Calf muscles and Club feet

[Lumen]

I know most have a hard time with building the calf muscles but for myself it is a little different.If anyone has ever had any experince with is called a Clubbed foot then you know what I mean. Well both of my feet were and have had 4 corrective surgeies on both as a young child.At 175lbs.back 8 yrs. ago was noticeable but now 235 at 30yrs to say the least it is very noticeable.Went to even look into implants and the doc said there was not even enough room to place by both muscles.More or less looking for a little advice on how to better build on what is there or other options.

Yes I do work legs 2x a week upper legs are good .Not looking to compete just looking to look somewhat normal.Please remember this is caused by the corrective surgeies not just lazyness.

Thanks for any and all advice

 

[bpoppapumpp]

syntherol

check out Big A's post in the articles section. i think for u, syntherol would be a good way to improve the look of ur calves, especially since the doc said there's not even enough room in there to put implants. syntherol will stretch out the muscle fascia far beyond where it is now. my calves lag behind, just as many non-genetically blessed bb'ers do. and it's now my 11th day on this regimen and my calves are up almost an inch and a half. i'm not doing the full plan, due to only having 2 bottles of it, so i'm doing a lil less and only doing 21 days instead of the normal 30. research it, bro. it's painful as hell for the first 5 or 6 days, but gets better after that.

 

[irish_sd]

I had a clubbed foot when I was a kid, maybe that is why my calves are weak! I never heard that before, but that could explain a lot to me!

 

[norm1220]

My ankle on my right leg has been fused for 7 years now. No ankle movement means no direct calf work is possible. Needless to say, my calf development is not impressive but I gained enough bodyweight in the last few years(around 50 lbs) that the calf on that leg looks pretty normal.

My calves won't win me any shows, but people don't look at them and wonder what's wrong...

The more hamstring work you do the more indirect calf work you get so squat deep and don't slack on the leg curls.