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Stretching Foot Rocker
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Item Number: 1.5lb-Stretching-Foot-Rocker
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Stretching Foot Rocker
Stretching Foot Rocker Features:
- Improves flexibility
- Dynamic stretching
- Helps prevent foot injuries
- Helps fend off ankle, arch and achilles ailments
- Three 30 second repetitions will work wonders
Rock your way to increased flexibility. Stretching Foot Rocker helps relieve pain associated with lower leg ailments. Developed by sports professionals the stretcher puts the foot in a perfect position for safe and effective workout. Three 30-second repetitions work wonders for heel pain and develop flexibility to fend off ankle, arch and achilles ailments.
The Foot Rocker is ideal for stretching and rehabilitation of the ankle, achilles tendon, and calf muscles. Unique rocking feature allows dynamic stretching of the lower leg. Stretching Foot Rocker works every muscle in your leg. Helps prevent lower back pain and discomfort associated with plantar fasciitis, ankle strain, achilles tendinitis, foot injuries and more. Optimum foot position for proper S-T-R-E-T-C-H-I-N-G. 7 1/4 x 3 x 5 1/2". |
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Stretching Foot Rocker
Anonymous
(Unknown)
9/6/2009 1:29 PM
I used the Stretching Foot Rocker when I was getting physical therapy for a broken ankle, and I liked it so much I bought one for myself. I have plantar fasciitis, and the prostretch provides a really profound and relaxing calf stretch which helps loosen up the tight muscles that cause foot tenderness and pain. It provides such a strong stretch that I would warm up a little before using it, by walking around or doing less intense stretching of the gastrocnemious muscle in the calf. It's a pain having to stretch every morning or night, especially w/ a full time job and 2 children under 3. However, I leave this thing next to my bed and stretch first thing in the AM and last thing in the PM and it works very well. I first started using it while in plantar fasciitis and found that of all the other stretches they had me do, this one seemed like the most productive and felt the most effective.
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