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erector spinae

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The core encompasses the abdominal, oblique, erector spinae and latissimus dorsi muscles (front, sides and back of your trunk).
In contrast, research into the kinematics of golfers noted changes in swing kinematics after forty minutes of putting and these changes were attributed to fatigue in the erector spinae muscles of the trunk (Benjaminse et al.
The gluteal muscles, the quadriceps, calves, anterior deltoids of the shoulders, and erector spinae are the most important drive phase muscles for acceleration.
 
 
 
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