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Are body weight calf raises really the quickest way to build calf definition?
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>>77289948
Yeah
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>>77289948
yeah
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>>77290019
ugh
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>>77289948
Why bodyweight? I think weighted is superior
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>>77289948
>calf raises
Yes
>body weight
No, you need to lift heavy and intensly to build muscle.
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>>77289948
There's already a thread about calves. The general consensus there was that having fat calves is ideal, low definition is ugly and there was no wrong way to grow calves. So nobody here will ever give you a straight answer about calf growth.
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That's a lot of protein. I'll take five.



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