1. Connecting the extensors.

2. Okay, feel the extensors now.

3. The next most commonly affected muscles were the elbow flexors and extensors.

4. High EQ values (69–91 %) were seen in genuine extensors of healthy persons.

5. • Test strength of prime muscle groups (i.e., flexors and extensors) for each joint

6. Examples of measurements included isometric strength of knee extensors, ankle plantar flexors and leg extensor power.

7. The flexors and extensors of hand fingers are showing synchronious actions when the hand is grasping.

8. There was no significant difference to maximum peak torque values of knee extensors (p=0.071).

9. 23 Periodic alternating activation of flexors and extensors is achieved by reciprocal inhibition mediated by inhibitory collateral neurones.

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11. In mature neonatal infants, the muscles that cause flexure are stronger and more dominant than the extensors.

12. These same interneurons innervate motor neurons of extensors of the metathoracic legs (Fig. 2), and perhaps other units.

13. In my experience, the yoga poses that are most supportive of strengthening the spinal extensors are the baby Backbends

14. The two most powerful sets —the extensors and the flexors— are in the forearm and operate the fingers by means of tendons.

15. An equilibrium between flexors and extensors, adductors and abductors, external and internal rotators of the extremities is established which makes the upright human posture possible.

16. However, also central movement disorders may lead to a sagging of the head or trunk or of both due to a lessened tone of the head and trunk extensors.

17. The aitchbone, surrounding muscles and other tissue is prepared from the haunch (9111) by separating the aitchbone and coccygeal vertebrae with the attached tail muscles: caudal, supplementary intertransverse extensors and flexors.

18. Abductor pollicis longus muscle (Musculus Abductor pollicis longus) Abductor pollicis longus is a muscle found in the posterior compartment of the forearm.It is one of the five deep extensors in the forearm, along with the supinator, extensor pollicis brevis, extensor pollicis longus and extensor indicis.

19. Rotatores Breves and longi muscles (Musculi rotatores Breves et longi) Rotatores muscles are a set of short muscles located laterally along the vertebral column, attaching between the transverse and spinous processes of thoracic vertebrae.As a result, the rotatores function as stabilizers, extensors and rotators of the spine.