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Grade 10 Sport Science: Topic 1: Muscles:
The human body has more that six hundred muscles.
Muscles are attached to the skeleton which provides the body’s framework.
Every movement happens as a result of:
 Contraction (shortening)
 Extending (lengthening)
Muscles assist in blood circulation, protection of abdominal organs and keeps the organs in
place and muscles give us our unique shape.
Three different kinds of muscle:
1. Smooth or involuntary muscle.
2. Cardiac muscle.
3. Skeletal of voluntary muscle.




1. Smooth or Involuntary muscle:

 Contracts involuntary because the nervous system controls in automatically.
 Found in layers with each layer running in a different direction, allows the muscle to
contract in all directions.
 Smooth muscles are found in the stomach, digestive system, bladder, women’s
uterus, eyes.

2. Cardiac or heart muscle:

 Makes up the heart. Also known as the myocardium.

, Cardiac muscle contracts and relaxes to pump blood.
 Like smooth muscle, cardiac muscle works by itself.

3. Skeletal or Voluntary muscle:

 Makes up most of our flesh. 40%.
 640 individual skeleton muscles.
 Arranged in layers, under skin are called superficial muscles and inside the body are
called deep muscles.
 Makes up the musculoskeletal.
 Comes in pairs, one to to move the bone in one direction and another one to move
the bone in a different direction.
 Named according to:

1. Shape: Deltoid muscle in the shoulder is shaped like a triangle. (Greek delta)




Trapezius muscle: Shaped like a trapezoid.




2. Direction of fibres:

The Transverse Abdominus muscle runs diagonally across the abdomen.
The External Oblique muscle runs at a sloping angle.

, 3. Point of attachment:

The Serratus Anterior muscle is located at the front (anterior) side of the body.




4. Location:
The Intercostal muscles are groups of muscle between the ribs.




5. Action:

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