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A new course is available under university on the structure of substantial . Who is interested in it, sit over one simply naturally, no necessity, to search further because class straight began only. Each humans are " A" for the course as for a long time as you by the course and respect (you can notes make yourselves, if you liked) sit guaranteed. From there everything that you must do, is what it of the course learned and to use it in the gymnasium for substantial profits Bizeps. We begin still more exactly with the bases of chapters 1 and then in later on you in the course. Chapter 1: Anatomy of the Bizeps We begin with the explanation of the anatomy of the Bizeps. It is not very complicated and not much on it. As soon as you know, how the Bizeps works, find it easier to visualize its Bizeps training. Biceps brachii: The Bizeps is given the name Bizeps, because she has two heads, and brachii word comes for arm of latin. The short head of the Bizeps attaches Processus coracoideus the Schulterblattes. The chord of the long head goes into the joint cap at the upper arm head and puts on the Schulterblatt at the Tuberculum supraglenoidale. Distal Bizeps of the Tuberositas attaches radii. The Bizeps also connects with the Faszie medial side of the arm, to the Lacertus fibrosus. Brachialis: The inter+muscular Septen from develops for distal, front half of the Humerus and. It adds Tuberositas ulnae into the Processus coronoideus and over the elbow joint. Pronator of teres: It develops from the distal end of the medial humorously and the medial part of the Ulna. From there is employments in the lateral side of the radius. Chapter 2: Different parts of the Bizeps The Bizeps is a muscle at the upper arm that the actions bend the elbow. Since the Bizeps is fastened to the Tuberositas radii, this bone can turn, makes possible the Bizeps also supinieren the lower arm. Brachialis is the most important Beuger of the lower arm. The task pronator of the teres becomes at the lower arm and on also flex lower arm at the elbow pro nation.