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Ankle & Foot Joint Plantarflexion Passive Range Hold

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Overview

In this lesson, we introduce passive range holds for ankle and foot joint plantarflexion.

Objective

Become familiar with sustained stretch positions that encourage tissue adaptation and increased plantarflexion range.

What You'll Get

You'll explore how to hold your ankle in a stretched position long enough for the nervous system to relax and allow deeper access. The practice is simple but requires patience and awareness. Teachers will find this useful for students who need longer, gentler loading rather than dynamic or explosive techniques.

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