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The most common sites of tendinopathies and the activities that cause them include: Achilles tendon (ankle): Soccer, tennis, volleyball, diving, basketball, running, gymnastics, dance, cycling Patellar tendon (knee): basketball, volleyball, soccer, football, track, tennis, dance, gymnastics and skiing Hamstring tendons (biceps femoris, semitendinosus, semimembranosus): Football, soccer, tennis, basketball, and field sports involving sprinting, cutting and sudden stops and starts Rotator cuff tendons (shoulder): Swimming, rowing, tennis, baseball, weight lifting Lateral epicondyle (elbow): Tennis and other racquet sports Medial epicondyle (elbow): Golf, baseball, javelin and other throwing sports Steroid Injections and Tendinopathy Since their initial debut in 1948, corticosteroid injections for musculoskeletal pain have become widespread