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This document provides instructions for performing a calf stretch exercise. The calf stretch stretches the gastrocnemius, soleus, and extrinsic foot flexor muscles. To do the stretch, one should place one foot back with the knee straight and toes facing forward while using the walls for support. One should lean their body forward towards the wall to feel the stretch in the calves. Modifications include placing the back foot further back if a deeper stretch is needed. Common errors to avoid are bending the back knee, having the back heel off the ground, and pointing the toes outward.
This document provides instructions for performing a calf stretch exercise. The calf stretch stretches the gastrocnemius, soleus, and extrinsic foot flexor muscles. To do the stretch, one should place one foot back with the knee straight and toes facing forward while using the walls for support. One should lean their body forward towards the wall to feel the stretch in the calves. Modifications include placing the back foot further back if a deeper stretch is needed. Common errors to avoid are bending the back knee, having the back heel off the ground, and pointing the toes outward.
This document provides instructions for performing a calf stretch exercise. The calf stretch stretches the gastrocnemius, soleus, and extrinsic foot flexor muscles. To do the stretch, one should place one foot back with the knee straight and toes facing forward while using the walls for support. One should lean their body forward towards the wall to feel the stretch in the calves. Modifications include placing the back foot further back if a deeper stretch is needed. Common errors to avoid are bending the back knee, having the back heel off the ground, and pointing the toes outward.