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Observation - Muscular System
Chris Small
Observation - May 27, 2009
Teacher - Ann Green
These muscles were named during the niney minute class taught by Ann Green. They were named throughout the class in conjunction with various poses and movements which brought an understanding of the relationship between the two.
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scapula iliacus quadriceps adductors peroneus abdominals rhomboid gracilis hamstring soleus trapezius sartorius iliopsoas pectoralis subscapularis deltoid triceps brachialis supinators gluteus piriformis plantaris adductor tendon |
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