Muscles
Muscles power movement and exert a tremendous influence on how much back and neck pain a person experiences. These articles will explain basic anatomy of the muscles of the back and neck, and nearby muscles that affect the back and neck.
The Multifidus Muscle - Is the Multifidus Muscle a Magic Back Muscle?
The multifidus muscle is a deep back muscle that is considered to be a postural stabilizer. The multifidus muscle works to keep the spine upright. Is the multifidus muscle a magic back muscle? Read on and find out.
The multifidus muscle is a deep back muscle that is considered to be a postural stabilizer. The multifidus muscle works to keep the spine upright. Is the multifidus muscle a magic back muscle? Read on and find out.
Multifidus Back Muscle - Unique Design Offers Spinal Stability
Research on the design and work of the multifidus muscle reveals it is the strongest back muscle.
Research on the design and work of the multifidus muscle reveals it is the strongest back muscle.
The Levator Scap Muscle
The levator scapula muscle is a neck and shoulder muscle. The action of the levator scapula, or levator scap as it is also called is to raise the shoulder blade up. The levator scapula muscle can become quite a sore spot at the insertion point on the shoulderblade.
The levator scapula muscle is a neck and shoulder muscle. The action of the levator scapula, or levator scap as it is also called is to raise the shoulder blade up. The levator scapula muscle can become quite a sore spot at the insertion point on the shoulderblade.
The Trapezius Muscle
The trapezius muscle is a large, superficial muscle that spans the neck, shoulders and back. A tight upper trapezius muscle can make for sore shoulders and neck. A nickname for the trapezius muscle is the trap - or traps for plural.
The trapezius muscle is a large, superficial muscle that spans the neck, shoulders and back. A tight upper trapezius muscle can make for sore shoulders and neck. A nickname for the trapezius muscle is the trap - or traps for plural.
The Multifidus Back Pain Solution - Book About the Multifidus Muscle
The Multifidus Back Pain Solution, by Jim Johnson, P.T. offers an exercise program for chronic back pain sufferers. The program is based on evidence that one specific back muscle, the multifidus, plays a role in almost all non-neurological back pain.
The Multifidus Back Pain Solution, by Jim Johnson, P.T. offers an exercise program for chronic back pain sufferers. The program is based on evidence that one specific back muscle, the multifidus, plays a role in almost all non-neurological back pain.