The Tibialis Anterior is part of a group of muscles in the front part of the leg. It begins from under the knee joint and goes all the way down to the foot, ending at the side of the foot.
The name comes from the latin Tibia, referring to the shin bone. It is one of the most used muscles of the body and helps with many of the everyday functions such as walking, running, squatting and any of the movements that have to do with flexing the foot.
The Tibialis Anterior is the muscle that helps lift the foot up from the ground and prevents the foot from smacking the ground on its way down following the heel.

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