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FitFootTM

IMPROVED MOBILITY
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ACTIVE LIFESTYLE

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Promote Circulation While You Sit

FitFoot is a simple, portable exercise device for the lower leg. FitFoot guides users through exercises that can improve flexibility in the foot and ankle while potentially activating the foot and calf pump.

Use daily while sitting for activation of muscles in feet and lower leg for better circulation, improved range of motion, muscle tone & strength.

Take this compact foot and leg exerciser anywhere! Quick clip open for instant setup to start exercising anywhere at home or at the office. Great for low mobility users. Use while travelling to promote blood flow – on a plane, train, or in a car.

  • Easy to use
  • Great for low mobility improvement
  • Varying levels of resistance (optional)
  • Medical grade construction
  • Folds flat and includes travel bag for portability
  • Easy cleaning non-slip surface and feet
  • A must-have for long range travelers


Make it easy to fit in good health, everywhere you sit!

FitFoot for Your Second Heart

The Calf Muscles

TS Medical’s FitfootTM  solution was specifically designed to guide effective, controlled ankle flexion and extension exercises while stimulating the sole of the foot. Flexion and extension exercises can boost circulation to keep nerves and vessels healthy and functioning properly. Targeted stimulation of the sole of the foot can lead to improved sensation and stability over time. FitFoot is the only “active” product on the market that provides both flexion and extension resistance.

FitFoot usage may benefit individuals that suffer from conditions such as diabetes, vascular disease, or joint-related injuries, and due to these conditions, may be experiencing complications such as muscular dysfunction, limited ankle range of motion (ROM), and diminished circulation.

Click here to see extended list of conditions that FitFoot can benefit for relief and recovery.

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Benefits of FitFootTM

Circulation

FitFoot assists in performing exercises that have been shown to maintain and improve circulation in the lower extremities

Mobility

FitFoot assists in performing exercises that have been shown to assist in stable mobility

Balance

Exercising with FitFoot promotes improved balance and stability

Strength

FitFoot can be used to perform strengthening exercises for the foot, ankle and lower leg

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FitFoot

Includes 6 LB bands and carry tote.

$99.95

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FitFoot Bands - Heavy (Pack of 4)

Contains 4 black silicone based bands with 9lbs of resistance

Swap out, or mix these heavy resistance bands with the standard 6lbs blue bands on the FitFoot for an added challenge.

$19.95

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Conditions that FitFoot can Benefit in Relief and Recovery

Tight Calves – cramping in calves
 
Achilles tendinitis – pain in the heel, and along the length of the Achilles tendon, when walking, running, in the morning.
 
Venous insufficiency – swelling in legs/ankles, tight feeling in calves, itchy, painful legs, pain when walking that stop with rest, brown- colored skin, often near the ankles, varicose veins, ulcers that are sometimes hard to treat.
 
PAD –  weakness, hair loss, smooth, shiny skin, skin, cool to the touch, pain with walking, sores on feet/legs that don’t heal
 
Arthritis – Stiff/painful joints
 
Peripheral Neuropathy – Lower leg numbness, muscle weakness/twitching.  Loss of muscle mass,  loss of balance.
 
Restless Leg Syndrome – very strong urge to move the legs, due to uncomfortable, feeling in the legs, worse in the evenings or at night, when sitting or lying down. Moving relieves the discomfort for a short time.
 
Poor Circulation – leg pain, heaviness, aching, swelling, skin, dryness, tightness, itching, irritation, and muscle cramps
 
Plantar Fasciitis – stabbing pain in the heel worse in the morning or after sitting, after long periods of standing
 
Poor Balance – unsteady on feet, ankles turn/roll to the outside
 
Rehab from ankle/knee injury or surgery
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