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Bodyweight Wall-Supported Tibiali Raise

Strengthen shins, improve ankle stability! Wall support helps beginners perfect this effective bodyweight exercise.

The Bodyweight Wall-Supported Tibiali Raise mainly works the calves / shins. No equipment needed: it uses just your bodyweight.

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Bodyweight Wall-Supported Tibiali Raise Muscles Worked

Primary

Shin (tibialis anterior)

Secondary

Lower Calf (soleus)

How to do the Bodyweight Wall-Supported Tibiali Raise

Bodyweight Tibialis Raise (Wall Supported)

  1. Positioning:

    • Stand with your back against a wall.

    • Your feet should be shoulder-width apart and about a foot away from the wall.

    • Place your hands together in front of your chest or allow them to rest at your sides.

  2. Movement:

    • Slowly lift your toes while keeping your heels on the ground. Focus on using your shin muscles (tibialis anterior) to perform the movement.

    • Raise your toes as high as possible without lifting your heels off the ground.

    • Hold the raised position for a moment.

    • Gradually lower your toes back to the starting position.

  3. Repetition:

    • Repeat the movement for 10-15 repetitions.

    • Ensure smooth, controlled movements to avoid straining your muscles.

  4. Breathing:

    • Inhale as you raise your toes and exhale as you lower them.

  5. Tips:

    • Keep your core engaged and your posture straight to maintain balance.

    • If you're having trouble maintaining balance, use the wall for support by lightly touching it with your hands.

  6. Cool Down:

    • After completing the exercise, gently stretch your calves and shins to prevent tightness.

Bodyweight Wall-Supported Tibiali Raise FAQs

What muscles does the Bodyweight Wall-Supported Tibiali Raise work?

The Bodyweight Wall-Supported Tibiali Raise mainly works the calves / shins. The main muscles are the tibialis anterior.

What equipment do you need for the Bodyweight Wall-Supported Tibiali Raise?

None. The Bodyweight Wall-Supported Tibiali Raise is a bodyweight exercise, so you can do it anywhere.

What workout day should the Bodyweight Wall-Supported Tibiali Raise go on?

It belongs on leg day in a push/pull/legs routine.

What are some Bodyweight Wall-Supported Tibiali Raise variations and alternatives?

Similar exercises include the Ankle Dorsal Flexion, Wall-Supported Calf Raise, Dorsal Flexion Hold and Posterior Tibiali Roll-Ball.

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