Shin Splints - Posterior Tibialis TendinitisMountain Land ...
Shin Splints - Posterior Tibialis Tendinitis YOUR HOMCErePaRteOdGbRyAJMared Beckstrand Jun 12th, 2014
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Repeat 3 Times Hold 20 Seconds Perform 4 Time(s) a Day
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Repeat 3 Times Hold 20 Seconds Perform 4 Time(s) a Day
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STANDING CALF STRETCH GASTROC While standing and leaning against a wall, place one foot back behind you and bend the front knee until a gentle stretch is felt on the back of the lower leg. You should primarily feel this stretch back behind your knee
STANDING CALF STRETCH SOLEUS While standing and leaning against a wall, place one foot back behind you and bend the front knee until a gentle stretch is felt on the back of the lower leg. No "unlock" your back leg by bending it slightly. You should now feel this stretch down by the Achilles.
Gastrocnemius stair stretch Stand with the middle of your foot on the edge of the stairs while holding onto the railing. Slowly drop heels off until you feel a stretch in the back of your legs.
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Repeat 20 Times Perform 1 Time(s) a Day
3 WAY CALF RAISE - TOES IN
While performing this exercise, always hold on to the hand railing. Stand on one step with your toes only, have your heel hanging off the edge. Toes should be pointing inward (toes are inside your heels). Next, lower your heel below the step, then raise back up onto your toes. Repeat.
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Repeat 20 Times Perform 1 Time(s) a Day
3 WAY CALF RAISE - TOES OUT
While performing this exercise, always hold on to the hand railing. Stand on one step with your toes only, have your heel hanging off the edge. Toes should be point outward (toes are outside your heels). Next, lower your heel below the step, then raise back up onto your toes. Repeat.
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Repeat 20 Times Perform 1 Time(s) a Day
Tennis Ball Raises
If you can tolerate an even more specific exercise for that posterior tib place a tennis ball between both heels and squeeze the ball. Raise up on your toes. Focus on even distribution of your weight on your feet and keeping the ball between the heels without dropping it.
Repeat 3 Times Hold 20 Seconds Perform 4 Time(s) a Day
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Repeat 20 Times Perform 1 Time(s)
3 WAY CALF RAISE - STRAIGHT
While performing this exercise, always hold on to the hand railing. Stand on one step with your toes only, have your heel hanging off the edge. Feet should be pointed straight forward. Next, lower your heel below the step, then raise back up onto your toes. Repeat.
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Balance on foam
Balancing on one foot is a great way to work all the muscles that stabilize your ankle. Make it more difficult by balancing on foam pad or disc without shoes (can use a firm pillow or a few folded-up towels).
Hold 2 Minutes Perform 1 Time(s) a Day
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