Mobility

Standing Ankle Inversion Eversion

Standing Ankle Inversion Eversion is a simple yet effective exercise focusing on the muscles around the ankle. This movement strengthens and stimulates flexibility in your ankles which helps in improving balance, stability, and aiding in the prevention of ankle-related injuries. It's often used for rehab after injuries to regain mobility and strength in the ankle. One rep consists of moving the foot inwards (inversion) and then outwards (eversion).
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Standing Ankle Inversion Eversion instructions
Step-by-step instructions
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Stand up straight with your feet hip-width apart.
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Raise one foot off the ground and balance on the other.
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Slowly rotate your raised foot inward toward the middle of your body, then outward away from your body.
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Repeat this movement for the required reps and then switch to the other foot.
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Take care not to rush through the movements and keep your leg stable to avoid tipping over.
Stand up straight with your feet hip-width apart.
Raise one foot off the ground and balance on the other.
Slowly rotate your raised foot inward toward the middle of your body, then outward away from your body.
Repeat this movement for the required reps and then switch to the other foot.
Take care not to rush through the movements and keep your leg stable to avoid tipping over.
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