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Heel Drops Exercise to Strengthen Bone
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Physical Therapist Margaret Martin demonstrates the heel drop exercise to strengthen bone.
The heel drop exercise targets the muscles in your calf. It also targets your heel, lower leg bones and upper leg bones, including your femoral neck. The heel drop exercise generates ground reaction forces. These ground reaction forces, in turn, create a vibration that stimulates bones in our leg. This is the same stimuli that occurs when we walk briskly or run.
This stimuli, or stress, encourages bone formation and leads to increased bone density. Recent research comparing the heel drops to other osteoporosis exercises indicates that it is one of the better exercises you can do to increase bone density.
Studies have shown that the exercise, when done as prescribed, will not cause a worsening of compression fractures. However, if you have not done overhead reaches in some time, it may cause a reaction from your back muscles. Application of heat in the back area is a good option if you do not get relief with ice.
I recommend you start with one repetition and build up gradually over a few weeks. I suggest this for any of the exercises that you may read about in my videos.
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0:00 Introduction to Heel Drops Exercise to Strengthen Bone
0:16 Adjustments for Tight Calf Muscles, Orthotics and Plantar Fasciitis
1:14 Required Equipment and How to do Heel Drops Exercise
1:48 Adjustments for Hyper Mobile / Extension Knees
2:29 Posture for Heel Drops Exercise
3:32 Heel Drops Exercise and Vertebral Compression Fractures
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Medical Disclaimer
All the information, content, and material presented in this video is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to serve as a substitute for the consultation, diagnosis, and/or medical treatment of a qualified physician or healthcare provider.
The heel drop exercise targets the muscles in your calf. It also targets your heel, lower leg bones and upper leg bones, including your femoral neck. The heel drop exercise generates ground reaction forces. These ground reaction forces, in turn, create a vibration that stimulates bones in our leg. This is the same stimuli that occurs when we walk briskly or run.
This stimuli, or stress, encourages bone formation and leads to increased bone density. Recent research comparing the heel drops to other osteoporosis exercises indicates that it is one of the better exercises you can do to increase bone density.
Studies have shown that the exercise, when done as prescribed, will not cause a worsening of compression fractures. However, if you have not done overhead reaches in some time, it may cause a reaction from your back muscles. Application of heat in the back area is a good option if you do not get relief with ice.
I recommend you start with one repetition and build up gradually over a few weeks. I suggest this for any of the exercises that you may read about in my videos.
--Chapters--
0:00 Introduction to Heel Drops Exercise to Strengthen Bone
0:16 Adjustments for Tight Calf Muscles, Orthotics and Plantar Fasciitis
1:14 Required Equipment and How to do Heel Drops Exercise
1:48 Adjustments for Hyper Mobile / Extension Knees
2:29 Posture for Heel Drops Exercise
3:32 Heel Drops Exercise and Vertebral Compression Fractures
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READ THE FULL BLOG POST
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------------------------------------------------------
IMPROVE YOUR POSTURE
------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------
FREE COURSE on OSTEOPOROSIS and EXERCISE
-----------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------
BOOKS on AMAZON
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-------------------------------------------
VIDEO WORKOUTS and TRAINING
-------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------
FOLLOW MARGARET
-----------------------------------------
Medical Disclaimer
All the information, content, and material presented in this video is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to serve as a substitute for the consultation, diagnosis, and/or medical treatment of a qualified physician or healthcare provider.
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