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Band Eversion (Peroneals)
Turn sole of foot outward against band resistance. Critical exercise for peroneal strength and lateral ankle stability after sprains.
Stop if
Choose an easier exercise if pain reaches 6 out of 10 or becomes sharp. Stop and rest if pain reaches 8 out of 10.
This is the general ClapMove rule. This exercise has no extra stop rule of its own.
- Pain 6 out of 10 or more: choose an easier exercise.
- Pain 8 out of 10 or more: stop and rest.
Equipment needed
- Works at home
- Works at the gym
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Home Options
- resistance band
No equipment? Try: Cable machine
Dosage
3
Sets
15
Reps / Time
45 sec
Rest
2 sec evert / 2 sec return
Tempo
Step-by-Step Guide
Set up
- Sit with leg extended
- Anchor band to your other foot or sturdy object to the inside
- Loop band around forefoot of working leg
Step 1 of 4
Turn sole of foot outward (pronation)
Step 2 of 4
Pull against band resistance
Step 3 of 4
Hold briefly at end position
Step 4 of 4
Slowly return to neutral
Breathing
- Exhale as you turn foot out
- Inhale as you return
Form Cues
- Lead with outside edge of foot
- Keep heel relatively still
- Control the return
- Feel muscles on outside of lower leg
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Moving whole leg instead of just ankle
- Not enough band tension
- Moving too quickly
- Not going through full range
Safety Information
Monitor for peroneal tendon pain. Avoid if peroneal subluxation symptoms present.
Progressions
Heavier band, slower tempo, add isometric holds
Regressions
Lighter band, fewer reps
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