The humerous is the upper arm bone. Its primary function is to support the arm muscles and allow the arm to move.
innervates the flexor muscles of the arm and skin of the lateral side of the lower arm
There are 3 types of muscles. Striped muscles are the ones that move the bones in your body, like your calf muscles, biceps and thigh muscles. You can feel them and see them. smooth muscles move food through your intestines and also help you swallow. Cardiac muscle is what your heart is made of, and it doesn't get tired.
As you lift the soup can, you are contracting your biceps (the agonist) and relaxing your triceps (the antagonist). As you lower your arm, you are contracting your triceps (the agonist) and relaxing your biceps (the antagonist).
flexing is tightening of your muscles, and joints bend to let you extend your arm from the elbow and shoulder
Yes. lol If you have an elbow or your arm isn't broken you can move it!
biceps and triceps respectively
The function of many bones is to move things especailly in the limbs wiith the help of muscles.
Because the chicken wing needs very many muscles to move its wing. The muscles work together when the bird is in flight to move the wing up and down.
You have no muscles in your fingers only tendons. The muscles in your lower arm control your hand movements and grip strength
you move your arm and creates leverage and it moves. kay nerds you move your arm and creates leverage and it moves. kay nerds
With muscles!
the muscles
Basically, All the muscles in your entire body can move.There's muscles that you can move on your own, and there's muscles that you can't.Nevertheless, these muscles that you can't move, move by itself.These muscles are called "The cardiac and smooth muscles.".Muscles that you are able to move on your own are "Skeletal muscles.".- Christofer Placencio, 01/31/13.
they move using there powerful leg and arm muscles
It means that you naturally move your arm with out thinking that your going to move it. There are two types of muscles; voluntary muscles and involuntary muscles. Voluntary muscles are muscles that you think about to move sometimes and involuntary muscles are muscles that you don't think about moving. An example of an involuntary muscle would be your heart and an example of a voluntary muscle would be your arm even though you don't really have to think about it when you move it.
Your arm muscles work by contracting and releasing to lift a mug of coffee to your lips. The muscles flex and contract to move your arm.