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I think you're onto something. I did wonder about sciatica. Since getting Morton's Neuroma in the balls of my feet last year I'm still fairly active, but move much more slowly and carefully and that's caused tight calf muscles. Recently I've been doing calf muscle stretches, pulling the toes forward and holding, and it seems to help a bit.

I'll add your new more targeted stretch, thank you. I hadn't thought about tightness in other muscles too, but that makes sense.

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I thought of sciatica too when I read your post about the stabbing pain. I routinely do a piriformis stretch to help prevent pain in the butt when sitting. A tight piriformis can also cause sciatica symptoms. Here is a short video showing the stretch I like - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zhzW4-tq9HM