Top 6 Exercises for Healing the Root Problem of Plantar Fasciitis

Plantar fasciitis is one of the toughest conditions to successfully treat even with help from healthcare professionals!

The most common exercises are stretches for the achilles tendon, rolling on a frozen water bottle, grabbing a towel with the toes, grabbing marbles with toes and using a band to move the ankle in 4 different directions.

These exercises and stretches don’t resolve the root problem of plantar fasciitis, which is usually weakness in the toe muscles.

In this video, Dr. David shows you his top 6 exercises for healing the root problem of plantar fasciitis.

🦶 Check out this video playlist for more help with plantar fasciitis:
“Plantar Fasciitis Help”
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00:00 Top 6 Exercises For Healing The Root Problem Of Plantar Fasciitis
00:24 Full Toe Mobility
02:02 Toe Curls With Overpressure
04:32 Heel Raises
06:06 Standing with Toe Grabbing
08:05 Walking With Toe Grabbing
09:30 Jumping With Toe Grabs

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