Plantar Fasciitis Exercises are widely used in addition with the htp heel seats. Each plantar fasciitis exercise you see below is meant to be done in
the early day, some before you get out of bed.
Plantar Fasciitis Exercise No. 1 - BELT STRETCH:
Take a wide belt and hold one end in each hand. Place the center of the belt over the ball of the foot. With your knee straight, pull
your ankle back toward you using the belt and the muscle on the front of your leg. Think about reverse stretching your arch.
Pull back and hold for ten seconds. Relax and repeat for five to ten minutes.
Take a book, board or other device and place it on the floor about two feet from the wall. Place the ball of your foot on the device.
With your knee straight, lean into the wall keeping your hips and legs in a straight line. Lean in and hold for five seconds.
Then do ten to twenty heel raises. Relax and repeat the exercise for a total of ten minutes. Do this with the knee slightly flexed
for the same amount of time.
Plantar Fasciitis Exercise No. 3 - MASSAGE:
Use some type of tubular device placed in the center of the arch. This should be about two inches in diameter and padded.
Sitting with your knee bent to ninety degrees begin to gently roll your foot over the massage bar. Increase the pressure until
you just begin to feel slight discomfort in the affected area. Maintain that pressure and continue to "roll massage" for 5 to 10 minutes.
Plantar Fasciitis Stretching Exercises:
Stretches for plantar fasciitis requires holding onto a countertop or table and squatting down slowly with the knees bent. The heels of both feet must be kept in contact with the floor while squatting. After 10 seconds, straighten up and relax. The stretch is felt as the heels start to raise off the ground. Repeat this exercise 15-20 times. Stretching the Achilles tendon requires leaning into a wall. Place one leg back behind the other leg. Keep the back knee straight with the heel on the ground while bending the front knee. While leaning forward, the stretch should be felt in the heel cord and foot of the straight leg. Again, after 10 seconds, straighten up and relax. Repeat this exercise 15-20 times with both legs.
Increases the Thickness of the Heel's Natural Fat Pad
Prevents Potential Occurrences of Plantar Fasciitis in the Future
Physically Re-Stretches the Plantar Fascia Ligament on the go
Structurally Supports the Heel Bone to Prevent Collapse