The Ultimate Guide to Foot and Ankle Injuries in MMA: How Mixed Osteo Can Help

Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is a demanding sport that puts significant strain on the feet and ankles. Injuries in these areas are common but can be effectively managed with the right approach. At Mixed Osteo, we have immense experience in treating MMA athletes, offering a comprehensive approach to address foot and ankle injuries and get you back in the ring stronger than ever.

Dr Luke Osteo helping MMA athlete with foot and ankle injury treatment

Common Foot and Ankle Injuries in MMA:

  1. Sprained Ankle: Often occurs due to quick direction changes or improper foot positioning during strikes.

  2. Achilles Tendonitis: Overuse and repetitive strain can lead to inflammation of the Achilles tendon.

  3. Plantar Fasciitis: Inflammation of the plantar fascia, often caused by repetitive impact on the feet.

  4. Turf Toe: Hyperextension of the big toe, common in grappling and takedown attempts.

  5. Fractures: Direct trauma or excessive force can result in fractures in the foot or ankle.

How Mixed Osteo Can Help:

  1. Osteopathy: Our Osteopaths use hands-on techniques to improve joint mobility, reduce pain, and promote healing.

  2. Applied Functional Science (AFS): AFS helps identify and correct movement imbalances to prevent future injuries.

  3. Exercise Rehab: Tailored exercise programs strengthen the muscles and ligaments, improving stability and reducing injury risk.

Why Choose Mixed Osteo:

  • Immense experience in treating MMA athletes.
  • Comprehensive approach addressing the root cause of injuries.
  • Personalised treatment plans tailored to your specific needs.
  • Focus on holistic health and wellness to enhance overall performance.

Don't let foot and ankle injuries hinder your MMA journey. With the right care and treatment at Mixed Osteo, you can overcome these challenges and get back to doing what you love. Book a session with us today to start your journey towards optimal performance and injury-free training.

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