If a muscle crosses the subtalar joint laterally with a vertical direction to its fibers,what eccentric function will it most likely have?

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If a muscle crosses the subtalar joint laterally with a vertical direction to its fibers, it will most likely restrain/slows inversion of the foot at the subtalar joint. This is because the muscle is pulling from the lateral side of the foot towards the medial side, which will resist movement of the foot towards the outside (eversion) and instead promote movement towards the inside (inversion).

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