Leg & Foot Movements
Leg & Foot Muscles
Pelvis & Thigh Muscles
Nerve Innervation
Bone Anatomy
100

The medial movement of the talocrural joint.

inversion

100

The muscle crosses 2 joints. Primary action is plantarflexion. Assists in knee flexion. 

Gastrocnemius 

100

This is the largest muscle that performs hip extension.

Gluteus Maximus 

100

Gastrocnemius 

Tibial

100

This is the medial insertion for the Sartorius, Gracilis, and Semitendinosus 

Pes Anserinus 

200

The downward movement of the talocrural joint

plantarflexion

200

This single joint muscle's action is plantarflexion.

Soleus

200

This pair of muscles performs hip flexion. 

Psoas Major & Iliacus

Iliopsoas 

200

Tibialis Anterior

Deep peroneal

200

This lateral aspect provides leverage from the fibularis longus and brevis during plantarflexion. 

lateral malleolus 

300

The lateral movement of the talocrural joint.

eversion

300

Flexor Hallucis Longus does what action. 

great toe flexion

300

This single joint knee extension  muscle does not originate at the Linea aspera of the femur.

vastus intermedius 

300

Gracilis 

Obturator

300

Name 2 locations of sesamoid bones in the lower body. 

patella (knee)

inferior portion of the first metatarsal 

400

The medial/upward movement of the subtalar joint.

supination

400

What 2 movements does the Tibialis Anterior do?

dorsiflexion and inversion

400

This is the medial hamstring muscle.

Semimembranosus 

400

Gluteus Maximus

Inferior gluteal
400

What is the most lateral tarsal.

Cuboid

500

The lateral/downward movement of the subtalar joint. 

pronation

500

Muscles on the lateral portion of the leg, are identified by what name?

Peroneus 

500

This muscle has an anterolateral origin and posteromedial insertion, cross 2 joints, giving it a unique set of actions 

Sartorius 

500

Sartorius 

Femoral

500

What bone articulates with the Talus anteriorly? 

Navicular