Athletes to physiotherapists to weekend warriors are beginning to discover the power of AFX. While positive test results have convinced professional athletic trainers that foot and ankle training is critical to better performance, AFX has also made its way into many clinics and rehabilitation practices.
“An effective athletic movement strategy begins with optimal body position. Conversely, faulty body alignment creates faulty movement, which diminishes performance and increases risk of injury. The AFX is the best training device I’ve found for progressive conditioning of the feet and lower legs to support neutral posture.“
Rob Williams, Kinesiologist and Medical Exercise Specialist, Performance Posture Group Ltd
“As an athletic development coach who works with professional athletes on a daily basis, the AFX has been a great tool to have at my disposal for strengthening the lower extremity musculature. It’s been especially helpful in correcting muscle imbalances that might negatively affect foot strike patterns in gait as well as strengthening and stretching the ankle and foot following an injury.”
- Michael Young, PhD, HPC-Athletic Lab
“Foot and ankle injuries are a huge problem in professional and amateur sports. The AFX is the only product out there that allows for complete foot and ankle strengthening.”
- Scott McCullough, NBA Athletic Trainer
“I really like this product. I’ve been using it in my practice and it is a significant improvement over existing methods.”
- Clyde Smith, Physiotherapist, Allan McGavin Clinic (Former physiotherapist for Canadian Olympic Team)
“Comfortable and ideal for balanced strength development. …Superior to anything out there.”
- Dr. Roy Mathews, Podiatrist
“I have had spurts of power that I feel I didn’t have before using the AFX, whether it is in warm-up dunking or grabbing a rebound in a game.”
- Kyle Watson, 4th year Guard, UBC Thunderbirds Basketball
“The AFX was really easy to use and produced noticeable improvements in my vertical jump as well as first step explosiveness.”
- Jordan Nostedt, 3rd year Guard, SFU Clan Basketball Team