What are the Differences between Gastrocnemius & Soleus? | Expert Physio Guide

In this tutorial, using our 3D anatomy model we take you through two of the most important calf muscles, relating the anatomy to function and exercises you can use in your practice.
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[@spider2164]

Thanks. I look forward to this mornings physio session, working on these very muscles. Now I understand much more, being a visual learner.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

You're so welcome! Good luck!

[@alymarty]

Such a good video! Straight to the point thanks Khalid

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much 🙏🏼

[@solomon498]

Amazing video once again Khalid! But I just wanted to ask if the knee is in a flexed position then wouldn’t performing seated calf raises focus on strengthening the gastrocnemius (which originates from lateral & medial condyles) instead of the soleus