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    Movement Analysis Table: Flexion Wrist Flexors Extension Wrist Extensors Abduction Adduction

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    This document analyzes the movement of various joints in the body. For each joint, it lists the type of movement allowed, the agonist and antagonist muscles involved, and whether their contraction is concentric or eccentric. The joints analyzed include the wrist, radio-ulnar joint, elbow, shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, and spine. For each movement at each joint, the primary agonist and antagonist muscles producing or resisting the movement are identified.

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    This document analyzes the movement of various joints in the body. For each joint, it lists the type of movement allowed, the agonist and antagonist muscles involved, and whether their contraction is concentric or eccentric. The joints analyzed include the wrist, radio-ulnar joint, elbow, shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, and spine. For each movement at each joint, the primary agonist and antagonist muscles producing or resisting the movement are identified.

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    Movement Analysis Table

      

    Type of Movement Type of Type of


    Joint Agonist Antagonist
    joint Allowed Contraction Contraction
    Wrist Wrist
    Flexion Concentric Eccentric
    Flexors Extensors
    Wrist
    Extension Concentric Wrist Flexors Eccentric
    Extensors
    Wrist Condyloid
    Abduction   Concentric   Eccentric

    Adduction   Concentric   Eccentric

    Movement Type of Type of


    Joint Type Agonist Antagonist
    Allowed Contraction Contraction
    Pronator
    Supination Supinator Concentric Eccentric
    Teres
    Radio-Ulnar Pivot
    Pronator
    Pronation Concentric Supinator Eccentric
    Teres

    Movement Type of Type of


    Joint Type Agonist Antagonist
    Allowed Contraction Contraction
    Flexion Biceps Brachii Concentric Triceps Brachii Eccentric
    Elbow Hinge
    Extension Triceps Brachii Concentric Biceps Brachii Eccentric
    Joint Type Movement Agonist Type of Antagonist Type of
    Allowed Contraction Contraction
    Anterior Posterior
    Flexion Concentric Eccentric
    Deltoid Deltoid
    Posterior Anterior
    Extension Concentric Eccentric
    Deltoid Deltoid
    Pectoralis
    Hz Flexion Concentric Trapezius Eccentric
    Major
    Hz Pectoralis
    Trapezius Concentric Eccentric
    Extension Major
    Lattisimus
    Adduction Concentric Middle Deltoid Eccentric
    Ball and Dorsi
    Shoulder
    Socket Lattisimus
    Abduction Middle Deltoid Concentric Eccentric
    Dorsi
    Subscapularis
    Infraspinatus,
    Medial ,
    Concentric Eccentric
    Rotation
    Teres Minor
    Teres Major
    Subscapularis
    Infraspinatus,
    Lateral ,
    Concentric Eccentric
    Rotation
    Teres Minor
    Teres Major

     
    Movement Type of Type of
    Joint Type Agonist Antagonist
    Allowed Contraction Contraction

    Flexion Iliopsoas Concentric Gluteus Maximus Eccentric

    Extension Gluteus Maximus Concentric Iliopsoas Eccentric

    Gluteus Medius
    Adductor Muscle
    Adduction Concentric Eccentric
    Groups
    Ball and Gluteus Minimus
    Hip
    Socket Gluteus Medius
    Adductor Muscle
    Abduction Concentric Eccentric
    Group
    Gluteus Minimus
    Gluteus Medius
    Medial
    Concentric Gluteus Maximus Eccentric
    Rotation
    Gluteus Minimus
    Gluteus Medius
    Lateral
    Gluteus Maximus Concentric Eccentric
    Rotation
    Gluteus Minimus

     
      

    Movement Type of Type of


    Joint Type Agonist Antagonist
    Allowed Contraction Contraction

    Hamstring Muscle Quadriceps Muscle


    Flexion Concentric Eccentric
    Group Group
    Knee Hinge
    Quadriceps Hamstring Muscle
    Extension Concentric Eccentric
    Muscle Group Group

    Movement Type of Type of


    Joint Type Agonist Antagonist
    Allowed Contraction Contraction
    Gastrocnemius /
    Plantarflexion Concentric Tibialis Anterior Eccentric
    Soleus
    Ankle Hinge
    Gastrocnemius /
    Dorsiflexion Tibialis Anterior Concentric Eccentric
    Soleus

    Movement Type of Type of


    Joint Type Agonist Antagonist
    Allowed Contraction Contraction
    Rectus
    Flexion Concentric Erector Spine Eccentric
    Abdominus
    Extension Erector Spine Concentric Rectus Abdominus Eccentric
    Spine   External and External and
    Lateral Flexion Concentric Eccentric
    Internal Obliques Internal Obliques
    External and External and
    Rotation Concentric Eccentric
    Internal Obliques Internal Obliques

    Movement Analysis

    Example:

    Player performing a lay-up shot

    Use your biomechanical knowledge to complete the table below on the player’s right knee

    Joint Joint Type Joint Plane Agonist Antagonist Lever Type


    Movement

    Knee Hinge Flexion Sagittal Hamstring Quadriceps FAR

    Movement Analysis (Tennis serve)

    Athlete performing a tennis serve

    Use your anatomical and physiological knowledge to complete the table below on the player’s free arm

    Joint Joint Type Joint Plane Agonist Antagonist Lever Type


    Movement
    Shoulder Ball and socket Horizontal Frontal Posterior Anterior AFR
    extension deltoid deltoid

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