locations of muscles by https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma en-us 2017-10-19 14:27:03 UTC 2025-11-30 11:33:08 UTC hello@padlet.com location of muscles ben_taylor2 https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198693228 2017-10-19 14:39:45 UTC https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198693228 posterior of back muscles joe_ramsay https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198693249
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Deltoid, also in the front of the body raps round the shoulder joint. 
trapezius, 
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  • Rectus Femoris- This muscle is among the quadriceps in the body and is located on the anterior of the upper leg. 
  •  Vastus Intermedius- This is located on the anterior of the femur in the upper leg, this too is part of the quadriceps.
  • Vastus Lateralis- This is among the quadriceps and is the largest of the muscle group. It is located on the anterior of the upper leg.
  • Vastus Medialis-  This muscle is used to stabilize the patella and is located on the anterior of the upper leg.
  • Tibialis Anterior- This is  located on the anterior of the tibia and helps with movement of the ankle.
    • ]]>     2017-10-19 14:41:07 UTC https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198694117     anterior muscles in the upper body ben_taylor2 https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198695466 Deltoid, large triangular muscle located on the shoulder, the front fibres help flex the arm and the lateral fibres help abduct the arm.
    Teres major muscle, is on the arm and one of six scapulohumeral muscles.medial rotator and adductor of the humerus.
    Rectus abdominis, also known as the “six pack”, this s a paired muscle running vertically on the front of the body.
    Pectoralis major, A chest muscle that pulls the arm in towards the body. this attaches to the humerus.
    Biceps brachii, And upper arm muscle composed of 2 heads, a long head and a short head. This muscle flexes the elbow.
    Brachioradialis, A muscle  on the front side of the forearm. It flexes the forearm. It raises and rotates the forearm. This muscle connects the radius and humerus at the ends nearest the hand.]]>     2017-10-19 14:42:59 UTC https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198695466     Posterior leg muscles charles_fisher https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198696805 Biceps femorsis- This is found in the posterior part of the upper leg and is inferior to the glutes.
    Semitendinosus- This is found posterior to the upper leg and this is also inferior to the glutes.
    Semimembranosus- This is posterior to the upper leg and medial to the semitendinosus.
    Gastrocnemeous- Posterior to the lower leg.
    Soleus- Posterior to the lower leg and inferior to the gastrocnemeous. 
      

    ]]>     2017-10-19 14:45:04 UTC https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198696805     Actions each muscle creates milly_furniss https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198720088
  • Biceps- Flexes lower arm
  • Triceps- Extends lower arm
  • Deltoids- Abducts, flexes and extends upper arm
  • Pectorals- Flexes and abducts upper arm
  • Rectus abdominis- Flexion and rotation of lumbar vertebrae
  • Quadriceps- Extends lower leg and flexes thigh
  • Hamstrings- Flexes lower leg and extends thigh
  • Gastrocnemius- Plantar flexion, flexes knee
  • Soleus- Plantar flexion
  • Tibialis anterior- Dorsiflesxion of foot
  • Erector spinae- Extension of spine
  • Teres Major- Rotates ande abducts humerus 
  • Trapezius- Elevates and depresses scapula
  • Latissimus dorsi- Extends and abducts lower arm
  • Obliques- Lateral flexion of trunk
  • Gluteus maximus- Extends thigh
    • ]]>     2017-10-19 15:22:28 UTC https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198720088     Sporting action associated with each muscle (posterior leg) charles_fisher https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198724329 2017-10-19 15:29:05 UTC https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198724329 sporting example ben_taylor2 https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198726239 2017-10-19 15:32:21 UTC https://padlet.com/charles_fisher/6j4c4oqx7vma/wish/198726239