THE LAST
SLANT BOARD
YOU'LL EVER BUY.
Engineered for the ATG Knees Over Toes protocol. Four fixed angles, two independent steel platforms, built for daily use from week-2 rehab to elite performance.
BUILT FOR THE
PROTOCOL.
NOT THE SHELF.
Engineered for the ATG Knees Over Toes protocol. Four fixed angles, two independent steel platforms, built for daily use from week-2 rehab to elite performance.
ATG is progressive. Start at 20°, work to 40° as you build. Four fixed steel positions — no hinge to slip mid-rep, no moving part to fail under load.
Two independent laser-cut steel platforms — one per foot. Set asymmetric angles and a proper split-squat stance. Narrow single decks force you to compensate; this one doesn't.
Laser-cut steel rated to 900 lb — zero flex under load. Built for daily use without loosening, wobbling, or cracking. Not the cheapest — the last one you'll buy.
Safe from week 2 post-surgery through full athletic training. One tool, every stage of the journey.
YOUR GOALS.
YOUR EQUIPMENT.
Post-surgery or chronic pain. Progressive loading from day one — no impact, full control.
The foundation tool of the protocol. Split squats, Patrick steps, calf raises — all require this board.
Deeper squats, stronger tibialis, better ankle dorsiflexion. The range your program leaves out.
Not chasing a PB — just want to keep moving. Hiking, playing with your kids, walking without pain.
WHAT YOU
NEED TO KNOW.
What is the best slant board for ATG training?
The Exura Slant Board — engineered specifically for the ATG protocol with two independent steel platforms, four fixed angles (20°/25°/30°/40°), and proper platform width for split squats and Patrick steps.
Is it safe after knee surgery?
Yes, with medical clearance. Start at the lowest angle (20°) and progress over weeks. The same board works from early rehab through full athletic performance.
What angles does it have?
Four fixed positions — 20°, 25°, 30°, and 40°. That range covers beginner rehab through advanced ATG split squats. You progress by moving to a steeper platform, so there's no hinge to slip.
How is it different from StrongTek?
Two independent steel platforms vs a single wood deck, four fixed angles, and engineered for ATG dimensions — not adapted from generic stretching equipment.
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STARTED?
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