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...r, which is the ball-and-socket joint that connects your arm to the t ...ect and stabilize your shoulder joint. Trapezius muscle :Your trapez ...ulder abduction. Your shoulder joint (glenohumeral joint) is a ball-and-socket joint that connects your upper arm bo...

...ion about important muscles and joints. Synonyms: Brachium; Humerus; ...t consist of three bones, three joints, and three main muscle groups ...th bones in the forearm). Major joints include the shoulder, elbow, a ...nd wrist. These joints allow the arm to stretch and c...

... adds stability to the shoulder joint. it is a very useful landmark w ...s stabilization to the shoulder joint so you can lift heavier weights ...s and help stabilize our creaky joints. When you see a person with small percentage of body fat you can see th...

...ese bones connect through fixed joints called sutures (in adults) or ...ble), which is the only movable joint in the skull and allows for chewing and talking. Which important body parts or muscles connect to the skull? Many muscles attach to the s...

...the bicep is bending your elbow joint, bringing your wrist and upper ...use is stabilizing the shoulder joint. A great example of your bicep at work is when your mom asks you to bring the groceries from the car. Or for all the gym bros when you curl a dum...

...d is attached to the arm with a joint called the wrist (carpus). While human hands are designed for things such as carrying things, grabbing, pushing, hitting, tapping or petting; they also play an important function in communication: body language, sign...

...implified shape of the shoulder joint (a circle). This collarbone will serve a landmark from where the chest and the neck will be drawn from. Step 4: Draw the neck as a tilted cylinder, then connect the trapezius and the rest of the neck muscles to it. ...