Weak Ankle Exercises

To alleviate the intense amount of pain you may have been feeling in your ankles, it is important to participate in some weak ankle exercises. Ankle exercises are designed to offer the ankle support, as well as to strengthen the area so that you can continue to do the activities that you love.

While you do exercises that strengthen ankles, it is essential that you wear the proper support. At Medi-Dyne, we offer products that will do just that. Tuli’s® Cheetahs offer the right amount of shock absorption and comfort to reinforce the ankles when they are susceptible to intense pressure.

How to Strengthen Ankles

• ProStretch Plus™ – Strengthen the ankle by sitting on a chair with your foot securely in the ProStretch Plus™ on the ground in front of you. Simply lift your toes as far as possible, and then push down with them, as if pushing a pedal in a car. Hold for 30 seconds, release, and repeat three times.
• StretchRite® – Sit on the floor with your feet out straight in front of you. Wrap the StretchRite® around the ball of the foot and hold securely with your hands. Pull back with your hands, while pushing forward with your toes. Do this for 20 seconds, release, and repeat three times.

How to Prevent Weak Ankles

If you are wondering how to prevent weak ankles, there are a few things you can do. First, speak to a medical professional to find out what might be causing your weak ankles. Next, participate in ankle exercises and stretches in order to strengthen ankles and allow for a greater range of mobility.

Finally, ensure that you wear the proper support anytime you are on your feet, whether you are walking, running, dancing, or jumping. In addition, understanding how to prevent weak ankles means you know when it is time to stop. If you feel pain or weakness in your ankles, it may be time to take a break and do some gentle stretches or give yourself a massage.

Contact Us Today

To learn more about how to prevent weak ankles with medically approved tools, contact Medi-Dyne today at 1-800-810-1740 or 1-817-251-8660.