How to Fix Peroneal Tendonitis for GOOD (5 Exercises)

Struggling with peroneal tendonitis? This video reveals the root causes and practical solutions to help you find lasting relief.

Peroneal tendonitis can cause persistent pain and soreness along the outside of your shin and ankle. If you’ve been relying on stretching, calf exercises, or massages without seeing results, it’s time for a new approach. Coach E from Precision Movement dives deep into the biomechanics behind peroneal tendonitis and walks you through five targeted exercises designed to fix the root causes.

In this video, you'll learn:

The three common root causes of peroneal tendonitis, including past ankle sprains, poor hip stability, and flat feet.
Why traditional advice like calf stretches and massages often falls short.
Five step-by-step exercises to address imbalances, strengthen key muscles, and build resilience.

From activating the intrinsic foot muscles to strengthening your hips, these exercises integrate your whole kinetic chain for better function and stability. Whether you’re a runner, athlete, or just someone looking to walk pain-free, this video will guide you toward lasting relief.

Don't miss the full breakdown of each exercise, plus tips on progressing safely. Remember, these methods are backed by science and focus on addressing the root of the issue—not just masking the symptoms.

IN THIS VIDEO
0:00 - Intro: Why stretching isn’t the solution
04:58 - Exercise 1: ASMR: Peroneals
06:30 - Exercise 2: Plantarflexion + Inversion / Dorsiflexion + Eversion
08:00 - Exercise 3: Short & Skinny Foot
10:05 - Exercise 4: Side-Lying Hip Extension
11:50 - Exercise 5: Midline Hinge
14:45 - Routine summary and next steps

Links and Resources Mentioned

Peroneal Tendon Disorders Study: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles...

Pronated Feet and How to Fix Overpronation (YouTube):    • Pronated Feet and How to Fix 3 Differ...  

Foot & Ankle Pain Solution Program: https://precisionmovement.coach/foot-...

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