Soc 14 Flashcards by Archie Head

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Whats the muscle at the back of the leg

A

The muscle at the back of the leg is hamstring

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The muscle at the back of the bottom of the leg

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The muscle is gastrocnemius

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Whats the muscle on the bum

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The muscle is gluteals

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Whats the muscle on the back

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The latissimus dorsi

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Whats the muscle on the side of the arm

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The tricep

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Whats the muscle on the shoulder

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The deltoid

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Whats the muscle At the front of the arm

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Biceps

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Whats the muscle on the hip

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External obliques

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Whats the muscle on top of the groin

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Hip flexors

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Whats the muscle on top of the leg

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Quadriceps

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Whats the muscle on the shin

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Tibilas anterior

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Whats antagonistic pair

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Muscles that work together to create movement

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Whats the name when one muscle contracts

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(Agonsit)

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Whats the name when a muscle relaxes

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(Antagonist)

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What are the antagonistic pair at the elbow

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Biceps/triceps

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What are the antagonistic pair in the knee

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Hamstring/quadriceps

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What are the antagonistic pair in the ankle

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Gastrocnemius/tubules anterior

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What the antagonistic pair in the hip

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Gluteals/hip flexors

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