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Partner isometric ankle exercises are static exercises performed with the help of your physio or a training partner. Isometric exercises are performed without moving the…
Isometric ankle strengthening exercises work the ankle joint in all directions statically. This means without movement. They improve ankle stability. Make sure to include inversion,…
Seated wobble board execises are basic, early stage ankle mobility exercises. They form part of a number of our lower leg rehab programs. In particular,…
Stand with your weight equally balanced on both legs. Be aware of where you centre of gravity is. Close your eyes and hold the position…
Eccentric ankle inversion works the ankle invertors eccentrically. This means they are lengthening whilst at the same time contracting. This exercise forms part of our…
Toe walking exercises are excellent for strengthening and stabilizing your lower legs, targeting key muscles in the calves, ankles, and feet. Try these two variations:…
Sit against the wall and slide down so you are in a ‘comfortable’ position with your thighs horizontal. Then raise your heels up off the…
Isometric ankle inversion hold exercise.