Simple @kneeovertoesguy workouts like this got me there. You can too: 🧵
1. Sled/Resisted Treadmill
I tore my ACL at 23 on one side and my Achilles at 29 on the other leg.
So now in my late 40s, healthy lower legs and knees are a TOP training priority.
I start my workouts from the ground up with a sled, treadmill, or even backward walking/jogging if no equipment is available.
2. Bent-Leg Calf Raise
Don't misunderstand—straight-leg calf raises are very important. I use them in my training too.
But performing a heel raise with the knee bent targets the soleus muscle more—a deeper, less visible area of the lower legs that I believe is critical for foot health and for protecting the Achilles.
if you don't have a machine, try the version in the second clip.