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    Calve training without the machine

    Does anyone know a technique to do your calves without the machine where you raise yourself and lower yourself with the weights on your shoulders? The gym I started does not have this calve machine and I dont wanna get totally f*cking massive and have small calves..

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    If thats all they have, thats all the have.

    You can load up a barbell and do it with freeweight. Or grab a couple of DB's and calf raise.

    If they have a leg press machine, you can work calves there.

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    I put the Barbell on my shoulders/back/delts just like a squat, in a squat rack. Then I stand up and lean back slightly until the bar is supported by my back and leaning against the frame of the rack. Then I do your standard calf raise on a 2x4 using the frame of squat rack to guide and support. Works awesome. Hard to describe. Can do in any rack.

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    Oh well aye!! Is that the thing where you lay down and push yourself away from the machine? I never thought of that Chief, I'll do that but instead of doing my quads ill use it to do me calves

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