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08/04/2013 at 7:55 pm #70389Grant JonesParticipant
My ankles click a lot. When I rotate them, spin them in circles or even something as normal as moving in and out of flexion.
Here are some facts:It does not happen when I walk. It seems to be only happen when I move outside of that ‘normal’ range.I ran forever. On my heels. I know — bad me. Because of this my calves are very tight.Speaking of tight.. you could bounce a quarter off my hammies. I’m a good 6-8 inches off of the ground when I try to touch my toesWould love some help! Please discuss. -
08/04/2013 at 11:46 pm #72556AnonymousGuest
Sounds like you are missing ankle rom
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Episode 184: Olympian Disco Pain Ball +Hamstrings -
08/06/2013 at 6:59 pm #72564[email protected]Participant
Sounds like Peroneal Tendon Subluxation. Which is the moving of your peroneal tendons over the lateral malleoues. I developed this after a bad ankle sprain playing soccer. I tried conserative treatment i was put in a splint for a month, followed by a walking boot and a month of PT. I can through my day fine but any high impact activity still causes it to sublux. So im getting ankle surgery on the 20th of august to correct the condition. Some people are more prone to developing this after a bad sprain if the fibular groove is too shallow such as mine. The surgey consist of deepening the groove and thightening the recticulum which can be torn during a sprain. Anyways i hope this helps. Goodluck.
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