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Your Poor Ankle Dorsiflexion Mobility is WRECKING Your Knees
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Have you tried to solve knee pain, but nothing is working yet? You may be struggling because you aren't improving your ankle dorsiflexion.

Ankle dorsiflexion and mobility (or lack thereof) is one of the common causes of knee pain, yet it is also one of the most overlooked. You'll learn what ankle dorsiflexion is and why it's important to the good health of your knee and lower limb movement patterns. You'll also learn the most common causes of limited ankle dorsiflexion mobility.

Next, you'll discover a quick and easy test you can do at home to check if you have limited ankle mobility.

Then, we'll go into four exercises to increase the range of motion as well as strengthen the muscles around the ankle so you keep the range of motion gains for the long haul.

Exercise 1 builds up the intrinsic foot muscles. It's a good one to master since we use it all the time for ankle, knee, and hip pain exercises.

Exercise 2 mobilizes your ankle. You'll need a strength band anchored to something low and a sturdy surface to step onto.

Exercise 3 requires a wall to lean against. Remember to focus on your posture. And, if you remember, use any opportunity during your daily life to keep focusing on your posture. It'll pay off.

Exercise 4 has a couple of cues to keep in mind. First, alternate sides. Slide forward with the trailing leg. Then, pull yourself forward on the upward movement. This trains proper activation patterns for climbing stairs. If you are comfortable with this exercise, feel free to add weight by holding dumbbells.

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STUDY: Ankle Dorsiflexion Affects Hip and Knee Biomechanics During Landing - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34096370/ 

Knee Pain Solution: www.precisionmovement.coach/knee-pain-solution/ - our improved course based on peer-reviewed research and designed to get you moving freely ASAP. Proven to decrease pain, improve activity participation, and build resilience, all in an at-home 20-minute routine.

ROM Coach app (free!):​ www.precisionmovement.coach/rom-yt - our beautiful mobile app to improve your mobility and help you achieve movement longevity, includes the Daily Movement Tuneup and gives you 3 new exercises that will activate every muscle and mobilize every joint in your body every 1-2 weeks (only 3-5 mins/day!)

Precision Movement Academy:www.precisionmovement.coach/academy - includes everything you need to get ALL of your joints and muscles functioning properly to eliminate compensations and imbalances so you can get back to and keep doing the things you love, for life

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@zairethyben2018

8 months ago

Okay, I've been a Coach E disciple for over 3 years now, but the PM Clamshell is kind of blowing my mind. I feel like I've just adjusted my legs into alignment like a chiropractor would a spine. I was definitely doing short and skinny foot incorrectly, therefore doing ankle dorsiflexion incorrectly and so one up the chain. But this exercise seems to have forced proper alignment and activation, not allowing valgus knee that I clearly have been doing. I can't believe how much I'm feeling the proper active arch now. Game changer. Thank you, Coach E!

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@kathyann9169

4 weeks ago

You are a genius! I love your videos. Your analytical mind and your deep dive into how stuff works is amazing. So happy I found you.

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@stjohnssoup

8 months ago

Great! Thanks

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@bendutton

8 months ago

thank you , this is what i've been looking for!!

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@dianneshuford2861

8 months ago

Thank you for clear descriptions and great demonstrations of an important area to address!

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@LaterKat

8 months ago

Thank you. I discovered lefty DF lack and compensations. Perfect routine to improve my range and biomechanics. For me this is the piece I was missing from the DF routine.

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@mikeg5288

3 weeks ago

Such a quality channel. Thanks coach E!

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@Apollo_Blaze

2 months ago

Awesome video 🔥

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@jonarnold7689

8 months ago

Nice work. Thanks.

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@user-ow9jy8ss8u

8 months ago

How nice exercises!

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@iPondR

8 months ago

Great vid as always! Your comment about how the lunge relates to walking up stairs is interesting... I've often done the reverse - which is to go down stairs really slowly while holding the ankle in dorsiflex - it's worth doing if you can hold the movement without (too much) pain in the knees. (note; I am a runner who is also a senior!) ;)

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@kuanhau4323

8 months ago

Perfect, exactly what I was looking for. The mobilisation exercises I’ve done before and they help greatly, more I have a routine to build up a more permanent fix.

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@JohnPretty1

8 months ago

Thanks, coach E. Mid 50s and a little out of shape. I'm pleased to find that my ankle dorsiflexion is okay. I do have short calves, hamstrings, and quads though, plus minor hip and glute issues, which mean that I am about 9 inches (23 cm) away from touching my toes and while I don't have knee pain (as yet!) my knees I have noticed are quite tight when I (toe) squat, or try to kneel-sit with my lower legs underneath me. A podiatrist recently told me I have limited ROM in my big toes and while it's not so bad just now I am also keen to restore that. BTW I have been using your wrist ROM exercise regularly and can report excellent results. They definitely feel stronger and pain is gone.

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@christinelemieux5537

6 months ago

I love your videos. I now know that I have had a lifelong ankle dorsiflection ROM problem with my right foot. My right foot is always turned out, just as my Mom's was. I didn't know there was something that could be done about it, and the occasional knee issues I have. Thank you!

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@despoinaporfyridou-hh5si

8 months ago

Perfect exercises and cueing Eric!l am a huge fan of you!Wish you were offering courses for proffesional movement experts👍👍👍

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@cgriffball6889

3 months ago

This is brilliant video guidance, thank you so much. I have lost 1.5 inches dorsiflexion on my left foot so I am going to work on it using your exercises. The summary table at end is super helpful too. Thanks again

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@one-step-at-a-time-curiosity

2 months ago

I had "dead butt" with an immobile ankle bone and fallen arch. those last two exercises! whew, it's alive again!. Lol.

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@srStinnky

8 months ago

I don't really have knee pain but I'll like to learn more to improve my ankle mobility.

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