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4 Tibialis Anterior Exercises
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4 Tibialis Anterior Exercises
Today's video covers exercises for the tibialis anterior muscle, which is our primary ankle dorsiflexor. Tibialis anterior is located on the front of the shin and acts as the antagonist to the calf muscles (plantarflexors). Tibialis anterior and the other dorsiflexors play an important role in the walking (gait) cycle and are responsible for ...
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Tibialis anterior muscle Function
Tibialis anterior muscle
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Tibialis anterior muscle
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Nov 3, 2023
An important muscle you are NOT training!! The tibialis anterior muscle 🤯🤯The tibialis anterior muscle, which starts under the knee and runs down the shin, plays a key role in deceleration, and can play a key role in how your knees function and feel. The tibialis anterior muscle also acts to dorsiflex and invert the foot.This is an awesome tibialis anterior strengthening exercise!! This exercise also improves ankle mobility (particularly active ankle dorsiflexion).Everyone should be doing foot
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An important muscle you are NOT training!! The tibialis anterior muscle 🤯🤯The tibialis anterior muscle, which starts under the knee and runs down the shin, plays a key role in deceleration, and can play a key role in how your knees function and feel. The tibialis anterior muscle also acts to dorsiflex and invert the foot.This is an awesome tibialis anterior strengthening exercise!! This exercise also improves ankle mobility (particularly active ankle dorsiflexion).Everyone should be doing foot
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The 10 Best Tibialis Anterior Strengthening and Stretching Exercises – Fitness Volt
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