What is the plantar fascia (plantar aponeurosis)?

The plantar fascia is also called the planar aponeurosis and is found in the sole of the foot. What is it, and what does it do?
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[@barakathcs]

Plantar fasciitis is a painful 😣 ace, its great to know about the topic

[@edithrae2845]

Hi Sam, I thought your video was awesome I'm suffering from this painful condition I've tried every exercise for this condition and nearly 2year on its still the same. I've bought special trainers shoes which help a little when walking. Thanks for your video

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Such great explanation thank you! Quick question, exercising without shoes would it cost trouble?

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Thank you for sharing. how do you remember all the technical words of every part. I have no idea. However, hopefully, one day, it will stick in my mind.

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[@trinichinee6426]

Great explaination man .. video was very informative When i do sprints ... And i roll my fascia the next day l, i can feel the pain when i rolling .. but when i get up in the morning ... I dont get the pain, According to the video getting up with pain in your arc is a easy sign of plantar fasciitis.. Sonce i dont get up with pain does that mean i have very mild symptoms of it ?

[@maryroberts9315]

Plantar fasciitis is very common. Are there other points of fascia irritation that are common or perhaps misunderstood as a tendonitis?

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Thanks sam😊

[@harshitaonpointe]

Could a calcaneal spur lead to plantar fasciitis? Or is it the other way around?

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I'm also curious about spurs and what causes them...

[@yuhaz]

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[@seiblair43]

Sam, is it possible to have plantar aponeurosis without any pain, just stiffness in the sole of the foot?

[@Irene-im8xi]

How much do modern shoes affect foot machanics? Toe flexion is near impossible in some rigidly soled shoes and although the foot is potentially mobile how is encasing the foot in a rigid shoe going to affect its ability to be mobile? Are cheap rigid shoes going to affect the feet just like a cast or paralysis affects a limb, with a potential loss of range of movement? If the fascia already has poor blood supply do heavy shoes reduce the blood supply even more?

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[@billsemenoff]

If it's more like a tendon, there would be tendon sheath for containing lubricant. Yes, that's believable to me

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I wish you were my anatomy teacher lol

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Use subtitles with vlog .... language problem