TIB TRAINERS
Upgrade Your Workout With The Most Innovative & Versatile Tib Trainers!
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The Tib Bar Pro
The Solo Tib Bar
The Tib Machine
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The Tib Bar Guy is dedicated to providing the most innovative equipment for all home gym and knees over toes training.
Our Tib Trainers boast high-grade materials and extreme functionality, fitting into any person’s training routine or recovery process.
What is a Tib Trainer?
What is a Tib Trainer?
A tib trainer is a piece of equipment that strengthens your anterior tibialis muscle, an essential part of Knees Over toes Training.
Our tib trainers are manufactured with commercial-grade materials, innovative and versatile designs, and industry-leading functionality.
Which Tibialis Trainer should I choose?
Which Tibialis Trainer should I choose?
Getting a tibia bar that fits your needs is exactly why we offer three different types: The Tib Bar Pro, The Solo Tib Bar, and The Tib Machine.
The Tib Bar Pro is perfect for bilateral tibialis anterior training and can be used in upper body strengthening.
The Solo Tib Bar is the most versatile and great for single-leg training, with a highly compact design.
The Tib Machine is for isolating the anterior tibialis muscle and is the least versatile but most specialized anterior tib machine of the three.
Why choose The Tib Bar Pro?
Why choose The Tib Bar Pro?
The Tib Bar Pro is one of the simplest and most effective ways of getting into anterior tibialis training.
Plus, you can perform different exercises such as hanging hip flexor raises, leg extensions, bicep curls, and more!
Why choose The Solo Tib Bar?
Why choose The Solo Tib Bar?
You’ll be able to train anything from ankle rotations to tib raises to hamstring curls with The Solo Tib Bar and an included attachment that allows for dumbbells to be used instead of weight plates.
Why choose The Tib Machine?
Why choose The Tib Machine?
Nothing does dedicated tibialis training better than the Tib Machine, which directly isolates the tibialis anterior.
For a dual-sided plate-loaded tibialis machine, the Tib Machine is the most budget-friendly and compact machine on the market!
Does a Tib Bar help with knee pain and shin splints?
Does a Tib Bar help with knee pain and shin splints?
You bet it does! Tib Bar training gives your anterior tibialis a workout, which can lead to knee pain relief and less painful shin splints.
Besides being great for recovery, our Tib Bars help prevent those things from happening in the first place!
Is The Tib Machine the same thing as a calf raise machine?
Is The Tib Machine the same thing as a calf raise machine?
Similar. The Tib Machine works your “front calf” muscle, AKA your tibialis anterior, by doing the opposite of a seated calf raise (you can do it standing, too). A calf machine and the Tib Machine are essentially opposite sides of the same coin!
Are Tib raises good rehab for shin splints?
Are Tib raises good rehab for shin splints?
Tib raises are often used in rehab settings for shin splint recovery. Careful and progressive strengthening of the anterior tibialis may relieve your pain like nothing else!
Can I use olympic plates or bumper plates with these?
Can I use olympic plates or bumper plates with these?
You can use any weight plates with a 2-inch opening.
This includes Olympic and bumper plates, plus we offer a weight plate bundle perfect for your Tibialis trainers, or you can use a dumbbell on The Solo Tib Bar with the included attachment.
Which Tibialis trainer is the most versatile?
Which Tibialis trainer is the most versatile?
The Solo Tib Bar edges out the Tib Bar Pro and Tib Machine for the most versatile Tib trainer – the strapped-in foot design gives you a lot of unique movement opportunities, and the dumbbell attachment makes it perfect for home gyms with limited available equipment.
Will Tib raises improve my ankle mobility?
Will Tib raises improve my ankle mobility?
It sure will! You'll unlock extra ankle mobility by building strength in the tendons, ligaments, and muscles around the ankle through Tib raises.
Have additional questions?
Have additional questions?
Contact our incredible support team HERE for all your training, product, or general questions!