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and an ankle rotation manoeuvre, respectively. Ultrafast-ultrasound was employed to quantify medial gastrocnemius architecture during evoked contraction and a dynamometer was used to measure the muscle torque and quantify the rate of torque development (RTD). Torque and RTD diminished by transverse load application, whereas they increased during the ankle rotation manoeuvre. Belly gearing declined with increasing transverse load but was unaffected by tendinous stiffness variations. Alterations in belly gearing were strongly related to var
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