! **I left my resistance band in a hotel recently:: What band do you recommend for me ( similar to the thick grey band and where can I order?? - my ankle circumference is small, I am very lean weighing 105 pounds...
Wow thanks so much for the kind words, Brittney! We thoroughly enjoy putting quality information out there! We've got some really great fitness programs if at all interested in truly getting after it! theprehabguys.com/product-category/digital/programs/sports-activities/
Fantastic and very complete. I myself am a Physical Therapist but graduated 8 years ago and have not practiced due to me working full time in a completely different sector which I fell in love with. Meaning I understand all of the theory yet because of lack of experience have a lack of clinical knowledge and answers to my ankle issue. I lost DF almost completely past the neutral position, I get to 0º - 5º ROM on my left ankle after suddenly and without trauma one day woke up with Posterior Tibial Tenosynovitis 6 months ago. The apparent cause is thought to be untreated valgus flat foot. As I love long distance walking and hiking most likely repetitive overuse not being aligned perfectly because of the valgus put strain on my tendon until all of a sudden one day I woke up with swelling and pain. 6 months later and after trying all types of non surgical treatments (PT, podiatry, hyaluronic acid injections, manual osteopathy, posturology) I am better in the sense that I no longer have pain and can walk normally (except go up stairs without compensating because of the inclination) and swelling is down (it took a really long time to get to this). What I notice now is this complete loss of DF that 7 months ago I did not have (I’ve always been physically fit, so I know). The suspicion by orthopedist is it might be anterior impingement. I myself feel a hard end feel when pushing back actively and passively. However, after trying your exercises for the FIRST time, right after doing them I was able to almost dorsiflex my ankle to the other ankle's ROM and actually felt a much smoother end feel. I was even able to do a squat going deeper, with some compensation, for the first time in 6 months. However, after 10 minutes of resting, DF gains were lost and went back to the same as before. Any idea about what's going on with the arthrokinematics? I understand I am not a patient at your clinic so I don’t even assume I should be given an answer, let alone waste your time, and for free. But I appreciate any input you may want to give me or if anyone else reads this and has similar issues and through my experience we can help each other out sharing thoughts and details. I have spent a few thousand dollars on trying to resolve this and so far your video has been the only thing close to letting me recover DF even if only for a few minutes, so very seriously from my part a big THANK YOU. I suspect either the temporary gain and sudden back to square one could be joint capsule tightness thus if I repeat the routine constantly maybe the results will eventually stay. Orthopedist suggest's only exploratory arthroscopy to “unblock and remove probable impingement” is the solution but I'm suspicious because without trauma I cannot explain sudden impingement after 30 years of being active and this loss being 100% associated to PTTD. Soft tissue is not an issue, at least I think not, I still have some internal inflammation that I notice when I get to the end of the DF I feel a pull on my PT because it's not healed 100% but as it's not purely an antagonist to dorsiflexion as it's a weak plantiflexor, I don't believe it can be the one causing this brutal loss of DF even if it's tight and thickened and slightly swollen due to this process. I must admit that now that im using custom orthotics for the flat foot and valgus I feel great pain wise but the lack of DF will give me long term problems in knee and hip if I don’t resolve the issue. I would have never imagined PTTD would be so aggressive to heal, the first 3 months I was not even able to walk inside the house without pain (now Im back to approx 10K steps daily as pain is no longer an issue nor swelling, just the consequence of the DF loss). I would say mental strain is high because it chances your lifestyle functionally speaking in quite a dramatic way. Sorry for the extremely long message. Have a great day and many thanks for your thorough video.
Sebastian, thanks so much for being part of the fam! Make sure you subscribe to see more awesome content! Unfortunately, we can not give individualized medical advice over social media but we recommend taking a peek at our foot and ankle program, it sounds like it could be exactly what you need! theprehabguys.com/foot-ankle-prehab-program/
Hi have you experienced pain going up to your knees and buttocks with DF? Has it healed? I can relate to your issue especially on the mental sprain part. I had a minor sprain and that completely changed my life. I still have pain after 2 years and been to physio and chiro. With chiro, it helped healed the area when it was originally sprained but around the ankle there’s still some pain. I get muscle cramps and some muscle knots have been formed. I’m hopeless because I’ve tried literally everything. So idk what to do anymore. Also I have sciatica in the same leg which is why maybe the pain goes up to the knee and thigh but never experienced this before the ankle sprain.
you are the first one who understands and explains the upper calf connection where I do felt my first pains, {after 5 year operation with crews and plates in ankle} But can i do these exercises with my operated ankle?
Hi guys, i just want to ask that i felt a little bit of discomfort on my knee when i was going to dorsi flexion in those exercises. Sorry for my bad english, i really hope you guys can understand what i’m saying. Much love for your content
@theprehabguys hi I sprained my ankle over a year ago and sometimes it hurts to the point it goes up to my thigh and knee. Also noticed some muscle knots in the back of my lower limb. Would these exercises help?
I had an injury in my left leg 2 years ago and after surgery I have ankle stiffness by which I cannot walk, running and squat properly what can I do to recover my ankle fully. Thank you,waiting for your reply...
Hey Rahul, thanks so much for reaching out! We actually have a great program dedicated to improving your ankle mobility which will improve your walking, running and squatting! Check it out! theprehabguys.com/program-ankle-dorsiflexion-overhaul/
Do these exercises (especially the ones for joint restriction) help with anterior ankle impingement? Right now I can't move my knee past my foot due to pain when doing it.
Hey Ritu! Lots of great stretches for ankle dorsiflexion! If you are truly looking to master the squat, check out our program here! theprehabguys.com/program-squat-fundamentals/
Sir muscles below the thigh back side is small than other ??please give me tips to back the muscles and make them equal ???I request you sir please reply 😩😩😩😩😩
I injured both of my ankles (anterior tibialis tendonitis) in separate occasions doing Rocking deep squats. I'm very hesitant to try these mobility movements. Help pls.
Hey Al, thanks for reaching out! Starting with what your body can handle and building up it's tolerance from there is always a great start! Our body can do amazing things but in time!
Quick question: any idea why I get any uneasy feeling at the balls of my feet when doing exercises like toe taps, or using bands to expand my feet left and right, or doing calf raises. The feeling goes away after a few days. Is it because I do these exercises with just socks on and no footwear? It's like a numbness or a burning feeling or a combo of both.
Are all the stretches here applicable for all degrees of experience in movement? There is usually variations in flexibility depending on how sedentary the individual is....please respond
I got drop foot a half a dozen years ago. It’s fixed about half way, but my heel is still locked up. I stretch my calves every day but my heel still doesn’t get more flexible
You probably can't take the time to answer, but how safe and effective are these stretches for a 75 year old with end stage arthritis in the ankle? I don't want to make things worse! Thanks!
I'll answer since I'm getting up there too--kudos for seeking help for an issue. You can do these stretches despite the arthritis as long as you don't cause pain when you're doing the stretches. Since it sometimes takes longer for us aged folks to feel the effects of exercise/mobility, try doing this session for your sticking points only, then wait a day or two to see how it affected you. Proceed from there . There are many reasons/causes for arthritis, but a tight joint (especially in the feet) leads to friction and is a major factor in the body laying down minerals that eventually become spurs/arthritis. Go barefoot as much as possible. If we lack mobility, age will progressively be unkind. It's best to move as much as you can within a pain free range. There's a difference between the feeling of overstretching a tendon or ligament vs an arthritic joint. Sharp or hard pulling pain won't help. Check your progress by perceived increase in range, how much freer your ankle feels, and for how long. If you've injured your ankle(s) over the years, have some scar tissue and they're always stiff/painful, ask your doctor about prolotherapy (may have to refer you to sports medicine). You'll reel back in horror if you watch a video about how it's done to the feet, but I promise you it's not that painful and it works. Good luck! ruclips.net/video/Gpz3TYwMQNo/видео.html
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I’ve watched SO many ankle mobility videos and this is easily the BEST one! Thanks!
Thank you! So glad you found it helpful!
@@ThePrehabGuys what is the app name please???
@@ThePrehabGuys Yep - thanks. Really great.
Everyone likes my comment, but no one has been able to ANSWER MY QUESTION!
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@@ThePrehabGuys What is the name of the app that measures AROM
1:13 Calf Stretch - Do both straight leg and bent leg stretches
2:35 Joint Restriction - 3 main ways
3:13 Banded Ankle Dorsiflexion - put foot on elevation
4:35 Banded Distraction Technique
5:51 Lateral Tibial Glide - Second variation (6:30)
8:30 Active Mobility Exercises
8:49 Rocking Deep Squat
9:05 Kettlebell Dorsiflexion
9:26 Pails and Rails (Hold 10 secs/ Push foot down for 10 secs/ Lift foot for 10 secs)
Thanks mate
Thank you for doing what this channel did not
thank you!
Ankle Bandwork: 4:23 - _'ADDING OTHER VECTORS BESIDES PURE FORWARD MOTIONS WILL HELP FIND STICKY SPOTS!'_
GREAT little tidbits of information.
Thx.
Holy crap. After watching a bunch of videos trying to figure out what ACTUALLY works.... this is the one that FINALLY got me into a deep squat without my friggen heels coming up! I'VE NEVER DONE THAT BEFORE WITHOUT HOLDING ONTO SOMETHING. I am so excited! Thank you! I'm your new sub, thanks so much for this information!! :D
So happy that you are here and you enjoyed the video! Keep after it! Consistency with mobility is key!
I can’t believe it. After doing this for about 10 minutes I can finally get into a deep squat when I was no where close before.
Evan! So great! We love to hear about your success stories! Share this video with a friend who may need a little bit of guidance and also check out our program to truly master the squat! theprehabguys.com/program-squat-fundamentals/
Great content, this is exactly what I’ve learned at med school. Explained really easily and loved the comparison of the home exercises and the clinical practice. Never saw it that way!
Appreciate the support! Thank you!
I have been struggling with ankle mobility for a long time. A sudden onset of knee pain made me look both upstream and downstream. Was able to improve dorsiflexion by 5 degrees with just a few minutes with some of the exercises. Have seen many of them before, but you explained it so much better. Thank you!
Try barefoot style shoes like vivo or xero. Helped me a lot!
@@Auzastas wear both 😊 would probably be even worse if I didn't.
Is the flexibility permanent? That is, do you still have the increased mobility the day after you did the stretching.
@@Honest_Max no, sadly not. I have to keep doing ut, but hopefully it's improving over time.
This is THEE video I needed, it's gonna save my ankles from all the body weight I'm currently carrying while exercising. Thank you.
Yeah, I'm just now realizing I never stretch my calves. The very first stretch you show is already hitting me hard. Love that
9:26 - Another exercise, called PAILS AND RAILS. Same kneeling position. Drive that knee forward and hold position for about 10 seconds.
9:57 - Use your calf and push your foot down into the ground without actually moving for 10 second!
10:16 - Try to lift your foot up and away from The ground without actually moving for 10 seconds!
The zoom ins were very helpful.
Appreciate the feedback, Cadence! We will keep it up!
A Gold Standard channel.
Here for it! Thanks JK, be sure to subscribe!
thanks for this. i have been trying the knees-over-toes stretches but wasn’t sure if rocking was good or bad. Glad to know it’s allowed. Loved this and loved Craig (😍).
that was so fun!! thanks for blasting through a ton of great info- im excited to try!
You guys rock! This will really help my squats and yoga.
Thank you!
So glad to hear it! Improving ankle mobility will make such a difference with squatting but also yoga as you mentioned, let us know how things are going down the road!
9:05 - If you don't have the depth to get into a deep squat/If you can't deep squat, here's your alternative...
Get a weight, kneel (the upright knee is the one with the ankle restriction) and drive your knee over your toes as far as you can with as deep dorsiflexion as possible assisted with the weight on top of your knee keeping your heel down.
Do that for about 20 seconds.
Hands down the best one on the internet. I love you guys thank you for making this
Mark we so appreciate the kind words! Appreciate you being part of the [P]rehab family!
This is one of the best ankle mobility videos I've seen. Such wonderful information. Thank you so much guys !! Health and happiness always !! 😀❤️❤️
i had ankle surgery 2 years ago , i tried several exercises but not much result . these are by far the best exercises , thanks a lot ..
Hi did it really heal your ankle also did the pain go up to your knees and buttocks?
@@leenisharamroop2424 this exercise is not to heal your ankle it helps with mobility and strength. and yea pain went up to my knee ,hip even lower back. i still have pain
issues but i am alot better now.
This is the only video that helped me. Thank you.
Rad video. Thanks guys
Great video! I love that you use the measure app, roughly how many degrees of dorsiflexion are we looking for? Thanks
Thankyou so very much . Such a nice video definitely it will be a lot of help to me as well as other people . God Bless You
Very useful information for my ankle issues, thank you 🙏
I have that same adjustable plyobox… great piece of equipment!
We love it!
My ankle mobility is soo poor.... I hope i can improve it by follow this routine
Check this out for me Aftab! theprehabguys.com/product/ankle-dorsiflexion-overhaul/
very helpful thanks
Finally a ankle video with every single tactic!!
yes!
Most descriptive and visually helpful video for increasing dorsiflexion and ankle mobility I've seen..I couldn't continue my competitive running without doing the recommended exercises consistently; In 2016 I had surgery to remove a bone spur on the Anterior Tibial Tendon and scar tissue developed...so these exercises are a must.
Thank you!! **I left my resistance band in a hotel recently:: What band do you recommend for me ( similar to the thick grey band and where can I order?? - my ankle circumference is small, I am very lean weighing 105 pounds...
Wow wow and wow!! You guys are by FAR the most informative PTs on RUclips. The information is especially helpful for people that workout. Thank you!!
Wow thanks so much for the kind words, Brittney! We thoroughly enjoy putting quality information out there! We've got some really great fitness programs if at all interested in truly getting after it! theprehabguys.com/product-category/digital/programs/sports-activities/
Very nicely explained! Thank you!
In the first measure he is not forcing to go further, so... 🤷♂️
Anyhow, thanks for the video, I'll try these exercises at home.
🤩🤩🤩🤩 thank you so much brother this is amazing
Fantastic and very complete. I myself am a Physical Therapist but graduated 8 years ago and have not practiced due to me working full time in a completely different sector which I fell in love with. Meaning I understand all of the theory yet because of lack of experience have a lack of clinical knowledge and answers to my ankle issue. I lost DF almost completely past the neutral position, I get to 0º - 5º ROM on my left ankle after suddenly and without trauma one day woke up with Posterior Tibial Tenosynovitis 6 months ago. The apparent cause is thought to be untreated valgus flat foot. As I love long distance walking and hiking most likely repetitive overuse not being aligned perfectly because of the valgus put strain on my tendon until all of a sudden one day I woke up with swelling and pain. 6 months later and after trying all types of non surgical treatments (PT, podiatry, hyaluronic acid injections, manual osteopathy, posturology) I am better in the sense that I no longer have pain and can walk normally (except go up stairs without compensating because of the inclination) and swelling is down (it took a really long time to get to this). What I notice now is this complete loss of DF that 7 months ago I did not have (I’ve always been physically fit, so I know). The suspicion by orthopedist is it might be anterior impingement. I myself feel a hard end feel when pushing back actively and passively. However, after trying your exercises for the FIRST time, right after doing them I was able to almost dorsiflex my ankle to the other ankle's ROM and actually felt a much smoother end feel. I was even able to do a squat going deeper, with some compensation, for the first time in 6 months. However, after 10 minutes of resting, DF gains were lost and went back to the same as before. Any idea about what's going on with the arthrokinematics? I understand I am not a patient at your clinic so I don’t even assume I should be given an answer, let alone waste your time, and for free. But I appreciate any input you may want to give me or if anyone else reads this and has similar issues and through my experience we can help each other out sharing thoughts and details. I have spent a few thousand dollars on trying to resolve this and so far your video has been the only thing close to letting me recover DF even if only for a few minutes, so very seriously from my part a big THANK YOU. I suspect either the temporary gain and sudden back to square one could be joint capsule tightness thus if I repeat the routine constantly maybe the results will eventually stay. Orthopedist suggest's only exploratory arthroscopy to “unblock and remove probable impingement” is the solution but I'm suspicious because without trauma I cannot explain sudden impingement after 30 years of being active and this loss being 100% associated to PTTD. Soft tissue is not an issue, at least I think not, I still have some internal inflammation that I notice when I get to the end of the DF I feel a pull on my PT because it's not healed 100% but as it's not purely an antagonist to dorsiflexion as it's a weak plantiflexor, I don't believe it can be the one causing this brutal loss of DF even if it's tight and thickened and slightly swollen due to this process. I must admit that now that im using custom orthotics for the flat foot and valgus I feel great pain wise but the lack of DF will give me long term problems in knee and hip if I don’t resolve the issue. I would have never imagined PTTD would be so aggressive to heal, the first 3 months I was not even able to walk inside the house without pain (now Im back to approx 10K steps daily as pain is no longer an issue nor swelling, just the consequence of the DF loss). I would say mental strain is high because it chances your lifestyle functionally speaking in quite a dramatic way. Sorry for the extremely long message. Have a great day and many thanks for your thorough video.
Sebastian, thanks so much for being part of the fam! Make sure you subscribe to see more awesome content! Unfortunately, we can not give individualized medical advice over social media but we recommend taking a peek at our foot and ankle program, it sounds like it could be exactly what you need! theprehabguys.com/foot-ankle-prehab-program/
Hi have you experienced pain going up to your knees and buttocks with DF? Has it healed?
I can relate to your issue especially on the mental sprain part. I had a minor sprain and that completely changed my life. I still have pain after 2 years and been to physio and chiro. With chiro, it helped healed the area when it was originally sprained but around the ankle there’s still some pain. I get muscle cramps and some muscle knots have been formed. I’m hopeless because I’ve tried literally everything. So idk what to do anymore. Also I have sciatica in the same leg which is why maybe the pain goes up to the knee and thigh but never experienced this before the ankle sprain.
SUPERB explanation!
Glad it was helpful!
An incredibly useful video. Great job guys. Appreciate.
you are the first one who understands and explains the upper calf connection where I do felt my first pains, {after 5 year operation with crews and plates in ankle} But can i do these exercises with my operated ankle?
thanks for your exercises. I broke both of my ankles which sux!
Finally this the one
AWESOME video!!!
1:11 After an ankle injury this is very useful i'll do it for a week rn it's 48°
What exact measure app did you use on iPhone?
Great video!
Hi! your vid is really helpful i have limited ankle mobility however I don’t have a elevated thing.
Any sort of elevated surface can be used!
This is the most throughout ankle mobility exercises video as others I’ve watched don’t go into so much details.
Fantastic! So helpful, thanks.
Thanks
Really helpful !
Thank you team
great video!!!
Achha video hai, Sabse badi baat bahut saralta se bataya gaya hai. Thank you for this
You're very welcome! Thank you for watching!
Amazing video, thanks guys! Coming off the back of torn ankle ligament injury
We appreciate the feedback! New content out every Tuesday!
Absolutely fantastic video guys
Glad you enjoyed it. New video every Tuesday!
What's the name of the app?
What app are you using on the phone in order to do a measurement of range of motion? Thank you
It was the stock measure app that comes with the iPhone
My measurement came out as 51°.
Using squatting toilets does have its benifits.
Can you Marian this mobility Tho or the range that you added
I need Best foot drop treatment and exercise please
I need to fix my ankle lock up from drop foot. I can dorsal flex and lift my toes half way to how good I used too, but my
Hi guys, i just want to ask that i felt a little bit of discomfort on my knee when i was going to dorsi flexion in those exercises. Sorry for my bad english, i really hope you guys can understand what i’m saying. Much love for your content
Thank you! Try decreasing the range a bit and then gradually progress it as movement improves!
@@ThePrehabGuys ❤️
Which of these exercises are best for front of the ankle impingement?
Was buying into it all then he went into a deep squat and he was basically touching the floor, he does not have low mobility in his ankles
Just when I was looking into slant boards on Amazon you may have saved me some $$$
@theprehabguys hi I sprained my ankle over a year ago and sometimes it hurts to the point it goes up to my thigh and knee. Also noticed some muscle knots in the back of my lower limb. Would these exercises help?
HEY DOES ANYONE KNOW THE APP HE IS USING?
I had an injury in my left leg 2 years ago and after surgery I have ankle stiffness by which I cannot walk, running and squat properly what can I do to recover my ankle fully. Thank you,waiting for your reply...
Hey Rahul, thanks so much for reaching out! We actually have a great program dedicated to improving your ankle mobility which will improve your walking, running and squatting! Check it out! theprehabguys.com/program-ankle-dorsiflexion-overhaul/
I was taught these over 20yrs ago. only used them a few times. wish I'd kept doing them. now my ankles garbage lol
Do these exercises (especially the ones for joint restriction) help with anterior ankle impingement? Right now I can't move my knee past my foot due to pain when doing it.
What app measurement are you using?
Oh my god I can bend my ankle NOW !!! by just few minutes!!
Yes we love to hear it! Be sure to subscribe, great stuff dropping weekly!
Is there a bluetooth or wireless app or other hardware to see degrees while doing other exercise or stretches or maybe the straps for phones ?
What is the name of the app you using to measure please?
How often should these exercises be done?
Great content! How frequent should we be doing this and do I need to warmup before these exercises?
Thank you! Can do up to 2-3 times per day as able and we are always big proponents of a warm up!
I was wondering if you could provide an alternative for the bands. Those are a bit expensive where I live (at least for me) 🤧.
My ankle and front of foot issues are from sitting in congested traffic 2 hours a day w my foot on the brake. This area is completely locked up now
2:25 when I do this stretch on both legs I get a crazy calf pain and my form is fine I recorded it
I'm so confused cause there were so many stretches and I still dk which one I'm suppose to do. I just wanna learn to squat🥲
Hey Ritu! Lots of great stretches for ankle dorsiflexion! If you are truly looking to master the squat, check out our program here! theprehabguys.com/program-squat-fundamentals/
How about with blockage in the front?
Great video, Dr. Aaron, do these stretches work for recovering from insertional Achilles tendinopathy?
What if its stiff infront? Do you have a video for that one?? Thank you
We have some great ankle mobility videos on our foot and ankle playlist on the channel - check em out!
8:26 - _'YOU MUST FOLLOW UP ALL YOUR PASSIVE MOBILITY WORK (I.E. STRETCHING) WITH ACTIVE MOBILITY WORK!! (I.E. EXERCISES)'_
What’s the app you used in this video to measure dorsiflexion? Thanks!
Lots of great apps to download that will take measurements! Goniometer Pro is a good one for Apple!
Sir muscles below the thigh back side is small than other ??please give me tips to back the muscles and make them equal ???I request you sir please reply 😩😩😩😩😩
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Awesome thank you!
How many days work out to win this problem
I injured both of my ankles (anterior tibialis tendonitis) in separate occasions doing Rocking deep squats. I'm very hesitant to try these mobility movements. Help pls.
Hey Al, thanks for reaching out! Starting with what your body can handle and building up it's tolerance from there is always a great start! Our body can do amazing things but in time!
What if "joint things" are due to ORIF? still working the same way?
8:45 - _'ACTIVE MOBILITY EXERCISES TEACH OUR BODIES HOW TO USE THE NEW RANGE WE JUST GAINED'_
how about just compare to the unaffected foot?
After exercises, always reassess any changes/potential improvements in range change.
100 percent, assess don't guess!
Could someone please give me some instruction on how to use the Measure iPhone app here? How do I set it for degrees? It's measuring inches. Thanks!!
How do you know when it's time to do these exercises after a injury I have been told doing this to early can cause more problems
As long as exercises can be tolerated without a severe increase in discomfort or symptoms then we know that early movement as tolerated is important!
@@ThePrehabGuys thank you
Quick question: any idea why I get any uneasy feeling at the balls of my feet when doing exercises like toe taps, or using bands to expand my feet left and right, or doing calf raises. The feeling goes away after a few days. Is it because I do these exercises with just socks on and no footwear? It's like a numbness or a burning feeling or a combo of both.
Are all the stretches here applicable for all degrees of experience in movement? There is usually variations in flexibility depending on how sedentary the individual is....please respond
I got drop foot a half a dozen years ago. It’s fixed about half way, but my heel is still locked up. I stretch my calves every day but my heel still doesn’t get more flexible
You probably can't take the time to answer, but how safe and effective are these stretches for a 75 year old with end stage arthritis in the ankle? I don't want to make things worse! Thanks!
I'll answer since I'm getting up there too--kudos for seeking help for an issue. You can do these stretches despite the arthritis as long as you don't cause pain when you're doing the stretches. Since it sometimes takes longer for us aged folks to feel the effects of exercise/mobility, try doing this session for your sticking points only, then wait a day or two to see how it affected you. Proceed from there . There are many reasons/causes for arthritis, but a tight joint (especially in the feet) leads to friction and is a major factor in the body laying down minerals that eventually become spurs/arthritis. Go barefoot as much as possible. If we lack mobility, age will progressively be unkind. It's best to move as much as you can within a pain free range. There's a difference between the feeling of overstretching a tendon or ligament vs an arthritic joint. Sharp or hard pulling pain won't help. Check your progress by perceived increase in range, how much freer your ankle feels, and for how long. If you've injured your ankle(s) over the years, have some scar tissue and they're always stiff/painful, ask your doctor about prolotherapy (may have to refer you to sports medicine). You'll reel back in horror if you watch a video about how it's done to the feet, but I promise you it's not that painful and it works. Good luck! ruclips.net/video/Gpz3TYwMQNo/видео.html
jump 6.25 & 7.25, nice quote at 11.00 top top comment
Awesome videos! How often can/should you do the banded movements? Thanks!
It is hard to find a trainer like himself because all about money
Will this work for mobility after an ankle sprain
These exercises will defintiely help to improve mobility! Give them a try and keep us posted on how you are feeling!