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Soleus
back of your lower leg (calf, under the bigger calf muscle)
Cranium
The skull that encases the brain, consisting of several bones fused together.
Abdominals
Muscles located in the front of the abdomen, primarily responsible for core stability and movement.
Pectorals
Muscles located in the chest, responsible for moving the shoulders and arms.
pectorals
Muscle groups in the upper body that help in shoulder flexion and adduction.
Triceps
Muscles located at the back of the upper arm, involved in extending the elbow joint.
obliques
Muscles located on the sides of the abdomen, important for trunk rotation and lateral flexion.
biceps femoris
A muscle in the posterior thigh that plays a key role in knee flexion and hip extension.
deltoids
Large muscles that cap the shoulder, responsible for arm abduction, flexion, and extension.
trapezius
upper back and neck area
patella
your kneecap
Glutes maximus
your butt
biceps
front of your upper arm
quadriceps
front of your thigh
gastrocnemius
main calf muscles ( back of lower leg)
latissimus dorsi
middle to lower back ( sides of your back)
brachioradialis
forearm ( thumb side)
rhomboids
upper back between your shoulder blades
flexor digitorum superficials
inside your forearm(helps bend your fingers)
stapes
tiny bone inside your ear
stapedius
tiny muscle in your ear