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Gastroc or Soleus injury? Or maybe something else…
It can be helpful to differentiate a Gastroc from Soleus injury in terms of prognosis and management. It’s also important to recognise that there are other sources of calf pain including neural and vascular.
Sometimes calf symptoms are from fatigue/ overload rather than a true tear. In such cases pain tends to resolve rapidly with rest and load management is key.
Regardless of the diagnosis, treatment should be based on individual presentation as time to return to sport varies considerably and doesn’t always correlate with the severity of the injury.
Reference:
Green B, McClelland JA, Semciw AI, Schache AG, McCall A, Pizzari T. The Assessment, Management and Prevention of Calf Muscle Strain Injuries: A Qualitative Study of the Practices and Perspectives of 20 Expert Sports Clinicians. Sports Med Open. 2022 Jan 15;8(1):10. doi: 10.1186/s40798-021-00364-0. PMID: 35032233; PMCID: PMC8761182.

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The calf, quads, glutes and hamstrings all manage high peak loads during running. They’re arguably the 4 most important muscle groups in runners 🏃‍♀️
Quads and Glute Med play a key role in load absorption alongside the calf which is also the main contributor to propulsion. Peak load for the hamstrings is at the end of the swing phase when they work eccentrically to slow the leg down prior to foot contact.
I tend to assess strength in these 4 muscle groups in the majority of injured runners I see in clinic. They’re often a priority above other muscles which typically manage smaller loads at endurance speeds (such as the hip flexors). That said, there is often value is testing other muscle groups if you feel they may be relevant for pain, pathology or performance.
Keep a look out for tomorrow’s post when I’ll be sharing a testing battery for Achilles pain which includes how we would assess these key muscles as well as testing options for plyometric ability, pain, function and psychosocial factors. 👀

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