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Achilles Tear Quick Test 🏃‍♀️ The Thompson's test (calf squeeze test or the #gastrocnemius -soleus test) is a technique used to help determine if patient has #achillestendonrupture To perform the test, your doctor will have you lie face down on the exam table with legs hanging off the end. Your doctor will then squeeze the calf muscles, causing the foot to plantarflex (point downward). If the foot does not plantarflex, it is considered a positive test and can suggest an Achilles #tendoninjury.
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If your ankle mobility absolutely sucks… read this 👇 Most people hammer ankle mobility drills and still see zero progress. Why? Because they’re stretching the wrong muscle. Your ankle mobility is heavily dependent on your calves — and you’ve got two of them doing very different jobs: 🔹 Soleus 🔹 Gastrocnemius (gastroc) Here’s where most people mess up 👇 If your knee is bent, you’re only stretching the soleus. That classic banded ankle drill? Great — but it doesn’t touch the gastroc. And since
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“Hey epic gamers. It’s still up in the air whether the soleus is stronger in a lengthened or shortened position, and the answer would change where you want th exercise to be hardest and what ROM you would use. Also, keep in mind that a seated calf raise is great for training the soleus, but the idea is that even greater amounts of knee flexion disadvantage the gastroc even more, so this COULD be a better option.” - Venom @Toosa #lemrant #hypertrophy #SBL #hypertrophycoach #calves
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TikToklemrant_da_lifta
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I don’t think people realize your lower leg is comprised of 14 different muscles – and that most, if not all of them, are likely to go untrained. Your lower legs are WAY more than just a tib, gastroc, and soleus The below protocol is one of the simplest ways to ensure you’re stimulating your lower legs through a variety of ankle movement, and can help reduce the chance of ankle injury Protocol (1-2x a week): 1. Tib Bar or Kettlebell Tib Raises: 3-4 sets of 20 reps 2. Standing or Seated Calf Rais
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