4 Ankle Mobility Exercises to Unlock Your Tight Ankles

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024

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  • @sulezraz
    @sulezraz 2 года назад +38

    0:52 Foot Circles with toe curls (15-20 reps in one direction) - hold leg to prevent hips from moving.
    1:57 Foot and Toe Flexion-Extension (10-15 reps) - when pointing toes forward curl toes back and when extending foot back curl toes forward.
    2:49 Rolling on Toes - Squat Variation (4:09)
    4:49 Bear Walk - actively try to push heel to floor

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +9

      Good points to notice :)

  • @Kiran-go7cj
    @Kiran-go7cj 8 месяцев назад +18

    This is exactly day one for me ; my leg got out of cast today.. One and a half month after surgery.... I cant walk now, i cant stand without help, i can't really do anything without help... Watching this video and i should try to do these EXECERSIES every day.. Will update after 1 month ❤🥂

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  8 месяцев назад +4

      Hey, congrats on your first day of revery :) It'll be a hard road, but the work is worth it, so stick with it!

    • @disrespect519
      @disrespect519 7 месяцев назад

      Good excercise. How many weeks does it takes for you to walk again i have a similar fracture it's been 9 weeks now iam not sure whether it's time to walk. Pls help. Thank you

    • @Kiran-go7cj
      @Kiran-go7cj 7 месяцев назад +3

      @@disrespect519 it takes time so be patient.. I am walking now but not normally... Have so much pain and each steps is hard.. I have been doing this exercise its too helpful..eat calcium and vitamin tablets with good diet that helps too.. Am still on my walker but yeah am walking a bit of

    • @Kiran-go7cj
      @Kiran-go7cj 7 месяцев назад

      @@gmbfit thanks cap!

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  7 месяцев назад

      @@disrespect519 please ask your doctor

  • @LeonardoRamos01
    @LeonardoRamos01 2 года назад +27

    I broke my ankle in a similar way 6 months ago, I have 10 screws. This exercises come super handy in this moment for me, thanks!!!

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +4

      Sorry to hear that, but it IS possible to make a very good recovery if you take rehab seriously.

    • @MrHarpo0012
      @MrHarpo0012 10 месяцев назад

      @@gmbfitI broke my ankle 2 months ago and it’s still half healed and sore and it has red mark.

    • @jenniffer86
      @jenniffer86 9 месяцев назад

      @@MrHarpo0012how are you doing now? I’m at the two month mark and my incision is still very red, it’s barely healed

    • @priyangshuroy3914
      @priyangshuroy3914 4 месяца назад

      How is your ankle now bro ? How is the mobility?

  • @mrchippy7376
    @mrchippy7376 8 месяцев назад +6

    My doctor said I can start getting back to sports now. I sprained my ankle almost 3 months ago and it’s still tight and sore all the time. Thanks for the video

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  8 месяцев назад +1

      That's great to hear that you can get back to it!

    • @Shikhavlog25
      @Shikhavlog25 7 месяцев назад

      Hello same here almost three months ago my ankle sprained I walk but not so fast in my ankle side their are swelling 😢😢😢what should I do😢😢😢😢 please suggest. I am doing the exercises also everything. 😊

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  7 месяцев назад

      @@Shikhavlog25 Please see a doctor and have it looked at.

    • @Shikhavlog25
      @Shikhavlog25 7 месяцев назад

      Yesterday I went to the doctor they said swelling rahegi kuch time tak.

  • @garyhalkon8749
    @garyhalkon8749 Месяц назад +2

    This video has just popped up after I searched for ankle exercises after ORIF ankle surgery. I Sustained an bimalleolar fracture back in September, a week later I had surgery to correct the fracture/break to my right ankle. 3 weeks ago I had assessment and x-rays, they removed the surgery cast and replaced with a fibreglass cast, 3 weeks later I had further assessment and x-rays, the consultant said he was happy with the heeling and suggested I started to partial weight bear, I asked for a walking boot, but he said that they can slow down the recovery in certain circumstances and urged me to not have one and wanted me to get movement in the ankle as soon as possible. 3 days since then the range of motion is getting better every day with little and often movements in both raised positions and having my foot on the floor.
    I have also stood balanced on both feet, and slowly increasing the load going through my right leg, but not to full weight bearing yet. 80/20 to start with and moving to around 60/40. The confidence boost it gives is just what I needed. 4 weeks til my next assessment.
    Whatever your situation and you're reading this thinking the worst situations, things shall get better. You're stronger than you think!
    ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Месяц назад

      Amen - do not let setbacks be final.

  • @galaxiaad
    @galaxiaad 2 года назад +11

    Timely for me too. Slipped on ice in January and broke my ankle. I'm on week 5 after surgery and just starting PT. I can't do most of these right now but I'll definitely come back to it soon.

    • @ryanchurst
      @ryanchurst 2 года назад +2

      Sorry to hear this! Stick with your PT and these will be here for you when you’re ready!

    • @k4509r
      @k4509r Год назад +1

      How r u bro is everything sorted now

    • @anjalisahani7930
      @anjalisahani7930 Год назад

      When I be able to walk properly..I have completed 4 months of surgery.

    • @altinapilinci8870
      @altinapilinci8870 Год назад +1

      My husband is now on n the same situation ☹️he had surgery in ankle and fibula and tibia they put plates and 18 screws , hopefully he will be recovered soon again hopefully 🙏

    • @kirstyalexander3398
      @kirstyalexander3398 Год назад +1

      ​@altinapilinci8870 I had the same thing and have 10 screws and two plates. I'm 6 weeks post op and are out of cast and are slowly getting movement back, it's a long slow recovery. I hope your husband's doing OK 😊

  • @lovablecutie14
    @lovablecutie14 11 месяцев назад +3

    Loved the video! Tried the curl toes & right away felt relief & cracking sensation I needed !, is there a chance you can make an update video on how your ankle is ? & what other exercises you’ve done to help the mobility of your ankle !✨

  • @karlcernidtfftrdefdd
    @karlcernidtfftrdefdd 2 года назад +5

    This helps. I sprained both ankles, the right one, a few titles

  • @cathymitchell7369
    @cathymitchell7369 2 года назад +5

    Thx, my ankles bet quite stiff at times so I’ll add this to my yoga and exercises :)

  • @33Jenesis
    @33Jenesis 2 года назад +2

    Omg this is so timely! I twisted my left ankle (the large tendon under the bone) 4 weeks ago. Pain has lessened but not gone. I am afraid that it will be there forever. Thank you Ryan for these tips to rehab and strengthen ankles. I will start doing them.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +1

      Sorry to hear that - just be gentle and gradually push a little harder as it gains strength

  • @lexyladybug81
    @lexyladybug81 9 месяцев назад +2

    i had a similar break but 8 screws and the two long ones on the other side with a plate

  • @Musicismylove888
    @Musicismylove888 2 года назад +1

    I broke my fibia, tibia and foot in 2000. The nurse said they weren't worried about my leg healing since it had 2 metal rods and 11 screws. But she they were worried about the heel since it wasn't going to move for a total of 7 months. A few years later I started having serious back pain due to a bulging disk. This was the result of my ankle being so tight, pulling my leg inwards, debalancing my hips and then pushing a disk out in my lower back. I found a slant board on Amazon and have been using it loyaly every morning and night to keep my ankle flexed. Its all mechanics.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +1

      Glad you've been able to make progress :)

  • @UB3R1NV3RT
    @UB3R1NV3RT Год назад +2

    Thanks for the tip of holding my leg for foot circles. Its barely any movement side to side for me but hopefully will slowly get better with practice.

  • @AP-hg6cp
    @AP-hg6cp 3 месяца назад +1

    Thank you for this 🙏🏽

  • @danieladecarvalho8519
    @danieladecarvalho8519 Год назад +3

    Will try

  • @stevennewlin8640
    @stevennewlin8640 2 года назад +1

    thank you for this. i was feeling just how tight my Achilles tendons and ankles are as i progress through Elements. i will add these to my warm ups.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад

      Nice - it should be helpful, along with just continuing to do the Elements movements

  • @stephaniestuart-wf7lb
    @stephaniestuart-wf7lb 2 месяца назад +1

    I had surgery for trimalleolar fracture 3.5 months ago. 2 plates and a couple of screws. I was full weight bearing from the start, but with a boot. I was very flexible before this, and looking to get back to that. It's stiff in the mornings, but I can walk without a limp in supportive shoes (like hiking shoes) but still limping a bit barefoot on a hard floor. I'm aiming to get back to running (not jogging or marathons but functional running for buses etc). Im doing hydrotherapy, other physiotherapy regularly along with exercises and yoga between sessions. My progress is slow but measurable - I have a good range of movement in the ankle, not yet what it was but I'm working on it meantime. I have no idea how to tell if what I feel is muscle stretch or metalwork, but my physio will be able to tell me hopefully. The thing that's most reassuring is that the pains are shifting progressively, in new areas that are coming back into action. My main concern is to regain symmetry in strength on both sides, right and left. Your encouragement helps - thanks

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 месяца назад

      Really glad you're working with a physio. Please show them this video if you want to make sure it will be appropriate for post-rehab (most PTs love our material, because one of our founders is a PT).

    • @paulscoolroroo
      @paulscoolroroo 2 месяца назад +1

      I had a trimalleolar fracture on August 1st 2024 ! 1 plate and numerous screws, had operation 10 weeks ago apparently I have 98 percent back already but still limp and slight discomfort! But I’m a long way forward to what i was! So there is light at the end of the tunnel! It’s not all doom and gloom! Great video BTW!

    • @IgorVanKrieken
      @IgorVanKrieken Месяц назад +1

      Same here. I’m looking for a full recovery in about 6 months, thats my current goal anyway, may change :)

    • @muneerahkhan7378
      @muneerahkhan7378 Месяц назад +1

      Please any advice for swelling. I am going on week 2 without cast from nwb to now fwb . The swelling is really bad

    • @paulscoolroroo
      @paulscoolroroo Месяц назад +1

      @@muneerahkhan7378 it will go down the more you move about, also elevate when possible, use ice packs or led therapy.. my ankle is still puffy but a lot better since I’ve been waking.. just keep going but don’t over do it 😎

  • @gauravi_deo
    @gauravi_deo 4 месяца назад +1

    I have same surgery bimalleolar ankle fracture and even my foot twisted and was drooping backwards- just that it was the left one. I am almost a month now and in a cast boot or the Frankenstein shoe as I like to call it. Still on non weight bearing and doc has suggested the front and back stretching. This video is very informative- cant wait to start the rest of the exercises! 😊 and it is indeed motivating to see a person post ankle surgery- give you an ideo how it will be post recovery.😊 thanks

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  4 месяца назад +1

      Sorry to hear about your injury. Do what your doc/pt tells you and then continue with your rehab and it will get better! Let me know how things go for you.

    • @gauravi_deo
      @gauravi_deo 4 месяца назад

      @@gmbfit yess got a check up after a month and have to keep my feet light till then. ☺️

    • @乐乐-x6n
      @乐乐-x6n 3 месяца назад

      Hey I also bimalleolar ankle fracture. 2 weeks on cast. Then 2 weeks after surgery cast.
      Then now on boot. Have you started walking tie toe with boot n cluthes? The doctor allow to remove the cast, while on bed.

  • @meekscooper9426
    @meekscooper9426 10 месяцев назад +1

    Busted my tibia had surgery in December just last week got the go ahead to start walking in the weight bearing boot. I really needed this video but it’s hard to do these now my ankle is still swollen and very stiff I am very worried about the stiffness because I cannot move my ankle in circles only my toes up and down. I do hope I recover soon because I feel helpless at times

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  10 месяцев назад +1

      It takes time, but working through that difficult recovery is worth the effort.

  • @Adi_Bossanac
    @Adi_Bossanac 2 года назад +1

    Yes sir! Im doing it.

  • @randiread
    @randiread Год назад

    Very similar ankle injury due to a car accident. I have very limited mobility even 3 years post accident and cannot run due to my ankle. Thank you for your video

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад +1

      It takes LOTS of very real and difficult work. But the alternative is just living with it... I think it's worth the effort.

  • @kims2735
    @kims2735 2 года назад +1

    Hello I came across your channel by accident. I was doing research about my broken ankel. I broke both fibula and tabula to my right ankle and had fixation to luckily just my fibula. It's been such a long recovery and I'm just getting to pt. I can't belive how limited my range of motion is and I so hope to improve. I really liked your video I hope to start trying it as I'm really struggling with rotation and tie flexibility and how you hold your leg really does the trick. Thank you for your help with this 🙏. I hope this helps me.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад

      It's tough, no doubt. PT will not be comfortable or fun, but it's so very important that you follow the instructions and continue to do the homework. When you're ready, some of these might be helpful too.

    • @alicer3600
      @alicer3600 Год назад +1

      I am 2m post opp from an Orif . I broke my tib and fib on my lower left leg. I am also experiencing the same stiffness with limited range of motion around the ankles. Hope you are doing better.

  • @danielgamingpc4090
    @danielgamingpc4090 Год назад

    Thx for video!! 👍👍👍

  • @melliedavis2193
    @melliedavis2193 2 года назад +2

    Reminds me of warming up my feet in my ballet days

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +1

      Ballet really seems like one of the few disciplines where the feet get the attention they deserve (because otherwise, you'll get injured and not make it very far - ballet is *rough* on the feet!)

  • @AndrewBishop-oc4qs
    @AndrewBishop-oc4qs Год назад +1

    I had a bone infection on my fibula and tibia, any advice???

    • @AndrewBishop-oc4qs
      @AndrewBishop-oc4qs Год назад

      Started playing sports again but my ankle is stiffer and not as good preforming as my other foot

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      This video is my advice

  • @JackTaylorGuitars
    @JackTaylorGuitars Год назад

    Great video man, thanks! I rolled my ankle skateboarding recently and, now it's healed, it's stiffer and less mobile than before. Definitely going to work on these! Nice Les Paul by the way 🤘

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      Glad you're healed up! This can help regain some range of motion if you keep at it :)
      And thank! Love playing it :)

  • @david__8106
    @david__8106 Год назад +2

    Hello friend, I have read in some comment that the plates (hardware) were removed. When you removed the plates, did you notice improvement and were you able to gain more joint range in the ankle? I have the same injury as you and this week they removed the material and also performed an arthroscopy to clean the tissues that have adhered. Did you also have an arthroscopy to clean those adhesions? Greetings from Spain, I await your response, thank you

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад +1

      Yes, they cleaned things out and I was able to gain back my mobility after the plates and screws were removed. Hoping to hear good things about your ankle. Cheers.

    • @david__8106
      @david__8106 Год назад

      @@gmbfit Hello again, let me tell you that yesterday they removed the osteosynthesis material and they did an arthroscopy in the same operation to clean adhesions. In your case I think it was the same operation as mine, right? I wanted to ask you how many days after the operation you were able to support yourself with crutches, and my other question is if after your operation you noticed that you had lost ankle dorsiflexion, which is what is happening to me at this time post-operation, possibly it is due to inflammation or having had very little time after surgery, but I feel like I have gone backwards and now it is more difficult for me. The doctor told me that up to 15 days will not support. Greetings and I await your response due to my great uncertainty, thank you again.

    • @КостяКостя-л2х
      @КостяКостя-л2х 7 месяцев назад

      @@david__8106 Hello. Just noticed your post. As far as I know when arthoscopy is done and all adhered removed too the mobility must be better. How are you now ? As I understood plates and arthoscopy were conducted in one go right ?

  • @IgorVanKrieken
    @IgorVanKrieken Месяц назад

    21 screws here. Foot feels unlocked now but ankle still pretty much locked in place. Will definitely try these

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Месяц назад

      Do what you can. It's better than the alternative.

    • @IgorVanKrieken
      @IgorVanKrieken Месяц назад +1

      ⁠btw, why did you need to remove the screws. My doctor tells me i might keep mine for good. Just curious

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Месяц назад +1

      @ Because I'm still so active if I were to break it again with everything still in there it would be worse.

  • @lucasnicolasfioramanti7878
    @lucasnicolasfioramanti7878 4 месяца назад +2

    Did you take off the screws and the fixation plate?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  4 месяца назад +1

      @@lucasnicolasfioramanti7878 Yes, one year later

    • @lucasnicolasfioramanti7878
      @lucasnicolasfioramanti7878 4 месяца назад +3

      @gmbfit ohh that's great. Was it a big difference? How long did it take you to recover after they took it off? I'm an amateur athlete and broke mi ankle 4 months ago, and I would like to take the screws off but I'm not sure if it is the best option for me.

    • @乐乐-x6n
      @乐乐-x6n 3 месяца назад

      @@lucasnicolasfioramanti7878
      I just did it two weeks ago
      My surgeon said if it didn’t create just live it in
      But if really want take out
      Is like a year later

  • @truewanderer99
    @truewanderer99 11 месяцев назад

    My elder brother gone through this surgery last week..hope he would be fine now

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  11 месяцев назад

      Best of luck - to him. Please encourage him to do his rehab diligently.

    • @truewanderer99
      @truewanderer99 11 месяцев назад

      yes sure ..Thank you and pray for his speedy recovery ❤️

  • @sonikaraghuwanshi3575
    @sonikaraghuwanshi3575 Год назад +2

    How long did it take you to get full range motion?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад +1

      Almost a year.

    • @banderkhalid3977
      @banderkhalid3977 Год назад

      @@gmbfit thanks for is video, but did you remove the For metal and nails ?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      @@banderkhalid3977 yep, it's all out now

  • @aqsakhan8122
    @aqsakhan8122 4 месяца назад +1

    When will do this exercise my cast has removed before 5 days kf ankle surgery

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  4 месяца назад

      @@aqsakhan8122 Gotta ask your doc about that.

  • @ashleyspianoprogress1341
    @ashleyspianoprogress1341 2 года назад +2

    What is the reason for curling the toes in the first exercises?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +3

      Build control and strength

  • @terridanelle6083
    @terridanelle6083 25 дней назад

    Fractured and dislocated my ankle on august 02nd, had surgery 9 days after the break and was 2 weeks in hospital. 4 months later Im still limping, still doing rehab everyday, still wake up stiff and sore and pain everyday from muscle spasms and genersl soreness. I hugely underestimated the rehabilitation of my ankle. I have fears that I may never be the same and will be limping for the rest of my life 😢 I hope not!

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  24 дня назад +1

      You had a serious injury to a joint that carries 50% of your weight. Rehab is going to be a long-term project, but doing it is absolutely worth it. Do NOT accept partial recovery. Be diligent and stick with it. Again: full function is wort the effort.

    • @terridanelle6083
      @terridanelle6083 24 дня назад +1

      @ thank you i needed to hear that today 🙏🏽

  • @dineshkandasamy5509
    @dineshkandasamy5509 11 месяцев назад +1

    Sir. I have medial ankle fracture . And surgery will be done before two months . And when i go to ankle mobilization execrsies.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  11 месяцев назад

      Sorry to hear that. Hope you heal up soon!

  • @ashleyvazquez6166
    @ashleyvazquez6166 5 месяцев назад +1

    Hey I have a questionnn so did you get your plate and screws removed??

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  5 месяцев назад

      @@ashleyvazquez6166 Yes, one year after the initial surgery

  • @tenalivenkateswarareddy4613
    @tenalivenkateswarareddy4613 Год назад +1

    My lift ankle skiing 1 operation
    1plate and 9 screws. Recovery day of injury sir?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      Why on earth would be asking a random person on RUclips instead of your doctor? This makes zero sense.

  • @stephenbattle2321
    @stephenbattle2321 10 месяцев назад +1

    I have the same exact injury and I’m a year out from surgery. I’m able to jump rope and low box jumps. But once I twist to turn a direction I get pain every time. Do you have any suggestions for that?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  8 месяцев назад

      If you can jump rope and do low box jumps then this isn't the same surgery. Best to ask your doctor about that pain.

  • @RichelTorreon-b5s
    @RichelTorreon-b5s 4 месяца назад +1

    We had desame problem sir...got my surgery 2 weeks ago

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  4 месяца назад

      Hang in there.

  • @zmzmzmzm4236
    @zmzmzmzm4236 Месяц назад +1

    Did you remove the screw?bec i still have 9 but i dont know i can remove or not

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Месяц назад +1

      I had everything removed 1 year after the first surgery.

    • @annastehrerpolaskova5677
      @annastehrerpolaskova5677 27 дней назад +1

      @@gmbfit How long was the recovery after the screws removal for you? And did you have the removal in total anesthesia or perhaps only local? I have the same long screws in my inner ankle and would like to get them removed soonish. :)

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  27 дней назад

      @@annastehrerpolaskova5677 Actually was pretty quick recovery for me after that. I had epidural.

  • @tungru1
    @tungru1 2 года назад

    Thank you for the great video! What's the song in the background of the intro?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад

      I believe it's some stock music from YT. Glad you like the video - hope it help :)

  • @Constantin_C
    @Constantin_C Год назад +1

    Did they remove all those screws and plate?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  11 месяцев назад

      Yes. I had them taken out one year later.

  • @cricketmaniacs3541
    @cricketmaniacs3541 2 года назад +1

    Can these exercises be used for a ankle rehab?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад

      It's hard to say. Rehab isn't one thing. It depends on what you're rehabbing from, severity, etc.

  • @shikky_1
    @shikky_1 Год назад +1

    i broke my ankle same as you, this is my day 4 after the 6 weeks non weight bearing im using crutches to walk its lilbit painful but i gotta keep going. i was just wondering how much time did it take for you to walk normal again

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад +1

      About 6 months to be back to normal. Was walking before that but still having issues in doing do.

  • @zmzmzmzm4236
    @zmzmzmzm4236 Месяц назад +1

    Same here 7 and 2😢

  • @garysellars8914
    @garysellars8914 2 года назад +2

    Great video. I sprained my left ankle really bad about a year ago and there's still discomfort in certain positions when i move. Also it feels like my dorsiflexion is reduced on that ankle. So i've been trying to really work on it lately to get it feeling better.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +2

      A year is a long time, but beyond simply healing, it does take a while to rebuild the strength and especially the tendon strength after an injury. Just be consistent with doing some work on it. It probably *won't* get much better on its own, so you need to be active in completing your recovery.

    • @garysellars8914
      @garysellars8914 2 года назад +2

      @@gmbfit Thanks GMB. Yeah i kept thinking well wait a bit longer and that irritating tightness and soreness will go away but it never completely did so i'm trying all special types of mobility to try and get rid of the scar tissue that might be causing the tenderness. It's not pain just more like tender.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +1

      Sounds like you're on top of it. Keep going and let us know how things stand after a couple weeks :)

  • @robz9988
    @robz9988 2 года назад +1

    ​ @GMB Fitness My wife broke her ankle skiing - 3 operations, 2 plates and 12 screws. She has a layer of adhesions (feels virtually rock solid to the touch) under the scar tissue and around the ankle severely limiting her range of movement. She can do the first three exercises on your list, but is only 8 weeks on from when she broke it. Any suggestions of what she can do till she can put her full weight on the foot. Thanks...

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +3

      She should probably be doing physical therapy. Sounds like a serious injury, and the right steps to take over the course of the healing process should be directed by in-person diagnosis rather than general suggestions from a guy on the internet.

  • @famousnetwork8157
    @famousnetwork8157 Год назад

    Please provide information on when to start these excersise...i have had bimalleolar surgery with 2 plates and 9 screws..its 5 th week now.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      Only your doctor can tell you that.

  • @corirobinson1835
    @corirobinson1835 20 дней назад

    Did you have the playes and screws removed?

  • @sheemakarp6424
    @sheemakarp6424 Год назад +1

    Some of these require great flexibility in knees & hips.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад +1

      The ankles, knees, and hips all work together, and we have resources for all of them. Do the ones you *can* do, and as they increase your mobility, you'll be able to start doing more of the rest.

    • @shortvideos6689
      @shortvideos6689 9 месяцев назад

      I had a bad broke in my ankle too..but the problem he loose the flexibility ..but im trying your exercises😊​@@gmbfit

  • @КостяКостя-л2х
    @КостяКостя-л2х 7 месяцев назад

    Hello. Thanks for great exercises. Just one question. When they remove metal hardware can they conduct some additional procedure ? I mean contracure removal , just to improve ankle motion. In your case it was like that ?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  7 месяцев назад +1

      This is something to ask your doctor. I don't know your situation.

  • @poloistanina
    @poloistanina 2 года назад +1

    My right ankle/ calf is stiffer than the left. Super frustrating when the left foot can do stuff that the right is barely dragging towards, for example a pistol squat. I did this exercise now and noticed that when I make those circles with my right ankle, the muscles up my right leg cramp badly, the ones between the pelvis and thigh bone, like really high up the leg. Kind of like the same cramp that you can get from an L-sit. I guess it's logical that a restricted ankle movement is connected or maybe the cause for muscle weakness somewhere up the chain.

    • @poloistanina
      @poloistanina 2 года назад

      Or it could of course have been the sitting position, where I pulled the knee close to the chest, which caused the cramp 😀

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +2

      Ah yeah, you're not alone in this. Most of us have imbalances of some kind. The best, most simple way to address is to just spend a bit more time and effort on that right side when you practice- whether you've got tightness in the ankles or somewhere further up the chain. 🙃

  • @cyrus-9473
    @cyrus-9473 Год назад +1

    hello sir
    i had the same injury about a year ago and the doctor removed all the screws and the plate about a month ago
    i have a question after all these years do you have any problem with your ankel like Arthrose or Arthritis? this my biggest fear because my doctor said i might get a Arthrose or Arthritis in the future😑

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      The only issue I have now a days is that my ankle is a bit tight the next day after certain things like running. However, after a bit of stretching it out I'm fine. :)

  • @joemamma2220
    @joemamma2220 Год назад +1

    If I keep my toes curled and go all the way down when I'm doing circles, my toes dislocate. Is that normal?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      Dislocate? No, that doesn't sound normal.

  • @leiawelsh
    @leiawelsh 2 года назад +1

    The exercise beginning 3:20 I can’t GET my knee past my toe yet (five weeks downline from a bad ankle sprain) -is there value in trying or should I wait until I can do the previous ones effectively before revisiting it?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +1

      Don't force anything. It's good to push *slightly* into the end ranges whee you feel a stretch but no pain. Keep bumping up against the limits but if it's simply not available to you yet, skip it and focus on the others.

    • @leiawelsh
      @leiawelsh 2 года назад +1

      @@gmbfit Just wanted to say a quick thanks. Two weeks further downline (seven from the injury) with daily repetition and I can get the knee marginally over the toes, albeit nowhere near as far as on the 'good' side yet It's working.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад

      @@leiawelsh Great! Recovery always takes too long, but I'm so happy to hear it's working for you. Keep at it :)

  • @joyous8248
    @joyous8248 2 месяца назад +3

    Spiral fracture of my right fibula & ankle .. had my surgery today 27 days today .. this week I finally start Pt .. to be honest I’m scared to death but I know I must start the healing .. & walking .. it’s been frustrating & psychologically it’s messed w/ my psyche !!! Still lots of discomfort.. .. ortho said 12 more weeks in a boot .. 🥺😣.. 🩼🩼

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 месяца назад +3

      Hang in there! One thing that helped me is to celebrate the little wins each day, no matter how small they are! Those little things add up over time and help to keep you going.

    • @joyous8248
      @joyous8248 2 месяца назад

      @@gmbfit ty for that !!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽

    • @caroldobson4246
      @caroldobson4246 2 месяца назад +1

      Hang in there it's a process. I broke my ankle the end of July and I'm still I still have to wear boot but the good news I can walk a little bit with boot but not full pressure yet. It's been a real struggle but I'm getting close to the finish line

  • @santiagodiaz5495
    @santiagodiaz5495 Месяц назад

    Morning, I had two surgeries of ankle ligament reconstruction. Does this for work for me? My ankle is stiff

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Месяц назад

      only one way to find out...

  • @tabbywillies6592
    @tabbywillies6592 Месяц назад +1

    Going through this my ankle is very stiff

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Месяц назад

      It will be but with practice it'll get better!

  • @meherinlamia7709
    @meherinlamia7709 2 месяца назад +1

    Hey my fracture is talus or ankle also... I can't walk after my surgery but after 1month therapy i can walk. But not properly... It's been 4 or 5 month running... Can you help me about it.... And also i have a insecurities that can i walk properly like before?😅

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 месяца назад +1

      Honestly, after major accidents, the body won't be the exact same it was before. But you can also work to be a little bit better each day. Check out this article. gmb.io/stiff-ankles/

    • @meherinlamia7709
      @meherinlamia7709 2 месяца назад

      @@gmbfit thanks 💗

  • @SAM-ti7vq
    @SAM-ti7vq Год назад

    Amazing!! Can I ask if you were able to get full range of motion at the end? If not, what percentage difference would you say to before? And is it noticeable or very rarely?
    Sorry for the many question haha

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад +1

      Current ROM is better than most people.

    • @SAM-ti7vq
      @SAM-ti7vq Год назад

      @@gmbfit Sorry for being daft here, but most people in general not those who had this injury correct?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад +1

      yes

  • @shesacraftyone
    @shesacraftyone Год назад

    Not at this point in my therapy yet but will keep these in mine when I’m able to. Thanks!

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      Good luck. Just take it at the right pace for you and keep going.

  • @pilatesyogataichifit
    @pilatesyogataichifit 2 года назад

    What type of material is your padded flooring (mat) there?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад

      It's the cheapest possible foam puzzle mat

  • @titanup7135
    @titanup7135 7 месяцев назад

    I just got cleared for partial weight bearing yesterday my ankle is so stiff I’m told my ankle bones are healed I just need to improve range of motion

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  7 месяцев назад

      That's great to hear.

  • @mousumidas6614
    @mousumidas6614 Год назад

    Please tell me your ankle stiffness recovery time pls reply

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      It's completely individual and depends on the injury

  • @Danielle24
    @Danielle24 2 года назад +1

    The drs wanted to break my ankles when I was in accoma, they didn't.. Because my ankles drawed up, I'm glad they didn't but I tend to walk on my tippy toes.. That reduces the pain..

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад

      Maybe try the exercises to rebuild your feet

    • @Danielle24
      @Danielle24 2 года назад +1

      @@gmbfit I do releves they work for me..

  • @Star16438
    @Star16438 2 года назад

    Hi, are these exercises effective for really tight ankles and feet from exercising?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +1

      yes

    • @Star16438
      @Star16438 2 года назад +1

      @@gmbfit thank you. 😊

  • @pemapulger733
    @pemapulger733 Год назад +1

    Did you remove your plate n screws?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      Yes, one year after the initial surgery.

    • @pemapulger733
      @pemapulger733 Год назад

      @@gmbfit all right....

  • @robs1714
    @robs1714 Год назад +1

    Broke my ankle with a dislocation 5 mo. Ago. Full blown trimal. I get a crazy painful burn when I try any knee over toes or air squats that do a lot of dorsiflextion … hope that goes away, worried it’s the screws on inside ankle malleolus

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      Sorry to hear and I feel for ya. I remember I also had discomfort when I had all my hardware in my ankle. Actually had it all taken out a year after my surgery. No issues now a days.

    • @robs1714
      @robs1714 Год назад

      @@gmbfit how did you know it was the hardware? That’s what I’m worried about …. How long was that recovery? I the outside plate, I can’t tell it’s there … the inside is the real trouble area

    • @fooffie
      @fooffie 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@robs1714 How are you doing on your recovery

    • @robs1714
      @robs1714 7 месяцев назад

      @@fooffie if I put a number on it, I’d say I’m 90% back … I doubt it will improve past this point.

    • @fooffie
      @fooffie 7 месяцев назад

      @@robs1714 DO YOU HAVE STIFFNESS?

  • @DanulSenadeera
    @DanulSenadeera 9 месяцев назад

    My right side leg ankle tighter than other can i fix it doing exercise or surgery

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  9 месяцев назад

      probably, this video sows you the exercises I recommend

  • @sabarishblue
    @sabarishblue 5 месяцев назад

    When we can able to start these excercise after surgery. Mine 6 weeks after surgery just removed casting. Its really very hard and tough to stretch ankle .

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  5 месяцев назад

      You need to ask your doctor that. How would I know?

  • @altinapilinci8870
    @altinapilinci8870 Год назад

    My husband is now on n the same situation ☹️he had surgery in ankle and fibula and tibia they put plates and 18 screws , hopefully he will be recovered soon again hopefully 🙏, I don’t know how long it will take 😢

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад +1

      It will take as long as it takes. That'll be shorter if he does his rehab and then continues to work on mobility with exercises like these.

  • @MURTA.k
    @MURTA.k Год назад

    Hu brother, I have the same fracture, how long exactly until I walk normally

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      Only your doctor can tell you that. If you do the work to rehab correctly, it will go faster.

    • @MURTA.k
      @MURTA.k Год назад

      ​@gmbfit thank you so much 🌷

  • @alicejones9031
    @alicejones9031 2 года назад

    I had the same break in 2006. Now i have pain in the front of my ankle affecting my gait. Arthritis showed up but it feels like more than arthritis!!

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +1

      I hope the exercises can hope you find some relief.

    • @alicejones9031
      @alicejones9031 2 года назад

      @@gmbfit thank you but i have pain when i weight bear on my ankle past 90 degrees. I cant do a lot if your stretches. Wish i knew what was wrong besides arthritis.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +2

      @@alicejones9031 There are things in this very video that you can gradually use to improve that. And several other foot/ankle videos on our channel that can help. Be gradual and consistent. Don't resign yourself to pain and limitation.

    • @alicejones9031
      @alicejones9031 2 года назад

      @@gmbfit i sure will check them out, however, my ankle hurts and the top of my foot burns with burning up to inbetween my 1st 2 toes. Ive been gettin PT for it for a few months, but no sucess with reduction in pain, weakness and burning. I had no trouble with my ankle since 2006, but recently having these symptoms. No trauma to it either. Its a puzzler

  • @JasonRochester-i1y
    @JasonRochester-i1y 11 месяцев назад

    I had an accident almost two years now mine is an open ankle fusion am walking with crutch now but stiffness cramps and just starting to move toes ankles rotating is coming on fine

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  11 месяцев назад

      Keep working at rehabbing it - ankles take time, but you need them, so it's worth the effort

  • @fundadivrik6237
    @fundadivrik6237 Год назад

    Hello, my wrist is broken in the same place. They did not put it in a cast. There is a plate with screws and 2 nails. In which week did you start walking? It has been 10 days since the surgery. I have finger movements and I can pull the wrist towards myself.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      Recovery is going to be an individual thing. Please heal fully and do your rehab. That's the most important thing.

  • @jsubhashsubbu7594
    @jsubhashsubbu7594 Год назад

    Hi Ryan
    I am Subhash from India and i'm facing a similiar issue as you described in this video
    2 months ago a surgery was performed with a plate in my right ankle and im still not bearing weight as per doctor instructions
    I know it depends on person and the surgery to tell how long does it take to recover completely
    Just wanted to know how many weeks it took for you to walk completely on your own without any crutches or walking boot
    Thank you

    • @mansherdiwaker1959
      @mansherdiwaker1959 8 месяцев назад

      Do not worry it's different with some cases, in my case it took 5 months to bear full recovery weight on feet , it takes time to heal properly, when u bear full weight on ur feet and started walking, then do ankle movement exercise to walk properly

  • @Funndlol
    @Funndlol 2 дня назад

    I have 6 screw plate with 2 k wires can u tell me first walk is painful or not ? 😢

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  День назад

      rehab is painful

    • @Funndlol
      @Funndlol День назад

      @gmbfit rate the pain out of 10 😭😭😭

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  15 часов назад

      @@Funndlol your experience will be your own

    • @Funndlol
      @Funndlol 14 часов назад

      @gmbfit 💯

  • @grubbinwithgixergurl2109
    @grubbinwithgixergurl2109 11 месяцев назад

    I had a complete ankle replacement 6 months ago. I’m trying to get my joint not to be stiff anymore. Any ideas??? Please help

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  11 месяцев назад +1

      The video literally tells you my ideas.

  • @michelleongoro5495
    @michelleongoro5495 9 месяцев назад +1

    Mine are 10 screws on the outside and 4 screws on inside bone

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  9 месяцев назад

      Fun times. :)

    • @michelleongoro5495
      @michelleongoro5495 9 месяцев назад

      @@gmbfit it is but at times it's uncomfortable

    • @michelleongoro5495
      @michelleongoro5495 8 месяцев назад

      What other exercises can be done to strengthen the ankle

  • @mariusmustermann6856
    @mariusmustermann6856 2 года назад +1

    you've got some serious toe control. mine just do whatever sometimes.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +1

      I've practiced, and you probably have not...

  • @irfanullahkhan9849
    @irfanullahkhan9849 Год назад

    Can I do the same exercises 2 months after my surgery?
    I fractured my ankle 2 months ago..I have a screw and a K wire, so should I do the same exercises now?
    Please sir I need your advice..

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад +1

      Ask your surgeon or physical therapist. There's no way I could possibly guess about your recovery progress.

  • @lilymoze9572
    @lilymoze9572 3 месяца назад +1

    I broke my ankle 2 months ago. 3 plates and 11 screws.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  3 месяца назад

      So sorry to hear that. Take care of yourself and be sure to do your rehab.

  • @V009j
    @V009j 5 месяцев назад

    I had a similar surgery as you, it's been 2 years I am still limping and there is a lot of stiffness in my ankle. I really don't know what to do. I am losing hope

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  5 месяцев назад

      Did you do physical therapy? Have you done consistent exercise to build strength and mobility?

  • @jaysreebandaru1000
    @jaysreebandaru1000 Год назад

    I had my ankle surgery 8 weeks ago and i had 1 rod nd two k wires can i do these exercises coujd u plz reply me

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      Everyone's recovery is different. Run it by your doctor or physio.

  • @AbigailEdwin-j6k
    @AbigailEdwin-j6k 5 дней назад

    After two months of ankle surgery with screw I can't place my foot on the ground what should i do 😢 is only my toes that ks touching the ground my foot is hanging up

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  4 дня назад

      You should do rehab with a competent physical therapist.

    • @Funndlol
      @Funndlol 2 дня назад

      Bhai exercise se khul jayega jaam ho gya h 😢

  • @mansherdiwaker1959
    @mansherdiwaker1959 8 месяцев назад

    Hey bro it's five months of my ankle surgery my tibia and fibula bone broken like same as u , now my ankle is tight i can't move like other , does these exercises really help and how much time it takes to move properly, please reply 🙏🏻

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  8 месяцев назад

      Do you think I'd bother making a video of this if it didn't help?

    • @mansherdiwaker1959
      @mansherdiwaker1959 8 месяцев назад

      @@gmbfit I think u didn't read the comment

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  8 месяцев назад

      @@mansherdiwaker1959 all righty then

  • @sarunishar4824
    @sarunishar4824 9 месяцев назад

    When did you removed your screws

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  9 месяцев назад

      One year later

  • @MarkBacera
    @MarkBacera Год назад

    Looking forward to trying these! I think I just have scar tissue and stuff from twisting my ankles so many times in high school sports (I'm in my late thirties now).... Do you think these will help? Or is it too long ago? (No pain at all, just really limited dorsiflexion)

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад +2

      They'll help more than doing nothing will :)

    • @MarkBacera
      @MarkBacera Год назад

      @@gmbfit Of course! Trying it out now :)
      Any thoughts on those exercises where you use an exercise band to assist with helping you mobilize the ankle bone (talus)?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      If that's where your issues it, it can help.

    • @MarkBacera
      @MarkBacera Год назад

      @@gmbfit thank you! I'll be doing both then! 💪

  • @andilemdubo151
    @andilemdubo151 6 месяцев назад

    Can you run now and hop?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  6 месяцев назад

      Yes

  • @Luckyswee
    @Luckyswee 7 месяцев назад

    Hello sir my ancle leg operation March 20 now I'm feeling 😢i can do walk when you walk in me. Sir please reply me

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  7 месяцев назад

      Stick with rehab and give it time.

    • @Luckyswee
      @Luckyswee 7 месяцев назад

      @@gmbfit sir ur what's up number please my x ray report I will show u please sir

  • @ambojikiran
    @ambojikiran Год назад

    I had ankle surgery before 2yers,why my ankle still hurt and swell

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      I'm not your doctor. I can't begin to guess.

  • @mukeshsinghaniyam4615
    @mukeshsinghaniyam4615 11 месяцев назад

    Ankel plaster hua tha sir, crack nhi tha,sirf ek dusre se alag ho gya tha, minor.
    Plaster 45 days rakhe the..
    Avi plaster open huwa h,and joint ho gya h,15 January 2024 avi kuch din phle plaster open huwa h,sir
    Thora chl lete h to phir dard krne lgta h,kaise thik hoga

  • @fundadivrik6237
    @fundadivrik6237 Год назад

    And I'm very worried, if I can't walk, I have swelling and bruising

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      Please see a doctor.

  • @pilatesyogataichifit
    @pilatesyogataichifit 2 года назад

    One issue from the kneeling position is that some of my family (most of the 70+ contingent) complain they feel pain when their knees are on the ground (even on a mat). Any suggestions?

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад

      Have them do different exercises that don't require them to be on the ground. Not all movements are appropriate for everyone. Though we've got lots of active clients at and above that age, 70+ start to become a specialized demographic, and people with pain or injury history might need specific interventions.

  • @DawnYogaCare
    @DawnYogaCare 2 года назад

    As always Warm up first.

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад

      It's not necessary for this as all, but if you enjoy it, by all means...

  • @bonfacekariuki-oc2qe
    @bonfacekariuki-oc2qe Год назад

    I broke my ankle and my deltoid ligament and after the oparation all is going well...will i be able to back on field again remember i broke while praying football...

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад +1

      Hang in there and be sure to do your PT!

  • @c-squid5827
    @c-squid5827 2 года назад +2

    How did you do that much damage to your ankle? Martial arts injury?

    • @Greg_Chock
      @Greg_Chock 2 года назад +2

      Skateboarding I believe. Ouch!

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  2 года назад +3

      Yep, skating

  • @shajathkhan2531
    @shajathkhan2531 10 месяцев назад

    I am in 8th week can anyone please say is it advisable to do this

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  10 месяцев назад

      yes, your doctor can tell you

  • @RichelTorreon-b5s
    @RichelTorreon-b5s 4 месяца назад +1

    I got 8 screws

  • @moulinyan
    @moulinyan Год назад

    really cant be bothered to do all this despite being severely debilitating

    • @gmbfit
      @gmbfit  Год назад

      All right then