10车身零件你不知道你有

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作为健身教练,我用正确的解剖学术语类,以确保我的学生最大限度地提高它们的性能和可免费入住伤。但作为一个学生,我知道是什么滋味是谁总是一步的人(或三!)的后面,因为他们不知道什么样的教练都在谈论。为了帮助你的程序得到的,这里是最常见的身体部位和它们的正式名称的10。这是一个双赢的:你去扩大你的身体行话的知识和你成为谁的新手跟着人!

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作为健身教练,我用正确的解剖学术语类,以确保我的学生最大限度地提高它们的性能和可免费入住伤。但作为一个学生,我知道是什么滋味是谁总是一步的人(或三!)的后面,因为他们不知道什么样的教练都在谈论。为了帮助你的程序得到的,这里是最常见的身体部位和它们的正式名称的10。这是一个双赢的:你去扩大你的身体行话的知识和你成为谁的新手跟着人!

1.厂房

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This refers to your core: the three layers of muscle in your midsection -- from the abdominal and back muscles to the muscles around the pelvis. The powerhouse is the most important muscle group to work because it's the foundation for all movement. Engaging your core is more than working your abs: Your core stabilizes your body because it uses all your midsection muscles. Here are three steps to make sure you're engaging your powerhouse the next time your instructor tells you to "activate" it: 1. Squeeze and tighten your pelvic floor muscle. 2. Pull your navel in toward your spine. 3. Lift your abs up and along your spine toward your ribcage.

Related:41个最难AB演习

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This refers to your core: the three layers of muscle in your midsection -- from the abdominal and back muscles to the muscles around the pelvis. The powerhouse is the most important muscle group to work because it's the foundation for all movement. Engaging your core is more than working your abs: Your core stabilizes your body because it uses all your midsection muscles. Here are three steps to make sure you're engaging your powerhouse the next time your instructor tells you to "activate" it: 1. Squeeze and tighten your pelvic floor muscle. 2. Pull your navel in toward your spine. 3. Lift your abs up and along your spine toward your ribcage.

Related:41个最难AB演习

2. Floating Ribs

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The lower ribs that aren't directly attached to the sternum (breast bone) or another rib are known as floating ribs or floaters. Most of us have at least one set: To find them, place your palms on your lower back and inhale deeply. Do you notice a subtle movement through your muscles? This is the area into which floating ribs extend. Floaters are important to protect and maintain a healthy low back, lungs, liver, colon and kidneys, says Francine Tseng, an osteopathic therapist. A few reasons an instructor may use the term "floating rib" is to help draw awareness to your lower ribcage, optimize breathing or encourage you to recognize that region softening naturally as you straighten your spine.

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The lower ribs that aren't directly attached to the sternum (breast bone) or another rib are known as floating ribs or floaters. Most of us have at least one set: To find them, place your palms on your lower back and inhale deeply. Do you notice a subtle movement through your muscles? This is the area into which floating ribs extend. Floaters are important to protect and maintain a healthy low back, lungs, liver, colon and kidneys, says Francine Tseng, an osteopathic therapist. A few reasons an instructor may use the term "floating rib" is to help draw awareness to your lower ribcage, optimize breathing or encourage you to recognize that region softening naturally as you straighten your spine.

3. Psoas Muscle

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Pronounced "so-az," this is the thick muscle deep behind your abs that runs through your hips to connect your lower back to your upper thigh. It's at the very center of your core and is your strongest hip flexor muscle. Have a hard time firing up your glutes when you do squats? If so, it's likely you've got a tight psoas. It plays a key role in proper posture, moving your hip joints and spine stabilization and acts as a shelf for major organs. If the psoas is too tight, it can cause overarching in your lumbar spine, unbalanced movements and pain in your lower back and pelvis. An instructor may refer to the psoas to increase your awareness of your core, hip flexors and body alignment to help prevent injury and stiffness.

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Pronounced "so-az," this is the thick muscle deep behind your abs that runs through your hips to connect your lower back to your upper thigh. It's at the very center of your core and is your strongest hip flexor muscle. Have a hard time firing up your glutes when you do squats? If so, it's likely you've got a tight psoas. It plays a key role in proper posture, moving your hip joints and spine stabilization and acts as a shelf for major organs. If the psoas is too tight, it can cause overarching in your lumbar spine, unbalanced movements and pain in your lower back and pelvis. An instructor may refer to the psoas to increase your awareness of your core, hip flexors and body alignment to help prevent injury and stiffness.

4.脊柱中性

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This refers to the natural position of the spine. Many instructors encourage their students to be aware of maintaining a neutral spine to protect it. Being constantly aware of the spine's natural alignment is crucial to prevent strain, maintain balance, increase energy, activate the right muscles and improve breathing and circulation of bodily fluids. Not only will your instructor direct you to "come to a neutral spine," but they may also talk about the three natural curves to help with proper alignment: cervical spine (neck area), thoracic spine (middle of the back) and lumbar spine (lower back).

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This refers to the natural position of the spine. Many instructors encourage their students to be aware of maintaining a neutral spine to protect it. Being constantly aware of the spine's natural alignment is crucial to prevent strain, maintain balance, increase energy, activate the right muscles and improve breathing and circulation of bodily fluids. Not only will your instructor direct you to "come to a neutral spine," but they may also talk about the three natural curves to help with proper alignment: cervical spine (neck area), thoracic spine (middle of the back) and lumbar spine (lower back).

5. Deltoids

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这些都是在你的肩膀顶部的肌肉;也被称为你的“吃不少力。”上身训练一天?不要忘记你吃不少力!定义良好的三角肌是一个警示信号,有人是运动能力契合。这是至关重要的锻炼这种肌肉,因为它在上肢运动的关键作用,提重物时,配套的手臂和肩膀。你的导师会参考这方面的任何你正在做的手臂或肩膀外展运动时间。

Related:6 Moves for Strong Shoulders

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这些都是在你的肩膀顶部的肌肉;也被称为你的“吃不少力。”上身训练一天?不要忘记你吃不少力!定义良好的三角肌是一个警示信号,有人是运动能力契合。这是至关重要的锻炼这种肌肉,因为它在上肢运动的关键作用,提重物时,配套的手臂和肩膀。你的导师会参考这方面的任何你正在做的手臂或肩膀外展运动时间。

Related:6 Moves for Strong Shoulders

6. Sitz Bones

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这是两个骨头从后端的肉下方伸出;也被称为“坐骨”或“坐骨骨骼。”提请注意你的骨头坐浴可以帮助您均匀地平衡你的体重,当你坐着或你想像的帮助自己提升你的上身向上挺起你的脊椎。当你的老师提示你“坐在你的骨头坐浴,”不圆或弓起你的下背部。妥善保存该地区和坐直。并始终确保你感到你的肉下的两个突起接触地面。

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这是两个骨头从后端的肉下方伸出;也被称为“坐骨”或“坐骨骨骼。”提请注意你的骨头坐浴可以帮助您均匀地平衡你的体重,当你坐着或你想像的帮助自己提升你的上身向上挺起你的脊椎。当你的老师提示你“坐在你的骨头坐浴,”不圆或弓起你的下背部。妥善保存该地区和坐直。并始终确保你感到你的肉下的两个突起接触地面。

7. Trapezius

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这个三角形肌肉开始ong the back of your neck and shoulders, then connects with the spine down to your mid-back region; also known as your "traps." This muscle plays a key role in developing upper-body strength. You use it to move, rotate and stabilize your shoulder blades. You have two symmetrical trapezius muscles: one on the right and left of your the spine. Instructors may target the upper, middle and lower muscles of your midsection when they have you work this area. Building strong traps increases your upper-body strength and helps sculpt your upper torso symmetrically.

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这个三角形肌肉开始ong the back of your neck and shoulders, then connects with the spine down to your mid-back region; also known as your "traps." This muscle plays a key role in developing upper-body strength. You use it to move, rotate and stabilize your shoulder blades. You have two symmetrical trapezius muscles: one on the right and left of your the spine. Instructors may target the upper, middle and lower muscles of your midsection when they have you work this area. Building strong traps increases your upper-body strength and helps sculpt your upper torso symmetrically.

8. Latissimus Dorsi

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这是你最大的腰背肌,附着于骨盆,下背,上臂的中背部和内部;也被称为“拉特”。要通过电力充沛拉的?然后,你可能需要加强这些拉特。这种大的肌肉群是负责扩展,内收,横向延伸部分和肩关节的内旋。教师要你工作,你的背阔肌,因为它们可以帮助你燃烧更多的热量,提高整体实力,改善姿势和调整你的上半身的对称性。

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这是你最大的腰背肌,附着于骨盆,下背,上臂的中背部和内部;也被称为“拉特”。要通过电力充沛拉的?然后,你可能需要加强这些拉特。这种大的肌肉群是负责扩展,内收,横向延伸部分和肩关节的内旋。教师要你工作,你的背阔肌,因为它们可以帮助你燃烧更多的热量,提高整体实力,改善姿势和调整你的上半身的对称性。

9.骶骨

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这远远低于你的下背部三角状骨形成的脊柱和相交的髋骨,形成骨盆的基础。你的骶骨是个非常强的骨头充当基石骨盆和支持你的整个上身的重量。教师是指这个区域往往是因为它在防止损伤和关节疼痛具有重要作用。你的导师很可能你的冷却过程中做了骶区域延伸 - 向前弯腰坐着或将你的膝盖向胸部,同时在你的背上 - 以减少腰部和腿,你只是摸索出紧张。

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这远远低于你的下背部三角状骨形成的脊柱和相交的髋骨,形成骨盆的基础。你的骶骨是个非常强的骨头充当基石骨盆和支持你的整个上身的重量。教师是指这个区域往往是因为它在防止损伤和关节疼痛具有重要作用。你的导师很可能你的冷却过程中做了骶区域延伸 - 向前弯腰坐着或将你的膝盖向胸部,同时在你的背上 - 以减少腰部和腿,你只是摸索出紧张。

10. Opposing Muscles

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当你移动时,一个肌肉的放松,而与其相对的肌肉工作;也被称为拮抗肌。这个动作你的身体做任何运动过程中自然地发生。据哈佛健康,身体从来没有让对方的肌肉工作在同一时间,所以当主动肌收缩,对抗肌会放松。例如,你的臀部是对抗肌,以你的腰肌。所以,当你的工作你的臀部,你的腰被放宽。

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当你移动时,一个肌肉的放松,而与其相对的肌肉工作;也被称为拮抗肌。这个动作你的身体做任何运动过程中自然地发生。据哈佛健康,身体从来没有让对方的肌肉工作在同一时间,所以当主动肌收缩,对抗肌会放松。例如,你的臀部是对抗肌,以你的腰肌。所以,当你的工作你的臀部,你的腰被放宽。

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What anatomical lingo has stopped you in your tracks during a class? What body parts or cues have instructors said that confused you? Do you think trainers should stick with technical terms or use layman's terms? Leave a comment below and let us know!

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What anatomical lingo has stopped you in your tracks during a class? What body parts or cues have instructors said that confused you? Do you think trainers should stick with technical terms or use layman's terms? Leave a comment below and let us know!

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