A quick demo using the Activforce 2 handheld dynamometer to test seated calf raise strength. Some research states a healthy metric for runners should be 1.5 x body weight (for both legs). Using a smart dynamometer not only easily helps you quantify this without the need for a specialized calf raise machine but it also measure Rate of Force Development or Time to Peak Force. This is also a useful test for those with achilles tendinopathy or general LQ issues. Lmk what you think! You can get the A

Want a full leg workout with no equipment? Do this circuit: • 20 reverse lunges • 20 bodyweight squats • 20 calf raises • 20 lateral lunges • 20 single leg hip hinges • 20 curtsy lunges • 20 kickstand squats • 20 pogo hops • 20 split squats • Hold a horse stance for 60 seconds • 20 single leg lifts • 20 lateral leg lifts • 20 medial leg lifts • 20 kickbacks That’s a complete bodyweight leg workout in under 20 minutes. | Alejandro Matias