When kicking a football, at least three major actions of the lower limb are involved. Name...
When kicking a football, at least three major actions of the lower limb are involved. Name the major muscles (or muscle groups) responsible for the following: flexing the hip joint; extending the knee; dorsiflexing the foot.
Homework Answers
Major muscles of the lower limb involved during football kicking:
A. Flexing the hip joint: Iliacus, rectus
femoris and psoas major Iliopsoas
B. Extending the knee: Quadriceps femoris
group
C. Dorsiflexing the foot: Tibialis anterior
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