Main focus: calves, with preparation and supplementary movements. There are 10 movements in total, not all hard sets for the same muscle. Start with one set of the main exercises if returning to training.
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60–90 s at a comfortable pace
Stand in a clear area to march on the spot or move slowly forward. Raise one knee comfortably, coordinating the opposite arm. Place the foot down with control and alternate in a steady rhythm.
What you train: Trains arm-leg coordination and balance while raising each knee.
Watch video1 × 6 gentle repetitions
Stand beside a firm support with weight shared between both feet. Slowly raise both heels without shifting forward. Lower with control until your whole feet are grounded.
What you train: Strengthens the calves and trains ankle control when rising onto your toes.
Watch video1 × 5 gentle repetitions per side
Stand holding a fixed support, knees close and trunk upright. Bend one knee to lift the heel back without moving the thigh forward or arching. Lower slowly and change legs.
What you train: Works hamstrings with balance support.
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1 × 6
What it trainsTrains ankle mobility with the foot grounded.
With your foot planted near a wall, move your knee forwards without lifting your heel. Return and repeat.
Technique cueStay within a comfortable range; your knee need not touch the wall.
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Additional exercise
1 × 6
What it trainsTrains independent toe control and awareness of foot contact.
Sit with feet grounded. Try lifting the big toe while the others stay down, then reverse. Use your hand to help while learning.
Technique cueSeparate big-toe movement from the others, even with a small range.
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The official page describes the seated variation. Follow your card's repetitions without forcing your toes.
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2 × 8
What it trainsStrengthens each calf and trains control on one foot.
Hold a support and raise the heel of your standing leg. Lower slowly, then complete the other side.
Technique cueRise only as high as you can keep your ankle stable.
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Individual demonstration of the single-leg variation. Lower slowly and retain support.
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2 × 8
What it trainsWorks the calf with emphasis on the soleus.
Hold a support with knees slightly bent. Raise both heels and lower slowly without fully straightening your knees.
Technique cueKeep knees slightly bent throughout.
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Keep both knees bent while raising and lowering heels. Use this card's stable support and prescription.
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2 × 8
What it trainsWorks the calves while seated, especially the soleus.
Sit with feet grounded, raise heels and lower slowly. For extra resistance, rest a light load on your thighs away from the kneecaps.
Technique cueIf adding a light load, place it on the thighs away from kneecaps.
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The video demonstrates the unloaded base movement; add load only if the card permits it and you retain control.
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2 × 8
What it trainsTrains calf endurance through a stationary heel-raise hold.
Raise your heels with stable support and hold a comfortable position for a few seconds. Lower slowly.
Technique cueFinish before you start losing ankle stability.
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Additional exercise
1 × 6
What it trainsStrengthens the front lower-leg muscles that lift your toes while walking.
With a fixed support within reach and both heels on the floor, lift the front of your feet. Lower your toes slowly and repeat.
Technique cueUse a small range and the support to stay steady.
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Additional exercise
1 × 6
What it trainsTrains arch-supporting foot muscles without curling the toes.
With your foot grounded, gently draw the toe bases towards your heel without curling or lifting toes. Hold three seconds and relax.
Technique cueSeek a very small arch lift with straight toes.
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Gently draw the forefoot towards the heel without curling toes.
Additional exercise
1 × 6
What it trainsGently stretches the calf with stable support.
Place your hands on a wall and step one foot back. Keep your back heel on the floor and gently bend your front knee until you feel a light stretch. Switch sides.
Technique cueBreathe normally and hold without bouncing.
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Additional exercise
1 × 6
What it trainsPractises calm standing breathing and awareness of chest and rib movement.
With feet firm and knees relaxed, inhale without shrugging and exhale slowly. Complete five comfortable cycles.
Technique cueUse a natural rhythm without forcing air in or out.
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Walk slowly and breathe comfortably for 2–3 minutes. Allow at least one recovery day before repeating hard strength work for the same muscle group.
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