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The stance and swing make up the “stride,” which is the interval from the time one heel strikes the ground to when it again strikes the ground. During the normal stance phase, it is the extensor muscles that contract—the gluteus maximus in early stance, the quadriceps in midstance, and the plantar flexors (soleus and gastrocnemius) in terminal stance pushing off the heel. 12,13 (Figure adapted from The Pathokinesiology Service and the Physical Therapy Department of Ranchos Los Amigos Medical Center.
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