Calf exercises

32 exercises, 2 pages

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Most often with: bodyweight, machine (Other), smith Machine

  • Legs · Beginner

    Jump Rope

    A cyclic cardiovascular exercise combining repeated two-foot jumps with rope rotation. The basic variation trains rhythmic coordination and lower-leg endurance; it is distinct from alternating-foot skipping and double-unders.

  • Legs · Beginner

    Seated Calf Raise

    An isolation exercise targeting the soleus muscle in the lower leg.

  • Legs · Intermediate

    Deep Squat to Wide Fold with Foot Hold

    The 'Deep Squat to Wide Fold with Foot Hold' is a dynamic flexibility exercise that combines a deep squat with a forward fold, enhancing lower body mobility and flexibility. This exercise targets the hips, hamstrings, and lower back, promoting improved range of motion and stability.

  • Legs · Beginner

    Single-Leg Calf Raise with Dumbbell

    Single-Leg Raises with Dumbbell is an exercise targeting the lower abdominal muscles and hip flexors. It involves raising one leg at a time while holding a dumbbell between the feet, providing resistance to enhance muscle engagement and strength.

  • Legs · Beginner

    Calf Leg Press

    Calf Raises On Sled is an isolation exercise targeting the calf muscles, primarily the gastrocnemius and soleus. This exercise is performed using a leg press machine or sled, allowing for controlled movement and resistance to effectively engage and strengthen the calves.

  • Legs · Beginner

    Weighted Seated Calf Raise

    An isolation exercise targeting the calf muscles, specifically the soleus and gastrocnemius. It involves sitting on a machine with a padded lever over the knees and raising the heels by extending the ankles against resistance.

  • Legs · Beginner

    Barbell Calf Raise

    A strength exercise targeting the calf muscles, primarily the gastrocnemius and soleus. It involves lifting a barbell while standing on the balls of your feet, focusing on ankle plantar flexion to engage and build the calf muscles.

  • Legs · Intermediate

    Standing Tibialis Raise

    Targets the tibialis anterior muscle located at the front of the lower leg. This exercise helps improve ankle stability, enhances balance, and can aid in preventing shin splints. It is particularly beneficial for athletes and individuals looking to strengthen their lower legs.