Joint Play: Ankle & Foot

[@gregtollefson5053]

love this stuff. very well done content.

[@Physiotutors]

Appreciate it Greg!

[@racelibaura4500]

Thank you very much..

[@davidgagnon5879]

thank you nice guys

[@Rosalliax]

I'm literally surviving from your videos, thank you so much for everything, but what about the subtalar medial/lateral calcaneal glide?

[@kimchihao2024]

Love your work! I think for jointplay for the mid tarsals you have to fixate the Talus and Calcaneus and work with the navicular and cuboid (line of Chopart) And not fixate the navicular and work with the cuneiforms. Please correct me if I am wrong...

[@LMLife]

joint play you mean accessory movements?

[@Physiotutors]

+L & M Life that's just another name, yes!

[@LMLife]

I am sorry i am little bit confused? is there talofibular joint?? I don't think so talofibular means between talus and fibia, so how it is proximal since there is only one>? or if there is any joint with that name? do you mean tibiofibular joint?

[@juliatravel8350]

Amazing tutorial video! Thank you so much! 🙏 Could you please show the rib mobilisation techniques for intercostal neuralgia cases. ...

[@Physiotutors]

You're welcome Julija! Not familiar with your specific request, but we have three videos on 1st rib mobilization

[@crazymel1982]

when you do traction, wouldn't it be better if you fixate tibia? It seems you're doing traction using the whole leg not only ankle.. Rest looks awesome, thank you!!!

[@Physiotutors]

That's pretty hard to do with only one person, unless you let the patient fixate his tibia himself. In joint play you just want to figure out if there is joint play or not - you should be able to take up the slack and create joint play in the ankle before slack is taken up in the knee and hip. Anyways, we're gonna do a remake of all of these joint play videos soon anyways as we are covering extremities in our Master's atm anyways.

[@naglaashaker6844]

Great stuff just keep up 👏🏻👏🏻

[@ayodeledavies4251]

Thank you🙏🏿

[@Physiotutors]

Cheers 🙏🏼

[@sammiestaythere3889]

Love your video's guys, but in the beginning you speak off a proximal talofibular joint, then you refer to another video about joint play of the proximal tibiofibular joint, but I can't find anything about de proximal talofibular joint anywhere else on your page?

[@Physiotutors]

Look for a video on the proximal tibiofibular joint

[@4ksandknives]

Using these for physio school

[@Neineiyou]

4ksandknives me too bro, having final exam tomorrow

[@Physiotutors]

Good luck!

[@fionahiggs4172]

I love your videos! I was wondering what you think of the the Foot Posture Index? Any chance of a video? :D

[@Physiotutors]

Hey Fiona, sorry for the late reply and very happy to hear that you love our videos! Never really came across it during our education or practice, but we are going to look into it. At first sight we would have claimed that anything rating posture cannot have good reliability, but the Index seems to be pretty reliable. Problem we see with assessing posture is that humans have such a great anatomical and postural variety that it's often hard to tell if the "abnormality" is a predictive factor for pathology or a risk factor.

[@Drwithcamera0]

helo sir can you plz have any video of trigger point release on knee but slightly lower to patella gastronemous and popliteus muscle area.

[@drtekchandsharma]

Hllo..can u plz tell me if there is overpronation ...which side of shoe heel will be reduced ....

[@Physiotutors]

Hi Tekchand, the inside of the shoe is worn out more

[@LMLife]

I am sorry i am little bit confused? is there talofibular joint?? I dont think so talofibular means between talus and fibia, so how it is proximal since there is only one>? or if there is any joint with that name? do you mean tibiofibular joint?

[@Physiotutors]

+L & M Life yes it a typo but I say it correctly . It's the tibiofibular joint

[@Drwithcamera0]

@physiotutors sir please reply

[@TheThe7oaks]

Hello im trying to understand the achilles Tendon biomechanical influence on the Tibiotalar joint, subtutal joint etc. regarding gliding and rolling. I have these reflection because of my patiens with lengthy achilles tendon ( because of post-achilles-tendon-rupture surgery. So im trying to understand the biomechanical correlation between af lengthy/loose achilles tendon and joint play in the foot. My imediate clinical thinking tells me that that there is a chance for an anterior impingement in the anterior ankle joint. what do you think?

[@Physiotutors]

Hi Ibn, not sure if it's that simple. Haven't found any paper to link increased Achilles tendon length with anterior ankle impingement, apart from this very specific group: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23620500

[@2007dodi]

It should be distal talofibular joint!?

[@Physiotutors]

Both, the proximal and distal talofibular joint should be assessed, which is not shown in this video.

[@Physiotutors]

+PDC Ghada yes it's a typo, should be tibiofibular joint like I say correctly

[@2fastnfurious4u]

maybe you should have explained what are indications for each mobilization