Course curriculum

  • 1

    The Muscular System

    • how muscles work - contraction types

    • how muscles work - the line of pull

    • how muscles work - AGONIST ANTOGONIST SYNERGIST

    • how muscles work - strength, flexibility and control

    • Functional anatomy of the BICEPS

    • Functional anatomy of the TRICEPS

    • Functional anatomy of the Deltoids

    • Functional anatomy of the TRAPS

    • Functional anatomy of the ROTATOR CUFF

    • Functional anatomy of the RHOMBOIDS

    • Functional anatomy of the LEVATOR SCAPULA

    • Functional anatomy of the LATS

    • Functional anatomy of the FOREARM EXTENSORS

    • Functional anatomy of the FOREARM FLEXORS

    • Functional anatomy of the SPINAL EXENTSORS

    • Functional anatomy of the QUADRADTUS LUMBORUM

    • Functional anatomy of the DIAPHRAGM

    • Functional anatomy of the INTERCOSTALS (Internal & external)

    • Functional anatomy of the RECTUS ABDOMINALS

    • Functional anatomy of the OBLIQUES

    • Functional anatomy of the TRANSVERSE ABDOMINUS

    • Functional anatomy of the MULTIFIDI and intrinsic spinal muscles

    • Functional anatomy of the GLUTE MEDIUS & MINIMUS

    • Functional anatomy of GLUTEUS MAXIMUS

    • Functional anatomy of the DEEP glute stabilizers

    • Functional anatomy of the PELVIC FLOOR

    • Functional anatomy of the PIRIFORMIS

    • Functional anatomy of the HAMSTRINGS

    • Functional anatomy of the QUADRICEPS

    • Functional anatomy of the ILLACUS and PSOAS

    • Functional anatomy of the ADDCUTORS

    • Functional anatomy of the lower limb ANTERIOR COMPARTMENT (tib ant, ext digitorum ect)

    • Functional anatomy of the lower limb POSTERIOR DEEP COMPARTMENT (tib post, flex digitorum ect)

    • Functional anatomy of the GASTROCNEMIUES & SOLEUS

    • Functional anatomy of the FOOT muscles

    • How muscles work - multi joint muscles