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Ankle & Foot Joint Eversion Passive Range Hold

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Overview

In this lesson, we explore passive range holds for ankle and foot joint eversion.

Objective

Understand how sustained stretching can gradually expand eversion range and improve ankle adaptability.

What You'll Get

You'll work with held positions that allow the medial ankle tissues to lengthen over time. This method is gentle and accessible, making it ideal for students with hypermobility or those who respond poorly to aggressive stretching. For professionals, it's a safe and reliable tool for building baseline range before progressing to more dynamic techniques.

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