Course Content
Day 1 – Introduction
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Day 2 – Foot Massage
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Day 3 -Foot Massage with Ball
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Day 4 – Foot Rituals
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Day 5 – Vajrasasna
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Day 6 – Achilles Tendon
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Day 7 – Take a Walk
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Day 8 – Foot Meditation
Day 9 – Ankle Circles and Mandalas
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Day 10 – Integration
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Day 11 – Malasana
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Day 12 – Piano Toes
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Day 13 – Balance
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Day 14 – Supta Baddha Konasana
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Day 15 – Supta Tadasana
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Day 16 – Barefoot
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Day 17 – Supta Padangustasana
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Day 18 – Adding Spring to Your Step
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Day 19 – Beauty
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Day 20 – Foot Reflexology
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Day 21 – Nerve Gliding
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Day 22 – Achilles’ Reflex & Calves Release
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Day 23 – Footsteps
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Day 24 – Downward Facing Dog for feet
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Day 25 – Easy Balancing
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Day 26 – Tadasana (Mountain Pose)
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Day 27 – Proprioception and the Feet
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Day 28 – Baby Vrkasana
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Day 29 – Vrkasana
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Day 30 – In Your Footsteps
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30 Days to Happy Summer Feet
About Lesson
 
 
Reflexology
It would be hard to complete a foot challenge without mentioning reflexology
 
Foot reflexology is a practice based on the theory that various reflex points on the feet correspond to specific organs, glands, and systems of the body. By applying pressure to these reflex points, you can heal those areas of your body.
 
The topic is too comprehensive for this challenge and much of what we have done over the course of the last 20 days WILL stimulate reflexology points.
 
In fact, that is one of the reasons practicing foot love is so important. Reflexology is a powerful tool for managing pain, stress and digestive issues. But practicing all forms of foot care can PREVENT some of these issues from occurring.
Here are 3 simple refeloxolgy based exercises that are good for everything!
  1. Toe Pressing : Use your thumb to apply gentle pressure to the base of each toe.Hold the pressure for a few seconds and then release.Good for circulation, relieving tension, and promoting relaxation
  2. Arch Roll :Sit in a chair and place a tennis ball or massage ball under one foot. Roll the ball back and forth along the length of your foot, from the heel to the ball of the foot, using gentle pressure. Give special attention to areas that are tender or sore. Helps release tension in the arches of the feet and stimulates many reflex points
  3. Thumb Walking: Use your thumb to walk along the bottom of your foot, applying firm but gentle pressure. Go all over the surface of the sole of your foot paying extra attention to anywhere that seems sore or tender. This can be very relaxing and rejuvenating at the same time!