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Plantar Fasciitis: What is it, what causes it, what can I do about it?

Plantar Fasciitis: What is it, what causes it, what can I do about it?

Do you have pain in the bottom of your foot or heel? Does is hurt when you put your foot on the floor first thing in the morning? You may have plantar fasciitis. Watch this short video for more information, and please call for an appointment if you need help treating this condition. easy money programwww.damaibungalows.com/2014/

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Foam Roller for Lower Extremities

Foam Roller for Lower Extremities

In this video Ann demonstrates a series of exercises using a foam roller. These can be done before or after your workout to massage and release tight muscles and fascia. Perform 10 slow repetitions of each exercise. You can adjust the intensity of each exercise by putting more or less weight through the area on the foam roller. no credit check lenders only This video is for informational use only, and is not intended to diagnose or treat an injury. Please discuss any new exercise with your healthcare provider prior to beginning.

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Review of the Inov8 F-Lite 230

F-lite 230 Crossfit Shoe Review from Ann Wendel on Vimeo. I have been dying to try out the shoe that is all the rage among the Crossfit community right now, the Inov8 F-Lite 230.  My patients are always asking for shoe recommendations, so I like to have a large pool to draw from for different sports and activities. The folks from Inov8 were kind enough to send me a pair to review. I picked the brightest color they had available, the Azure Blue and White. This shoe is super lightweight, at 230 g (or roughly 8.1 oz). It has a flat, low profile midsole with a sticky rubber outsole (the F-Lite tread pattern). The shoe features a 6mm differential from the heel to the forefoot. The upper is constructed of nearly 100% mesh, which is breathable and drains well if it gets wet during a trail run. It provides toe protection and has a low, comfortable back and cuff. The outsole provides traction on slippery rocks and wet grass, but since the shoe does not have lugs, it does not collect and track mud. Because these shoes are minimalist, they may take some getting used to. If you are used to wearing built up running shoes with serious arch support, you may need to take your time to build up the muscles in your foot with these shoes before running distances. For folks who have already made the switch to “Five Fingers” or barefoot running, this shoe is very comfortable and provides protection from the elements when you are running outdoors. cash advances definitionquick loan with bad credit The sticky outsole also makes these shoes ideal for indoor workouts including box jumps, jumping rope, weight lifting, rope climbing, and rings. The shoes are so lightweight that you will barely notice […]

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