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Sports massage in Clifton, Bristol

Massage for plantar fasciitis

The sole of the foot, the heel and the calves that pull on it, treated together.

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Sports massage in Clifton, Bristol

Plantar fasciitis massage

Plantar fasciitis is irritation of the plantar Fascia, the strong band under the sole of the foot that runs from the heel to the toes. It is usually felt as heel pain with the first steps in the morning or after sitting.

Plantar fasciitis massage

Sports massage in Clifton, Bristol

Why the calf matters

At the heel, the plantar Fascia is continuous with the Achilles and the calf. Tight calves increase the pull through the sole of the foot with every step, so the calves are treated as well as the foot.

Sports massage in Clifton, Bristol

Your session

Ankle bend and toe bend are measured. The heel, arch and toes are released slowly, then the Achilles, calves and hamstrings. Most people notice the difference in their first steps off the couch.

Sports massage in Clifton, Bristol

At home

Before getting out of bed, draw circles with each foot. Roll the arch over a ball for two minutes and stretch the calves on a step morning and evening. Supportive shoes around the house help while it settles.

Reviews

Massage for plantar fasciitis reviews

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It opened my body up loads to where I could train harder for longer, and recover faster. I've sent people to James with fibromyalgia, back pain, sciatica and everyone has been helped.
Patrick KeanePersonal trainer, David Lloyd
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After one treatment session with James I was moving better than I had before. After two treatment sessions I started to feel optimistic about a pain free future.
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Questions

Massage for plantar fasciitis: questions answered

How long does plantar fasciitis take to settle?

Often weeks to months. Regular care of the foot and calf helps.

Is it the same as a heel spur?

No. A heel spur is bone and many cause no pain.

When should I see a GP?

If the pain started after an injury, the heel is swollen, or you have numbness or tingling in the foot.

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