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#Foot Eversion Reel by @rali_fitnesscoach - Foot shapes in Frontal Plane A Simple Way to Understand Foot Inversion and Eversion Inversion is when the sole of the foot turns inward, toward the
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Foot shapes in Frontal Plane A Simple Way to Understand Foot Inversion and Eversion Inversion is when the sole of the foot turns inward, toward the other foot or the center of the body. Eversion is when the sole turns outward, away from the center of the body. Understanding Pronation and Supination (in Closed Chain) When it comes to foot pronation and supination in a closed chain (like when your foot is on the ground), things get a bit more complex. To allow the arch of the foot to lengthen or lower during pronation, and to shorten or lift during supination, the rearfoot and forefoot need act and move move in opposite directions. For example, to access pronation in the frontal plane: The rearfoot must evert (you can think of it as your heel is “collapsing” inward slightly,the bottom of your heel is still on the ground — it’s just tilted so the outer edge lifts a bit. The forefoot must invert (is when the front part of your foot (the ball of the foot and toes) tilts inward, toward the other foot. Importantly, the lateral heel and 5th metatarsal head (the outside ball of the foot) should stay in contact with the ground. To access supination, the opposite needs to happen: The rearfoot inverts and the forefoot everts, creating a lifting of the arch. This coordination between different parts of the foot was one of the hardest concepts for me to grasp when I first started learning about foot mechanics — so I hope a visual alongside this explanation will help make it clearer! To learn more about the foot click the link in BIO or DM me for more info #footpronation #footsupination #footexercises #footmotion #footmobility
#Foot Eversion Reel by @katie.stclair.fitness - I don't like the term over pronator because pronation is a collection of movements not a position you are stuck in. What is really happening is that
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I don’t like the term over pronator because pronation is a collection of movements not a position you are stuck in. What is really happening is that the calcaneus is living in a position of more eversion so you aren’t actually able to pronate well. Instead we need to restore motion into supination WITHOUT the forefoot coming along for the ride. We can untwist the foot by placing a wedge under the 4th and 5th met which will keep the transverse arch in relative eversion compared to the calcaneus and midfoot going into relative inversion and supination. Once we get this we may actually be able to pronate because we have a place to come from. If this was helpful comment foot below 👇 and I’ll send you a link to grab a free Alchemy Strength Class to help you get more connected in your body. #footmechanics #pronation #flatfeet #overpronation #higharch #footpainrelief #footpain
#Foot Eversion Reel by @drnicolegarlit - This patient came in for big toe pain. The first video I asked him to do a single leg heel raise. No cueing, no instruction. As you can see, all his
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This patient came in for big toe pain. The first video I asked him to do a single leg heel raise. No cueing, no instruction. As you can see, all his weight goes towards his outer foot. He barely places any pressure through his big toe. His heel is significantly tilted to one side. The second video was taken on the same day, after completing just one exercise together. You can see how he loads better through the inside of his foot and his heel floats more balanced. The third video is the exercise I used to help my patient learn to pronate through his midfoot and forefoot, which teaches him how to push more efficiently into the ground. Sometimes a joint is stiff and painful because you learned how to avoid moving through it for so long. Instead of continuing to avoid it, I teach you how to find an entry point for strength and mobility in a way that feels safe and easy to understand. When this patient started with me, he had pain with everyday walking. After 6 weeks of working together, he just raced a 5k without toe pain and now he’s motivated to train for a half marathon next year. Let me repeat myself. IT IS POSSIBLE. Don’t give up on your dreams just because someone told you it’s not possible. Find the right help, put in the work, and you’ll be amazed at how freaking cool your body is 🙌🏽
#Foot Eversion Reel by @postureguymike (verified account) - Do your feet point outward like a duck when you stand or walk? 🦆 This is called duck feet, or foot eversion. When your feet are misaligned, it creat
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Do your feet point outward like a duck when you stand or walk? 🦆 This is called duck feet, or foot eversion. When your feet are misaligned, it creates a chain reaction: * Knees collapse inward * Legs internally rotate * Pelvis tilts forward Over time, this misalignment can lead to: * Muscle atrophy in the legs and glutes * Knee, ankle, and foot pain * Flat feet and sciatica The good news? You CAN fix this! I’ll show you a simple exercise to realign your feet and strengthen the muscles that keep them straight. Let’s fix your posture from the ground up! Comment ‘FOOT’ below for my full Foot Alignment Program! 👣 
#DuckFeetFix #FootAlignment #PostureCorrection #HealthyFeet #HipStability #StrongerPosture #PostureGuyMike #PostureMatters #painfreeliving
#Foot Eversion Reel by @ianmarkow - Then your ankle and foot are……. Unfortunately not moving very well. When you bend your knee or dorsiflex your ankle you should not have to actively
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Then your ankle and foot are……. Unfortunately not moving very well. When you bend your knee or dorsiflex your ankle you should not have to actively pull yourself forward with your shins. The majority of the movement should be an unlocking assisted by gravity and your body weight moving over your midfoot. This is a foot that is not getting relative motions. This is a foot and ankle that is not grounded. Does that make sense? @markowtrainingsystems
#Foot Eversion Reel by @elastaboy (verified account) - Pt 3 Feet First! Rebuild Your Arches 👣 Flat feet aren't the problem. Weak feet are. When your arches collapse, every step sends force straight up t
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Pt 3 Feet First! Rebuild Your Arches 👣 Flat feet aren’t the problem. Weak feet are. When your arches collapse, every step sends force straight up to your knees and hips, instead of being absorbed by your feet like they’re designed to. Today we rebuild that foundation with 3 drills that strengthen your arch from the inside out: 1️⃣ Banded Big Toe Downs – restore big-toe strength and the inner arch connection. 2️⃣ Banded Double-Foot Inversion – strengthen the muscles that resist pronation and keep your knees aligned. 3️⃣ Ball Squeeze Calf Raises – the ball keeps your ankles aligned and forces both arches to stay active. Without it, your heels drift and your knees cave in. It’s not about ‘higher arches’, it’s about stronger, spring-loaded ones that make every step lighter and more powerful. Next up: we build toe strength, the final link to full control.
#Foot Eversion Reel by @dr.schutza.pt (verified account) - Here are two of my favorite exercises to strengthen the arch of your foot. You just need two items of similar height. Make sure to have fun with it.
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Here are two of my favorite exercises to strengthen the arch of your foot. You just need two items of similar height. Make sure to have fun with it. Full disclosure, I had my hands on the bar for balance. For reference I’m 6’5” 215lbs. The arch got a great workout in with this one.
#Foot Eversion Reel by @gmoneymvmt - Anterior Ankle Impingement                 Dorsiflexion is tricky. You either have it or you don't but the ability to improve it requires that you're
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Anterior Ankle Impingement                 Dorsiflexion is tricky. You either have it or you don't but the ability to improve it requires that you're able to feel a stretch in the plantarflexors                   Many people will experience a blockage or even pain in the front side of the joint before feeling any sort of lengthening in the back                       I typically see 2 foot types that experience this         1. a foot that collapses in early and steals the motion through calcaneal eversion/ forefoot abduction         2. A very rigid foot where the calcaneus is stuck and the foot struggles to pronate               In both cases we have to manipulate the foot segments to preposition the joints where we want to encourage/delay movement                  We also need to consider which tissues are preventing the talus from effectively gliding back when dorsiflexing. Whether they're more superficial muscles or those that blend into the posterior ankle joint capsule (post talotibial & talofibular ligaments)                  In the case of #1, extending the toes will lift the tarsals and delay the collapse of the whole foot inwards to concentrate motion at the talocrural joint. This is one of the only ways I can find a stretch in the back of the ankle before an anterior pinch occurs                   The flexor hallucis longus can limit dorsiflexion as its the deepest plantarflexor that crosses the talus posteriorly           In the case of a more rigid foot that cant rotate well, Turning the pelvis away during these drills can help drag the tibia into internal rotation and facilitate the calcaneal eversion needed to fully dorsiflex                     We can also preposition the forefoot in inversion on a KB handle and dorsiflex while turning the pelvis toward to drive load through the lateral ankle ligaments and peroneals                      Initially I like to challenge the isometric behavior of the distal plantarflexors by adding a small heel hover and building to sets of 45-60+ here to get the tissues to yield. The lower calves will quiver if you get it right  Give these a try if you experience this and let me know if range improves!
#Foot Eversion Reel by @seriousleefit - Your peroneal (aka fibularis) tendons don't get the hype they deserve-but they're doing a lot of behind-the-scenes work 👀 They run along the outside
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Your peroneal (aka fibularis) tendons don’t get the hype they deserve—but they’re doing a lot of behind-the-scenes work 👀 They run along the outside of your lower leg and foot, acting as dynamic stabilizers every time you stand, walk, or change direction. Why they matter for everyone👏🏼 • They help control ankle motion and protect you from rolling your ankle • They support the arch and help distribute load through the foot • They’re key for balance and single-leg stability Why they’re especially important for runners 🏃‍♀️ • They eccentrically control pronation • They stabilize the ankle at toe-off when forces are highest • Weak or underloaded peroneals = higher risk of ankle sprains, lateral ankle pain, and even stress injuries up the chain Strengthen them using this exercise, emphasizing resisted foot eversion. Train your feet like the rest of your body. Strong ankles aren’t luck—they’re built🙌🏼💪🏼
#Foot Eversion Reel by @conor_harris_ (verified account) - This works for two reasons: 1.) In order to improve dorsiflexion, your foot HAS TO pronate. There is no way around this if you want genuine pronation
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This works for two reasons: 1.) In order to improve dorsiflexion, your foot HAS TO pronate. There is no way around this if you want genuine pronation and improve what most people think of when it comes to “ankle mobility”. The arch lowering (pronation) creates space in the foot and ankle joints for the shin to move over the foot. 2.) Foot pronation isn’t just simply your arch lowering, it’s actually a relative “twist” between your rearfoot and forefoot. The heel and rearfoot move inwards closer to the floor into what is called “eversion” and the forefoot moves (relatively) outwards into what we call “inversion”. This is a key component of healthy pronation. The wedges help position the foot to accomplish that. Lastly, make sure your knee moves over your big toe when doing this. That will help achieve full pronation as well. ——— #anklemobility #mobility #mobilitywod #mobilitywork #plantar #plantarfascia #footpain #basketballtraining #strengthandconditioning #warmup #squatmobility #gym

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