A Super Simple Stretch for Ankle and Foot Mobility

 

Ankle and foot mobility are vital to whole body health. Wearing shoes, especially boots, limits the mobility of the joints in your feet and ankles. When you don't move your joints, you eventually lose the ability to move them.

When a joint can't move properly, other areas of the body compensate to keep you on your feet and moving.

In today’s video you’ll learn a simple exercise packed with ankle and foot mobility benefits that can easily be practiced multiple times every day.

If you try it out, don’t be surprised if your foot cramps. Foot cramping is a sign you’re waking up connections that haven’t been used for some time!

If your foot does cramp, simply come out of the exercise until the cramping subsides. Then try the exercise again.

If you try this simple stretch, let me know how it goes in the comments below.

See you in the studio!

Sydney

P.S. – Today's exercise is the perfect addition to the healthy foot protocol exercises we reviewed in this post: 3 Ways Your Shoes Messed Up Your Alignment and How to Repair It

Sydney

Sydney

I’m here to help you get stronger and more flexible through alignment-based restorative exercise so you can enjoy all the activities you love in life. You can work with me in two convenient ways: digitally through the Pilates Tonic Online membership or personally with in-person Restorative Movement Sessions.

11 Responses

  1. Hi Sydney, great video (like all your videos), thank you. Also where did you get those toe spacers (or whatever they are called). I have yoga toes but they are really puffy and I cannot walk with them. Thanks again.

  2. Hi Sidney,

    Thanks again and again for these well produced videos. Every time you nail it and I love that you share the funny fits and starts too!

    I have a question about the toe wideners that you wear. They look comfortable since you always have them on. What kind are they? I need some.

    All the best for 2016 and thanks so much for sharing so wonderfully and intelligently the knowledge you’re amassing for all of us.

    Kind regards,
    Laura

  3. Thanks Sydney, I will look them up. Thanks again for all the awesome videos. I hope you and our family have a great 2016.

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