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The muscles that curl the fingers and allow us to grip objects are in the lower forearm. There are weaker muscles on the top of the forearm that hold the wrist firm against the pull of the others, these muscles on the top of the forearm are most likely to get tired first. The muscles that move each finger side to side are in the palm of the hand, when the muscles for moving the finger sideways are used at the same time against each other they can be used to extend the fingers. These small muscles in the palm provide much greater control and relive stress from the forearm. This is why it is important to relax the arms, hands, and wrists while playing, keep the fingers arched and position the finger in place on the key, then press forwards, with practice it becomes a smooth, quick and controlled motion.
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A sling is used to keep the injured arm against the chest.
A tripod is a three legged metal stand with a horizontal open triangle at the top. It is used to hold beakers and crucibles etc at a set height above the flame of a Bunsen burner so that they can he heated.
Toggle clamps are commonly used in various ways. They can be used to hold a piece of wood for a someone who needs a third hand, or they can be used to position parts and help in the performance of mechanical jobs, like piercing sheet metal.
horizontal recumbent assosiated as supine position
Biceps and forearm muscles are used
Some steel guitars are mounted in a horizontal position (used in country music a lot). The piano could qualify too as its "keys" are horizontally aligned.
The tee box position
Biceps Brachii is a powerful supinator of the forearm, the Supinator muscle also completes supination of the forearm particularly when the forearm is supinating in a slow and unopposed manor or if the forearm is extended.
The verb "lain" is the past participle form of "lie" (meaning to recline or be in a horizontal position). It is used when referring to something or someone in a state of recline or horizontal position in the past. For example, "I have lain on the bed all day" or "The books were lain on the table."
There have been 9 variations of the Silver Streak (C9 & CB9) that all used the larger Forearm. It started with the C9 in 1995 to today. Before that it was the model C that had a slim forearm
person lies on their back with arms along side their body or chest. used for physical examinations
The same size forearm is used on all barrel lengths of the 500.
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The muscles that curl the fingers and allow us to grip objects are in the lower forearm. There are weaker muscles on the top of the forearm that hold the wrist firm against the pull of the others, these muscles on the top of the forearm are most likely to get tired first. The muscles that move each finger side to side are in the palm of the hand, when the muscles for moving the finger sideways are used at the same time against each other they can be used to extend the fingers. These small muscles in the palm provide much greater control and relive stress from the forearm. This is why it is important to relax the arms, hands, and wrists while playing, keep the fingers arched and position the finger in place on the key, then press forwards, with practice it becomes a smooth, quick and controlled motion.
Yes there is; hold it like a guitar and strum. It's not used very much though.