Muscle Movement Analysis Worksheet
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Muscle Movement Analysis Worksheet
💪 Part 1: Major Muscle Identification
Muscles to identify: biceps, triceps, quadriceps, hamstrings, pectorals, deltoids
🔄 Part 2: Agonist and Antagonist Muscle Pairs
Agonist muscle: ________________________________
Antagonist muscle: ________________________________
When lifting the weight up:
Agonist (contracting): ________________
Antagonist (relaxing): ________________
📐 Part 3: Movement Terms
Flexion: ________________________________________
Extension: ________________________________________
Abduction: ________________________________________
Adduction: ________________________________________
Bending your elbow to bring your hand to your shoulder:
Flexion Extension Abduction AdductionLifting your arm out to the side away from your body:
Flexion Extension Abduction Adduction🏃 Part 4: Movement Analysis
Include: Primary muscles used, type of movement at knee and hip joints, agonist/antagonist pairs
🧠 Part 5: Critical Thinking
a) Injury prevention: ________________________________
b) Exercise effectiveness: ________________________________
c) Athletic performance: ________________________________
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