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Posterior Tibialis Stretch
A targeted lower-leg stretch for the posterior tibialis, useful for lifters with stiff ankles, flat-foot tendencies, or shin discomfort from running and jumping.
LegsOtherStatic stretch
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Primary
Posterior tibialis
Secondary
SoleusGastrocnemius
Equipment
Other
Pattern
Static stretch
Setup
- 01Sit on a chair or bench and cross the target ankle over the opposite knee.
- 02Grip the midfoot with one hand and the heel with the other.
- 03Relax the lower leg completely before applying tension.
Execution
- 01Pull the forefoot upward into dorsiflexion.
- 02Add gentle eversion by turning the sole of the foot outward, away from the midline.
- 03Hold the stretch at a mild-to-moderate intensity along the inner shin and ankle.
- 04Release slowly and repeat on the other side.
Checkpoints
- -Stretch is felt along the inside of the shin and ankle, not as pinching on the outside.
- -The lower leg stays relaxed; the hands do the work.
- -Breathing stays slow and steady through the hold.
Common mistakes
- -Cranking the foot aggressively into pain instead of a mild stretch.
- -Only dorsiflexing the ankle without the eversion component.
- -Tensing the calf and fighting the stretch.
- -Rushing the hold with only a few seconds per side.
Programming notes
- -Hold 20 to 45 seconds for 2 to 3 rounds per side.
- -Best placed after training or in a separate mobility session; avoid long static holds right before heavy squatting.
- -Pair with calf stretching if ankle dorsiflexion is generally limited.
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