I believe so. If you can perform heel raises this muscle has the ability to strengthen well, but since this muscle's function is partly eversion and your foot is everted already, you may need to do the heel raises with your toes pointed inward or straight ahead as to not over work this muscle in calf too much, just my suggestions. Stay well.
really good but it would be nice if your pointer went to insertion/origin points also. thank you.
Very helpful for anybody taking Kinesiology! Great video!
Thank you very much. Wish that there were related or linked videos showing physio exercises strengthening our legs and feet.
Clearly spoken, a highly detailed overview with helpful insights. Great video, I learned a lot keep it up!
You are awesome!!!!! :)
Thank You 😄
Awesome Video 👍
Better calves, better balance, strength and stability for all walks of life. ;)
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very good video
Fibularis longus can we strengthen this to correct the eversion of the foot or flat foot??
I believe so. If you can perform heel raises this muscle has the ability to strengthen well, but since this muscle's function is partly eversion and your foot is everted already, you may need to do the heel raises with your toes pointed inward or straight ahead as to not over work this muscle in calf too much, just my suggestions. Stay well.
Motion of the Foot!
Peroneus brevis? Having a model that you can take apart like this -- why skip stuff?
Very informative but the way he talked made me cringe
Lol. It sounds like the Twilight Zone guy
Why cringe? His tone makes an excellent sleep remedy. I'm not even joking.
Nice but not as much as the video of Cat