Helps make the hardened muscles flexible
and reduces problems like bunions or hammer toes
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Genki-kun One-Step
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Based on the principle of the stretching exercise to spread toes with hands |
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Benefits
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Genki-kun One-Step helps you:
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- Helps reduce discomfort from bunions, bunionettes, or hammer toes
- Helps make foot muscles and ankles flexible
- Helps improve the circulation in legs and feet
- Helps stretche Achilles' tendons
- Helps increase foot strength
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Recommended for
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- Those who want to strengthen feet, improve flexibility and blood circulation
- Those who reduce discomfort from bunions, hammer toes and such
- Those who want to prevent bunions or hammer toes, etc.
- Athletes for foot stretching and strengthening
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How to Wear
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- Spread both big and little toes.
- Place Genki-kun One-Step from the big toe to the little toe accordingly.
- Push it firmly to the base of your toes.
- Remove Genki-kun One-Step, if you experience pain. Massage your toes thoroughly
and try again.
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Specifications
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Range from 21.5 to 25 cm,
equivalent to 2-6.5 (English women's),
34-40 (European women's),
4.5-9 (US women's, 7 US men's)
Soft-type only.
This is made as soft as your muscles in the relaxed state.
Green
- Polyethylene foam with its cover layer which has special embossing finish
for well ventilation and waterproof
- Close feel to human muscles or skin
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CAUTIONS
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- Do not force yourself when you feel sick or pain wearing it.
- If you are a beginner, use Genki-kun Trial instead.
- Do not use Genki-kun toe stretcher for other purposes other than toe stretching.
- Keep it clean with regular washing. Do not use hot water when washing.
- Keep away from fire.
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About Toe Stretching
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It is ideal for 5 toes to move and spread like 5 fingers. Genki-kunTM One-Step
is very useful for those who have a bunion or hammer toe deformity without
pain, but have difficulties spreading toes. The following are some stretching
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Pulling only the big toe (Fig. A) |
Fig. A
Fig. B
Fig. C |
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Since this is an imbalanced stretch, the other 4 toes don't get as flexible
as the big toe. And it may also cause abnormality on the little toe side.
It is temporarily effective for those with a bunion; however, it should
be avoided doing it for a long term considering the balance with the little
toe.
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Spreading both big and little toes (Fig. B) |
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This will lead to the better results than Fig. A. Normally, those with
a bunion end up with a bunionette (the little toe bending inwards) deformity
as well, and this exercise is effective for reducing both deformities.
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Stretch exercise using both hands |
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Genki-kunTM One-Step is created from this principle; stretch using both
hands. This allows you to make the muscles between toes flexible by holding
both big and little toes with your hands and then gently spreading them
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Exercises
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1. Pressing Exercise
(Presses toes to the floor wearing Genki-kunTM One-Step)(Fig. D) |
Fig. D
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- Helps improve the blood circulation by stimulating each toe (Fig. D)
- Helps prevent varicose veins
- Helps revitalize toe nails
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2. Walking Exercise |
- Helps stretche the Achilles' tendon
- Helps Make ankles flexible
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Correction of walking |
Makes you walk redistributing your weight to the big toe side
when wearing Genki-kunTM One-Step (which avoids you to put your weight
to the little toe side). And this corrects you to put your weight into
the right area for walking. |
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