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Ankle Anatomy Video Tour


Want to learn more about ankle anatomy? You have come to the right place. The video below is designed to give a simple, easy to understand tour of the foot and ankle.

I think that understanding anatomy is a big key to figuring out your sports injury. Pictures and words can go a long way in educating you about your elbow, but sometimes it just helps to see it.

The ankle is the most commonly injured joint with sports participation. Ankle sprains are part of many athletes sports careers. Now you have a great way to see exactly where the sprained ligaments are, as well as all of the muscles and bones of the ankle.

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