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Plantar Fasciitis Stretches: 6 Yoga Poses to Nix Heel Pain

Already have an account? Photo: EternalCreative/Getty Images You wake up in the morning, sit up and stretch, ready to start your day. But when you swing out of bed and hit the floor, you feet say, “No way!”  They’re stiff and painful, and you can’t walk without hobbling. What gives? You could be suffering from plantar fasciitis, an inflammation of the plantar fascia. While this condition is painful, yoga offers some nice plantar fasciitis stretches to help you recover. What is plantar fasciitis? Your feet have thick bands of tissue that run along the sole, connecting your heel bone to the toes. These bands, the plantar fascia, are a part of the intricate anatomy of the foot that assists the ligaments and the muscles in maintaining the arches at the sole of the foot.

Wheel Yoga for Pain Relief for Working Women | Asana – International Yoga Journal

Wheel Yoga for Pain Relief for Working Women | Asana – International Yoga Journal
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8 Yoga Poses to Soothe Neck Tension

For many of us, life’s stress and tightness makes a beeline for our heads and necks. This is particularly true for those of us who spend a lot of time sitting at a computer. This tension can cause pain, headaches, and limited mobility in the shoulders and head. In this sequence, yoga teacher Gabrielle Marchese guides you through a gentle series of postures that offer quick, soothing relief from this all-too-common discomfort.  Photo: Gabrielle Marchese Head Rolls Find a comfortable seat. Begin to deepen your breath. Drop your right ear toward your right shoulder. Slowly roll your head through center, then over to the left. Keep your eyes closed and gaze fixed inward toward your third eye center as you move. Keep moving your head in gentle, slow circles for about 5 rounds before switching directions. 

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