North American Healthcare Foot Rocker

North American Healthcare Foot Rocker

• Minimize heel, leg & back discomfort

Three 30-Second Stretches Work Wonders for Heel Pain! Step right up to maximize the benefits of safe, effective stretching to minimize heel pain and discomfort. Developed by sports professionals...great for everyone! The rocker design holds the foot in the optimal position for proper stretching. Just 3 repetitions of 30 seconds each provides an effective way to help relieve the lower body pain associated with Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendonitis, Ankle Strain, Arch Pain and other chronic conditions. Includes retail packaging.



North American Healthcare Foot Rocker


Hi,I did the following:
Whats the difference between the words foot and feet?Read these sentences, Do they mean the same thing?

He jumped over a six foot wall.
He jumped six feet over the wall.

He was an eight foot giant.
The giant was eight feet tall.

He surfed a twenty foot wave.
The wave was twenty feet high.

Posted by Meloddy
Im not sure about the first 2 but i think the last are diffrent ones because the first line talks about him surfing a 20ft wave + the second one explains the wave is twenty feet high, i think maybe the first lines in each verse is about man and the second line in each verse is about the wave, you may describe a wave as 6 feet over the wall, and class it as a giant and say it was twenty feet high, and describe man as jumping over a 6ft wall, an 8 foot giant and surfing a twenty foot wave, hope i helped!

Posted by wayfaroutthere
The last two sets mean the same thing, the first set is more ambiguous. The first sentence is clear--the wall was six feet high and he jumped over it. The second sentence could mean the same, or it could mean that he cleared the wall by six feet (he was six feet over the wall when he jumped).

If you say foot, it's usually an adjective and should probably be hyphenated (a six-foot wall). If you say feet, it is usually a noun. The meaning could be the same or different depending on how the sentenses were constructed.

Posted by Emily
LOL never thought of it like that. Seems to me that foot is used an adjective(describing wall, giant, and wave in this instance) placed DIRECTLY BEFORE the noun. Whilst Feet is used when there are words between the noun and the adjective.

Example:: He was an eight foot giant. Eight foot is adjective describing the noun (giant).

The giant (noun) was eight feet tall (adj). "Was" is the word between the noun and adj. in this sentence.

And of course the two sentences don't mean the same thing:

Does it mean the same thing when I say:
1 Darrel surfed a 20foot wave.
2 There was a wave that was20feet high???


nope. All about knowing the parts of grammar.

Posted by DaveP
Foot is singular and feet is plural. For some reason, we don't use the plural in a compound adjective. "It was a four-alarm fire". "They rang four alarms for that fire." It was a three-dog night". It was so cold, I needed three dogs to stay warm." "We gave him a 21-gun salute." It required the firing of 21 guns."
In each instance, the compound adjective should be hyphenated: six-foot wall; eight-foot giant; twenty-foot wave. That helps the reader spot what is the adjective and what is the noun it describes.

What do you think? Answer below!

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