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Posted On: October 3rd 2026, 10:00 pm
...Why your ankles pinch when you squat (and a quick fix).

Can’t hit a deep squat without lifting your heels? Or do you feel a pinch in the front of your ankles after a walk? Your talus bone might be stuck, locking up your natural flexion. Hook your ankle over the edge of a bed, cup your heel, and gently push toward your toes to mobilize the joint (5 sets of 15 reps).

To keep that newly gained mobility, your feet need passive protection. Custom-fit sandals ensure your ankle stays properly aligned and supported all day. No more squeezing. No more pain. Built for big and tall women.
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#AnkleMobility #SquatMobility #JointHealth #WideFeetFashion #ArchSolo
Comments (4)
rontiemens 11 days ago

rontiemens

That is laughably wrong.

definiteyogaessen 24 days ago

definiteyogaessen

Not necessary! It can just be a tight soleus.

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