Increased Hypertrophy The calf raise is an isolation movement that targets the two calf muscles (gastrocnemius and the soleus). Based on the calf raise variation (seated or standing) you will target one of those muscles more than the other — the soleus if the knee is bent, the gastrocnemius if you’re standing.
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Standing calf raises activate the two muscles that run down the back of the lower leg: the gastrocnemius and soleus . These muscles are integral in ankle flexion and extension, propelling running and jumping.23 Eyl 2021
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With proper stretching, standing calf raises can be a beneficial part of a regular strength training routine. Do this exercise 10 to 30 times, starting at the lower end of this range and working your way to the higher end as your calves become stronger .23 Eyl 2021
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With proper stretching, standing calf raises can be a beneficial part of a regular strength training routine. Do this exercise 10 to 30 times, starting at the lower end of this range and working your way to the higher end as your calves become stronger .23 Eyl 2021
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Best Calf Workout and Excercises
Read moreWhat is the best calf raise?
Best Calf Workout and Excercises
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Laskowski, M.D.: The calf raise is an exercise you can do with dumbbells to work the calf muscles. The calf muscles are located in the back of the lower legs. Strengthening your calf muscles with the calf raise exercise will help protect your Achilles tendon and calf from injury .
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