To kick a ball
To ride a bike
To jump
sábado, 31 de enero de 2015
viernes, 30 de enero de 2015
BONES AND MUSCLES
BONES AND MUSCLES
PLAY
PIANO
MUSCLES: deltoid,
bíceps, tríceps and lubrical.
BONES: humerus,
padius, ulna, carpians and metacarpiasns
KICK
MUSCLES: cuatriceps
BONES: femur,
patella, fibula, tibia, tarsians and metatarsians
WRITE
MUSCLES: deltoid,
bíceps, tríceps and lubrical.
BONES: humerus,
padius, ulna, carpians and metacarpiasns
TO KNEEL, TO WINK AND TO CLAP
Bones are rigid and strong and they
are part of the skeleton. There are bones in all shapes and sizes.
The adult skeleton has 205 bones. If
you want to learn a lot about bones you have to study osteology. A person
expert in bones is called osteologist.
We can move our body with the help
of the MUSCLES. They are very important.
These are my 3 actions:
1) To Kneel
When we kneel (in the Church, for
example) our knees are on the ground. We use the gluteus muscle, rectus femoral,
quadriceps and popliteo.
2) To Wink
It is to close and open one eye very fast. We use the orbital bone, the orbicularis oculi and the levator palpebrae.
3) To Clap
It's to strike the palms of the hands together with a explosive sound. Each hand has 27 bones. Eight of the 27 bones are in the wrist. There are five bones in each palm. Our palm have many muscles, too.
When we use our hands, the bones and muscles work together.
bones and muscles
smile
when you smile you use these bones jaw and these muscle jaw muscle , buccinator and obicular get to walk the dog
when you get to walk the dog you use these bones fémur , peroné, tibia , tarsus , metatarsus and these muscle quadriceps , tibial anterior and gemelos .
touch
when you touch someone o something you use these bones húmerus , radio, ulna , clavicle , scapula and these muscle bíceps , tríceps and deltoid .
when you smile you use these bones jaw and these muscle jaw muscle , buccinator and obicular get to walk the dog
when you get to walk the dog you use these bones fémur , peroné, tibia , tarsus , metatarsus and these muscle quadriceps , tibial anterior and gemelos .
touch
when you touch someone o something you use these bones húmerus , radio, ulna , clavicle , scapula and these muscle bíceps , tríceps and deltoid .
FIRST ACTION
The first action is a girl doing yoga.
The muses and the bones is in action:
The muses : Abdominal,pectorals ,triceps
and the column.
The bones: Femur ,radius ,pelvis,
claveetc...old the muses becose see
they didn´t have the muses they she fols tan.
SECOND ACTION
The secondaction is a boy (playing futball)
kich a ball .
The muses and bones is in action:
The bones are old the muses becose see
they didn´t have the muses they she fols tan.
A:Estermocleidomastoideo
B:Shourther
C:Biceps
E:Adominals
F:
G:Serratus
H:Quadriceps
I:Bidepas Femural
J:Calf musel
THREE ACTION
The three action is a girl doing other yoga.
The musels and bones are:
The muses are:they not used the muses
they stretching them.And the bones are
old the muses becose see they didn´t
have the muses they she fols tan.
THE THREE ACTIONS
FIRST ACTION:
Throw a ball.
Bones involved are: clavicle ,humerus,radius ,ulna and carpians.
Muscles involved are: biceps, triceps ,dorsal, trapeze, extensor and flexor digitorum.
SECOND ACTION:
Skiping rope.
Bones involved are: femur, patella,tibia, fibula, metatarsal and phalanges.
Muscles involved are: buttoks,biceps femoris,cufflinks,sartorial,cuadriceps and anterior tibial.
THIRD ACTION
Weightlifting
Bones involved are: humerus, radius, ulna, carpians, clavicle, scapula.
Muscles involved are: extensor and flexor digitorum, biceps, triceps, pectorals, deltoid, trapeze.
FIRST ACTION:
Throw a ball.
Bones involved are: clavicle ,humerus,radius ,ulna and carpians.
Muscles involved are: biceps, triceps ,dorsal, trapeze, extensor and flexor digitorum.
SECOND ACTION:
Skiping rope.
Bones involved are: femur, patella,tibia, fibula, metatarsal and phalanges.
Muscles involved are: buttoks,biceps femoris,cufflinks,sartorial,cuadriceps and anterior tibial.
THIRD ACTION
Weightlifting
Bones involved are: humerus, radius, ulna, carpians, clavicle, scapula.
Muscles involved are: extensor and flexor digitorum, biceps, triceps, pectorals, deltoid, trapeze.
Bones and muscles
you tlacken in rugby we use this muscles,quadriceps,abdominals,calf muscle,triceps,biceps,deltoids,obliques,
When you tlacken in rugby we use this bones,pelvis,fibula,patella,tibia,femur,ribs,humerus,clavicle,ulna,radius,carpians
When you chew we use this muscles,jaw
When you chew we use this bones,jaw
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When you jump we use this muscles, quadriceps,calf muscles
When you jump we use this bones,patella,fibula,tibia,femur,pelvis
jueves, 29 de enero de 2015
THE THRE ACTIONS
THE THRE ACTIONS
Walk:
Bones: hip bone ( ilium, ischium , pubis) femur , tibia, fibula , tarsal , metatarsal , phalanges
Muscles : gastrocnemius , soleus , quadriceps femoris , semitendinosus semimembranosus , biceps femoris .
DUCK
Bones: hip bone ( ilium, ischium , pubis) femur , tibia, fibula , tarsal , metatarsal , phalanges
Muscles : iliac psoas major , buttocks , twin , Shutters, Pectineus
SWIMING
muscles , quadriceps , tibia, femur and coxal - articulation of the knee mainly ; hamstrings ( semimembranosus , semitendinosus , biceps femoral or crural ) , pectoralis major
( with humerus , ribs, collarbone and sternum - shoulder joint ) , deltoid ( with humerus , clavicle and scapula or shoulder - shoulder joint ) , biceps ( with the radio, the scapula - joint elbow and shoulder ) , coracobraquial ( with the humerus and scapula - shoulder joint ) , brachial ( with the humerus and ulna - elbow joint ) , latissimus dorsi or higher ( to the flue , ribs, apophyses
FROM VALERIE
THE MOVEMENTS
The movements
When I kik a ball I move: BONES-the tarsians,tibia, fibula, femur, the pelvis MUSCLES-Calf muscle, quadriceps and obliques.
When I smile you move BONES-the temporal and the jaw MUSCLE-the orbicular, buccinator, sternocleidomastoid.
The Movements
Kick a ball:
When we kick a ball we use this bones and muscles:
Eat
When we eat we move this bones and muscles:
Run
When we run we move this bones and muscles.
THE THREE MOVEMENTS
I go
to talk abaut three movements :
1:
paste my brother
i
move my triceps biceps , hand , shoulder and part of the nek
2 : I look a think
Imove the ovicular muscle and a
intersting think : we move the mouth because you move to lokk a
other think you put faces and move oll
and three :
a somersault y move oll the muscle
but I grab momentum whith the biceps an the jaw muscle
MOVEMENTS
First movements: kick a ball
muscles: quadriceps and calf muscle
bones: femur and patella
Secon movements: lifting weights
muscles: deltoid,biceps and triceps
bones: humerus,radius ulna and arpians
Third: release of javelin
muscles: deltoid,biceps and triceps
bones: humerus,radius,ulna and arpians
MUSCLES AND BONES
RESPIRATION
When you breathe you move following muscles and bones.
MUSCLES
1. neck muscles
2. pectorals
3. abdominals
BONES
4. sternum
5. clavicle
6. ribs
7. spine (vertebrate column)
RUN
When you run you move some of the muscles and bones. The main muscles and bones are:
MUSCLES
1. calf muscle
2. isquiotibial
3. gluteus
4. quadriceps
5. adductor
6. abdominals, serratus and obliques
BONES
7. phalanges
8. metatarsials
9. fibula
10. tibia
11. patella
12. femur
13. pelvis
ROW
When you row you move some of the muscles and bones. It is one of the more complete exercise. The main muscles and bones are:
MUSCLES
1. calf muscle
2. quadriceps
3. hamstrings
4. lumbar
5. abdominals
6. trapizius
7. deltoid
8. triceps
BONES
9. fibula
10. tibia
11. patella
12. femur
13. pelvis
14. spine
15. humerous
16. raidius
17. ulna
When you breathe you move following muscles and bones.
MUSCLES
1. neck muscles
2. pectorals
3. abdominals
BONES
4. sternum
5. clavicle
6. ribs
7. spine (vertebrate column)
RUN
When you run you move some of the muscles and bones. The main muscles and bones are:
MUSCLES
1. calf muscle
2. isquiotibial
3. gluteus
4. quadriceps
5. adductor
6. abdominals, serratus and obliques
BONES
7. phalanges
8. metatarsials
9. fibula
10. tibia
11. patella
12. femur
13. pelvis
ROW
When you row you move some of the muscles and bones. It is one of the more complete exercise. The main muscles and bones are:
MUSCLES
1. calf muscle
2. quadriceps
3. hamstrings
4. lumbar
5. abdominals
6. trapizius
7. deltoid
8. triceps
BONES
9. fibula
10. tibia
11. patella
12. femur
13. pelvis
14. spine
15. humerous
16. raidius
17. ulna
You move:
MUCLES: Jaw muscle , buccinator , orbicular , corrugator , zygomatic.
BONES: Jaw.
RUN
You move, the calf muscle , quadriceps , tibia ,fibula , patella , femur, abdominals , humerus , radius, carpians , tarsians , radius and humerus
WALK
You move,the femur,the tibia, the ulna, tarsians, the quadriceps and
the calf muscle.
BONES AND MUSCLES
The human body has over 500 muscle responsible for all types of movement. Each of these muscles has a name; for example, the biceps brachii and now the triceps brachii, responsible for both forearm flexion and forearm extension, respectively. When movement of a body parts occurs, muscles work in a groups rather than individually. Working together enhances a particular movement. During that particular movement, individual muscles will play different roles depending on thier origin and insertion. These different roles can be described as agonists (or prime movers), antagonist, or synergists.
Roles of Muscles and Bones in movement
The muscles in the body provide the means of all movements. When stimulated by a nerve, the muscles contracts to become shorter and thicker and thus it pulls the bone at the movable end. Most actions in our body like standing, walking, running, playing ect. require combined action of several muscles. Movements of different parts of the body are usually made easier due to leverages actions in the skeleton. Functioning of all the three types of levers can be observed in the human skeleton
1. LEVERS OF FIRST ORDER
In these, the function is in the center with weight and power on either side. For example, the joint between the first vertebra (atlas) and occipital bone of skull exhibits first class lever, in which the joint is the fulcrum, contraction of back muscles in the effort and facial part of the skull on raised head acts as the weight of resistance.
2. LEVERS OF THE SECOND ORDER
In these, the weight is in hte middle between the pòwer and the fulcrum. For example human body resting on toes. Here the toe forms the fulcrum and contracting calf muscle provides effort.
3. LEVERS OF THE THIRD ORDER
Here the power is in the middle and the weight and fulcrum on their side. For example the flexing of the flexing of the elbow of forearm. Here the elbow joint acts as fulcrum, and the distal part of hand provide resistance.
The contracting biceps muscles exert the effort in between fulcrum and resistance.
The human body has over 500 muscle responsible for all types of movement. Each of these muscles has a name; for example, the biceps brachii and now the triceps brachii, responsible for both forearm flexion and forearm extension, respectively. When movement of a body parts occurs, muscles work in a groups rather than individually. Working together enhances a particular movement. During that particular movement, individual muscles will play different roles depending on thier origin and insertion. These different roles can be described as agonists (or prime movers), antagonist, or synergists.
Roles of Muscles and Bones in movement
The muscles in the body provide the means of all movements. When stimulated by a nerve, the muscles contracts to become shorter and thicker and thus it pulls the bone at the movable end. Most actions in our body like standing, walking, running, playing ect. require combined action of several muscles. Movements of different parts of the body are usually made easier due to leverages actions in the skeleton. Functioning of all the three types of levers can be observed in the human skeleton
1. LEVERS OF FIRST ORDER
In these, the function is in the center with weight and power on either side. For example, the joint between the first vertebra (atlas) and occipital bone of skull exhibits first class lever, in which the joint is the fulcrum, contraction of back muscles in the effort and facial part of the skull on raised head acts as the weight of resistance.
2. LEVERS OF THE SECOND ORDER
In these, the weight is in hte middle between the pòwer and the fulcrum. For example human body resting on toes. Here the toe forms the fulcrum and contracting calf muscle provides effort.
3. LEVERS OF THE THIRD ORDER
Here the power is in the middle and the weight and fulcrum on their side. For example the flexing of the flexing of the elbow of forearm. Here the elbow joint acts as fulcrum, and the distal part of hand provide resistance.
The contracting biceps muscles exert the effort in between fulcrum and resistance.
MY THREE ACTIONS
RIDING A BIKE:
The primary muscles used in biking are the gluteal muscles, quadriceps,
hamstrings and calf muscles. The quadriceps are the large muscles on the
front of the thigh that are responsible for straightening the leg and
pushing the pedal down towards the ground. The gluteus maximus and
medius are located in your buttocks and are responsible for pushing the
pedal forward at the top of the stroke. The hamstrings are located on
the back of the thigh, and they work with the calf muscle to lift the
pedal up from the bottom of the stroke. All of these muscles work
together to give you power when pedaling and endurance when riding.
The bones we use are femur, tibia, fibula and tarsians, and from the arms: radius and humerus, but the principal are the ones from the legs.
PUNCHING:
The principal muscles we use for punching (we really use all the body) hand muscles for stronger punching include- strong forearm muscles,
biceps, tricept muscles, shoulder muscles and thigh muscles.
RUN:
When you run you use these muscles and bones :
muscles:, biceps, triceps, deltoid, quadriceps, hamstrings and gluteus.
bones:pelvis, femur, radius, fibula, patella, humerus,ulna, radius, tibia and fibula.
muscles:, biceps, triceps, deltoid, quadriceps, hamstrings and gluteus.
bones:pelvis, femur, radius, fibula, patella, humerus,ulna, radius, tibia and fibula.
THE END!!!
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