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On the good foot - Improving foot function and strength for greater speed
Our feet, as we have indicated in previous posts, are a complex structure. There are 29 muscles and 26 bones in each and over 100 ligaments and 19 tendons. The Achilles tendon, for example, acts very much like a spring which deforms and recoils on every impact from walking to sprinting. Our arch does a very similar job and works in conjunction with the toes to also absorb, produce and transfer power.
Feets of Engineering
Toe-ing the Line - Improving Foot Strength for Optimized Antepes Training
Greater Achilles stiffness can boost sprint speed in particular. As can a stiff, high, yet flexible arch. And so too can the tendons that control our toes – those that open and close them rather like those in our hands which ball and then open our fingers when making a fist.
Super-spikes improve sprint performance. How do Muscle Runners measure up against them?
Plyometrics #5 Very High Intensity Option
PLYO SERIES #4 - LET'S GET HIGH AND GO FAR FASTER! HIGH INTENSITY OPTIONS
Muscle Runner Power Blaster - Improve your speed with no movement - Isometrics!
Importance Of Isometric Training. The lower legs are crucial for explosive movement. And the great news is that your Antepes Muscles Runners are specifically designed to strengthen calf muscles and Achilles tendons in a highly sprint and speed specific way. We show you how no movement drills will get your lower leg muscles and ankles ready for speed.
Indoor Sprinting: Muscle Runners are the sprint shoe of choice when you can’t wear spikes
Sports Science Proves Muscle Runners Target Speed Muscles
Muscle Runner Goes Head-To-Head Against Running Shoes - University of Calgary - Part 1
Avoiding Gapology - Building a speed plan #4 Reaping the sprint seeds
Avoiding Gapology - Building a speed base #2 Growing the sprint seeds
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Please note that the information shared in our blog posts is based on our own internal experience and opinions only. This content is not medical advice. If you have any health concerns, questions about pain, or medical conditions, please consult with a qualified healthcare professional before taking any action based on what you read here.
