In today’s video training, you’ll learn How to remember the muscles of the body in 5 steps, so you can pass your exam with confidence
You need to learn and remember origins and insertions as part of your Level 2 or Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology Exam.
Have you ever asked any of these questions…
“How Can I remember the muscles of the body?”
“Is there an easy way to remember the muscles?”
“Do I need to learn them all?”
“Is there a quick way to learn muscles?”
“I go blank when learning muscles – help?”
“How do I stay focused on learning muscles?”
“What muscle does this exercise work, I can’t work it out?”
If you have asked one (or all) of the questions from this list, then this blog and infographic will 100% help you to learn and remember the muscles ready for your exam
What you need to know about muscles:
You need to know 37 muscles for the Level 2 Anatomy and Physiology Exam and 50 for the Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology Exam. That is quite a lot of information to learn, especially if you think you need to know 5 things or each muscle:
- the location,
- the origin,
- the insertion,
- the joints crossed,
- the joint action created during concentric contraction
That could be as much as 250 pieces of information that you’d need to learn just about muscles, within the Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology Exam.
If you attempt to learn this without a system, there will be chaos and your brain will struggle to “file” the information correctly.
Here at Parallel Coaching, we use a 5 step process to simplify the learning of each muscle…
Print and Go!
Below is an infographic that you can print out and put with your revision notes or stick it to your wall.
Use this as a sequence to follow for each muscle… follow all 5 steps in order – and MAKE SURE YOU DONT LEAVE OUT STEP ONE
Scheduling time to do the revision and remember the muscles of the body is the most important part. Splitting up the muscles into small chunks gives your brain time to assimilate everything you have learned.
If you are serious about learning how to remember the muscles of the body for your exam, or just for your knowledge as a Fit Pro – You can take this Infographic one step further and use us to help guide and schedule your learning over a 28day process.
You can learn and remember the muscles of the body (all 50 muscles) within 28 days with just 15 mins per day!
If that sounds like a dream come true – join us for the sprint by clicking the link below:
https://courses.parallelcoaching.co.uk/products/level-3-muscle-memory-flashcards/
Test your knowledge with 3 Mock Questions
Look at the Muscle Anatomy and Physiology Mock questions below and jot down your answer on scrap paper or as a note on your phone.
Then scroll down to reveal the answers.
1) What name is given to the muscle attachment on the moving bone?
A. Origin
B. Insertion
C. Periosteum
D. Tendon
2) What connective tissue connects muscle to the bone?
A. Tendon
B. Ligament
C. Myosin
D. Fascia
3) What is the Insertion of the Pectoralis Major?
A. Clavicle, sternum and ribs
B. Humerus
C. Sacrum and lumbar
D. Radius
Answers:
Q1: Answer = B
Q2: Answer = A
Q3: Answer = B
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How to learn orgins and insertions?
Learn, Revise & Remember All 50 Muscles In The Level 3 Anatomy & Physiology Exam.
(and the BEST part…You can do all this in as little as 5-minutes a day)
Each flashcard gives you a clear image and six clear muscle facts:
Name and Location
Origin and Insertions
Muscle Actions
Joints Crossed
Primary Planes Of Movement
Exercise Examples
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Hayley “How to remember the muscles of the body” Bergman
Parallel Coaching
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