A leg and knee injury sustained from a repetitive motion

Snapping hip syndrome occurs when the iliopsoas tendon subluxes over the greater trochanter or iliopectinate eminence. Frequently found with people with arthritis of the hip

Normal anatomy of the knee joint, femur, tibia, fibula, patella with patella tendon, cruciate ligaments, meniscus, acl, mcl

Accessory Navicular Pain Syndrome is caused by friction and pressure of the tendons as they pass in proximity to a joint commonly caused by high impact activities

Illustration of the iliopectineal bursa, vulnerable to injury from both acute and repeated trauma to the bursa and surrounding area

Medical illustration of male muscles running, front view.

Male muscle anatomy of the human legs, posterior view.

X-ray view of bones in human foot.

Medical illustration of male muscular system, front view.

Male muscle anatomy of the human legs, anterior view.

Leg muscles, illustration

Calf muscle, artwork

Male muscle anatomy of the human legs, anterior view.

Calf muscle, artwork

Male muscle anatomy of the human legs, anterior view.

Male muscle anatomy of the human legs, anterior view.

Calf muscle, artwork

Medical view of leg bones with achilles tendon and gastrocnemius muscle