The calves move your foot and your ankle, and help support the knee.
Not exact matches
If you were doing an exercise in tabletop and looked in the mirror, you should see your seat
move first, before your leg,
calf, or
foot.
Think about possibly rolling out your
feet with an acuball or tennis ball, stretching your
calves and
moving your toes.
What it Does: Targets the muscles and connective tissue on the sole of the
foot while stretching the deep layer of
calf muscles that
moves the toes and supports the arch of the
foot.
Move from this position into a
calf stretch by
moving your
feet closer together and straightening both legs.
Ground into your right
foot and press your
calf forward while you keep the top of your thigh
moving back.
When sitting,
move your
feet up and down often to squeeze your
calf muscles.
Using the other leg to
move you with your
foot on the floor, roll the foam roller along the length of the
calf.