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    Roll Ball Foot Exercise Guide

    Roll Ball Foot demonstration

    Exercise Profile

    Target
    Gastrocnemius
    Equipment
    Rollball
    Body Part
    Calves
    Primary Muscle
    Gastrocnemius
    Secondary Muscles
    Tibialis Anterior, Soleus
    Intensity
    low
    Category
    stretching
    Skill Level
    beginner
    Estimated Calories
    2.5
    Alternate Names
    Foot Roller Stretch

    How to: Roll Ball Foot

    1. Sit on the ground with your legs extended in front of you.
    2. Place the rollball under your feet.
    3. Gently roll your feet back and forth over the ball, focusing on your calf muscles.
    4. Continue for 1 to 3 minutes, breathing steadily.

    Common Mistakes

    • Rolling too quickly which can create muscle tension instead of relaxation.
    • Not maintaining proper posture during the stretch.
    • Overextending the feet which may cause discomfort.

    Modifications

    • Perform the stretch sitting down for added support.
    • Reduce the pressure by using a softer surface to roll on.

    Tips

    • Keep your body balanced while rolling the ball under your feet.
    • Ensure your knees are slightly bent to avoid strain.
    • Focus on your breathing while performing the stretch.

    Roll Ball Foot Alternatives

    Roll Ball Peroneus

    Roll Ball Peroneus

    Body Part: Calves

    Roll Ball Tibialis Anterior

    Roll Ball Tibialis Anterior

    Body Part: Calves

    Roll Ball Calf

    Roll Ball Calf

    Body Part: Calves

    Tags

    calves
    stretching
    yoga
    mobility
    rehabilitation
    foot health

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