Muscles Resisting Elbow Flexion: Upper Trapezius and Middle Deltoid
During elbow flexion, the upper trapezius and middle deltoid can act eccentrically to stabilize the shoulder girdle and resist unwanted shoulder elevation or abduction, but they are not primary elbow flexors. The prime elbow flexors are biceps brachii, brachialis, and brachioradialis.
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