The WORST PAIN! | Fixing 28 YEARS Of Flat Feet w/ Trigger Point Massage

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[@MikeDiamondsTV]

FIXING FLAT FEET W/ NEEDLES (2023) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZ7EmH5_dtJrpqs

[@MarioAmadeu]

Where is this place?

[@FHK_88]

Keep us updated, man. Would like to see how you improve your condition with more therapy

[@stephenblankson7611]

What is flat feet/O que são pés chatos

[@JT_1708]

Oi

[@man7280]

Karalho cai de paraquedas pensando q era gringo os maluco

[@iamafish928]

Weird thing happened to me last year. I broke my right foot and my flat foot pains went away after it had healed.. I'm tempted to break the other haha

[@WisdomThumbs]

Bet you didn’t put any weight on your right foot the entire time it was healing. But that only put more strain on your left foot. So if you broke your left foot, your right foot would soon feel worse than ever.

[@iamafish928]

@@WisdomThumbs aha most probably.

[@tsmchopif7858]

All you gotta do Is break both feet at once

[@sonabTV]

@@tsmchopif7858 or just roll around in a weelchair and pretend you broke both feet.

[@sisioue4983]

@@sonabTVsmart move

[@Thinks-First]

He has impressive pain tolerance.

[@eduardochavacano]

he must be a bottom.

[@sch0146]

@@eduardochavacano wazowsky

[@Alto98]

@@eduardochavacano 😂

[@justszzbuzz4333]

@@eduardochavacano 😭💀

[@anshpandey6996]

But not more then your mother

[@Life_is_Awesome_Civil]

*Because of flat feet I disqualified in army selection...in 2013 But today iam civil engineer self employed*

[@sufyangamingyt43]

Very nice

[@youcantseeme4818]

MashAllah always remain successful buddy Ram Chandra ki Jai ❤❤❤ become more powerful

[@Anokha_jeev]

@@youcantseeme4818 no one is interested to see u buddy😏

[@sohan7506]

ATI TUDE?

[@vitornardy8486]

Exactly the same here, but it was in 2018 and I am studying Mechanical Engineering

[@RayMak]

This is so extremely amazing... I hope he can have a very long term recovery

[@lucaslee1617]

Yep it’s REALLY amazing. Even though it hurts, It’s the only way to keep your feet round if you don’t want flat feet for the rest of your life.

[@matteojulian4831]

I agree too

[@lucifer-soultrader]

Mak you're here too 🙃

[@trombonenate9779]

Yup

[@Sha_shank413]

I don't know why but!.. Verified people gets so many likes

[@squishyt4721]

Would be funny if he randomly said “To be honest I don’t know what the hell im doing” as he was shoving a wood block into the guy’s foot.

[@TrillzFN]

That would be funny

[@Austin-zb2uo]

That would be funny

[@god.of.cwontt2990]

That would be funny

[@kindredhostility8436]

That would be funny

[@ЕрдаулетДаулеткали-д5м]

That would be funny

[@rawr7505]

I’m 23 and always had flat feet. I’ve always been told it’s not something that can be fixed and you just need to live with it. Now I’m gonna look into it. Thanks man!

[@izabellapollock]

There’s actually flat foot correction surgery. Many people have had great results but I’d definitely do further research to see success rates and know the risks

[@davideesposito6876]

@@izabellapollock I've did it. There obviously are risks, just like every other surgery, but it worked! Now I don't have pain anymore, the ankles don't "fall" on the inside anymore and I have the arch on both my feet. The hardest part of the surgery tho is rehab. In the first week they hurt badly, and you need to "learn" how to walk again, you have to move around with a wheelchair and, when you can stand up for more time, you can walk with crutches, and you have to wear some sort of "ankle protection" that stabilises and protects them for some time. I had to do all this thing for a month/two months, but only in the first and second weeks I had to walk around in a wheelchair. Talking about the results, I've had an 85% correction on both sides, meaning that the problem has been greatly reduced, so now it doesn't make an impact. And it sure doesn't: I restarted playing football and now I workout too, and I've never had any problems with them. The only thing that can happen is that sometimes, in the first year, sometime they would hurt, but now I have 0 problems with them.

[@izabellapollock]

@@davideesposito6876 thank you for sharing! I’m glad to hear you’ve had great results. I’ll keep this in mind :)

[@zavierroberts503]

@@davideesposito6876 how much was the surgery?

[@davideesposito6876]

@@zavierroberts503 I don't know how much would it cost cause I'm not from the US. We have free healthcare here in Italy

[@mangkanor4081]

For me the best feeling is when pain fades away Thank for the likes

[@UeusD]

you sing the pain pain go away otherwise it will rain song?

[@mangkanor4081]

@@UeusD sure

[@lemonade4520]

i guess that's how masochists feel it

[@rosen1629]

@@lemonade4520 im a masochist?.. cuz i like it when i feel pain and then it fades away so fast (but i fcking hate it when it last longer than a minute

[@lemonade4520]

@@rosen1629 yeah i guess

[@ePiiCxHoMiiE]

From someone who suffers with back pain, muscular imbalance, and spinal alignment issues… I feel your pain! Thanks for sharing your journey.

[@singlemom6305]

Did anyone hear the random crusader kings soundtrack? I had to pause multiple times just to make sure it wasn't me

[@jamessenn7270]

Do you know anything about pinched nerve in back and how long does it take to go sorry to bother u

[@ziggybender9125]

I can share with you what I did to fix my own body. I had flat feet my whole life up until 28, at that point I'd had 3 chyropractor visits but only when I really needed it due to money constraints. There's a whole long story to how I came to doing what I did but I'm gonna skip past that and just get to the details. I started sitting on the flat ground at my house if I was home, every day for 3 years to this day. Slowly but surely I worked on a goal of Lotus Pose with good posture. It's been a slow journey but it's been so gratifying seeing my flat feet morph slowly, the crease lines fading and new one's forming and those ones fading. I can confirm that my method has periods of pain too though, I came to watch this to relate to someones foot pain as my left foot is going through a shift and the big toe knuckle is being a real pain right now, but it's nice feeling how significantly my foot and ankle is trying to change right now. And 1000% my feet look so much different from when I started, I don't even like to think about what my life was gonna be like if I didn't start ground stretching/sitting.

[@timothypiper5793]

Spinal alignment issues ? Whose told you that ? A chiropractor. Should take things with a pinch of salt , very rare that your spine would be misaligned unless you have a congenital deformity such as scoliosis

[@ziggybender9125]

@@timothypiper5793 You don't quite understand the spine fully my friend. A misaligned spine doesn't need to be twisted or tilted to the side. Tilted sacrum? = misaligned spine. Forward head tilt? = misaligned spine. Drawn forward shoulders?= misaligned spine.

[@chunyinshum5184]

Mine is 30 years of flat feet, and the points that he is being massaged is exactly where I tell the masseuse to focus on every time, it’s so painful but relieving…..

[@MrTzatziki115]

This pain looks like it lowkey feels good

[@marcoguatieri3812]

The foot one is pain straight from hell. Believe me its horrible.

[@Lefy2007]

You are M...

[@lightokamii]

@@Lefy2007 I prolly am

[@goodanime2216]

@@lightokamii srsly

[@lightokamii]

@@goodanime2216 being deadass, but ian sure

[@Alouette_EXE]

It looks like he's try to fix a giant action figure

[@smolchungus9213]

Bruh I'm not saying he doesn't know what he's doing because he clearly does but I kind of see a kid doing all types of crazy shit trying to fix the toy he broke before his parents come back home 😭

[@patriciajin6206]

@@smolchungus9213 right😭

[@LynessRogers]

Bruh.. it looks like he's an action figure himself lil

[@Ryuxun]

It feels strange and good to be a Brazilian and understand perfectly what they are saying in the vid.

[@lucasheinen9629]

N sei

[@Ryuxun]

@@lordedu4499 Pague 20 reais first.

[@lordedu4499]

@@Ryuxun i não have bufunfa

[@moltenthepenguin]

Imposto nos comentário que absurdo

[@lordedu4499]

@@moltenthepenguin Até nos vídeos gringo esse estado corrupto nos persegue

[@alecbader7433]

Therapist: ok I'm gonna fix your feet Therapist: *snaps neck*

[@vortexcr6412]

My boy that’s not a therapist that’s a chiropractor lmaoo

[@Kin95tyl3]

The Chiropractor adjusted his neck for balance. Our balance mechanism is between our ears and by adjusting the neck we aligned it with the spine and the rest of the body. Have a beautiful Zen-day.

[@alecbader7433]

@@vortexcr6412 physical therapist is a thing

[@cryoman4144]

@@Kin95tyl3 it was a joke but the explenation is much apricciated

[@user-gq9gm2en4g]

No more feet pain if you cant feel your lower limbs

[@Мага123-о2о]

I just came across to this video. Before I thought there is no treatment for flat feet. I am suffering from this for 21 years. It is an amazing feeling that I can get rid of this, no matter what pain it will cost. Thank you for the video!

[@essneaks]

Getting this done hurts terribly. But the next day, after lots of water, you feel brand new, like after a workout.

[@williambates9196]

Love how all these dudes just make treatments up as they go.

[@PozoShadow1993]

"okey today i will treat ur flat feets, start taking off the shirt"

[@Lepex0]

He has to see his back to see how bent it is

[@TaniksLaBaguette]

@Pedro Alves karalho kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@RenanGC]

@Pedro Alves Q

[@patriciajin6206]

Mans gotta show his gains

[@pablox2139]

@Pedro Alves damn dude . My ass ...

[@jollefrog]

I love how he's trying to talk but the pain interrupts him literally everytime😅

[@Pasan34]

If this chriopractor guy was born 2000 years ago somewhere in Norway, I could totally see how he would double as the Viking doctor with his hammer and wooden contraption.

[@MedievalSolutions]

He'd be used as a sacrifice.

[@NeptuneGuy78]

Granted he wouldn't be a Viking 2000 years ago

[@DrumToTheBassWoop]

@@NeptuneGuy78 1200 years ago to be exact 😌

[@kinglouie5]

@@DrumToTheBassWoop shut up

[@DrumToTheBassWoop]

@@kinglouie5 nooo

[@magicbeans6153]

I had a neuroma in my foot, I just got some foam while I was working and cut and added pieces to a full shape of my foot with extra layer right under the neuroma, pain was instantly gone. After a few weeks or so I took them out and the pain started a little but then at some point there was a pop as I walked and the pain went and has never came back. I still keep a thin layer of foam in my work boots now to prevent it happening again.

[@xhante_]

I have absolutely no arches. I know the overall discomfort flat feet can bring. Even so, I don’t think I have the pain tolerance to go through these treatments. Props to you! I hope it helps you. There are certain yoga poses I do specifically for my feet and even they hurt, but I’ll never complain about them again after seeing this!

[@theresurrection33]

Go train ur muscles there

[@xhante_]

@@theresurrection33 That’s what the yoga poses do. They’re specifically targeted to strengthen and form the arch. Not easy, definitely NOT painless, but effective

[@tiagodagostini]

@@xhante_ These treatments help the exercises to be effective a lot, really. After this type of treatment combined with the exercises I improved a lot.

[@joshuarajesh2681]

Get arches

[@xhante_]

@@joshuarajesh2681 Actually, I wasn’t aware, but they have a surgery that can give you arches. The recovery time is painful and lengthy. Been thinking about it. I have a friend who did it because her job requires her to be on her feet for over 12 hours a day. I don’t have access to the treatments they show in this video. I MIGHT have access to the surgery my friend had.

[@alecbader7433]

As someone with flat feet I know how amazing it feels to get your arches pressed in, but I also highly doubt that a session like this could have any real lasting impact. You need arches.

[@relvilian]

I mean he did tell him to get insoles

[@kooroshrostami27]

Even insoles rarely fix the problem long term, I have flat feet, have been wearing insoles since I was a little child, didn't do shit, 99% of the time it's a money grab. The most effective measure is probably specific exercise that builds up the muscles in your feet which are too weak. Still your feet will never be normal but they might stop hurting.

[@Joao-ur7ey]

@@kooroshrostami27 I heard that daily 100 calf raises can strengthening it and stop the pain.

[@kooroshrostami27]

@@Joao-ur7ey yes that's pretty much the first thing the more serious doctor suggested to me, calf raises to train tose small muscles in your foot (which are simply too weak, that's why we have flat feet in the first place)

[@mad234luiz]

Some people just straight up don't know how to walk lmao

[@ether6521]

It’s crazy how precise their movements are

[@Roflmao3486]

i dunno how u are taking that like a champ its the worst pain ever when they use elbows … huge respect m8 u got this the difference is insane after a fue treatments!

[@dlightpm]

Uai, do nada o cara começou a mandar um português ali, eu até buguei

[@victorHugo-gc1sh]

Yes bro kkkkkkkkkk

[@victorHugo-gc1sh]

Poco confuso

[@danielyparacristo]

Man realmente tô bugada

[@davidgomes969]

Muita gente gosta de estudar várias línguas e não se limita a falar a nativa é sempre uma skill importante de adquirir para a nossa vida. Eu no caso sou português vivo em Portugal mas sei falar inglês e espanhol se for necessário

[@TaniksLaBaguette]

@@davidgomes969 mto foda cara 😎👍

[@RockandRollsince1992]

It helped me a lot to train the muscles in my feet, I don't even have to wear soles anymore. But I guess it is just an option for feet that aren't yet damaged.

[@Dee52790]

I’m trying to train my feet as well and this leg pain is out of hand. It’s exhausting.

[@holmhjsted4357]

Den eneste løsning er at træne ben og ankler. Musklerne er for svage derfor falder foden sammen

[@jasmin3651]

What exercises

[@sunset6958]

@@jasmin3651 just search KZbin , I used to do the one where you put a quarter(coin) under your the balls of your feet , primarily the big toe and try to get the penny as close to your arch as possible do it many times for awhile. The muscle develops and you get more control over the arch and your feet until it’s second nature . There’s videos on it . Do different exercises . Also walk barefoot more. Never had foot pain. You also won’t have to do this forever

[@livelyelfi]

Not exactly true. It ALWAYS helps to train the muscles, especially if it hurts!!! Look up Knees over toes on ankle sprains for example. I've had pain just walking normally with orthotics. I do intense exercise 3 times a week, minimum, lots of jumping and running. You get stronger arches if you BUILD them. Some have them normally. Flat footed people need to BUILD them up! Of course this is only my experience as someone who suffered from pain because of it, so please go to a (proper!) specialist.

[@milkman5657]

Dude the way you sat up on that table was genius. Using your leg as a post for you to pull yourself upright on. I never thought about doing that.

[@ilanbenely4637]

Hey man the guy deserves a like

[@j.veditz]

Yup

[@giga_chadKZ]

He deserves 1.000.000 dollars

[@abilabrar9881]

ngomong opo tumann

[@iDislikeEditThanksForTheLikes]

A gentle one

[@kiyorashi4205]

@@iDislikeEditThanksForTheLikes good one😂😂

[@deepboiledpotatoes8317]

Bone cracking sound is so satisfying BRUHH.

[@buffchicken8500]

Dont u understand they moved his bones

[@kyupified2440]

@@buffchicken8500 he found his kink.. just let him be

[@buffchicken8500]

@@kyupified2440 Ok

[@HEMKARRR]

Why don't you crack yours😒😒😒😒😒

[@p.l.spreedits3996]

Yeah bro asmr

[@xilver3]

I know how this feels and this man is on his way to get better for sure ❤

[@mistahcahawking]

Using insoles is massively important, started using them about 10 years ago and I no longer trouble with my feet, back or teeth. Standing used to be indescribably painful for me and carrying anything on my back was also pretty painful, but after using insoles for some time the pain started disappearing and now I'm all good.

[@Jaro_Il_Magnifico]

"So, how do you fix flat feets?" "You touch them" "..but-" *"You touch them very hard"*

[@tokalayman3842]

There are so many different techniques it's not just touching he's replacing bones and muscles back in there right position which isn't a simple job

[@matheusexpedito4577]

@@tokalayman3842 *REPLACING*

[@meremere5906]

You mean moving not replacing

[@theplug4981]

@@meremere5906 🤣😂🤣

[@antoniolangston6450]

I can’t believe it’s so many people struggling with this. As a 30 year old I never thought at stage I’d be dealing with so much foot pain

[@ugosoft13]

Nagato Uzumaki : "Those who do not understand true pain can never understand true peace"

[@hyuganagato8255]

Hi

[@Zenith_Nulls]

@@hyuganagato8255 hi nagato uchiha

[@MALAY_TENGU]

What anime is that reference?

[@ugosoft13]

@@MALAY_TENGU Naruto

[@MALAY_TENGU]

@@ugosoft13 bruh you ruin my joke

[@LukeJukeDuke]

Those neck cracks near the end was amazingly satisfying!!!

[@brettshapiro6289]

I hope you fixed the issue. I had flat feet problems for over 30 years. I resolved it with clearing out all myofascial crap and trigger points in the foot and only running in minimilist shoes (changed my running gait and posture. I can run over 9 miles with zero pain during and after.

[@el_mal_de_ojo]

Minimalist shoes are a total game changer. Been wearing them for 3 years now with no other change at all and they've made a huge difference.

[@clauchan8107]

I did not feel the pain, but I don't know why all of a sudden why I was the one who was in pain and horror

[@wil19853]

As someone with flat feet....this was absolutely terrifying to watch 🤣

[@alxdrksoul]

I have flat feet too but Ive never had any treatment for it... what should I do? The same in this video?

[@aravinthvignesh315]

Same here...is anything wrong with our foot??... I'm a good sportsman too...i had no issues with my fiot

[@SpecterNeverSpectator]

Guys this video is some straight up bullshit, can't just move a bone! Takes more than that

[@xissue]

@@alxdrksoul I have flat feet too you should wear insoles in your shoe like he mentioned in the video. It helps a lot

[@__yam1502]

Yo same, I didn’t even know that flat feet can cause this much pain. I’m pretty scared now D:

[@louryugen8535]

As someone who’s experienced bottom foot pain it is literally the worst pain ever when massaging the knots out😭 props to this man I could never

[@Jabez0]

I get really intense massages. My shoulders are permanently partly dislocated so the muscles cramp and get massaged and dry needled. I leave with bruises on my body. But istg my masseuse is not even ALLOWED to look at my feet 😂😂, that hurts too much

[@deceptioncxv6385]

It's quite extraordinary to me that something as simple and a seemingly small problem like flat feet can actually affect your spinal and muscle structure and ability.

[@opper4325]

Surgeon: i have to make this 2mm cut perfect or my patient will bleed to death, then I will very carefully insert this tube into that vessel with the maximum care possible Physiotherapist: hahaha hammer go bonk bonk, gotta break bones

[@abdulrafiquekalembo469]

🤣🤣🤣

[@cholanvelmurugan3467]

BONK BONK LMAO

[@brickzbrix4136]

Idk why i find this is sooo satisfying.

[@chiking4839]

I got a flat foot after I sprained my left ankle 4 years ago. It’s really a hard work to get the arch back to normal position.

[@Itstime1231]

Weakened foot muscles, that happened to me, my shoe size went up. You can get it back, it takes time and rehab, now my feet are back to how they were. I would look up Gary Ward Anatomy in Motion to learn more about the foot if you are interested, much more informative than this channel.

[@anothaeasywin]

@@Itstime1231 knowledge!

[@dinocacciatore4392]

I also have flat foot problems and luckily I don't have much trouble for now

[@nemanjal]

bro fix it as soon as possible it's better when you do it while you're younger

[@teehee5700]

I’m 15 and I have extreme flat feet from my dad, and I literally can’t bend over for more than 5 seconds without my back feeling like it’s gonna fall off. I used to have insoles for my shoes but I haven’t used them in 2 years. Reaaaally scared for when I’m older

[@Itstime1231]

@@teehee5700 If you want to learn more about how the foot works, you should look into Gary Ward's Anatomy in Motion (AiM). If your feet are flat and you can't form an arch, then you can relearn how to supinate. I don't know that is why you have a back issue, but there are ways to help your feet out. I am better at pronating on my left foot and better at supinating on my right foot. I have worked on pronating/supinating my feet and it has been quite helpful, I have a better range of motion and less foot pain. It is somewhat involved, but straightforward once you get the concept down. It is just new to a lot of people. I'm in my mid 20's and it helped quite a bit with my feet problems.

[@kungfukenny8098]

@@Itstime1231 did you regain your arches while relearning how to supinate. Like for example my feet are completely flat will I regain my arches permanently if I do those techniques?

[@Itstime1231]

@@kungfukenny8098 short answer is yes. my arches did go up some, but I was also recovering from spraining my ankles so my feet had gotten flatter then went more to their natural shape. It's important to learn both suppination and pronation. I'd look up Gary Wards "Anatomy in Motion" for a very friendly layman's class on it. $10. He has an Instagram and website as well. I don't think flat arches are a big deal as long as you can still do what you want with them, that being to pronate and suppinate.

[@makudewon6879]

Why this is so satisfying and enjoyable? I would like to learn this and do to someone else. I want to listen that crack sound

[@ee1yd]

no

[@spade9482]

go back to hentai

[@s4ki978]

Me brazilian and undestanding everything, make me feel like eistein.

[@matheusroberto621]

Mas tem várias partes em português'-'

[@bigsmoke9635]

@@matheusroberto621 Você traduziu oque ele disse no google tradutor não foi ? Oque ele falou foi que como ele é brasileiro e entende tudo do vídeo ele se sente como Einstein.

[@stuntitled8195]

Meu parcero o unico Einstein sou eu

[@ProdGponto]

Me brazilian foi de fude

[@anacatharinagoulart5248]

Eu amo que todo lugar tem brasileiro

[@srmamaco]

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[@alexandrefreitas3620]

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[@AbbyAvon]

57 years old and I have suffered with flat feet. As I've aged it has gotten worse with pain in the area where an arch should be and swelling on the top of the foot where the therapist was hammering. After seeing this, it looks like I need to seek some professional help for my own issue.

[@stephpowell7648]

Definitely more of these videos please. Dude, how many languages do you speak?

[@MikeDiamondsTV]

I’ll make it happen! I speak 5😅

[@sehdev4315]

@@MikeDiamondsTV i speak 4😂

[@sharpshooter9116]

@@MikeDiamondsTV i speak 6 language but all of them are Indian languages 😂😭

[@arunjosep5362]

@@sharpshooter9116 what are the languages?🤔🤔

[@sharpshooter9116]

@@arunjosep5362 English, hindi, marathi, kanadda, kokni, chandgadi, malvani

[@gabrieltoader7071]

Hey man, I've also had flat feet and I went to a therapist that did to me the bowen technique and after 3-4 therapies my feet were fully recovered

[@beratozdemir2870]

Bro can you give me the info of the doctor? I also have flat feet issue

[@amirs3739]

Ayo can u reply bro . We are all suffering here and would appreciate it . Thanks

[@alecthompson217]

Yes

[@Istaypositive]

@@beratozdemir2870 same here what’s the info to the Dr?

[@wo_ck]

@@amirs3739 fax

[@jubjub9569]

Flat feet in adults is typically caused by a laxation of the posterior tibial tendon causing the navicular bone to drop and reduce arch. The only way to actually fix this is through surgery. Certain exercises such as calve raises have been shown to help as well, although minimally.

[@psyencerock]

I just turned 40… and for 40 years I’ve had flat feet… I NEED THIS ASAP!😭

[@matthew6533]

He's donating his pain for us to watch

[@vercettii]

he's doing it for himself in the first place tho

[@Gravityfighter84]

When the doctor steps out and the mechanic comes in with his spirit level..

[@Buzzwole3478]

i have a flat feet when i was a kid my dad always put a lil bump on my shoes so when i grow older it eventually became right and im thankful that i wont experience this

[@elvs0530]

Ow, the Little Man Movie is huge guy now.

[@Naz34452]

I thought I was the only one to noice

[@patriciajin6206]

Looks exactly like him

[@carranz4]

XD

[@mmecm]

I see everyone talking about insoles. What you really have to do is strengthen the tendons in your feet. Have a scan done for your posture and pressure points in your feet. Orthopedic special made inserts designed for your feet is it for me. They are expensive but worth it. Your feet will be sore upon wearing them the first few days because there is added support on your feet that working those tendons. My foot and lower back pain went away.

[@cheirapeido]

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[@diegodragon13]

Sim.

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[@Desetivado]

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[@joeyabuki9996]

É q o cara q ele fez isso é br kkkk

[@soupermanprofilepic4623]

My mom: Flat foots are slow,you can't run fast while flat footed Me who has dedicated my life walking fast and running that I was 2nd fastest on 2nd grade.

[@ShutYoDumbassUp0.1]

Wait for real your mom told you that

[@magicsalmon1803]

people with flat feet tent do be faster, but cannot run long distance

[@shrishnaik8560]

@@magicsalmon1803 I am a long distance runner

[@shrishnaik8560]

And have flat feet

[@AlexDaGame]

@@magicsalmon1803 i am the captain of a long distance college team. Although to compensate for flat feet I must dedicated a lot of time to proper form. I barefoot run on recovery days to practice good form

[@abbybonilla4511]

Finally something worthwhile. My physical therapist through my Healthcare didn't do shit for me.

[@briancollins4569]

My flat ass feet are actually cramping up just watching… ouch dude my empathy levels are at 100%. Can’t even watch honestly

[@Kage_Jamz]

I was born with flat feet and have always had it didn’t know it was a problem till I watched this video

[@vx.jayy23]

Same

[@omgaeriel366]

Same. But I don’t really like having them because when I wear shoes it makes them look weird. It might be just me tho.

[@manavjha7207]

So what u did ?

[@teeranking1423]

@@manavjha7207 nothing

[@Kage_Jamz]

@@manavjha7207 nothing really I think I might keep it like I said there hasn’t been any problems no pain no nothing

[@AlbertKimMusic]

YUP Knife in my foot for me too when I take a step, it happens after about an hour or two of walking. Feels almost as if the muscles inside your skin on under your soles (where mike was getting pressed in the video) are tearing or a knife is carving through it in like a slow circular motion. Gonna go get it checked out today finally

[@dragomango992]

Yeah, insoles (that are of good quality) will definitely help with your flat feet. I've said it in a comment in a previous video similar to this one but I use Dr. Scholl's custom orthotics/insoles. If you go to their website for these insoles, they'll have you answer a few questions based on your walking activity and natural arch (low, high, neutral, etc.) and it'll recommend you specific orthotics for your feet. I've been wearing a pair of these custom insoles for more than a year and a half and they're the best insoles I've ever used. My left foot is noticeably more flat than my right foot, and I used to get a lot of pain in the arch (I always got pain in both feet but left foot was always worse). I haven't felt pain since I've used these insoles. No joke, I really do recommend it to anyone who is experiencing pain from flat feet; pain in your feet, knees, lower back, etc.

[@sparkle2656]

I have flat feet too and want to be fixed

[@SpecterNeverSpectator]

@@sparkle2656 don't go to a chiropractor, unless specified by a doctor, I was recommend this video by KZbin and its only making me sad, so much people believe it's just this easy, this is bs, need actual treatment, and do it as soon as possible, the younger you are the better, when you start getting old it gets harder to solve, you know, let's malleable, your body won't accept change as much as in your growing stage.

[@himanshubaveja8084]

Try PTTD brace

[@rayspen7674]

Bruh when he was twisting his head he looked like a literal owl

[@lorant._jy]

This guy have my respect

[@dinoking8175]

Thanks for making this video. My son has flat feet and i am glad there is hope to fix it without surgery

[@adhilmehmud8171]

what a video just made me realise i am flat footed at one side

[@Itstime1231]

This is super normal. Humans don't hold our weight equilaterally across our feet. We may have a symmetrical number of limbs, but we don't have symmetrical organs, because of this we hold pressure/weight in our body differently. We also tend to move asymmetrically and will usually use one side for something more than the other. Due to this our feet reflect our lifestyles and one is more flat and the other is more arched. You could say that your one foot isn't flat footed, but the other is more arched. It is all perspective on what is really flat and what is really arched. If I had to guess, you are more flat on your left side and more arched on your right side. This isn't an issue, it's normal. When it comes to feet, we want both feet to be able to go flat and go arched. When your foot flattens out it is lengthening (pronating) and when it gets a higher arch it is shortening (supinating). This is how our feet work while we walk. If you want to learn more about it, I recommend looking up Gary Ward (Anatomy in Motion). Pronation is fine. Supination is fine. They are two sides of the same coin. A lot of people (not you) fear pronation, but they want to supinate (forming that arch). In order to form an arch you have to not have an arch to begin with.

[@SarahsSTEAMers]

Your feet aren’t nearly as flat as mine! I feel your pain, friend! Hope this treatment helps! 😃

[@nauanvanzin]

Maluco com veio pro Brasil se tratar, massa saber q aqui tem profissional reconhecido por fora dessa área...

[@delovelyday430]

This looks of so much relief I feel your pain🙏🏾

[@ДмитрийОрлов-б9г]

This patient is built like a beast

[@godjhaka7376]

But the real question: after all this, were you able to squat without pain? Taking up inlines has shown all the issues I have . I'm on toe spacers, yoga toes, injinji socks, and self awareness now. Have a trip to podiatrist in August

[@2mistakesnbaedits914]

Good luck at the podiatrist! I just had 2 ingrown toe nails and every week I would go there, now this was pain straight from hell. The would grab tweezers as big as garden clippers and just start ripping nail from my feet. I had that done around 20 times, it took half a year. And guess what? None of that even got rid of the ingrown toenails. So last week I went back to get them gone for good. They shoved a anaesthetic needle straight into my toe bones so I would feel pain, that hurt a lot, then started ripping my toes apart to get everything out. Put some chemicals in my toe so it doesn’t grow back, now I’m in the healing process. Thank god and everything on earth, that all that pain is finally ofer

[@afailable]

@@2mistakesnbaedits914 that's crazy... I had ingrown nail in one toe over and over, the pain was never as bad as you're describing. They did end up giving local anaesthetic and silver nitrate to stop the nail from growing, I read a book while they did the procedure, the anaesthetic needle didn't hurt much. Edit: I also dropped a 20 kilo weight on one toe and the nail has never grown back properly, I had to rip the entire nail off several times to stop it from growing straight into my toe. It's fine now.

[@2mistakesnbaedits914]

@@afailable bro that sounds like it hurt like hell, I don’t know why my local anaesthetic hurt so much, while he did the surgery I was so intrigued by just looking at him rip up my toe 😂

[@afailable]

@@2mistakesnbaedits914 haha yeah when I ripped my own nail off twice there was definitely a morbid curiosity

[@calvinzhobbes1977]

Chiro/massage/tissue work is functional in nature. It's not a bandaid. It fixes at the issue or issues that are causing the problem. Looking at just the foot alone, is not functional. It's like the shock on a car going bad but replacing the tire and brakes. Body work, a float tank, a handful of key minerals and supplements will go a long way.

[@4gags]

As someone with flat feet, this looks like it feels absolutely amazing, I hope it helps

[@metroplier8392]

How does someone find out they have flat feet?

[@jammedfinga]

@@metroplier8392 if your whole foot is flat on the ground. Typically feet should have an arch in the middle. If you look at foot prints like in sand it’s typically the edges of our feet, toes and heel that make an imprint.

[@opal9975]

Hold the pain mate, the reward is you are better than before :)

[@ldgomes7961]

Tô todo arrepiado imaginando eu sentindo essa dor

[@china.2816]

I was in pain for the entire video 😩

[@brothergunns5055]

No surgeries, no high costs, effective results...... Physiotherapists got to be among the best doctors in the world.

[@johnbraadland9556]

I am so sensitive to pressure in that nook at the bottom of my feet, so watching this video is almost making me break out into a cold sweat.

[@Marcusparkerr]

Bro I feel you I am just now fixing my self I cant believe it took me till 28 to realize that was my biggest problem with running and movement.

[@goo5976]

I was born with flat feet and was an ultra marathon runner, power lifter, and I’m in aviation now. Zero issues. Just keep building your feet and they’ll be fine

[@jusk8lp]

I've also had flat feet all my life. As a result, I've had cankles and a lower back that curves too much. I don't get tired from walking, but if I walk far enough, my lower back starts hurting, and a little further, my feet hurt in the area where there should be an arch. My calves hurt when I run. That being said, I don't think I'd be willing to go through this therapy. LOL

[@hanimay6843]

I don't have flat feet, but I suffer with everything you wrote. Weird.

[@Elisabeta.Marina]

Cankles and lower back pain also have people that don t have a flat foot, and with age it happens...

[@Elisabeta.Marina]

@@hanimay6843 It s not related to flat foot.

[@JohnSmith-zk8xp]

@@Elisabeta.Marina is it ever?

[@Elisabeta.Marina]

@@JohnSmith-zk8xp If you read, the answer will come to you.

[@Mikedastud]

He’s officially in the hall of pain

[@dolphinloser6546]

Just to note, flat feet are often not a problem or anything to worry about and only cause pain or discomfort in some cases. In most cases if they are painful, it can also be corrected slowly and gently over time using special shoes or insoles that gradually cause an arch to develop (i.e. most people with flat feet don't have to do any treatments like this!)

[@PacmanLickThisGuysAs]

This is complete bs, wearing insoles aren't going to strengthen your arch. It'll just make it worst. People that become flat footed is because their foot is weak and wear tight narrow shoes that smash their feet in

[@Samurasa.]

Seu português é bem falado, geralmente até nos brasileiros temos dificuldade com a nossa língua, imagina você que teve que aprender kkkkk

[@todaysgrailtomorrowsbeater]

we need a "orthopedic reacts" video to this one

[@roywindell4339]

Bro. I’d fell asleep and heal if someone did this to my left foot…I NEED this!

[@luismerces]

Waw!! Sabes Português? Cause your Portuguese is great!! If you ever come to Portugal I’ll show you around!!

[@Juan2Soto23]

Brazil more representative jajaja

[@simongameplays999]

@@Juan2Soto23 no one cares bro 👍🇦🇴

[@Juan2Soto23]

@@simongameplays999 saddly but in the options of everything put the flag of brazil instead of portugal or even angola jajaja

[@simongameplays999]

@@Juan2Soto23 still no one cares bro

[@bitalcraft]

Obrigado

[@austinashogbon8175]

I never knew it was possible to fix flat feet

[@gzitterspiller]

It is not.

[@jhonny1416]

It isnt this is bullshit 🤣🤣🤣

[@blescax]

@@jhonny1416 why

[@wildrifter9265]

@@gzitterspiller you can fix some types of flat feet. If it’s just muscular imbalances you can regain your arch by doing calves and foot scrunches. If it’s skeletal you need surgery

[@Dongzzzzzz]

I never knew it was a problem lol. I had flat feet in my entire life and I didn't see it as a problem

[@OmarScruggs]

I was born with flat feet and ive been dealing with allllllll of this for 42 years now

[@SAVUFILMS]

"Gently click the like button" Me: Smashes the phone with my fist*

[@staken9006]

My brain froze when he used the hammer on his feet

[@DanielWillen]

1) Plant your feet and try to bend and make an arch without lifting your toes or heels or the side of your foot. 2) Extend your big toe upwards 3) Roll a small ball under your foot 4) Wear custom made shoe soles I've had flat feet for many years in my teens but not as bad as yours , but doing exercises helped me correct them. 10-15 minutes a day

[@Ryan-hf4pe]

Now I want to have flat feet, not that it’s good to have flat feet, I just want to feel the satisfaction of relieve after that many years of suffering

[@KaystFPS]

Others watching it : Amazing medical treatments Me : Best chropractic ASMR ever

[@too_slow5841]

This is the type of videos I watch at night 🤷🏾

[@Steve.Maverick]

I was told there is no way of curing flat feet without surgical intervention, just things that can help slightly. Anyone know if this is true?

[@Jed02000]

I'm not a doctor, but i've suffered of flatfeet for my whole life and i highly doubt it. It's not a joint dislocation/muscule tense problem, it's way more complex, osteopathy massage can only fix those 2 types of plroblem in our body, so if it really helps, it's just an temporary solution. The only two permanent solutions is surgery and feet applicators and none of them is cheap. For example, my applicators costs me mor than 280$, for Russia it's a lot of money. I don't know for sure, but i think that surgery gonna cost a lot more than that and that's not 100% sucsess, can cause a lot of troubles in further. If there was easy way to treat such disease, it would be popular and well known, but it isn't. But hey, if you are younger than 20 you sitll can fix this if not completley, but partially so you don't need that expensive treatment. Pay a visit to an orthopesist or search for particular exercises it will help a lot. If you are older than 20 it's unlikely that you can shape back your feet in normal condition, but those excercises might help you with pain and muscle tense, applicators will pose back your feet into right position, absorb some force and distribute weight, that's the best way of treatment after 20 that i know.

[@timstijntjes]

I have had surgery 10 days ago, to fix flat feet and inflammated Tibial Posterior Tendon, the one that runs on the inside of your ankle down. It was done in a minimalistic invasive way, one cut and a few little holes, where the actually cut part of your heel bone and put it back in a different angle so the balance point of your foot changes, together with tightening the tendons it should solve it.

[@SpecterNeverSpectator]

Kinda, chiropractors are mostly just scams, specially this video, temporary relief, they search for a "crack", they think it's bones but it's just air bubbles inside of it, it takes a lot to move bones, they think they can just go and move them with their hands, it's just not good, but I guess there is the honest people out there, so if you know about what you're doing and who is doing it then yeah go ahead, but always ask the doc first.

[@thierryuwizeyimana3743]

Seeing how big the other guy is surprised he aint accidentally break his neck, that shit scary asf 😭😭

[@Chloey780]

Haha I got surprised when I realized you were doing this here in Brazil