The main muscles found in the front (anterior) aspect of your leg are the Vastii group (Lateralis, Intermedialis, and Medialis) and rectus femoris, these are generally grouped as your quadriceps.
The muscles in the back (posterior) aspect of your leg are semitendinosus, semimembranosis and Biceps Femoris, these are generally group as your hamstrings.
These are the very basic muscles of the leg
The main muscles at the top of your legs (in your thighs) are called your quadriceps and hamstrings. The ones at the back are the hamstrings and the ones in the front are the quads. The hamstrings are responsible for bending your legs backward, and the quads are responsible for extending your legs forward.
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Legs, traps & forearms
The main action of the medial thigh muscles is adduction, which means bringing the leg towards the midline of the body. These muscles work together to bring the legs closer together during movements like walking or crossing the legs.
Vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, vastus intermedius,
yes.. everyone has muscles in their legs
There are fast twitch muscles fibers in all of your muscles, especially in your legs.
Legs and back
thigh muscles and calf muscles . . Drew Andrianne C. Empuerto . . Thats my name . . ! !
muscles work my legs
if you want muscles in your legs than you need to be running, and doing leg lifts.
The main muscles at the top of your legs (in your thighs) are called your quadriceps and hamstrings. The ones at the back are the hamstrings and the ones in the front are the quads. The hamstrings are responsible for bending your legs backward, and the quads are responsible for extending your legs forward.
No, it lengthens the muscles in your legs. Your legs only lengthen when they grow.
i think tat it moves our arms and our legs without muscles or bones we wouldont be able to move our legs.
You run or walk with your legs. Your stomach is used to break down food. The two have different muscles to complete different tasks.
They use their legs and muscles in their legs.
The muscles in your legs. Life with your legs, not with your back.