🦶 Banded Ankle Eversion
The Banded Ankle Eversion is a beginner ankle exercise that targets the peroneal muscles. Strengthen the peroneals (outside ankle muscles) crucial for sprain recovery. It's commonly prescribed during rehabilitation for Ankle Sprain. Below is how to perform the Banded Ankle Eversion with correct form, plus the benefits, common mistakes, and how many reps to aim for.
Benefits of the Banded Ankle Eversion
- Strengthens and activates the peroneal muscles
- Improves strength
- Supports recovery and rehab for Ankle Sprain
- Can be done with simple equipment (resistance band)
- Performed sitting, so it's easy to set up
How to do the Banded Ankle Eversion
- Sit with leg extended
- Loop a band around your foot, anchored to the inside
- Push your foot outward against the band
- Slowly return
How many reps & sets
A common starting point is 3 sets of 15 reps. Progress gradually and stop if you feel sharp pain.
Form tips
- Move only at the ankle
- Keep knee still
Muscles worked
Peroneal muscles
When to be cautious
- Acute swelling
Who should do the Banded Ankle Eversion?
The Banded Ankle Eversion is often included in programs for people recovering from Ankle Sprain, and for anyone wanting to strengthen the ankle. It's rated beginner.
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