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Pronation occurs when your ankle rolls in slightly while walking or running, pushing down on your arch and partially flattening your foot. Although pronation is necessary for distributing your weight across your foot, it can create...

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7 Best Stretches and Exercises for Overpronated Feet | If you have flat feet, foot or knee pain, plantar fasciitis, bunions or shin splints when you run, you might be struggling with overpronation. In this post, we're sharing the signs and symptoms of overpronation along with a list of movements you can include in your daily workout routine to help strengthen your feet, raise your arches, and fix your pronation and balance. Give these overpronation exercises and tips a try! Overpronation Exercises, Pronation Exercises, Flat Feet Exercises, Strengthen Ankles, Daily Workout Routine, Ankle Exercises, Foot Exercises, Single Leg Deadlift, Ankle Pain

7 Best Stretches and Exercises for Overpronated Feet | If you have flat feet, foot or knee pain, plantar fasciitis, bunions or shin splints when you run, you might be struggling with overpronation. In this post, we're sharing the signs and symptoms of overpronation along with a list of movements you can include in your daily workout routine to help strengthen your feet, raise your arches, and fix your pronation and balance. Give these overpronation exercises and tips a try!

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When your foot rolls inward a little too much, that’s when you can start to have problems. This is called overpronation, and it’s the leading cause of most runners’ injuries. It's estimated that 20-30% of runners are severe overpronators. Keep reading to learn how to reduce your risk of injury.

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