Designed for pickleball players dealing with plantar fasciitis
Most plantar fasciitis advice is generic. This 2-minute assessment matches your pain, your foot type, and how often you play to a recovery direction built for pickleball.
This is for you if:
- Your first steps in the morning are sharp, stabbing, or stiff
- Heel or arch pain comes back hours after rest
- You've tried stretches, ice, or new shoes and the pain keeps returning
- You're on your feet daily for work, errands, or pickleball and don't want to slow down
- You want a direction built for your situation, not generic foot pain advice
Whether you're managing plantar fasciitis day to day or trying to keep playing through it, this assessment will tell you what kind of support fits your pain and how you play.
What you'll learn
3 things, 2 minutes
- 01
Why your foot pain keeps coming back
We match your pain pattern, foot type, and how often you play to support that fits your situation. Not generic advice about icing and resting.
- 02
How your foot type changes what works
High arch, flat foot, or neutral. Your pronation pattern shapes what kind of support fits, and what won't.
- 03
Your personalized recovery direction
A clear recovery direction based on whether you're managing daily pain, recovering between sessions, or staying ahead of a flare-up.
How would you describe your first steps in the morning?
Real people. Real plantar fasciitis.
15 to 30 second clips
0:22LindaAge 58 . Phoenix“First thing I've tried that actually asked about pickleball, not just foot pain.”
0:18MarcusAge 62 . Austin“Very quick and easy. More useful than months of Googling and hours of ChatGPT.”
0:24JanetAge 55 . Sarasota“Felt like it was built for someone my age who actually plays.”
“A 2024 randomized clinical trial from Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School found that prefabricated insoles significantly reduced pain in patients with plantar fasciitis. We built our specialist insole on that principle, then engineered it specifically for the lateral loads of pickleball.”
Researchers: Taseh et al., Massachusetts General Hospital / Harvard Medical School
Published in Foot & Ankle Surgery, 2024 · Read the study
Plantar fasciitis quiz FAQs
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Stop guessing what's wrong. Get your recovery direction.
Free, personalized, and instant results. Your foot pain has a pattern. Two minutes is all it takes to find out what it's telling you.
Designed for pickleball players managing plantar fasciitis, heel pain, and post-match soreness.