Functional Roles of Muscles (Prime Mover, Synergist, Antagonist, Neutralizer, Stabilizer & Fixator)

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Introduction to Functional Anatomy 2: Functional Roles of Muscles:
Prime Mover, Synergist, Antagonist, Stabilizer, Neutralizer, Fixator and analysis of roles of muscles by joint action activity.
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What's the role of triceps in shouler horizontal adduction or a bench press for that matter? Is it acting as a synergist??

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For the first time thinking of ambulating with abducted rt ft / with what was taught as neutralizers - your gait example was to show you need to tone up internal rotators. Being confused doing piriformous stretch can correct abducted foot?? For a brief time it works then back to abducted right foot. I can not figure out why piriformous would need stretched often to correct rt ft abduction. What muscle is not doing its job? Or is the antagonist muscle stronger? ? Or am I looking at weak piriformous? Can you give this extremely novice student insight please? Thank you.

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Dear Brent, I am totally new to anatomy, I am not a student or anything, basically just want to extend my knowledge as a sports and calisthenics fan so I would like to ask where would the triceps muscle be categorized during shoulder horizontal adduction, isn't it a synergist too? I mean it works too during bench press or pushup for example, or am I looking at it from wrong perspective? I guess the weight is not a necessary element in the movement as such, therefore the confusion maybe, appreciate your answer, thank you.

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Dr. Brookbush, could you explain the "fixator" portion again? I understood that it is proximal to the joint you are working with. Locking it down, to only allow the distal joint to work. But could you explain what the fixator would be for hip extension again? Thank you. Awesome approach and excellent teacher. Nick

[@BrookbushInstitute]

The fixator for hip extension would be your core muscles... that is, muscles that stabilize your lumbar spine and pelvis so that your hip muscles have a stable base to pull from. Dr. B2

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[@barry0044]

so how do we train/strengthen the Neutralizers, Stabilizers & Fixators?

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Hey Mordough, Interesting question. So fixator strengthening would be essentially "Core Stabilization" training, which is a common topic in the fitness and performance worlds. Neutralizers and stabilizers come into play when you start to look at corrective exercise models and addressing underactive, overactive, short and long muscles, but... The take away of the video should be that all of these muscles are working during every movement, a dysfunction in anyone of these structures can affect the quality of motion and performance, and knowledge of anatomy is essential to optimizing training and rehab ;-) Dr. B2

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You mentioned at the end of the video that you upload other examples of all joints actions on the website. I need it please.

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How can i get all functional roles of all muscles?

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[@forteroche]

Doc does the rhomboids come into play as a stabilizer during scapula protraction?

[@BrookbushInstitute]

You could likely consider the rhomboids a stabilizer, but they are also an antagonist. It is a little tricky to analyze the scapular muscles as I discuss in this video, but the idea is that you understand the concept. Dr. B2

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is this whole serious of lectures you had with these students available on your site? I really enjoy these lectures and find them helpful - or are they all on youtube? thanks!

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It definitely is Fatima, Once you are a member, hover over "Education", go to "Articles" click on "Anatomy" and the sub-category "Introduction to Functional Anatomy" The entire lecture is laid out with activities, worksheets, etc. You can even take an exam for credits with NASM or ACSM. Dr. B2

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Do you still teach classes like this? You mentioned making worksheets for each muscle joint so I went on your website to try and find the course, but wasn't sure which one it was. I'm looking to learn more about the basics of functional anatomy but prefer to watch videos over reading articles that I can't understand. Do you have a suggestion for the right course I should take, or do you know when you'll be doing another one of these classes?

[@BrookbushInstitute]

We no longer teach live courses like this. On the website the Introduction to Functional Anatomy course is broken down into 22 lessons. Each having their own corresponding activities and worksheets.

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Where can I find these graphs you mentioned? I’m looking on the website, I don’t see them, would love them to study

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Hi Amber, the graphs and activities are in each of the Functional Anatomy of Muscles lessons.

[@forteroche]

thank you, sir, for amazing videos.I have one question as I'm slightly confused, wouldn't the lower traps also behave as neutralizers to prevent the ancillary motion of upward rotation of the scapula when the serratus anterior contracts?

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Hey Shawn, Actually, no... the lower trapezius is an upward rotator of the scapula, pulling down on the root (medial side) of the spine of the scapula. They are synergists for that joint action.Dr. B2

[@forteroche]

thanks a million doc...could you recommend where I could learn the respective muscles for each joint action?

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Here you go - Upper Body - brentbrookbush.com/articles/anatomy-articles/introduction-to-functional-anatomy/functional-anatomy-by-joint-action-upper-body/ Lower Body - brentbrookbush.com/articles/anatomy-articles/introduction-to-functional-anatomy/functional-anatomy-of-the-lower-body/ Core - brentbrookbush.com/articles/anatomy-articles/introduction-to-functional-anatomy/trunk-graph-additional-core-muscles-and-core-exercise-challenge/

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Bless you!!!

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failed my practical personal trainer assessment yesterday. failed the fact i did a bicep curl with a barbell and and a tricep extension with one arm..also due to nerves called a squat an isolation and a leg extension a compound. resit 100 pounds

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Keep trying Amanda,It's all really confusing at first, and there seems to be a ton of information to learn, but... as you learn more you will understand how it is all related and how much of the information actually overlaps. Keep studying, Dr. B2

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during supersets with bicep curl

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19:45 why didn't you take lower traps?

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Prime mover- the muscle that has the best angle to make the movement. Produces the most force. Synergistic the muscles - Working together - all of the muscles that assist the Prime Mover. Antagonist - resist - all of the muscle that oppose. Neutralizers- the muscles that will oppose the eg- Hip extension - glute max - main muscles -Stabilizers- are muscles that are closer to the joint - rotator cuff stabilising muscles fixator muscles - lock down

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Hey Brent, At 6:13 you mention that "all your glute max knows what to do is fire. It doesn't know how to separate between extension and external rotation." Does this mean that all muscles perform ALL their functions all the time when they are activated but are kept in check by the neutralizers so that the unwanted functions/movements are not performed?

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Ronin That is exactly what that means. There are some muscles that may fire in parts, for example the Traps - which have distinct upper, middle and lower fibers, but something like the glute has a single neural innervation. Although different parts of the gluteus maximus may have different responsibilities brentbrookbush.com/gluteus-maximus/ - all parts seem to fire when called upon. Amazing how complex, yet how eloquent and simple the human body really is ;-) Sincerely, Dr. B2

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Brent Brookbush How would YOU, or do you, incorporate Tom Meyers (Anatomy Train) theory of "Fascia is like the Cinderella tissues of the body. There is one muscle that exists in 600 fascial pockets." into what you share here?

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Daniel J Sanidad Interesting idea, I think we would have to take a larger look at integrated movement patterns and how fascia helps to contribute to these roles via synergies. The two must exist in synergy. I really enjoy the work of Tom Myer's, but I do not agree with all of his lines, I think more research needs to be done to validate some of the relationships - this could have a major impact on the ability to integrate "Anatomy Trains" into what we already now about human movement. Sincerely, Dr. B2

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Daniel J Sanidad I don't think I am well versed enough to get in a whole-hearted debate with a man who has spent his life researching, teaching and writing about fascia (Tom Myers)... I just see some areas where, as you have noticed, things don't seem to easily mesh with what we know. I think this is an opportunity for further learning. I hope Tom Myers continues his work and in the next couple of decades we see an integrated teaching approach to human movement that includes 4 systems.... Articular, muscular, neural and fascial. Thanks, B2

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two weeks before testing today coming back to this.

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dr brent can you send me please a name of book about Kinetic Control

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Bilal Alaouiyeh I am sorry Bilal, but can you be more specific? Kinesiology, Functional Anatomy - Controlling what? Just don't understand the question. B2

[@bilalalaouiyeh6525]

Dr brent A book about functional roles of muscles ,kinesiology. Thx dr

[@BrookbushInstitute]

Bilal Alaouiyeh Likely my favorite Kinesiology textbook is Neumann - www.amazon.com/Kinesiology-Musculoskeletal-System-Foundations-Rehabilitation/dp/0323039898/ref=sr_1_1?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1436795764&sr=8-1&keywords=Neumann+Musculoskeletal+Kinesiology We do have of the prime mover, synergist, antagonist, neutralizer, fixator and stabilizer written out for each joint at BrentBrookbush.com - brentbrookbush.com/kinesiology-of-the-hip/

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Brent Brookbush Thank you for the book is that I want to, I was watching all the videos and admire the way your education My greetings to you

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Would love to, I have several friends who train and practice Jiu Jitsu, but with a history of 3 cervical herniations and brachial neuritis it's a sport that is probably better off not started for me ;-) Dr. B2

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tri sets i got issues with this comment got my client to shoulder press front raise lateral raise. technique failure hips shooting fwd arms swinging facial expression said too heavy ..assessor said weight was not heavy enough.

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thank you so much for your support. tudor bompas periodization training for sports manual is helping also.

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