hardrock said:I do seated and standing. I been doing about 100 reps(I think it was a Nelson thing) per calf workout and I can definately feel the difference.
same here...they still lagstring_bean00 said:I work them twice a week, and mix it up a lot. Seated raises, standing raises on the machine, smith machine raises, calf work on the leg press.
Jandy said:To whomever switche seated and standing, how come? They work different muscles in the calves..
hardrock said:I do seated and standing. I been doing about 100 reps(I think it was a Nelson thing) per calf workout and I can definately feel the difference.
sawastea said:Do you guys work your ankles in between sets?

Sh4dowF4lcon said:inject synthol directly to calves...lol (not really)![]()
hamstershaver said:chasing women helps calves too
canadianhitman said:I do standing raises with my bodyweight to failure, full range of motion...moving explosively on the way up. 3 sets of this once a week is all I need.
hardrock said:I do seated and standing. I been doing about 100 reps(I think it was a Nelson thing) per calf workout and I can definately feel the difference.
SoreArms said:I switch between seated and standing calf raises each week. I also try to do calfs 2 or 3 times a week since its a fast healing muscle (I do the same with my fore arms).
therobber said:hey bro...how much do you weigh? i've started doing the same type of training for calves.. hows it working for ya?
canadianhitman said:I weigh 254lbs right now. But I've had this routine work great when I've been as low as 195lbs. It's always managed to get my calves full and diamond-shaped in time for 'shorts' weather no matter how long I've slacked for during the winter, and within a relatively short timeframe.

canadianhitman said:I weigh 254lbs right now. But I've had this routine work great when I've been as low as 195lbs. It's always managed to get my calves full and diamond-shaped in time for 'shorts' weather no matter how long I've slacked for during the winter, and within a relatively short timeframe.
SoreArms said:What do you guys do to avoid those marks left on your shoulders by the standing calf machines?
SoreArms said:What do you guys do to avoid those marks left on your shoulders by the standing calf machines?
strongsmartsexy said:I wear a shirt without seams across the shoulders. No more marks!
SoreArms said:Oops, I didn't see your reply.
Thanks, I've been using my towel but just wanted to see what others were doing. Sometimes they just mark me so bad, it looks like I've been whipped across the shoulders.
SoreArms said:Oops, I didn't see your reply.
Thanks, I've been using my towel but just wanted to see what others were doing. Sometimes they just mark me so bad, it looks like I've been whipped across the shoulders.
strongsmartsexy said:I wear a shirt without seams across the shoulders. No more marks!
canadianhitman said:Update: My calves already look 'shorts-worthy', and I've just been back to training them a couple of weeks now. God, I feel bad for people with shitty calf genetics.
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