Roll Foot On Tennis Ball

Using your other foot to support yourself put as much gentle weight on the ball as you can tolerate.

Roll foot on tennis ball.

Rolling your feet out with a tennis ball is one of the best therapies you can use to rehabilitate your foot and to calm the pain. Roll the tennis ball up and down over the arch of the foot pressing in a little to make the massage more intense. These are the locations of your trigger points. Perform the tennis ball stretch while standing as your condition improves.

Simply push your foot onto the ball using your own body weight. Find a ball tennis lacrosse or pink bouncy balls all work or consider getting a spiky massage ball like this one to better stimulate pressure points. Ball of your foot place your ball roller or water bottle beneath the ball of your foot. Place the ball under your foot just behind the big toe mound.

If that type of massage is not very painful move onto the next steps. Repeat for 1 to 2 minutes. Roll for two minutes on each foot. Press into the ball as much as feels comfortable.

Slowly roll your foot from side to side so the ball crosses your arch. Roll the ball along the length of your foot from heal to toe for 1 to 2 minutes. Doing so will massage and stretch the foot by using your own strength to reduce tension in the plantar fascia. You can also roll the ball back and forth in gentle movements.

Push your foot into your tool and try to grip your toes around it. Hold for five seconds and repeat five times. Increase or decrease pressure as needed. Place the arch of your foot on the tennis ball and roll the ball back and forth with the arch of your foot.

Foot rolling place a single tennis ball underneath your heel. Perform the tennis ball stretch while seated. Stretching exercises create a pulling feeling in your muscles without causing pain. Use a moderate amount of force to compress each painful spot for 15 to 20 seconds before you move to the next.

Roll the ball over the area for about two minutes and then switch sides. Slowly shift your weight onto the ball or balls and note any areas of increased tenderness. If it is painful ease off the pressure a little until you find an amount that s comfortable. Put your foot on top of the tennis ball and roll it around massaging the bottom of your foot.

As your condition improves you can perform the tennis ball stretch while standing as well.