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Weight Lifting Exercises: Seated Calf Raises

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    Summary: Build calf muscles in weight lifting with seated calf raise exercises. Learn to do seated calf raise exercises with tips from a personal trainer in this free weight lifting video.

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    Brad Aubry is CEO of VersaFit. He is a national natural bodybuilder, certified personal trainer, nutrition and fitness therapy specialist through International Sports Science...read more

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    "What I'll be performing, here, is Seated Calf Raises. Usually, you'll do this exercise on a machine. Since we don't have that particular machine here, what I'm going to go ahead and do is show you an alternate way to do this. You'll put a plate on your shoulders, or on your thighs, I apologize about that, on our thighs, here. And, pretty much do the same movement with your feet that you would do for a standing calf raises or any other calf raises. You want to bring it all the way up to your tippy toes, and then bring it down for a good stretch. Bring it all the way up, flex it on top, bring it down for a good stretch. Another thing that can help out is if you put a two by four under your toes, it will give you a better stretch when you bring it down. So, again, bring it all the way up, bring it down. You might want to put your fingers around the plate and around your thighs just to control it and to hold it steady. And, that's pretty much how you do the Seated Calf Raise."

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