This allows them to use the lower and
middle muscles of their back more effectively.
Not exact matches
Then, perhaps with his nervous system betraying him, the pitcher pulled a
muscle in his
back in the
middle of the seventh inning and was removed.
This position helps your little one stretch each side
of her torso and neck, balance strength on the front side
of the body and
back side
of the body (flexor and extensor
muscle groups) and bring hands together at the
middle of the body (called the midline), which is awesome for brain development.
It's a kneeling exercise that allows for a full activation
of the lats by forcing your arms to work according to the slanted movement pattern
of your lat fibers, and helps stimulate maximum
middle back muscle recruitment and growth.
This places a large emphasis on your
middle trapezius and rhomboid
muscles in the center
of your
back.
This exercise has a powerful ability to strengthen more than a dozen
of muscles, including the latissimus dorsi
muscles of the
back, posterior deltoids, triceps, biceps and lower and
middle traps.
What's more, beside doing this exercise with your palms inwards, you can also do it by having your palm face
back, forcing the elbow out, which enables you to better stimulate the
muscle in the
middle of your
back.
When we sit long hours, our core — the
muscles around our
middle going along the front in our stomach area and behind in the low
back — act like a girdle stabilizing the vertebra, and other structures
of the low
back and hips.
By holding one end
of the resistance band in either hand, a more robust contraction
of the
middle back muscles is required to keep the same open chest.
With a secure grip on the V - bar attachment, slowly pull the weight straight down until it's about even with the
middle of your chest, focusing on the contraction
of the
back muscles.
Which brings us to the lat pull - down, a highly effective exercise that primarily targets the latissiums dorsi, the large fan - shaped
muscle that makes up a big portion
of your
back, the lower and
middle trapezius, the rhomboids and the serratus, while also engaging the elbow flexors, biceps and brachialis as supporting
muscles; and is therefore an invaluable tool when it comes to building your
back to bigger and better proportions.
Or, you could get the best from both worlds with the sumo deadlift, which is kind
of in the
middle between these two and allows you to hit the quads, glutes, hams, adductors and lower
back muscles.
T Bar Rows are another fantastic exercise for strengthening the
middle portion
of the
back muscles.
This is the
muscle in the
middle portion
of your
back.
Target forearms, upper
back, shoulders,
middle back, abdominal, chest and biceps, calf and hamstring group
muscles to ensure an all - round development
of the
muscles.
The trapezoid, also known as Trapezius, is a large
muscle that extends from the
back of your neck and shoulders towards the
middle portion
of your
back.
These are the
muscles in the
middle part
of your
back used for scapular (shoulder blade) retraction.
Overly - tight
muscles in the chest and anterior (front)
of the shoulder, combined with weak and underactive
muscles in the
middle back, result in the shoulders pulling forward and the chest cavity closing off.
Both the seated row and 2 arm dumbbell rows are good exercises for the
middle back muscles, so include one
of them in your
back workout.
Squeeze the shoulder
muscles in the
middle of the
back to help pull the shoulder blades and arms
back.
Two Arm Dumbbell Rows are a great exercise to work the
muscles in the
middle and upper parts
of the
back.
Others include waking in the
middle of the night with difficulty getting
back to sleep, increased body fat despite high levels
of training, and
muscle imbalance (which is often associated with many types
of physical injuries).
Imagine you're wearing a corset and compress your
middle with all
of your
muscles in your abs and
back.
The lower trapezius fibers (one part
of the larger trapezius
muscle group — see picture) are located in the
middle of the
back.
She is in fact the opposite
of kyphosis because she is contracting her postural
muscles (erector spinae) and since her shoulders are
back in a retracted position she is working her lower and
middle traps and rhomboids.
To illustrate her point, she's fond
of comparing how today's
middle class spends its income compared to how its predecessor managed its budget
back in the days
of muscle cars, big sideburns and bell - bottom pants.