The Biggest Key to Rehabbing an Ankle Sprain Fast

There is normally only one thing that keeps an athlete from starting rehab and it is...swelling at the ankle joint.

So in order to start rehab right away (after the doctor has confirmed that you do not have any structural damage such as torn ligaments or broken bones) you must get the swelling down.

Most doctors push the RICE program - Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation.

This method is fine if you are a couch potato, but most people who are active want to take action to get their ankle rehabilitated.

Ice is critical to reducing swelling and using an ice whirlpool definitely has advantages over just ice in a bucket because heat is taken away from the ankle so much faster.

But ice is not enough...you must use the muscles and a biomechanical movement to force the swelling out of the ankle joint.

The problem with moving your ankle to reduce swelling is the pain that you are experiencing as a result of your injury.

The "Accelerated Sprained Ankle Rehab Program" describes a unique method you can use to reduce the swelling in your ankle quickly and with minimal pain.

You can check out the sprained ankle rehab program by copying the following link and pasting it into the address bar on your browser.

http://www.everythingankles.com

Its amazing to me how many doctors take the conservative RICE route with no consideration for getting the patient back into life as fast as possible.

This rehab program will get you back to normal in as short a time as possible.

Good luck and fast rehabbing...Bret Mundt is a former NCAA Division I basketball player who suffered with recurring sprained ankles throughout his highschool and most of his college career. He went on a quest to find a way to rehabilitate a sprained ankle that would allow him to eliminate future sprains. After 8 years, he finally stumbled onto a rehab program that reduces swelling quickly and rehabs a sprained ankle fast