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Frontalis m.
Basically your eyebrows
Obicularis oculi m.
Around eye.
Obicularis oris m.
Around mouth
Sternocleidomastoid m.
Neck. Sternum attaches to clavicle
Sternohyoid m.
Inner part of the sternocleidomastoid. Piece sign
Trapezius m.
Triangle on shoulder
External abdominal oblique m. (EAOm.)
Outer part of abs parallel (outer)
Latissmus dorsi m.
Extension of arm.
Pectoralis major m. (PMm)
Pecs
Rectus abdominis m. (RAm)
ABS
Serratus anterior m. (SAm)
Covers the upper ribs
Long head of biceps brachii m. (LHBBm.)
The longest muscle out of the two. Tendon
Short head of biceps brachii m. (SHBBm.)
Shorter head (more left/inner) tendon
Teres major m.
Lower subscapular nerve (connects rib to humerus)
Latissmus dorsi m. (Posterior)
Posterior view of latissmus dorsi
Rhomboid major m.(posterior)
Looks like arrow pointing up (shaped as a rhombus)
Trapezius m.(posterior)
Looks like stingray
Gluteus Maximus m.
Biggest part of glute
Long head of biceps femoris m.
Lon muscle posterior of leg
Platysma
Helps make yikes on face
Masseter
Chewing muscle
Brachialis
Deeper flexor under biceps
Coracobrachialis
Assist with arm movement
Flexor carpi radials
Bends wrist toward thumb
Flexor carpi ulnaris
Bends wrist towards pinky
Palmaris longus
Helps grip
Flexor digitorum superficial/profundus
Finger flexion
Pronator teres
Turns palm down
Internal obliques
Transversus abdominus
Deepest layer
Ilipsosas
Lifts thigh
Sartorius
Crosses the leg
Rectus femoris
Flexes hip
Tensor fasciae latae
Hip stabalizer
Tibialis anterior
Lifts foot up
Extensor digitorum longus
lifts toe
Extensor hallucis longus