Tennis Elbow

a stick, and henceforth limps about wondering what has happened. In this case the Plantaris has given way generally at the junction of the muscle with its tendon ; the contraction of the Soleus and the Gastrocnemius being the associated strong muscles which have caused the trouble. The junction of the muscle and its tendon is the weakest point of the Plantaris. Cricket Leg.?This disability is caused by a sudden flexion of the leg or rather a sudden flexion from the knee-joint ; the leg from the knee downwards being the fixed point, the body is pulled downwards by the strong flexors at the back of the thigh. With these flexors the Gracilis also acts. The Gracilis is the weak associated muscle and it gives way at its weakest part, and that is about its middle.