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the deltoid has 3 division of fiber, each has its function depending on their location
the anterior fiber serves as shoulder flexor, where is the middle fiber for shoulder abduction at frontal plane and the posterior fiber functions as shoulder extensor
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 10y agoThe main purpose of the deltoid muscle is to control the movement of the shoulder. The deltoid muscle also allows you to rotate your arms. The deltoid muscle is located at the top of the arm in the back.
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∙ 11y agoControls movement in the shoulder. Allows arms to move in a rotational movement.
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∙ 9y agoThe deltoids are the muscles forming the rounded contour of the shoulders. They are the prime movers of the arm.
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∙ 14y agoshoulder movement
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What is the function of a frogs deltoids?
The deltoid muscle draws the arm of a frog forward.
Does rowing work the deltoids?
Yes, rowing movements do work the deltoids, mainly the rear and lateral deltoids.
What are your Deltoids?
Your Deltoids are the muscles that wrap around your shoulders.
Where are your deltoids in your muscular system?
yea your deltoids are muscles around your shoulders
Where would you find the deltoids?
deltoids are a muscle group located in your shoulders
Where are the trapezius and the deltoids?
The trapezius is an upper back/neck muscle and the deltoids are shoulder muscles
What muscles does the military press use?
Deltoids, and trapizius, or shoulders and traps!
Function of deltoids?
The deltoid muscle is responsible for most arm rotation. It also allows a person to keep carried objects at a safe distance from the body.
What are biceps trieps and deltoids?
Front of arm are biceps triceps are the back of arm and deltoids are shoulders
What do biceps triceps and deltoids do?
Biceps flex the arm at the elbow, and triceps (along with the brachialis) extend it. The deltoids raise the arms.
What is the Muscle pair for a pectorals?
deltoids
What are deltoids?
a large triangular muscle covering the joint of the shoulder, the action of which raises the arm away from the side of the body.
