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Standing great-toe flexion

Progression of Great-Toe Flexion

YouTube · Peak PhysioToe Flexion with Theraband — StandingWatch the demonstration

PROGRESSION · HOW TO DO IT

Standing great-toe flexion

These steps are written specifically for the Standing great-toe flexion. Follow them in order and stop before you lose the position.

  1. 01
    Set up your version

    Set up specifically for the Standing great-toe flexion. Begin tall with the feet planted and the ribs stacked over the pelvis.

  2. 02
    Move the pattern

    Keep the heel and other toes quiet as you press the big-toe pad down into the floor.

  3. 03
    Match the demand

    Treat this version as the only progression; do not add load, range, and tempo at the same time.

  4. 04
    Finish with control

    Hold the pressure without rolling the ankle inward, then let the toe rise slowly. Do not roll the ankle inward.

START WHERE YOU CAN WIN

Regress the demand

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EARN THE NEXT STEP

Progress the ownership

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More about this movement

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Short rangeShort range

Standing great-toe flexion

Sets: 3 · Reps: 12–20 per side

Standing great-toe flexion is a progression of Great-Toe Flexion. Use the written card above for its exact setup and execution.

Short range: Short range means the target muscle finishes squeezed in its shortened position.

WHY IT EARNS A SPOT

Own the position,
then earn the load.

The great toe finishes flexed against resistance, strengthening the push-off side of the tripod foot and improving independent toe control.