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MISTAKE 1 DOING CALF EXERCISES AT THE END OF YOUR LEG WORKOUT

As you probably already know, muscles can’t grow if they receive subpar training. If you really want to make your calves stand-out, you must start training them the way you train your back or chest: fresh, from every angle, and to complete exhaustion.

MISTAKE 2 LIMITING YOURSELF TO THE CONVENTIONAL 10-15 REP RANGE

When training your calves, throw conventional rep ranges out the window. I never do less than 20 reps per set when I train my calves. Usually, I aim for 25-30 reps.

MISTAKE 3 NOT TRAINING THE SOLEUS AND GASTROCNEMIUS EQUALLY

I see a lot of people training their calves in the exact same way at every single workout. If you only do calf exercises sitting or standing, then you’re not hitting all portions of your calf muscles equally.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row css=”.vc_custom_1434367606190{margin-bottom: 55px !important;}”][vc_column][vc_column_text]

Fitness is not about being better than someone else…  IT IS ABOUT BEING BETTER THAN YOU USED TO BE.
— Gordon Slanquit, Personal Trainer Association

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