How to Walk WITHOUT Flopping Your Feet Causing Chronic Ankle Instability

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  • Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
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  • @maacbond5419
    @maacbond5419 3 роки тому +18

    could you make a video regarding how to warm up for a training session?

  • @user-fe7gl4ir8z
    @user-fe7gl4ir8z 4 місяці тому +1

    Just becoming aware of fascia and agree with you on it's importance.

  • @xaverrussel491
    @xaverrussel491 Рік тому

    How to pull up with the hyper arc, when you walk do your toes push the floor like curl towel exercise???

  • @sportssubs297
    @sportssubs297 3 роки тому +3

    my ATT and other tendons in my foot pop up as soon as I lift one off the ground.

  • @zaz9607
    @zaz9607 3 роки тому

    我抬起脚跟走路,那根筋可以一直看的见,但是不能左右横跳,跳2下,它自己就不见了,请问这个是新手正常的吗

  • @ThomasToPC
    @ThomasToPC Рік тому +1

    In my Taijiquan school, we use a similar weight distribution - toward the front of the foot. Even in combat the heel touches the floor, but without putting weight on it, so much so that you can slide a piece of paper underneath the heel and pull it out without resistance. The function of having the heel being in contact with the floor is to apply there my intra-abdominal pressure for “propulsion” during a technique.

    • @rebellianne86
      @rebellianne86 Рік тому +1

      Interesting

    • @sportysbusiness
      @sportysbusiness 3 місяці тому +2

      Don't forget the brain/muscle connection. The heel touching the floor when you walk normally tells the brain to relax muscles like the hip flexor, allowing your pelvis to move and the femur to rotate correctly in the hip socket. Walking on your toes or the ball of the foot keeps the hip flexors engaged, great for fighting, horrible for long term hip health.

  • @hanken7252
    @hanken7252 5 місяців тому

    So when I walk should I start from heel or ball ?

  • @ahmedsaeedbj
    @ahmedsaeedbj Рік тому +1

    He coach can you make a video on how to walk for knocked knees (knee valgus)? Thanks

  • @AK_UK_
    @AK_UK_ 2 роки тому +2

    If your stationary, and you throw a right cross, shouldn't your rear leg be firmly planted with the heel to get power? If you're on your balls of foot may be difficult to get power?

    • @eddyloko004
      @eddyloko004 11 місяців тому +4

      You’re thinking of raising your foot as in literally lifting the ankle like wearing high heels 👠. You want to grip the floor with your toes so that your heel is naturally suspended .

  • @shainn2237
    @shainn2237 3 роки тому

    How long should the hyperarch hop be done, untill the calf/hamstring/glutes burn or till u that it is tens and then stop?

    • @HyperarchFasciaTraining
      @HyperarchFasciaTraining  3 роки тому +1

      Depends on the individual as fascia connection varies to large degree among people.

  • @skylararetakis2222
    @skylararetakis2222 3 роки тому +1

    Doing this as I speak

  • @willhooke
    @willhooke 3 роки тому +4

    And so you do this when you're wearing shoes too?
    Does it matter if you wear very padded shoes like LeBrons or do you need to wear minimalist shoes with a thin midsole?
    Thank you for your time
    Xie xie nin

    • @shainn2237
      @shainn2237 3 роки тому +5

      Barefoot shoes have helped me

    • @jamesis360
      @jamesis360 3 роки тому +6

      first develop the strength that you need to achieve hyperarch mechanism. Then you can wear any shoes that you want cause you already developed your foundation

  • @strengthstandard2041
    @strengthstandard2041 3 роки тому +15

    The toes must be engaged at all times, correct? With tension on the phallanges? Or should they be relaxed and flexible?

    • @HyperarchFasciaTraining
      @HyperarchFasciaTraining  3 роки тому +11

      You never see an eagle with relaxed claws.

    • @alexguerrero242
      @alexguerrero242 3 роки тому

      @@HyperarchFasciaTraining that means i should cut my toenails often ?

    • @HyperarchFasciaTraining
      @HyperarchFasciaTraining  3 роки тому +18

      @@alexguerrero242 I m not your parents :D

    • @kingvz1850
      @kingvz1850 2 роки тому

      @@HyperarchFasciaTraining coach chong when doing this exercise is the non marble foot flexed or locked at the ankle? While the foot with the marble is activated with the marble?

    • @jesusisking8632
      @jesusisking8632 Рік тому

      @@alexguerrero242 why😂😂

  • @emmaholmgren8141
    @emmaholmgren8141 3 роки тому +1

    How do you engage your foot and toes?

  • @billnguy
    @billnguy 2 роки тому +1

    I wear flat shoes now. I believe other shoes messed up my feet. Have you experiences your clients have slight numbness in tip of big toe and heel on opposite foot? I am looking to do your program to get more circulation to prevent it from getting worse and feel the connection everywhere with no numbness. Thanks Chong!!!!

    • @HyperarchFasciaTraining
      @HyperarchFasciaTraining  2 роки тому +2

      It could happen when it's dormant before.

    • @billnguy
      @billnguy 2 роки тому

      @@HyperarchFasciaTraining when you mean dormant? Would you say like slightly injured, over trained, or not enough blood flow? Really appreciate it!

    • @VeNoMziV
      @VeNoMziV Рік тому

      @@billnguyforgotten or never used, in my case an early injury caused me to toe walk, causing giant calves but literally no glutes, past 4 months i have a great connection to the glutes, but i can understand dormant because they literally had never been used in my life

  • @shainn2237
    @shainn2237 3 роки тому +2

    Should one take a break from daily hyperarch training every few weeks or so, or just do it daily forever

    • @HyperarchFasciaTraining
      @HyperarchFasciaTraining  3 роки тому +7

      It depends on the body. every now and then full rest is needed.

    • @shainn2237
      @shainn2237 3 роки тому

      @@HyperarchFasciaTraining okay, thanks alot

  • @tilliethompson6681
    @tilliethompson6681 3 роки тому

    when you do your hyperarc walking, do you curl your toes at the same time?

    • @HyperarchFasciaTraining
      @HyperarchFasciaTraining  3 роки тому +1

      It's more than the toes. I have course available.

    • @lucienlabellous9817
      @lucienlabellous9817 2 роки тому +1

      @@HyperarchFasciaTraining its not just toes, People who didnt buy your course try and guess lol

  • @marcossanfelipe9179
    @marcossanfelipe9179 3 роки тому +11

    The fact that your tendons appear when you elevate the feet from the floor in this video mean that you have a good fascia tension? Sorry for My English I am Spanish

    • @HyperarchFasciaTraining
      @HyperarchFasciaTraining  3 роки тому +9

      Yes more than just the feet, every fascia cell in the body changed and remodeled. look up tennis champion Raphael Nadal's feet.

    • @kingvz1850
      @kingvz1850 2 роки тому

      @@HyperarchFasciaTraining hey coach so when doing the walking exercise am I concentrated on my ankles being locked and using my toes?

  • @mitellauhhh6991
    @mitellauhhh6991 Рік тому

    How to fix duck feet?

  • @janrebec5919
    @janrebec5919 3 роки тому

    Is it correct to walk with feet turned out ?(duck feet)

  • @wedonotconsent2764
    @wedonotconsent2764 7 місяців тому

    Are you saying tight ankles is a good thing?

  • @johntay3831
    @johntay3831 4 місяці тому

    His foot are like raptor legs

  • @gennadiyvolkov3613
    @gennadiyvolkov3613 3 роки тому +3

    I couldn't make out the audio at 35s, did you say "the ball of the foot doesn't even have to touch"?

    • @HyperarchFasciaTraining
      @HyperarchFasciaTraining  3 роки тому +4

      heel to toe, rolling motion. ball of the foot doesn't touch in the beginning, then touches later on. Can you replicate what is shown.