Peroneal Nerve Entrapment

Peroneal & Tibial Nerve Dysfunction & Running

Many people enjoy running to control their weight, improve their cardiovascular conditioning, tone their muscles and reduce stress. Unfortunately, running is considered a high-impact physical activity and can be hard on the body -- it can even...

Running & Nerve Impingement

Running is a popular means of weight control, boosting cardiovascular health, blowing off stress and strengthening and toning the legs. Aches and pains from running, however, are virtually inevitable. While these most often strike muscles and...

Weight Loss & Nerve Entrapment

Nerve entrapment, also known as nerve compression syndrome or compression neuropathy, is a medical problem that encompasses a wide range of illnesses. In general terms, entrapment refers to pressure applied to a nerve. Some of the most well-known...

Running & Lateral Ankle Pain

The continuous movement of running is great for heart, but it can be stressful on the joints, including the ankles. Even more so, a slight deviation in running form, such as overpronating, can lead to injuries and serious pain. Lateral ankle pain...

Use of Ankle Weights and Thigh Numbness

Ankle weights can be beneficial for leg strengthening. In an article published in the August 2007 "National Strength and Conditioning Association's Performance Training Journal," researchers found use of light ankle weights while performing...

What Are the Causes of Foot Drop Deformity?

A foot drop refers to a variety of conditions that lead to the inability to dorsiflex the foot and big toe. The term dorsiflex, in relation to ankle movement, refers to when the top of the foot is brought closer to the shin. The specific nerves...