How can a round piece of plywood, half a croquet ball and a scrap of carpet help you rehab your ankle?

If you assemble a piece of plywood 16" in diameter, half of a 3" croquet ball and a scrap piece of carpet into the proper arrangement then you will have a wobble board.

A wobble board is used by many physical therapists during the rehab process of knees and ankles. Using the wobble board helps to improve flexibility in sprained ankles by gently forcing the ankle to move through the whole range of motion that a healthy ankle can move through.

And once your ankle can go through the normal range of motion, the wobble board, if used properly can help to improve balance and strengthen the muscles that support the ankle.

If you combine the wobble board with additional and proven rehab exercises in the proper order, you can reduce the rehab time for your sprained ankle by as much as 75% over traditional RICE (Rest Ice Compression Elevation) approaches.

Like any other tool, a wobble board must be used properly and at the proper time in order to be effective.

For instance, a wobble board should only be used after all the swelling that is associated with a sprained ankle has gone away. And a wobble board should never be used if there is structural damage to the ankle such as a fracture or torn ligaments/tendons.

You should not start any rehab program until a doctor has verified that there is no structural damage.

Once the doctor gives you the "go ahead" to start rehabbing or he tells you to use the RICE protocol, then and only then should you start a sprained ankle rehab program.

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Who else wants to improve performance while rehabbing?

Rehabilitation of a sprained ankle, like any rehab is a part of being active. Unfortunately, most of the time the completion of the rehab process means that your performance athletically is not as good as it was before your injury.

Wouldn't it be cool if you were able to improve your performance while rehabbing your ankle?

There is no reason why a rehab program can't incorporate skill improvement drills along with rehab exercises. The problem is that everybody is focused just on getting back to where they were before the injury.

They never consider or have even thought that they could actually improve their performance during the rehab process.

I am here to change that mindset. I believe that you can not only rehab your sprained ankle but improve your performance at the same time.

You must change your mindset.

Ask yourself, "How can I change this rehab process to not only rehab my ankle but improve my performance?".

Once you start asking yourself questions you will find solutions.

First you need to decide what aspect of your performance you want to improve and since you are rehabbing you have some time to research the types of exercises that will help you improve.

Ideally, the rehab program that you are using will have performance enhancing characteristics built into it. If it doesn't, then you need to check out the sprained ankle rehab program that I found at http://www.fastrehab.com.

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