Hi
I worked alongside a very skilled clinical specialist, With a stroke patient who had a strange gait pattern, but no foot drop, and appeared to almost sink at his knees when walking but when checking strength had no apparent weakness. I felt he was constantly in pelvic tilt and wanted to work on that aspect but the clinical specialist said simply it was his gastrocs.........We began with jumping on a trampette (I think in an attempt to switch on the gastrocs/soleus), and then jumping in standing and progressed to jumping off a small step, quite a dynamic approach, it worked and although once the patient fatigued he returned to his abnormal gait we did see results in a couple of weeks.