A building will topple to the ground if the foundation for its structure isn’t sound and stacked correctly, one brick on top of the next. We increase our risk of injury and unnecessary wear-and-tear on our system if our human structure is out of whack.
The Foundation of our Structure is the Feet:
How often to you take the time to exercise your feet? Not just stand, walk, or run on them, but actually “exercise” them?
3 Tips To Improve Foot Fitness, Structural Support, Posture, & Whole-Body Health
- Do Pilates Footwork is an important part of Pilates. Exercising barefoot, and utilizing the resistance of the springs on the Reformer, Cadillac, and Chairs, along with the Pilates Foot Corrector, can help stretch and strengthen your feet – the foundation of good posture.
- Spend Time Barefoot Walking barefoot at the beach is an excellent way to stretch and strengthen your feet. Other barefoot wellness activities are great too. Yoga, Dance, Tai Chi, Martial Arts…these activities have you bending, stretching, moving, and balancing your body to provide a healthy foot fitness workout.
- Exercise Your Feet Practice specific foot care exercises as a part of your weekly workout routine. Walking and running (whether you’re wearing shoes, or going barefoot) is not enough to stretch and strengthen ALL the parts of your feet that really need exercise to maintain healthy feet and a well-balanced body.

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