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Major Skeletal Muscles Do You Even Lift, Bro? Vocab Flexation = Bending of joint Extension = Straightening of a joint Flexor = bending Extensor = straightening Abdominal Stomach Sitting up, postural alignment The rectus abdominus is the visible muscle. The transversus abdominus stabilizes your back, and is underneath Obliques Side of body Rotation and side flexion of body External and Internal Obliques are along the sides Having strong obliques can help ward off back pain Pectoralis Front of upper chest Push up from lying position, push open a door The pecs pull the shoulder and arm forward Biceps Front of upper arm Lifting, pulling Any time you move your hand towards your shoulder you are using your biceps Triceps Back of upper arm Extension of the elbow joint (straightening the arm) Inside of Forearm Brachioradialis Flexor Carpi Radialis Inside of lower arm Many other smaller muscles Back of forearm Flexor carpi ulnaris Extensor carpi ulnaris Extensor digitorum Deltoids Top of shoulder Overhead lifting Any time you flap your arms Three parts: Anterior Posterior Medial Trapezius Upper and mid-back Moves head sideways Upper trapezius connects your head to your shoulders When you feel knots in your neck, it’s your trapezius Erector Spinae Low back Postural alignment Often called the “low back” muscle, but it does run up your entire back Latissimus Dorsi & Rhomboids The lats are the large triangular muscles in the midback Rhomboids are between the shoulder blades Postural alignment, pulling open a door Gluteus Buttocks Climbing stairs, walking, standing up Made of several muscles Maximus Minimus Medius The largest muscle in the body is the gluteus maximus Hamstrings Thigh-back Walking Made up of three muscles Biceps Femoris (outer most) Semimembranosus (mid) Semitendinosus (inner most) Don’t squat below 90 degrees b/c you could damage your knees Quadriceps Thigh-front Climbing stairs, walking, standing up Made up of four muscles Sartorius- wraps around Vastus intermedius- middle thigh Vastus lateralis- outside Vastus medialis- inside Gastrocnemius & Soleus Back of lower leg When you push off for walking, standing on tiptoes Gives your lower legs their rounded shape The soleus is underneath the gastrocnemius Tibialis anterior- rounds towards the front Stand Up Point to your… Gluteus Quads Biceps Deltiods Abdominals Obliques Soleus Latissimus dorsi Muscle Contraction Challenge Put the contraction cycle in order… Muscle Project…