Your long-term solution for foot & ankle pain
AxisBoard Single-Leg Balance Board - TEST
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AxisBoard Rehab & Training Guide
Ready to fix your injury for good?
Foot Pain
Lateral Ankle Sprain
Medial Ankle Sprain
Anterior Foot Pain
Peroneal Foot Pain
Posterior Foot Pain
Achilles Pain
Dorsiflexion
Ankle Mobility
Foot Pain
Lateral Ankle Sprain
Medial Ankle Sprain
Anterior Foot Pain
Peroneal Foot Pain
Posterior Foot Pain
Achilles Pain
Dorsiflexion
Ankle Mobility
Get expert guidance with every AxisBoard
Your AxisBoard includes a printed, physical therapist-approved guide with targeted routines for over 10 of the most common foot and ankle injuries - so you’re never left wondering what to do.
Each plan is designed to take you step-by-step through the recovery process, combining strength and mobility work to help rebuild stability, improve movement, and speed up healing. Whether you're dealing with foot pain, Achilles pain, or general ankle stiffness, you'll have a clear path forward.
- 100+ pages of step-by-step guidance from a PT
- 30+ video demonstrations of strength & mobility exercises
- Injury-specific routines backed by clinical insight
- Simple, follow-along instructions—no guesswork required
- Designed for home use with minimal time commitment
- Includes over 30 proven exercises to restore foot and ankle function
Unlike traditional 2-footed balance boards, the low-height and single-leg design of the AxisBoard forces the engagement of the intrinsic foot and ankle muscles.
Focuses on foot & ankle
Targeted foot and ankle engagement
Strengthens the foot and ankle muscles
Works in 3 minutes a day
Portable and Convenient
30+ movement variations for 10+ injuries
Safe, low height with minimal fall risk
Our single-leg board offers more targeted rehabilitation for foot and ankle injuries, ensuring quicker recovery compared to a traditional balance board that utilizes larger muscle groups.
Traditional 2-footed balance boards unavoidably puts the focus on the knees and hips during use. The foot and ankle muscles aren’t activated to the same degree.
Focuses on knees and hips
Emphasizes knees and hips
Targets the hips and knees
Requires at least 10 minutes
Large, awkward and hard to store
1 configuration
Unbalanced, high height can lead to falls
The generic balance board places more focus on the hips and knees instead of the foot and ankle. The high height with difficult balance also brings a steep learning curve and introduces a fall-risk for users.
Unlike traditional 2-footed balance boards, the low-height and single-leg design of the AxisBoard forces the engagement of the intrinsic foot and ankle muscles.
Focuses on foot & ankle
Targeted foot and ankle engagement
Strengthens the foot and ankle muscles
Works in 3 minutes a day
Portable and Convenient
30+ movement variations for 10+ injuries
Safe, low height with minimal fall risk
Our single-leg board offers more targeted rehabilitation for foot and ankle injuries, ensuring quicker recovery compared to a traditional balance board that utilizes larger muscle groups.
Traditional 2-footed balance boards unavoidably puts the focus on the knees and hips during use. The foot and ankle muscles aren’t activated to the same degree.
Focuses on knees and hips
Emphasizes knees and hips
Targets the hips and knees
Requires at least 10 minutes
Large, awkward and hard to store
1 configuration
Unbalanced, high height can lead to falls
The generic balance board places more focus on the hips and knees instead of the foot and ankle. The high height with difficult balance also brings a steep learning curve and introduces a fall-risk for users.
How to use
Method 1: Injury-Focused Routine
1. Find your injury: Use the guide to locate your specific injury or focus area.
2. Mobility routine: Begin the step-by-step mobility routine to improve range of motion and prep your body for strengthening.
3. Strength routine: Follow the strength exercises and use the recommended AxisBoard setups for your injury. Everything is tailored to help you recover faster and safer.
Method 2: Freestyle for Strength & Balance
Explore all the AxisBoard configurations and notice which ones feel hardest to control — that’s your body telling you where you’re weakest. Focus your training on those challenging setups to build strength, stability, and better movement patterns. Perfect for injury prevention or making your workouts more effective.
Questions? We got you.
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