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Anterior neck:
Prime mover (anterior): Sternocleidomastoid** → flexes neck; rotates head.
Synergist: Scalenes.

Posterior neck:
Posterior: Splenius capitis / cervicis** → extends head/neck; rotates head.


Anterior trunk:
Prime mover (anterior): Rectus abdominis** → flexes vertebral column.
Synergist: External & internal obliques → assist in trunk flexion.


Posterior trunk:
Posterior: Erector spinae** → extends vertebral column.


Anterior arm (shoulder to elbow):
Prime mover (anterior): Brachialis** → flexes forearm.
Synergist: Biceps brachii → assists flexion; supinates forearm.


Posterior arm (shoulder to elbow):
Posterior: Triceps brachii** → extends forearm.


Anterior Forearm (Elbow to fingers):
Prime mover (anterior): Flexor carpi radialis → flexes wrist.
Digitorum → flexes digits.
Synergist: flexor digitorum superficialis → assists in flexion of digits.


Posterior forearm (Elbow to fingers):
Posterior: Extensor digitorum → extends wrist and digits.


Anterior shoulder:
Prime mover (anterior): Deltoid → flexes and medially rotates arm.
Synergist: Coracobrachialis → assists in arm flexion.


Posterior shoulder:
Posterior: Deltoid → extends and laterally rotates arm.


Anterior hip (hip → knee):
Prime mover (anterior): ilioposas → flexes thigh at hip.
Synergist: Rectus femoris → assists in hip flexion.


Posterior hip (hip → knee):
Posterior: Gluteus maximus → extends thigh at hip.


Anterior thigh (knee):
Prime mover (anterior): Quadriceps femoris → extends leg at knee.
Synergist: Rectus femoris → knee extension.


Posterior thigh (knee):
Posterior: Biceps femoris → flexes leg at knee.


Anterior leg (leg → ankle):
Prime mover (anterior): Tibialis anterior → dorsiflexes foot & extends digits.
Synergist: Extensor digitorum longus → assists in dorsiflexion & digit extension.


Posterior leg (leg → ankle):
Posterior: Gastrocnemius/soleus → plantar flexes foot.

Supraspinatus (OIAA)?
Origin: Rotator cuff muscle
Insertion: Greater tubercule of humerus.
Action: Abducts and stabilizes humerus.

Infraspinatus (OIAA)?
Origin: Rotator cuff muscle
Insertion: Greater tubercule of humerus.
Action: Lateral rotation of humerus.

Teres minor (OIAA)?
Origin: Rotator cuff muscle
Insertion: Greater tubercule of humerus.
Action: Lateral rotation of humerus.

Subscapularis (OIAA)?
Origin: Rotator cuff muscle
Insertion: Greater tubercule of humerus.
Action: Medially rotates arm.

SITS Rotator cuff muscles:
Supraspinatus
Infraspinatus
Teres minor
Subscapularis
