Regular Tib Bar or Solo Tib Bar?
| Product | Regular Tib Bar | Solo Tib Bar |
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| Training | Bilateral | Unilateral |
| ✔️ | Fast and targeted training of the Tibialis Anterior. Beginner-friendly, as it offers a very stable support. |
Possible to train all ankle movement directions: Flexion, Inversion, Eversion. Several muscles can be trained: Tibialis Anterior and Posterior, Triceps Surae, Peronaeus Longus, and Brevis. |
| ➖ | Training possible in only one direction of movement (Tibialis Anterior). | Training is time-consuming since legs need to be alternated. More challenging, as there are more degrees of freedom and hence less stability. |
| For Whom? | Beginners, Intermediates who don't want to neglect the basics. When you want to focus on the Tibialis Anterior. |
For motivated beginners and intermediates. When you want to work the entire ankle joint. |

