How do the muscles, brain, and bones move our arm?

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Our hand is made of forearm and upper arm bones. Both of these bones are joined at elbow. Upper arm bones are covered with biceps muscles and triceps muscles. Bones are connected to muscles by a tissues called tendons.

When we want to lift something with our arm, our brain sends the signal to biceps muscle to contract and Triceps muscle to relax. When biceps contracts, it's length decreases and bone attached to it get pulled. In this process, relaxation of triceps muscle provide extra length so that bone can easily move.

Muscles apply pull force on bones by contraction which results in movement.
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I am an artist and I was trying for so long to figure out when the triceps are straightend and when they are bent, thank you so much

angler_fishie
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this is very informative! Could you maybe add closed captions to future uploads? Thank you!

jordianimates
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Does that include flexing the muscle or just simply moving it?

catnamedfeneuch
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I can move my tricep muscle on command. Is there any others??

gangalimbu
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The indian accent text to speech lmaoo

gilles
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Wait
This was 2 years ago! And it only has 2K views and 28 likes?!?!?

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Been made to watch this 💀 ig thanks! 🤷🏼‍♀️

LesRealLlama
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I tried this and it didn't help, I still can't move my arm...

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