Running loads your Achilles, but there are better ways to build strong Achilles tendons

Plyos are a game-changer for runners, boosting power, agility & efficiency. But timing matters! When’s the best time to jump in?

Strong calves & Achilles start from the ground up! Don't overlook your feet—proper foot function is key to injury prevention & performance

Runners, why should you include plyometrics in your program?

Got calf pain? 🦵 From strains to nerve issues, uncover the common causes & learn how to manage them for a faster recovery!

Discover how shoe drop & cushioning can serve as therapy for runners, helping to redistribute load & manage foot, ankle, or knee injuries

In this blog we discuss the two essentials when performing calf raises to develop a strong Achilles tendon

Stair climbs are a fantastic early exercise for calf & Achilles injuries. They help develop muscle recruitment and prepare for plyometrics

In this blog, we discuss the importance of assessing the kinetic chain in calf & Achilles injuries

Don't underestimate technique in calf strength testing!

Achilles tendinopathy & plantar heel pain often see runners feeling aged past their years on those first few morning steps. Why is that?

Physical examination of the runner starts with observation. The appearance of the calf muscles can tell you a lot about their condition

In this blog we discuss the biggest mistake we see runners make with calf & Achilles injuries

In this blog, we discuss our top 6 tips to improve the strength of the calf muscles

There are so many alternatives & modifications for this simple exercise, so here are some of our favourites & when we would use them.

In this blog, we discuss exercises to target the outer (lateral) calf muscles

Injury or weakness to the calf muscles can necessitate specific exercises to target the relevant muscles.

The calf serves an important role in running & change of direction, so rehab for calf & Achilles injuries must take this into consideration

We love the soleus, & if you are a runner, you should tool! Here's why...

Did you know there are different types of calf strength?