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Calf Exercises As mentioned, a lack of strength or mobility could be the cause of your calf cramps. The following exercises will look to enhance these attributes and reduce your cramping risk. https://physiofrog.io/
Leaning Heel Calf Stretch Face both feet forward as you face a wall. Place the non-target leg in front of the other, with its knee slightly bent. With your posture tall and back leg straight, place your palms on the wall — shoulder height. With both knees glued to the ground, lean forward through your hips. You should feel a stretch in your back calf. https://physiofrog.io/
2. Toe Taps Sit on a chair with your feet flat on the floor. Life your toes as high as possible, keeping your heels on the ground. Hold for a few seconds before lowering your toes back down. This exercise targets the muscles in the front of the shin, providing balance to the calf muscles. https://physiofrog.io/
3. Calf Raises Stand with your feet hip-width apart, lift your heels off the ground, and rise onto the balls of your feet. Hold for a moment, then lower your heels back down. This exercise looks to increase the strength and endurance of the calves. https://physiofrog.io/
4. Ankle Circles While seated or standing, lift one foot off the ground and rotate your ankle in a circular motion. This exercise helps improve ankle flexibility, which prevents stiffness that can contribute to calf cramping. https://physiofrog.io/
5. Seated Calf Stretch Sit on the floor with your legs extended straight in front of you. Loop a towel around the ball of one foot and gently pull the toes towards you, feeling a stretch in your calf. This stretch is effective in targeting the deeper calf muscles. https://physiofrog.io/
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