Medical Conditions and Injuries that may be helped by ProStretch

Many complications to the lower extremities can be eliminated by improving proper flexibility. ProStretch has been proven to stretch the leg muscles more easily and far more effectively than any other method.

As we receive feedback from other medical professionals who are already using ProStretch, it has become apparent that our various models can be applied to a greater number of lower extremity conditions and injuries than first imagined.

Achilles Tendonitis Pes Cavus Pes Planus Cerebral Palsy Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease Equinus Gait Lumbar Pain Muscle Cramping Muscular Dystrophy Plantar Fasciitis Chondromalacia

Heel Spur Pelvic/Lumbar imbalances Post surgical atrophy Hemiparesis Iliotibial band syndrome Poor circulation Multiple Sclerosis Menisectomy Total Knee replacement Endoscopic Plantar Fasciotomy Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury

Important Notices

If you currently have any injury, consult your doctor or physiotherapist before using ProStretch.
Do not use ProStretch on wet or sloping surfaces, ice, gravel, loose stone or sand.
Never stretch a cold muscle. Warm up first with a short walk or jog.
Never stretch to the point of pain or bounce whilst stretching, as this will actually tighten the muscle rather than increasing it's flexibility.
A rubber soled shoe is recommended whilst using ProStretch.
When in doubt about your physical ability, do not take risks. Consult a doctor or physiotherapist.
Only use ProStretch in accordance with Manufacturer's instructions.

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