'Soleus' presentation slideshows

Ankle, Foot & Lower Leg

Ankle, Foot & Lower Leg. Look at your coloring sheet as you go thru these. Muscles and Movements. Achilles Tendon. Achilles Tendon. Origin Stems from the distal ends of both the Soleus and Gastrocnemius Muscles Insertion Posterior Surface of the Calcaneus Palpation

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Physics-based Simulation in Sports and Character Animation

Physics-based Simulation in Sports and Character Animation. Kuangyou Bruce Cheng ( ??? ) Institute of Physical Education, Health, & Leisure Studies National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan. Outline:. Introduction to simulation Previous and current research topics

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Major Skeletal Muscles

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#1

#1 . #2 . #3 . #4 . #5 . #6 . #7 . #8 . #9 . #10 . #11 . #12 . #13 . #14 . #15 . #16 . #17 . #18 . #19 . #20 . #21 . #22 . Exchange your papers. #1 occipitofrontalis (frontal belly ). #2 Masseter. #3 Pectoralis Major. #4 Serratus anterior . #5 Biceps brachii.

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Neuromuscular Control of Movement

Neuromuscular Control of Movement. Organization of Brain Motor Centers. The ?-Motor Neuron. Innervates skeletal muscle Receives input from higher centers Receives sensory input from muscle stretch and tension receptors. Motor Unit. The ?-Motor Neuron. All or none Size principle.

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BELL WORK

BELL WORK. Write about a time you injured a muscle ?. BODY SYSTEMS. MUSCULAR SYSTEM. OBJECTIVES. explain the functions of the muscular system. identify how muscle types differ. describe ways to keep your muscular system healthy. MUSCLE FACTS.

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xiphihumeralis pectoralis minor pectoralis major pectoantebrachialis clavotrapezius

xiphihumeralis pectoralis minor pectoralis major pectoantebrachialis clavotrapezius latissimus dorsi. rectus abdominus external oblique internal oblique transverse abdominus linea alba abdominal aponeurosis. biceps brachii epitrochlearis brachialis triceps

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Hip, Thigh and Leg Muscles

Hip, Thigh and Leg Muscles. Victoria Lund. The Hip: Posterior. Pelvis and Thigh: Anterior. Types of Movement. The Hamstrings. The Quadriceps. The Quadriceps. The Leg. Types of Movement. Flexion Satorius , Iliopsoas , Rectu s F emoris , Hamstring Muscles Extension

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The Muscular System

The Muscular System. What does the muscular system do?. It allows for the ____________________of the body whether ____________________ or ____________________. ____________________: muscles that you consciously control ____________________: muscles that are not consciously controlled. .

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Lower Leg

Lower Leg. Muscles of the Anterior Leg. Dorsiflexors of ankles and extensors of toes reside in anterolateral compartment as the tibia fills the anteriomedial area Anterior tibialis:crosses to the medial arch of foot & is an invertor of foot, as well as dorsiflexor of ankle

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Long-Term High-Heel (HH) Use

Long-Term High-Heel (HH) Use. Shortens gastrocnemius muscle fascicles Increases Achilles Tendon Stiffness What are the functional consequences of these changes during HH and barefoot walking? Muscle activity Muscle strain. Methods: Subjects. 2 groups HH group:

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Muscles that Move the Lower Limb

Muscles that Move the Lower Limb. p. 203-207. Muscles that Move the Leg. Muscles connect to either femur, pelvic girdle, tibia or fibula Two major groups Flex the knee Hamstring Group (3) Biceps femoris Semitendinosus Semimembranosus Sartorius Extend the knee

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Muscles That Move the Leg (Table 8.13, p.198)

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