Many people over 60 think their ankles are stiff because their muscles are tight. That’s why they spend months stretching their calves and rolling their feet, yet many still struggle with poor balance, limited mobility, and ankles that feel stiff every time they get out of bed.
What if the problem isn’t a lack of flexibility? One of the phrases I often use with my clients is: micro-movements determine macro-movements. The small movements occurring within the foot and the ankle influence how the entire body moves. When those small movements become restricted, unstable, or poorly conditioned, the effect can travel far beyond the ankle itself.
As a fitness trainer, I’ve found the real issue often isn’t tightness at all. It’s that your brain no longer trusts the information it’s receiving from your ankle. These four gentle exercises can help you rebuild lasting ankle mobility by improving that connection, without leaving your Read Entire Article

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