Rapidly becoming the treatment of choice for foot
pain
Improves the foot’s biomechanical
alignment in order to reduce or eliminate pain and discomfort.
Prevents foot's wear and soothes toe inflammations
A weak foot and foot arch will
negatively affect your walk. Flat feet and a big toe that
has a tendency to stick out will result as you walk. As
you set your foot down, the foot position will push the
big toe against the others. By pushing on the foot, you
make sure it has a good position, re-supinating the foot
in an optimal manner and strengthening the foot’s
arch preventing flat feet. Correcting these factors reduce
lateral forces that push against the big toe and that puts
excerssive wear on the foot.
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When your weakened foot has to
bare your body weight, it is forced to settle and to pronate (flat
feet). This tension and shearing can lead to plantar fasciitis.
When the foot’s and foot’s arch’s muscles are
toned, the structure doesn’t have to support as much tension
and shearing. Foot Trainer’s System helps to strengthen
muscles that support your foot in a way that your foot’s arch
is stronger.
Clinically proven to soothe pain
Reduces the risk of injury by
efficiently controlling and strengthening the foot’s muscular
system.
Each time your foot is flattened
or settled excessively, your lower leg is twisted. This
twisting provokes a premature wear of the knee which is
the reason of many of its problems during walk. The numerous
and repeated small impacts along your leg will be minimized
when your lower leg is stabilized upon impact. A stronger
foot will thus reduce the twisting force on your lower leg
and lessen premature knee wear.
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Hip and lower back pain
With each step, an excessively
weak foot arch will force the hips to oscillate up and down,
creating undue lower back stress. With each step, the impact
creates an effect that follows up your leg going thru your
hip, back and all the way to your neck. A stronger foot
has a better biomechanical function and evenly reduces this
twisting in the leg, thus minimizing hip joint rotation
and oscillation.
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