Tibialis Band Portable Tibialis Trainer Calf Raise Machine, Upgrade Tibia Dorsi Calf Machine with Resistance Bands, Professional Tibiali Anterior Exercise Equipment for Leg Calves Shins Strengthener

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H:‎8.86 x 5.51 x 3.31 inches
Package Weight:‎0.68 Kilograms
Brand Name:‎POWER BRIDGE
Warranty Description:‎ONE YEAR
Model Name:‎Upgraded Tibialis Anterior Exercise Machine
Color:‎Camo Brown
Material:‎PVC+Nylon+Foam Rubber
Suggested Users:‎Unisex-adult
Manufacturer:‎POWER BRIDGE
Part Number:‎Portable Tibialis Trainer
Style:‎Professional resistance tibialis anterior muscle exercise
Included Components:‎1 x Door Anchor, 3 x Resistance Bands, 1 x Foot Support Strap, 1 x Storage Bag, 1 x Manual
Sport Type:‎Exercise & Fitness
ASIN:B0B68Q6H3P
Date First Available:July 11, 2022
Portable Tibialis Trainer- This professional resistance tibialis anterior muscle exercise machine is just 0.48kg. Very portable and easy to use, workout with just a door, nothing else needed. add this tibia dorsi calf machine to your expanding home gym, or take it to travel !
New Upgrade Cost-Effective- The First resistance training equipment designed for tibialis raise exercise on the market. Cost-Effective, the best alternative to tradition tib bar, low cost, better effect.
One Fit For All - Adjustable resistance from 20Lbs to 60Lbs, suitable for beginners to advanced. Adjustable hook and loop closure foot support straps that fit for most, suitable for US size 5.5 to 11. If you are not sure about the shoe size, please consult before buying.
Activate Tibialis Anterior Muscle- Trains the shin muscles and strengthening the tibialis anterior, increases lower-body explosiveness and is ideal for increasing jump height, leg strength and speed. It helps explosive running, sprints for football, bounce, diving or snowboarding, etc.
Why Designed It?- Strengthening the tibialis anterior is essential for a strong calf, but most people neglect to train this muscle. People often train the calf muscles with little attention to the opposing tibialis anterior. This can lead to muscle imbalances that can lead to knee pain or shin splints.