Muscle: Peroneus brevis

The peroneus brevis is a small muscle located on the outer part of your lower leg, just below the knee. It runs alongside the larger peroneus longus and connects to the outside of your ankle and foot. This muscle plays a crucial role in helping you stabilize your ankle while walking, running, or jumping. It helps you turn your foot outward and supports your balance on uneven surfaces.Having strong peroneus brevis muscles is important for fitness and daily activities. They help prevent injuries, especially ankle sprains, by keeping your foot stable. Whether you’re playing sports, hiking, or just walking around, this muscle helps you stay agile and avoid slips or falls.Ready to strengthen your peroneus brevis? Check out these effective exercises designed to target and develop this important muscle!

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