If an individual has weak calf muscles, which compensatory strategy is he or she least likely to adopt?

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Shifting the line of gravity posterior to the ankle would not be a compensatory strategy for weak calf muscles. Instead, this action would increase the demand on the calf muscles to prevent falling backward, making it an unlikely choice for someone with weak calf muscles. The other options (B, C, D) are strategies that could help stabilize someone with weak calf muscles by reducing the load on them or providing external support.

If an Individual Has Weak Calf Muscles, Which Compensatory Strategy