How Stephen Curry SAVED His NBA Career and How to Prevent Ankle Sprains in Sports
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Before he was a 3x NBA Champion and 2x NBA MVP, Stephen Curry's career was at a worrying spot after he kept spraining his ankles. After undergoing two surgeries to his right ankle, Curry started a new rehab and strength program that revolutionized his health and built a solid foundation for the superstar career he would go on to have in the NBA with the Golden State Warriors. in this video I'm going to teach you about WHAT Steph Curry did and WHY it worked. Plus, I'm going to review some fundamental concepts and exercises that are used to help athletes prevent ankle sprains!
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Brian Sutterer MD can u do a video like this on is good shlatter
whats the difference between strength training and rehabilitation
This is just a great and very informative video! Can you make one talking about rehab after a meniscal tear as deep as you did with this video please?
I rly liked how you explained things and gave context. Can you tell or does anyone know whether all exercises are relevant for a runner with ankle issues? Since running doesn't rly involve quick lateral movements
The easiest way to decrease risk of ankle sprains is to perform simple daily activities standing on one foot. Consistently brushing your teeth and washing your hands on one foot requires no extra time but can yield substantial improvements in proprioception and unilateral stability over time.
Solid advice 🤔
Cam Gill yeah I jerk off single leg every time.
No, these activities only improve your non-dynamic stability and ankle endurance. They do not mimic high speed change of direction. The best way to get better at doing something is to do them more. Curry needs to learn how to land and cut more effectively.
unilateral single leg strengthening :)
@@kyrie4451 curry is already good at that no need to worry now
Omg I can't believe he actually got legs 😱
Haha, proof!!
Floor gang!!!
Lmao i was about to comment this 💀
@@lorenzovaldez6661 I would have loved it if he had his shirt and tie with shorts for the exercises session.
Fax
After spraining my ankle, a physio recommended standing on one leg and bouncing a tennis ball against a wall for e.g. 30 for each leg. Once that gets easier, stand on a pillow instead to make the ground more uneven. This was just a nice cheap way to do the things here, but it's helped me a lot, can really feel those ankle, calf and shin muscles working.
maybe ill try that
I'm currently in physical therapy for an ankle injury that also came from basketball. We work work on very similar exercises. The additional exercises will help out a lot at home. Also I like how you went in depth about why certain exercises are important.
Dean Harris get well soon bro
@@elijahhannah3682 Thanks
@Withered Ventriloquist Thanks
Dean Harris I tore a ligament in my ankle (ATFL) in late February doing box jumps and since then haven’t been able to run or change directions, play basketball (my favorite sport) , or anything like that. All I can really do is walk and too much of that causes soreness/discomfort. I got an x ray and they didn’t know what was wrong with it. After months of my ankle not improving, (stopped getting better at about 70%) I decided to get an mri. It’s a pain to schedule an mri with the insurance companies it’s kind of like a last resort thing. The mri showed tears and scar tissue and fast forward to today when I got my surgery a few hours ago. Going to be out for around 8 weeks on top of the last few months where my activity was limited to just walking. Timing is really bad as I was in the middle of training to become a college level basketball player. It really fucking sucks man. Ankles are no joke
Dirk Fade I am sorry to hear that man prayers for you and your ankles god bless
I’ve sprained both my ankles multiple times to the point were they don’t feel the same anymore and these exercises are gonna help a lot thanks DOC!
Dam never had one
I wonder how people sprain them
@@BridgeBoii I sprained my ankle a couple days ago. I stepped on someone foot and rolled it
Same
@@bape7372 me too
This is GOAT content in quarantine time
This is gold! Please do more of these strengthening and training exercises for major stabilisers. A lot of us can benefit a lot from these and prevent some potential injuries.
I just finished rehabbing from a sprained ankle a couple of months ago... these are the exact same exercises my physiotherapist had me do. So helpful! Great video!
YO, I JUST WANNA SAY THANK YOU.
Even going to physical therapy didnt teach me about the calf complex tightness test, and it quickly clearly showed me how much asymmetry my legs have. It also explains why I get so many left knee and ankle injuries, and how to rehab in a way so that they dont happen as often.
Thanks ever so much for this video, I'm a tennis player recovering from multiple ankle sprains and strains. They kept coming back almost everytime I went out and play especially when I slide around the hard courts
Great video! I'm really loving the new directions you are taking with your videos, the historic view on past injuries, the exercise drills you show in this video, really excellent stuff!
man i'd like to thank you because this is super useful, and i was wondering if you can do a similar video about knee injuries, since those are pretty common too
this was so useful, i struggle from weak ankles and i will try some of these out. Thanks heaps 🙌🏼
Another banger doc. Please do more of these exercise demonstrations in your future videos
Your contents are evolving doc, nice job!
I like how invested you are in your videos lately, hand on exercise examples were super beneficial. keep up the good work brotha.
Awesome video! Really cool format. I'd like to see more videos like this one.
Just sprained my ankle badly for the second time. Thanks for this video, it makes me feel a lot better knowing I can work toward preventing it in the future
This was not the theory in the 70's and 80's which lead me to have a number of serious ankle injuries and eventually a full ankle replacement. This is a great tutorial, one I wish I would have had back in the day. Nice work Doc!
The best video so far ! as an NBA fan and Physical education student,, this type of content is just so benificial to me , can't thank you enough, really like this new video format !
Wonderful information Doc, thanks very much for sharing. I would love to see more of these types of strengthening videos that focus on the underlying foundation
Felt so grateful while watching this as there is so much valuable information in this one video... Can't thank you enough! 🙌
Your content is very nice and so well explained. I'm not at all doctor or aspirant one but I always loved those health subject. Thanks for sharing!
Amazing content Doctor!
Really like this detailed rehab content!
Very educative and usefull , great video, thank you for the effort you put in
FYI for working inversion you can still use the other foot as an anchor - just cross the anchor foot over the other leg
I suffered a nasty ankle sprain from playing basketball. I’ve already been doing resistant bands exercises but I didn’t know about the balancing, glad I saw this!
Great video, good to see some exercises
My fav youtuber dropping knowledge
This is just a great and very informative video! Can you make one talking about rehab after a meniscal tear as deep as you did with this video please?
You know the ankle workout you put at the end has become one of my staples in my ankle and Achilles training 🔥
Brian, I rode BMX for the best part of my teenage years and had to stop riding in my early 20s because I suffered so many ankle injuries. I partially tore and sprained every ligament in my left ankle in a 3 year period, it was horrible. I still have to deal with this issue, I don't really even play basketball anymore just shoot around. This video was pretty good to learn from. Keep up the hard work!
Great channel Dr. Sutterer! I would love to see a video like this in connectiob with hamstring injuries.
Amazing! something to work on during this lockdown!
thanks!!!!!!
road to a much stronger leg/feet
Your videos are simply crazy good. Seriously only 3 dislikes on a video with tens of thousands of views. Keep doing dope work. Your videos are always a must watch. Your level of expertise and knowledge are astonishing!!
Very informative. Thanks doc 👍🏾
these videos just get better and better
Awesome content keep it up!!!!
casual brian is all i’ve ever needed
Thanks doc you can’t believe how much this video helped I was lost didn’t know what to do if I can go back to the field and play.
Thanks doc❤️
As a first year physical therapy student who just had lectures on ankle sprains and balance tests (berg, minibest, tug) This video was great!
Please do this with other parts of the body (knees, shoulders etc) very interesting info
5:40 those were KILLER in PT after I got my FAI done. I did so many of these. Got me skiing again. Love your mini workout!
Thanks Doctor! ❤️🔥
Very useful!! Thanks doc
Brilliant video man. Thank u. Nice work. I appreciate your efforts 👍🏻🇦🇺
Brian coming out with some banger information
Sprained my ankle and needed this, thanks :)
Super great video !!! Could you do a video on how to prevent knee pains?
So inspirational
This is much needed
The goat is back
Hey Brian I'm a 6 ft 3 in 22-year-old male that has had extreme tightness in my hamstrings my whole life. I was wondering if you could make a video on ways to improve and fix the flexibility in those areas thanks
Pretty confident that I won’t sprain my ankles anymore. I will share this with the rest of my teammates.
Thank you Dr
it’s been 6 months how’d it go
it's been 11 months how'd it go
it's been 2 years how'd it go
@@StephenGeorge no ankle problems anymore. I have also changed my style of play over the years for proper weight distribution.
thanks for the video ... been dealing with calf & ankle pain when walking out
how would i strengthen my wrists
Try some knuckle push ups! Begin with doing those push ups on your knees instead of your toes, but you'll probably feel for yourself what you can and can't do
This was a pretty good video I used to strengthen my wrists: czcams.com/video/rY1-NA9V6ko/video.html
Find a dowel and roll forward and backward!
This is so, SO helpful! Could you also potentially do something similar for pain in the tendons around the knee after playing/training?
Wish I had seen this 20 years ago. Thanks Doc!
You are the best! Keep going!
Please do more of these training like videos they are great
Such a great video
Thanks! I seriously need this. I badly sprained my ankle my freshman year at a hockey game and it still lingers to this day. (I just finished my senior year).
Broke both ankles and sprained both more then I can remember, thank you so much for this information !!!!!!!
Great content, Doc! You have no idea you gonna save brazillian ankles. Thank you very much!
Great insight! I hope the NBA hires you as an consultant.
this really helped thank you
Amazing video
Amazing video. Been a fan of your channel for a while.
Been searching for such a video as I had some ankle sprains (always on my right) in the past.
I have a question. How many repetitions do you suggest for a 32yo recreational basketball player like me? :)
Can you please do a video how to prevent calf muscle injuries? My brother injured it while playing basketball (non-contact injury) and I don't want to get the same injury.
Best wishes
Thank you Dr Brian :) Legendary
I'm a physical therapist, I appreciate quality content such as this! Great work and keep it up!
In 2 and a half years I've had 3 left ankle sprains and one right ankle sprain. I also messed up my fibula. The first one was where I messed up my ankle and fibula at the same time. It wasnt too bad for the fibula but my ankle hurt for awhile.
Fantastic video, could you do the saim for knee sprains or dislocations?
Thanks for this video now I can prevent myself from injuring my ankle
Perfect, give us a video for patellofemoral pain syndrome and itbs as well
Great representation!! Big fan
Very helpful! Could you do one for Athletic knee strengthening.
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I was taking a route across the lane, the big man stepped up fast and it had been a physical game, so I got distracted anticipating contact and the next read, during the split sec of distraction I missed a step and rolled my left ankle, I’m heavy on R.I.C.E. as of now but this video is gonna be so helpful in my recovery
That check on wall is more mobility check, put your fist between wall and your toe, if u can touch wall with your knee you are good
Foot reveal!! Lol great video doc.
It would be really cool to see a video of foot orthotics and their role in preventing injuries in athletes
Look at curry man
XD!
so inspirational
Could you do a video like this dealing with the ACL program?
I got an ankle sprain and looked at tons of different resources for hours. You summed up everything into one video, perfectly. Thank you
Has this helped?
@@ryanwilson7241 Yes
@@AkshayKumar-sd1mx thanks
@@AkshayKumar-sd1mx how long did it take to heal the sprain and did you only use this video?
This video was really interesting and informative, thank you. Would you be able to do a video on ankle braces? I’ve noticed Steph wears the Zamst A2-DX which he seams to get on well with. I’ve recent rolled my ankle playing basketball, had a grade 1 Deltoid sprain, and grade 2 ATFL and CFL. Doing all the proprioception work I need and gradually increasing strength but considering a brace to get me back play. What are the advantages and disadvantages to using braces, when and how long should they be used or are they masking weakness that should be worked on through rehab? Thank you so much.
This is a really helpful video. I sprained my left ankle pretty badly because the soccer field was uneven and I had felt a small pain in that ankle the day before which I had just walked off. I’m gonna do these exercises for both ankles to reduce the probability of ankle sprains.
Has this helped?
@@ryanwilson7241 yes. I have been doing these exercises consistently for 3 months. The ankle feels a lot better and I have been back to soccer. I move the ankle in all four directions with band resistance. I don’t have the balance board but I sometimes stand on one foot.
@@ryanwilson7241 It took about three months for the ankle to feel 100% normal although I was able to walk after 5 weeks. I think I probably had a grade three to be honest.
@@EagleMiner I’m just wondering if it helped you get your full range of motion back because it’s been like 3 months since I sprained my ankle, I can walk and jog on it fine, it’s just very tight when I try to move it to the sides and I’m worried I will hurt myself again with one wrong movement
Look at Curry man, so inspirational
Thanks doc
Thank you sir 🙏
great video
Thanks for this great video Brian, been going through some ankle sprains from basketball myself and will definitely try these rehab exercises, would you personally recommend a cheap or more expensive balance board? I don't mind paying more for a quality product
Anything similar for knees? After an acl tear and between the injury and the surgery (bec of covid, they can't do it now)? I would love to hear about that. Thanks for the video. :)
I feel like roller blading would help with most of it + the fun
Doc could you do the universal workout for knee sprains too
How often would you recommend doing these doc?
I wish I saw this video last week would've saved my basketball career.
Hey do you think you could do a breakdown of the Mir vs Sylvia arm break?
Thanks!
Are there any passive exercises that can be done such as walking on sand or something similar maybe swimming with a certain technique? Also I commonly sprain my ankle skateboarding and I know it has a lot to do with like large impacts... is there any specific exercise that would be beneficial for avoiding impact related sprains