Because the volume of the muscle has to stay pretty much the same. It can be either long and slender or short and stubby. It's like having two bricks - you can either stack them on top of each other or lay them out in a row. The volume stays the same anyhow.
When your quadriceps bulge out, these muscles are likely contracting. Contraction of the quadriceps muscles results in a bulging appearance due to increased tension and activation of the muscle fibers.
contracted muscle and relaxed muscle whats are the difference? contracted muscle means its very very contracted and relaxed muscle means its very very relaxed
The "middle" part of a muscle is the muscle belly. For instance, the peak of the biceps is the belly of that muscle - it is the part of the biceps musculotendinous unit that can be contracted, as in "make a muscle" when flexing the biceps. Musculotendinous unit: A muscle is anchored at both ends, usually by tendons, so that when a muscle is flexed or shortened concentrically, the muscle fibers pull closer together and the tendons pull on the bones that they are attached to, closing the joint angle that the muscle affects - in this case, bringing the forearm closer to the upper arm, decreasing the joint angle at the elbow.
one would be the amount of contractile strength that results from a muscle contraction.
That is very good question! You do not have any thing like partially contracted muscle fibres, most probably. What you have got is partially contracted muscles. The muscle is more or less contracted as per the number of muscle fibres that are contracted at any given time.
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Because the muscle is a set volume. It can't become bigger or smaller, but It can be long and slender or short and stubby. Both these shapes take up the same volume.
when a muscle cramps
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