Kinetic energy from the crash landing is stored in the many stretchy tendons of the arch and the leg, most notably the huge Achilles tendon
connecting calf muscles to the heel bone.
Not exact matches
The Armstrong Atlantic State University study has also noticed the positive effects that seated
calf raises have on the soleus
muscle, which lies directly under the gastrocnemius and is so closely
connected to it, that is often considered as an integral part of this
muscle.
Together with the soleus
muscle they create the
calf connecting at the calcaneal tendon, better known as the Achilles tendon, and are attached to the heal.
The third
muscle group you'll be training will be the
calves, which are the
muscles that
connect your ankle to your knee.
The Achilles tendon
connects the heel to the
calf muscles and is essential for running, jumping, and standing on the toes.