
Volleyball Vertical: The Highs and Lows for Your Feet with Groov Insoles
The Highs and Lows for Your Feet with Groov Insoles
Volleyball is a game of finesse and power: precise sets, booming spikes, diving digs. But while the crowd cheers your vertical jump, your feet quietly absorb the landing. And they’re not always thrilled about it.
On hard indoor courts, every leap sends shockwaves through the forefoot and heels. On sand, it’s no easier, the unstable surface forces muscles and tendons to work overtime. Common results? Plantar fasciitis, sesamoiditis, Achilles tendon strains, and plain old overuse fatigue.
Studies on jumping sports consistently show high incidences of foot and ankle injuries. Volleyball players, whether weekend warriors or pros, are particularly at risk. The repetitive nature of jumps, lateral movements, and abrupt stops adds up fast.
That’s where Groov insoles make their play.
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Cushioning: Provides softer landings after blocks and spikes.
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Arch support: Keeps alignment steady during lateral shuffles.
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Adaptability: Works in volleyball sneakers or casual trainers alike.
Performance isn’t just about vertical reach, it’s about sustainability. With better support, you last longer in rallies and recover quicker between sets. Imagine leaving a tournament with energy for a post-game beach hang, instead of an urgent date with ice packs.