Strong, flexible ankles are essential for almost every movement you make, from running and jumping to lifting and squatting. Limited ankle mobility can affect your performance, increase the risk of injury and make everyday movements more difficult. Incorporating ankle mobility exercises into your routine can help improve flexibility, stability and overall athletic performance. Whether you’re an athlete, a fitness enthusiast or just looking to move better, these exercises can make a big difference.
Ankle circles are a simple yet effective way to increase range of motion.
How to do it:
This exercise helps lubricate the joint and improve coordination between the ankle and foot muscles.
Stretching your calves while working your ankle improves flexibility and ankle dorsiflexion.
How to do it:
This stretch is especially helpful for runners and anyone who spends a lot of time on their feet.
Calf raises strengthen the calves and improve ankle stability.
How to do it:
Strong calves and ankles reduce the risk of sprains and improve your ability to jump, pivot and run efficiently.
Toe walks engage your ankle muscles and improve balance and mobility.
How to do it:
This simple exercise also activates stabilizing muscles in the feet and calves, supporting better posture and overall lower-body strength.
Using a resistance band helps stretch and strengthen the ankle joint.
How to do it:
Band mobilizations are excellent for improving ankle flexibility while also reinforcing joint stability, making them perfect for injury prevention.
At Method Health Club, we believe movement matters. From our guided fitness classes to one-on-one coaching, we provide the tools and support you need to improve mobility, strength and overall performance. If you want to take your ankle mobility, and your entire fitness journey, to the next level, join our community today. Our expert coaches can help tailor a routine to your goals, ensuring you move better, feel stronger and perform at your best.
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