Basic Stretching Exercises

Learn the proper way to do stretching for heel pain, plantar fasciitis, tendonitis, achilles tendon problems, arch pain and other foot problems. A quick instruction video from Dr. Neuhaus in Smyrna, Tennessee will help show you the technique.A podiatrist’s guide to stretching exercises for heel pain, plantar fasciitis, achilles tendonitis and other foot problems. Demonstrated by Neuhaus Foot & Ankle, providing care to patients in the Nashville, TN area-Murfreesboro, Smyrna, LaVergne, Nolensville, Antioch and Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. Dr. Matthew D. Neuhaus describes the proper technique for stretching to reduce your foot and heel pain. More information on other foot problems and foot care products can be found at www.neufoot.com.

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  1. flamezstr33t says:

    good vid

  2. NeuhausFootandAnkle says:

    Thanks. I hope it was helpful.

  3. gamerwarriorx says:

    thanks my mom have tendonitis and she need some exercises.

  4. squirtt102 says:

    Thanks, you just saved me $1000 in physical therapy!

  5. teresachristine says:

    Thank you, very good video and helpful.

  6. sgandmg says:

    Thank you, I really appreciate you taking time to help others that aren’t necessarily your patients.

  7. kraspberry says:

    Thank you! I have Plantar Fascitis and these exercises will be helpful!

  8. ekstrandbg says:

    Fantastic exercises. Very clear. Why can’t every medical office do this?

  9. woodsome says:

    Thanks very much – really useful, clear, simple and, happy to say, effective for PF.

  10. bibbeny says:

    Just saw this 3 days ago. I had this problem. I tried this and the next day. No pain, no ibuprophen, no hobbling around when I got up or after sitting down. I was about to buy a $300 pair of orthodics. Thanks. This will be a part of my daily routine.

  11. comicfan2008 says:

    VERY INFORMATIVE THANK YOU.

  12. emzyk says:

    Thank you, arches feel better already.

  13. carmelhound222 says:

    @kraspberry
    Did this work for you? I’m still suffering. Thanks.

  14. kraspberry says:

    @carmelhound222
    No, but I don’t do it like I should. I bought a foot brace off of Amazon and I noticed after wearing it for a week or so that the pain wasn’t so intense when I got up in the morning. It’s kind of uncomfortable though. I haven’t been wearing it lately and the pain is back. How long did you try the exercises? I think consistency is the best way to get rid of it. Also, I wear tennis shoes almost all the time. Good luck, I know how much it hurts!

  15. Gitana1234 says:

    I’m a nurse and I’m on my feet for the entire shift. I really appreciate these suggestions. Stretching feels good.

  16. irishgypsy323 says:

    Thank you so much for posting this. I have had a re-occurring situation with plantar fascitis for about the last 10 years, but it’s never been as painful as over he past month. I needed some basic exercises to get in the habit of doing, I’m hoping these help.

  17. angelheartdh says:

    thank you so much. Ive been suffering with this since last July its just awful!!

  18. ryan16202 says:

    is it important to be a 20 ounce water as opposed to a smaller bottle?

  19. chique1111 says:

    I ve had pf for 1 1/2 yrs my doc said it usualy lasts around 1 1/2 -2 yrs,as he also had it. Mine came back out of the blue 2 days ago after months of being ok,why would that be? I have lately been sitting on the couch ,with my legs straight forward on the coffee table,heels on the table toes looking up towards the ceiling and then the laptop on my legs,could that have put pressure on my legs to cause pf? Just trying to work out what Ive done wrong

  20. chique1111 says:

    I ve had pf for 1 1/2 yrs my doc said it usualy lasts around 1 1/2 -2 yrs,as he also had it. Mine came back out of the blue 2 days ago after months of being ok,why would that be? I have lately been sitting on the couch ,with my legs straight forward on the coffee table,heels on the table toes looking up towards the ceiling and then the laptop on my legs,could that have put pressure on my legs to cause pf? Just trying to work out what Ive done wrong

  21. pajdibable says:

    I’m so excited to have seem this exercise video for my plantar fasciitis .

  22. cabounds1 says:

    Thankyou. It is so much better to see a person showing how to exercise and give advice than trying to work out charts etc. Sensible and helpful video, now I am off to try some of it out so I can get to work tomorrow and off these crutches.

  23. Miss_RysWorld says:

    Custom orthotics, inserts and arch supports can help relieve arch and metatarsal pain, heel pain, postural instability, bunions &calluses,

  24. runners - Twitter Search says:

    Chamakh got into a "runners stretch" trying to beat the offside trap. Funny stuff. Didn’t work –

  25. snmtazz says:

    I have seen people run in them, I would not though! I have running shoes for that! The work on balance!

  26. Atxaznchk says:

    9. When mother dipped him in the "magical" water, she held him by his ankles. Wherever the water touched, he was invincible. But, the ankles had not been dipped, therefore they were his weakest spot. His heal.

    Today, when someone says this phrase, they are referring to weak spot. Their vulnerable place.

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