12 Proven Exercises + Treatment for Foot Drop Recovery — eBook
Living with foot drop can make every step feel uncertain. Lifting the front of your foot, clearing the ground, and taking a steady stride are movements many people don’t think twice about—until a neurological injury makes them harder to control.
The good news: recovery is possible, and it starts with the right exercises, practiced consistently.
This free eBook provides 12 proven exercises and treatments that you can start using today to improve your foot drop and work toward recovery.
Comes with examples and illustrations to help you start from the comfort of your own home — Download your free copy today!
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