The peroneus longus muscle (or fibularis longus) is a major mover and stabilizer of your foot and ankle. The muscle runs down the lateral side of your lower leg and attaches to your foot.

Eversion exercises strengthen the peroneus longus and can help with peroneal tendinopathies. Step 1: Sit with legs straight in ... foot can help you work the muscle. Step 1: Standing next ...

Background Resistance training (RT) for the peroneus muscles is important because this muscles undergo morphological and functional changes after lateral ankle sprain. Although we reported the effects ...

A heightened peroneus longus reflex amplitude indicates improved activity and excitation of the muscle. Twenty (12 men and eight women) physically active college students (mean (SD) age 23.6 (1.7) ...

The peroneal muscles are lateral muscles in the lower leg. Carlisle said Turner suffered the injury in Saturday's win over the Hawks. "He stepped funny in the last game and this morning just didn ...

Ataxia is a muscle control problem that prevents ... This may be caused by damage or injury to the common peroneal nerves in both legs, which can occur during certain surgical procedures.