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Foam Roller
Beginner
Static
Forearm
Foam rolling posterior calf breaks up tight spots in your calf muscles. It helps you move better and recover faster after workouts.
1. Sit on the floor with legs extended and place the foam roller under your right calf muscle. 2. Lift your body up using your hands for support, keeping most of your weight on the foam roller. 3. Slowly roll from your ankle to just below your knee, focusing on the back of your calf. 4. Pause on any tender spots for 10-15 seconds during your foam rolling posterior calf routine. 5. Switch legs and repeat the foam rolling posterior calf movement on your left side.
• Keep your movements slow and controlled during foam rolling posterior calf - rushing won't help. • Apply steady pressure but don't go so hard that you tense up your muscles. • Breathe deeply throughout the entire foam rolling posterior calf process. • Focus on the meaty part of your calf, not directly on the Achilles tendon.
• Rolling too fast - foam rolling posterior calf works best when you move slowly and deliberately. • Putting all your weight on the roller - use your hands to control how much pressure you apply. • Skipping the foam rolling posterior calf on both legs - always work both sides evenly.
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