25 Flash Cards
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TRAINING LIBRARY
20 guided exercises.
5 training categories.
Browse the video library using the same color system as your exercise cards.
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Movement & Control
Strength & Support
Balance & Stability
Ankle Mobility
Foot Stretching
Cards marked L/R are foot-specific and should be set up for the working foot.
Movement & Control
Improve controlled foot movement through the forefoot, arch, and heel.
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MOVEMENT & CONTROL
Side-to-Side Foot Movement
Controlled side-to-side foot movement
How to Perform
Slowly move the forefoot from side to side while keeping your toes relaxed. Focus the movement through the front of the foot.
Key Cues
- Keep the toes relaxed
- Move from the forefoot
- Stay slow and controlled
Benefits
Improves forefoot and arch control to support better balance and foot stability.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
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MOVEMENT & CONTROL
Midfoot Mobility & Support
Stronger midfoot mobility and support
How to Perform
Slowly move the forefoot from center outward, then return to center with control. Keep pressure spread evenly through the foot as you move.
Key Cues
- Move the forefoot outward
- Spread pressure evenly
- Return to center with control
Benefits
Improves mobility and support through the midfoot and arch while building better balance and foot control.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
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MOVEMENT & CONTROL
Side-to-Side Heel Movement
Better heel and ankle control
How to Perform
Slowly move the heel from side to side while keeping the front of the foot controlled. Lead the movement with the heel and return smoothly through center.
Key Cues
- Lead with the heel
- Keep the big and pinky toes grounded
- Move slowly and with control
Benefits
Improves heel and ankle control while building stability through the hindfoot.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
MOVEMENT & CONTROL
Foot Arch Control
Sharper arch control and coordination
How to Perform
Keep the heel grounded as you slowly move the forefoot from center inward. Maintain light contact through the foot and control the movement through the arch.
Key Cues
- Keep the heel grounded
- Move the forefoot inward
- Keep the arch controlled
Benefits
Improves control and coordination through the arch while supporting better midfoot stability and foot support.
Suggested Time: Hold for 30–60 seconds per foot.
MOVEMENT & CONTROL
Ankle Rotation Control
Controlled inward ankle rotation
How to Perform
Shift your weight onto the working foot while rising slightly onto the toes of the free foot. Keep the movement controlled, hold briefly on the working side, then return to the starting position.
Key Cues
- Shift onto the working foot
- Rise slightly onto the free-foot toes
- Hold with control
Benefits
Improves ankle control and single-leg stability while building better control during weight shifts.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
Strength & Support
Build strength through the foot and ankle for steadier, stronger movement.
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STRENGTH & SUPPORT
Foot Push-Off Strength
Builds a stronger, faster push-off
How to Perform
Place your free leg on elevated support. Roll forward smoothly through the working foot, pushing through the toes rather than straight upward. Return slowly with control.
Key Cues
- Rest your free leg on elevated support
- Roll forward through the foot
- Return slowly with control
Benefits
Builds push-off strength and flexibility through the toes and calf to support stronger, more controlled movement.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
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STRENGTH & SUPPORT
Forefoot Control & Strength
Stronger forefoot balance and control
How to Perform
Balance through the forefoot while keeping control of the board. Hold the position steadily and use light support if needed.
Key Cues
- Balance on the forefoot
- Keep your weight controlled
- Stay steady through the ankle
Benefits
Builds balance and control through the forefoot while supporting better arch stability and coordination.
Suggested Time: Hold for 30–60 seconds per foot.
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STRENGTH & SUPPORT
Heel Strength & Control
Stronger heel and ankle control
How to Perform
Shift your weight onto the heel and balance while keeping the board steady. Stay tall and avoid leaning forward or backward.
Key Cues
- Balance through the heel
- Keep the ankle steady
- Stay tall and controlled
Benefits
Builds strength and control through the heel and ankle while improving stability.
Suggested Time: Hold for 30–60 seconds per foot.
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STRENGTH & SUPPORT
Arch & Ankle Strength
Builds arch and ankle strength
How to Perform
Shift your weight onto the heel and balance while keeping the board as steady as possible. Maintain control through the arch and ankle, using light support if needed.
Key Cues
- Balance through the heel
- Keep the board steady
- Stay controlled through the ankle
Benefits
Builds strength and control through the arch and ankle while improving single-foot stability.
Suggested Time: Hold for 30–60 seconds per foot.
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STRENGTH & SUPPORT
Full Foot Strength Builder
Builds whole-foot strength and stability
How to Perform
Place your free foot on a chair or slightly elevated support. Press through the entire working foot as you lift and lower slowly, avoiding a quick drop at the bottom.
Key Cues
- Use elevated support
- Press through the whole foot
- Control the lift and lower
Benefits
Builds strength and stability through the entire foot and calf to support stronger everyday movement.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
Balance & Stability
Train balance, coordination, and single-foot control.
BALANCE & STABILITY
Foot Stability
Improves overall foot stability
How to Perform
Start with your weight supported through both legs. Shift onto the working foot as you drive the knee inward and press into the board, then return to the starting position with control.
Key Cues
- Shift onto the working foot
- Drive the knee inward
- Press within a comfortable range
Benefits
Builds strength and stability through the foot and calf to support better balance and everyday movement.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
BALANCE & STABILITY
Total Body Balance
Full-body balance and coordination
How to Perform
Shift your weight onto the working foot and lift the opposite foot from the floor. Hold the position while allowing small, natural adjustments to help maintain your balance.
Key Cues
- Find your balance
- Keep your ankle relaxed
- Use light support if needed
Benefits
Improves whole-body balance, coordination, and control to support steadier everyday movement.
Suggested Time: Hold for 30–60 seconds per foot.
BALANCE & STABILITY
Controlled Toe Raise
Controlled strength rising onto toes
How to Perform
Use a chair or wall for support as you slowly rise onto your toes. Press the big toe into the ground as you lift, then lower back down with control.
Key Cues
- Use a chair or wall for support
- Rise onto your toes
- Press the big toe into the ground
Benefits
Builds control and strength through the toes, forefoot, and calf while supporting better balance and push-off strength.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
BALANCE & STABILITY
Push-Off Rocker
Strong, controlled push-off power
How to Perform
Use a chair for light support as you rock forward through the working foot. Continue the movement by rising onto the toes, then lower and return to the starting position with control.
Key Cues
- Rock forward through the foot
- Rise onto the toes
- Return slowly with control
Benefits
Builds controlled push-off strength through the forefoot and calf to support stronger everyday movement.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
Ankle Mobility
Improve heel and ankle movement with controlled range.
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ANKLE MOBILITY
Ankle & Heel Mobility
Better heel and ankle mobility
How to Perform
Keep the toes grounded as you slowly move the heel from side to side. Stay controlled through the ankle and work within a comfortable range.
Key Cues
- Keep the toes grounded
- Move the heel side to side
- Use a comfortable range
Benefits
Improves movement and control through the heel and ankle while supporting better ankle mobility and stability.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
ANKLE MOBILITY
Heel Mobility
Improves outward heel mobility
How to Perform
Keep the forefoot planted as much as possible while slowly moving the heel from center outward. Return the heel to center with control before repeating.
Key Cues
- Keep the forefoot planted
- Move the heel from center outward
- Return slowly to center
Benefits
Improves outward heel movement and control while supporting better ankle mobility and overall foot control.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
ANKLE MOBILITY
Front Ankle Control
Stronger front-ankle strength and control
How to Perform
Shift your weight onto the working foot and balance through the forefoot. Keep the ankle controlled as you hold the position, using a wall for support if needed.
Key Cues
- Shift onto the working foot
- Balance through the forefoot
- Hold steady with control
Benefits
Builds strength and control through the front of the ankle while improving foot control and stability.
Suggested Time: Hold for 30–60 seconds per foot.
Foot Stretching
Reduce tension and improve flexibility through the foot and arch.
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FOOT STRETCHING
Foot Release & Relaxation
Releases tension, improves flexibility
How to Perform
Keep the forefoot planted as much as possible while slowly moving the heel from left to right. Return through center with control and use a comfortable range.
Key Cues
- Keep the forefoot planted
- Move the heel side to side
- Use a comfortable range
Benefits
Helps reduce tension and improve flexibility through the forefoot, arch, and heel.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
FOOT STRETCHING
Toe Flex & Stretch
Improves toe mobility and flex
How to Perform
Use a chair for support and rise onto your toes. Slowly lower the heel with control, allowing the toes to reach and flex while staying within a comfortable range.
Key Cues
- Use a chair for support
- Rise onto your toes
- Move at a comfortable pace
Benefits
Improves toe mobility and controlled movement through the forefoot while helping build flexibility for everyday movement.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.
FOOT STRETCHING
Plantar Fascia Stretch
Eases tension through the arch
How to Perform
Start with your weight supported through both legs. Shift onto the working foot as you drive the knee inward, allowing a gentle stretch through the bottom of the foot and arch. Return to the starting position with control.
Key Cues
- Shift onto the working foot
- Drive the knee inward
- Use gentle pressure
Benefits
Helps reduce tension through the plantar fascia and arch while improving foot flexibility and controlled mobility.
Suggested Reps: 8–15 controlled reps per foot.