An asymmetrical contraction of the erector spinae muscles can result in lateral flexion of the spine, where the spine bends to one side.
Yes, muscle spasms in the back can be caused by the erector spinae muscles contracting involuntarily. This can occur due to factors such as muscle fatigue, poor posture, or injury. Stretching, massage, and strengthening exercises can help alleviate and prevent these spasms.
The antagonist of the cervical erector spinae muscles is the deep neck flexors, which help to flex and stabilize the neck. These muscles work in opposition to the cervical erector spinae to maintain balance and proper posture in the cervical spine.
The erector spinae muscles are responsible for extending the vertebral column. They run along the spine and help to maintain posture and assist in movements like bending backward or standing upright.
The antagonist muscle in a sit-up is the erector spinae muscles along the spine. These muscles work to extend the spine when you are flexing it during the sit-up exercise.
An asymmetrical contraction of the erector spinae muscles can result in lateral flexion of the spine, where the spine bends to one side.
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Contraction of the erector spinae muscles can produce either unilateral flexion of the spine, or when they are used bilaterally they produce extension of the spine, which is more properly called the vertebral column.
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