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100

These are the main muscles in the back of your thighs.

What are the hamstrings?

100

This is defined as "a decrease in the angle of a joint".

What is flexion?

100

This is the area where two bones meet.

What is a joint?

100

This is the muscle you're targeting with curls.

What is the bicep brachii?

100

These hold a joint together.

What are tendons and ligaments?

200

These muscles pull your legs toward the midline of your body.

What are the adductors?

200

When you perform a tricep kickback, the muscle is activated through which anatomical movement? 

What is extension?

200

This is what tendons connect.

What is bone to muscle?

200

The main muscle you're targeting when you bench press.

What is the pectoralis major?

200

This type of joint allows circular rotation.

What is ball and socket?

300

This is the most superior muscle you were asked to learn.

What is the trapezius?

300

Rotation away from the midline of your body is known as this.

What is external?

300

Your knee is this kind of joint.

What is hinge?

300

The two muscles you learned that core exercises target.

What are the external obliques and rectus abdominus? 

300

This is the category of muscles that help with a movement.

What are the synergists?

400

This is the longest muscle in your body.

What is the sartorius?

400

The term that means "pointing your toes to the floor".

What is plantar flexion?

400

This is what ligaments connect.

What is bone to bone?

400

Combined, these two muscles make up your calf.

What are the soleus and the gastrocnemius?

400

Name one muscle the Achilles tendon connects to.

What is the soleus or gastrocnemius?

500

This fan shaped muscle wraps around the side of the rib cage and holds the scapula flat.

What is the serratus anterior?

500

When you perform a lateral raise, the raising phase is ________ and the lowering phase is ________.

What are abduction and adduction.

500

What bones are connected by the ACL?

The femur and the tibia.

500

This muscle has three heads and is targeted by an exercise called the Arnold press.

What is the deltoid?

500

When performing a bicep curl, the anatomical movement that targets the primary muscle is ______ and this muscle is the antagonist. 

What is flexion and the triceps brachii.