TRAIN WHAT OTHERS OVERLOOK

Turn any dumbbell into a tibialis machine.

Train your tibialis, ankles, and hip flexors with progressive resistance using the dumbbells you already own.

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HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. The weight you already own.

Tibhelper straps around a dumbbell handle and fastens over your shoe.

  1. Tibhelper strap secured around an orange dumbbell handle

    01

    Wrap the handle

    Secure both long straps around the dumbbell handle.

  2. Athlete fastening Tibhelper over a running shoe beside an orange dumbbell

    02

    Position your foot

    Center the shoe over the handle and straps.

  3. Athlete fastening Tibhelper over a yellow running shoe on an orange dumbbell

    03

    Lock in and train

    Fasten over the shoe, confirm the dumbbell is secure, and begin controlled repetitions.

TRAINING FOCUS

Three ways to put it to work.

Add focused resistance work to your existing sessions. One attachment, three training applications.

  • Tibialis strength

    Use a dumbbell for resisted toe raises, bringing the front of your foot toward your shin with a controlled tempo.

  • Hip-flexor strength

    Add resistance to knee-drive exercises with the dumbbell secured to your shoe. Choose a load that lets you keep each repetition deliberate.

  • Ankle control

    Practice deliberate foot raises and lowers through a comfortable range of motion, with resistance you can control.

Expert Endorsed

“Great product, efficient and handy.”

“People don’t realize the importance of training our tibialis and hip flexors as much as we should.”

Dr. Flavia Pereira, PhD

Dr. Flavia Pereira, PhD

Professor of Exercise Science

Strength & Nutrition

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ATHLETE NOTES

Built into real training.

Perspectives from athletes using Tibhelper across speed, strength, and sport.

It is simple to set up and lets me train sprint-specific areas without moving between multiple machines. It has also helped me address imbalances in my own training.

Mohammad Mohammad

Former College 100m Sprinter · College Sprints Coach

After about two weeks, I was able to isolate my hip flexors in a way I had not before. It did what I expected it to do.

Malik Razz

Defensive Back / Safety · Keiser University

It helped me strengthen my hip flexors and core and work on a hip shift in my squat. I can see it fitting into almost any athlete's training.

Luis Nuñez

Powerlifter · Hybrid Athlete

I use it in my game-day preparation. It has helped me feel more control through my hip flexors during jumps, especially toe touches.

Luis Alberto

Cheer Athlete