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The Solo Tib Bar V2: How To Use Guide

APEX FITNESS •  Apr 01, 2025
AREA: SHIN
EXERCISE

The Solo Tib Bar V2 is an excellent tool for strengthening your tibialis anterior and improving lower leg durability. This guide will walk you through assembling, loading, and using your Solo Tib Bar effectively.

Assembly Instructions

To get started, take your loading bar and securely screw it onto the Solo Tib Bar. This step ensures stability and proper function during your exercises.Man on an adjustable bench sliding a weight onto a Solo Tib Bar, black APEX Fitness case at his feet

Loading the Solo Tib Bar

There are two options for adding resistance to your Solo Tib Bar:Seated man holding a loaded Solo Tib Bar over his foot, APEX Fitness carry case beside the bench

Using Olympic Weight Plates:

1. Select a two-inch Olympic weight plate.Seated man lifting a loaded Solo Tib Bar with his foot for a tibialis raise

2. Slide the plate onto the loading bar.Seated man securing the foot strap on a Solo Tib Bar, APEX Fitness case on the floor

3. Secure it using the provided clamp.Seated man adjusting the strap of a loaded Solo Tib Bar on his foot

Using Dumbbells

1. Loosen the dumbbell knob by backing it out until you have enough clearance.Overhead view of hands fitting a foot into the black Solo Tib Bar foot plate on gym flooring

2. Place the dumbbell handle inside the designated clamp area.Overhead close-up of hands securing a weight plate onto a Solo Tib Bar with a screw knob

3. Tighten the clamp securely to hold the dumbbell in place.Overhead view of hands loading a hex dumbbell onto the Solo Tib Bar attachment

4. Attach the clamp to the loading bar and tighten down for stability.Overhead view of a hand tightening the knob on a Solo Tib Bar loaded with a hex dumbbell

Using the Solo Tib Bar

Proper Foot Placement

1. Ensure the ball of your foot sits in front of the angled section of the Solo Tib Bar.Overhead view of a hand adjusting the black Solo Tib Bar foot plate on speckled gym flooring

2. Use both straps to secure your foot in place, preventing movement during exercises.Overhead view of hands strapping a foot into the Solo Tib Bar loaded with a weight plate

Performing Exercises

1. With your foot secured, perform controlled dorsiflexion movements (raising and lowering your foot) to engage the tibialis anterior.Overhead view of hands strapping a foot into the Solo Tib Bar loaded with a weight plate

2. Adjust the weight as needed for optimal resistance and progression.Overhead view of hands strapping a foot into the Solo Tib Bar loaded with a weight plate

Additional Resources

For more exercises and training ideas using The Solo Tib Bar V2, check out the Training Collective.

Need Assistance?

If you have questions about The Solo Tib Bar V2 or need help with your exercises, feel free to reach out to our support team HERE.

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