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Watch Investigating Injuries webinar

Photo of Dr. Daniel G. Stewart Photo of Steve Miller

September '26

11:00 AM PT

50 minutes

Investigating Injuries:

Gastrocnemius vs Soleus Tears

Gastrocnemius and soleus tears often look identical at first presentation: same sudden pain, same limp, same swelling. Dr. Daniel Stewart and Steve Miller walk through the eccentric loading mechanism behind each tear and the knee-position test that tells them apart.

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Dr. Daniel G. Stewart PT, DPT

Biomechanics

Sports Physiotherapy

Sports Physiotherapist and Founder of Grow Physio Academy

Steve is a Sports Physiotherapist and Founder of Grow Physio Academy, helping physios build confidence, credibility, and income. He works with elite athletes at the UK Sports Institute across Great Britain’s Judo team, British Gymnastics, and professional football, with experience spanning 6 Premiership Rugby seasons and multiple Olympic cycles from London 2012 to Paris 2024. He created the Academy to give physios behind-the-scenes access to elite sport; it was named Best Online Training/CPD Academy and Most Innovative Training Platform (2024). He also lectures at University College Birmingham and Sheffield Hallam University.

Steve Miller
Msc

Investigating Injuries:
Gastrocnemius vs Soleus Tears

Gastrocnemius and soleus tears often look identical at first presentation: same sudden pain, same limp, same swelling. Dr. Daniel Stewart and Steve Miller walk through the eccentric loading mechanism behind each tear and the knee-position test that tells them apart.

Key topics &
takeaways

Mechanisms & Assessment

Eccentric overload at the gastrocnemius and soleus, and the knee-position test that identifies which one is involved.

Case Review

A real case reviewed using objective strength data, including bilateral force comparisons and limb symmetry index.

Rehabilitation

A criterion-based progression from protected loading to single-leg functional loading and return-to-sport benchmarks.

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