Ankle locking up?

Posted on January 8, 2016 by admin

Occasionally, my right ankle will “lock up” in a plantar flexion position. It will occur when my toes are pointed (plantar flexion position), for example, if I’m treading water, or kneeling with my feet pointed behind me

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Ankle locking up?

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