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Torsion of the foot in low cut basketball shoes in four cutting movements

The MVC results (Figure 1) illustrate the angle dependent torque development of pronators and supinators. The pronator and supinator curves reveal an ascending-descending and a descending characteristic, respectively. M. peroneus longus shows highest activity in IEMG during pronations, m. tibialis anterior is about 65–94% active with respect to m. peroneus longus. M. tibialis anterior (70%) and M. soleus (39%) are the primary muscles based on the surface EMG recordings that contribute to maximum voluntary supinations.