Ankle Mobility: Stabilizers

Physical Therapist Dr. Colin Miller demonstrates how you can work on your stabilizers.

The stabilizers, peroneals and posterior tibialis, are the main muscles that aid in preventing sprained (rolled) ankles. These muscles are usually overlooked and under trained causing athletes to be at a higher risk for injury.

When performing these exercises, make sure to perform them at a slow and controlled rate to tax and provide as much tension as possible through the movement.

Perform 3 sets of 15 reps in both directions.

Pro+Kinetix Physical Therapy & Performance specializes in helping active individuals in Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley, Walnut Creek, and San Francisco get back to exercising and working out pain free without having to take time off or relying on injections/pain medication. Pro+Kinetix offers rehabilitation and performance services to all populations, with specialties in Sports Rehabilitation, Active Release Techniques, and Manual Therapy Techniques plus Personal and Small Group Training, Sport Clinics and Wellness Services.

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