Barefoot and Minimalist Shoe Training

Barefoot and Minimalist Shoe Training

Recommended Frequency:

Every week on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday

Reclaiming the Squat: Foot and Ankle Health Routine
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Barefoot Walking

Barefoot Walking

9:00 AM
15m

Practice walking barefoot to strengthen your feet and improve proprioception.

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Barefoot Walk

Timed Activities - 15m
Minimalist Shoe Squats

Minimalist Shoe Squats

5:30 PM
20m

Perform squats wearing minimalist shoes to improve foot and ankle strength and mobility.

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Perform Bodyweight Squats

Timed Activities - 15m
Toe Squat Holds

Toe Squat Holds

6:15 PM
10m

Practice toe squat holds to improve foot strength and flexibility.

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Perform Toe Squat Holds

Timed Activities - 5m
What You'll Get
  • 💪
    Improved Proprioception
    Barefoot walking enhances your foot's ability to sense and respond to the ground.
  • 💪
    Foot Muscle Activation
    Walking without shoes activates and strengthens the small muscles in your feet.
  • 💪
    Improved Ankle Mobility
    Minimalist shoes allow for greater ankle range of motion during squats.
  • 💪
    Enhanced Foot Strength
    Squatting in minimalist shoes engages and strengthens the muscles in your feet.
  • 💪
    Increased Foot Flexibility
    Toe squat holds stretch and mobilize the muscles and fascia in your feet.
  • 💪
    Improved Toe Strength
    This exercise strengthens the muscles in your toes, improving overall foot function.
What you need to get started
As recommended by the creator

What do I need to start this routine?

Optional

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