Major muscles

If you are going to perform weight training, you should familiarize yourself with your musculoskeletal system, or at least learn the names of the major muscles that you will be training. Being familiar with your muscles

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Running is an excellent way to target many different parts of the body all at once. While not considered by most as a muscle-building exercise, it strengthens and tones a wide variety of muscles all through the body.

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Our bodies have several groups of muscles. The chart below shows the outermost layer of those on the posterior side of the body. Some muscles function in opposition, both contracting (flexing) and straightening (extending). Others work as a group to perform the same function. The posterior muscles of the trunk support arm and back movements.

Our bodies have several groups of muscles. The chart below shows the outermost layer of those on the posterior side of the body. Some muscles function in opposition, both contracting (flexing) and straightening (extending). Others work as a group to perform the same function. The posterior muscles of the trunk support arm and back movements.

Major muscles of the body, with their COMMON names and SCIENTIFIC (Latin) names YOUR JOB is to DIAGRAM and LABEL the major muscle groups, for both the Anterior (frontal) view and the Posterior (Rear) view ANTERIOR view POSTERIOR view

Major muscles of the body, with their COMMON names and SCIENTIFIC (Latin) names YOUR JOB is to DIAGRAM and LABEL the major muscle groups, for both the Anterior (frontal) view and the Posterior (Rear) view ANTERIOR view POSTERIOR view

Major Muscle Groups!

Our bodies are composed of over 650 muscles, which is divided into 3 major categories: the cardiac or heart muscle, the smooth muscles and the skeletal muscles that enable us to execute moves through voluntary contractions. In weight training, the most important focus is about the skeletal muscle, which represents approximately 40 per cent of our body mass. How does the muscular system work? How does muscle contraction work? What are the different types of muscles in the human body?