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MMB Knimi Tib Bar 25mm
MMB Knimi Tib Bar 25mm
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Professional tibialis anterior muscle exercise machine, trains the shin muscles and strengthening the tibialis anterior, It helps explosive running, sprints for football, bounce, diving or snowboarding, etc.
Using the shin blaster anterior tibialis trainer also helps to strengthen the muscles, tendons and ligaments surrounding the ankle while simultaneously stretching and increasing the ankles range of motion.
This tibia dorsi calf machine is made of heavy gauge, welded, solid steel and comes equipped with 2 silicon sealed steel rings that secures the weight plates tightly. Weight plates can be secured at at point of the shaft to increase difficulty with the same weights.
DIMENSIONS:
Olympic Size: 33*31*20 (L*B*H) Loadable sleeve length is 19cm; Weight 4.8kg
Standard Size: 33*31*20 (L*B*H) Loadable sleeve length is 19cm; Weight 2.95kg
We have designed the tibialis trainer bar to have a strong steel construction that is incredibly durable, it won't bend or crack with heavy use or over time, and it is suitable for continuous rough use in professional gyms.
Max load 100kg
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