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VHman-calvesStanding Calf Raise Machine

Primary Muscle :Calves
Secondary Muscles:None
Equipment:Calf Raise Machine
Movement type:Isolation
Execution:

Stand under the pads of the machine with feet shoulder width apart or narrower. Lift up into the weight and allow your heels to hang off the edge of the foot platform. Slowly descend down until your calves are fully stretched, then forcefully ascend to maximum contraction. Pause. Then repeat.

Starting Position

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Finishing Position

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Exercise Video











Standing Calf Raise Machine

    


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Standing Calf Raise Machine

 

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