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Anatomy Course – Legs (adductors, quads, hamstrings & calves) (fix)

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Release date:2021

Author:Stan Prokopenko

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

We’re done having fun with butts. This lesson isn’t as stinky, though it’s close. We’ll study the inner leg muscles – the adductors and sartorius.

They’re in the upper inner part of the leg. The inguinal ligament separates them from the abs, ASIS to pubic symphysis. The long sartorius muscle separates the adductors from the quads diagonally. The border in the back is not as obvious. It fades away into fat and then suddenly it’s the hamstrings. Though in certain poses and mostly on athletic people, you might see where the adductor magnus pops out at the top. It can separate the form of the adductors from the hamstrings.

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2 Comments

  1. I would like to request you guys to add
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  2. is there a way that you can upload the PDF files? its only added as notes, but the pdf’s from torso and arm are much better explained.
    Thanks a lot

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