Utilize the versatility of a flat bench in your routine to enhance exercise effectiveness and focus on specific muscle groups.
Incorporating movements aimed at hypertrophy, these exercises use controlled loads and higher repetition schemes to promote muscle growth and build size.
Targeting the calf muscles, located on the back of your legs, these workouts include isolating exercises such as calf raises—focused on plantar flexion.
Adjust the weights and repetitions according to your fitness level, considering individual differences for optimal results.
Fitbod workout plans
Follow a personalized plan that adapts as you get stronger.
Generate My PlanRanked By
Ranked based on Fitbod's internal data set of the most effective exercises. Learn More
The Barbell Seated Calf Raise is a simple exercise that targets your calf muscles. By sitting while you perform this movement, you can focus better on working your calves without worrying about balance.
The Barbell Seated Calf Raise is a simple exercise that targets your calf muscles. By sitting while you perform this movement, you can focus better on working your calves without worrying about balance.
The Seated Dumbbell Calf Raise is an exercise that targets your calf muscles while seated for better stability. Using dumbbells on each leg helps ensure equal strength development between both sides.
The Seated Dumbbell Calf Raise is an exercise that targets your calf muscles while seated for better stability. Using dumbbells on each leg helps ensure equal strength development between both sides.
The Seated Dumbbell One-Leg Calf Raise is a simple exercise that targets your calf muscles. By sitting down, you add stability and can focus more on the movement. This exercise is done one leg at a time, allowing for extra rest for the opposite leg.
The Seated Dumbbell One-Leg Calf Raise is a simple exercise that targets your calf muscles. By sitting down, you add stability and can focus more on the movement. This exercise is done one leg at a time, allowing for extra rest for the opposite leg.