Latin: M.. brachialis
The arm flexor (musculus brachialis) is 3 cm thick and 5 cm wide, directly below the two-headed arm muscle.
Approach: Ellen roughness (Ulna tuberosity)
Origin: Attachment point of the deltoid muscle (Deltoid tuberosity)
Innervation: Musculocutaneous nerve
As with the biceps, a flexion of the arm is caused by a flexion in the Elbow joint reached. A classic form of exercise for isolated stress on the arm flexor muscles is Biceps curl.
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Other forms of stress occur with tensile movements in the Back training on.
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The arm flexor (musculus brachialis) is a double-feathered, powerful flexor of the elbow joint.Due to the relatively short lever arm, the muscle is able to reach a deflection of 20 cm on the hand even if the hand is shortened by only 1 cm.
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