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Band Single Leg Reverse Calf Raise
A banded single-leg toe raise that strengthens the tibialis anterior on the front of the shin, useful for shin splint prevention and ankle balance.
LegsBandAnkle dorsiflexion
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Primary
Tibialis anterior
Secondary
Toe extensorsFoot stabilizersQuadriceps
Equipment
Band
Pattern
Ankle dorsiflexion
Setup
- 01Anchor a band at a low point in front of you and loop it over the top of one foot.
- 02Step back until the band is taut, standing on the heel side of that foot.
- 03Shift your weight onto the heel of the working leg.
- 04Hold a wall or rack lightly for balance.
Execution
- 01Let the band pull the forefoot down and forward to the start position.
- 02Pull the toes and forefoot up toward the shin as far as possible.
- 03Pause briefly with the foot fully raised.
- 04Lower the forefoot under control without letting the band yank it down.
Checkpoints
- -Heel stays planted as the pivot point for every rep.
- -Motion comes from the ankle, not from leaning the torso back.
- -Full pause at peak dorsiflexion.
- -Band tension is present even at the bottom of the rep.
Common mistakes
- -Rocking the whole body backward instead of moving the ankle.
- -Letting the band slip toward the toes and lose leverage.
- -Rushing the lowering phase.
- -Using so much tension the range becomes a tiny pulse.
Programming notes
- -Use 2 to 3 sets of 15 to 25 reps per leg; the tibialis handles high reps well.
- -Pair it with calf raises to train both sides of the ankle in one block.
- -Useful as prehab for runners or before high-impact jump work.
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