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Hi Roxy,
Good question...You don't know for sure, but through the depth that you work, you can estimate when you are working on Gastroc, soleus or Tibialis Posterior.
Also, if aiming to work on Tibialis Posterior (which is the deepest muscle in that area), you have to consider that you also massaging the more superficial muscles.
So, in short: you really don't know 100%.