From a dynamic postural viewpoint, the soleus prevents the body falling forward at the ankle joint during standing
In gait, the muscle eccentrically decelerates subtalar joint pronation and internal rotation of the lower leg at heel-strike. It also decelerates dorsi flexion of the foot.
Spasm or myofascial trigger points in the soleus can be the origin of achilles pain, tight hamstrings, lower back pain, night cramp, and even headaches.
The soleus typically refers pain into the posterior aspect and plantar surface of the heel and to the distal end of the Achilles tendon.
A rare myofascial trigger point spreads pain to the ipsilateral sacroiliac joint, and can also refer pain to the jaw in extreme cases.
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