Feet Exercises For Seniors + 2 Tips to Keep Your Feet Functioning Well (11 Minutes)

By | 1 July 2020

Feet Exercises For Seniors + 2 Tips to Keep Your Feet Functioning Well (11 Minutes)

FEET EXERCISES FOR SENIORS // SIMPLE FEET EXERCISES

When it comes to exercising our feet, unless we have pain in our feet or undertake in a hobby or sport which requires we do exercises, they’re not usually a part of the body we think about exercising.

When we exercise our feet we can keep them healthy, keep them strong, keep ourselves moving much better AND also decrease pain.

In this video I cover two tips to keep your feet functioning like they should AND we go through a foot exercise routine!

To skip to the exercises go to 2:35.

FOOT EXERCISE ROUTINE:
Exercise: 1: Self Massage to Foot with Tennis Ball – 30 seconds each foot
Exercise 2: Toe, Foot and Ankle Stretch – 30 seconds each side
Exercise 3: Ankle Circles – 8 circles clockwise, 8 circles anti clockwise -each foot
Exercise 4: Toe Raises – x 10 each foot.
Exercise 5: Toe Raise + Spread x 10 each foot
Exercise 6: Seated Calf Raise x 10
Exercise 7: Seated Toe Raise x 10
Exercise 8: Toe Flexions x 10

ENJOY these exercises!

Do your best with it, let me know how you go and ask any questions, any time!

Stay Active! Stay Happy!

– Mike

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Do not start this fitness program if your doctor or health care provider advises against it. If you experience faintness, dizziness, pain or shortness of breath at any time while exercising you should stop immediately.
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Today we go through a 13-minute routine in both seated and standing, get moving with me. Have fun and subscribe to this channel for more! 🙂

For the Warm-Up Videos:
Seated Warm-Up https://youtu.be/80ONlDEowzo
Standing Warm-Up: https://youtu.be/b2DYU7ZQgN0

To help you on your journey to improved health and fitness, join the Facebook Support Community. Click here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/morelifehealthseniors/

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Do your best and any questions ask below!

– Mike

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DISCLAIMER:
More Life Health offers health, fitness and nutritional information and is designed for educational purposes only.
All videos and information is not medical advice. Mike is a licensed Physiotherapist; however, he is not your Physiotherapist and cannot diagnose you over the internet.
You should not rely on this information as a substitute for, nor should it replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have any concerns or questions about your health, you should always consult with a Doctor or other health-care professional. Do not disregard, avoid or delay obtaining medical or health-related advice from your health-care professional because of something you may have read on this site. The use of any information provided on this site is solely at your own risk
You should consult your Doctor or other health care professional before starting a More Life Health program or any other fitness program to determine if it is right for your needs.
Do not start this fitness program if your doctor or health care provider advises against it. If you experience faintness, dizziness, pain or shortness of breath at any time while exercising you should stop immediately.
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26 thoughts on “Feet Exercises For Seniors + 2 Tips to Keep Your Feet Functioning Well (11 Minutes)

  1. Shirley Gollogly

    Thanks Mike do your exercises every morning l suffer from polymiaga rheumatica l get very stiff on a morning , l find other exercises make it worse but yours l love keep up the good work x

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  2. Yvonne Grosvenor

    Can't walk bare foot plantar fasciatus

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  3. Lakshmi Kondagunta

    I never thought of stretching my feet. It feels good. Thanks mike.

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  4. Linda Sahn

    These were great, especially first thing in the morning. Do you have a video concentrating on hand exercises? Thank you.

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  5. Marilynn Weisser

    Question:
    The two toes next to my big toe in my left foot only are bent at the'knuckle' .
    This is the lef that has the most arthritic knee!
    Are the exercises you have given good for this or do I need to do something else.
    I have been pulling and stretching them with my fingers, pushing the ' knuckles down!

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  6. Marilynn Weisser

    Great!
    Feet are so important.
    I have always had to wear good shoes!
    Now that I am a senior, I have special insoles prepared by an Orthopedic Dr.
    They really make an amazing difference!👣👟🚶‍♀️

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  7. Peter Squires

    Who would have thought this could feel so good?. Keep it up Mike

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  8. Agnes Gold

    Fantastic one I cameacross just this one
    .. its Great for me
    I broke my right ankle yrs ago got metal in both sides..I do tennis ball under them regularly ..thank you Mike 👌😊

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  9. Chiquito Castaneda

    I like these exercises but do I don't think I can do them… I have what is known a "Dropfoot" and I can not move my foot independently but I was wondering if you might have an answer or remedy for that, I fell on my glute and it affected the foot on the side that I fell on… TIA, Chiquito…

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  10. bob brown

    id like to walk barefoot more but i have hardwood floors and there just too slippery to walk on in bare feet..

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  11. More Life Health Seniors

    Let's Get Moving!! Let me know how you went everyone, and I'll see you for the next exercise video!!!

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  12. elvin zavala

    Love all of your workouts..them seem easy but they really get a person going

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  13. Rob Mellor

    We are finding now in our everyday activities that we hear your advice of don't slouch ringing in our ears. It serves as a timely reminder, cheers :}

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  14. Rob Mellor

    Hi Mike, great workout, love the boxing side of it. Thanks

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  15. Noreen Mcmenamin

    Excellent .you are the greatest find in my life.i have alot of medical problrms mainly RA and i have recently found you and i look forward too your channel everyday.thank you so so much.

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  16. Ravi G

    I am 48years of age and love to do excercise watching your videos Thanks for that deep breathing in between really helpful inspiring keep it up 👍 good Job

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  17. Stanley J. Mitchell

    Thank you from Frankston. Really enjoyed this. I have Emphysema, so these are good for me.

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  18. Marianne Sanders

    Felt like a really good overall body workout…loved it, thank you.

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  19. Wayn Jul

    That was a good mix of improvised exercises.

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  20. Johanna Glaesser

    Routine both seated and standing, great exercise Mike! thank you.

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  21. Marcella Enos

    Thanks for the new workout—I enjoy the variety of workouts that you post!

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  22. RuthP221

    Thanks for a great workout. I’m glad you decreased the hold time on the semi-squats for each rep!

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  23. Pat Reese

    Thank you again for another great workout, Mike! Don't know how you got interested in helping us seniors, but I am so grateful you did! Thank you!

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