front 1 which muscle group allows you to bring your legs together towards the midline of your body | back 1 adductors |
front 2 this muscle is important during walking, running, and dancing | back 2 soleus |
front 3 muscle group that allows a rider to squeeze the horses back with their legs | back 3 groin |
front 4 extensor digitorum longus | back 4 prime mover of toe extension |
front 5 prime mover of abduction. medially rotates thigh | back 5 gluteus medius |
front 6 fibularis longus | back 6 plantar flexes and everts foot |
front 7 which muscle is not part of the hamstring | back 7 rectus femoris |
front 8 synergist to ilioposas and gluteus medius | back 8 tensor fasciae latae |
front 9 assists in knee flexion and plantar flexion of foot | back 9 plantaris |
front 10 the group of muscles that allow you to extend your knee | back 10 quadriceps femoris |
front 11 prime mover in thigh extension | back 11 gluteus maximus |
front 12 tailors muscle | back 12 sartorius |
front 13 adducts, flexes, and medially rotates thigh | back 13 pectinus |
front 14 allows for plantar flexion | back 14 soleus |
front 15 what muscle would be antagonistic to plantar flexion? | back 15 tibialis anterior |
front 16 what allows you to flex your foot? | back 16 tibialis anterior |
front 17 this muscle would most likely be the antagonist to the biceps femoris | back 17 rectus femoris |
front 18 which muscle is concidered a groin muscle | back 18 gracilis |
front 19 which muscle is part of the quadriceps femoris group | back 19 rectus femoris |
front 20 the ___ is commonly known as the calf muscle | back 20 gastrocnemius |
front 21 prime mover of thigh flexion or flexing trunk on thigh during a bow | back 21 iliopsoas |
front 22 prime mover of thigh extension. generally inactive during standing and walking. | back 22 gluteus maximus |
front 23 prime mover of plantar flexion when knee is extended | back 23 gastrocnemius |
front 24 prime mover of thigh extension if knee is extended; prime mover of knee flexion if hip is extended | back 24 hamstrings |
front 25 flexes, abducts, and laterally rotates thigh; flexes knee as in a soccer kick | back 25 sartorius |
front 26 adductor muscle especially important during walking | back 26 gracilis |