almost all of them
Tennis Elbow is caused by overuse of the muscles in your forearm, and those surrounding your elbow. It is often caused by sports like tennis and racquetball, but can also be caused by other activities. Activities that require use of those muscles, such as gardening, using scissors or swimming can also cause Tennis Elbow.
you use a racket and you use a glove for golf
Throughout the course of a racquetball match, you use your forearm,arm,shoulder and legs muscles!
well tennis might be one of the sports
all of them man
You definitely use you're legs. You use your fingers for the trigger and your regular muscles for carrying the gun. Sometime you use your eyes for accuracy in shooting. It depends on what kind of movements you make during gameplay
Activities that rely specifically on upper limb muscles include rock climbing, swimming, and playing tennis. In rock climbing, the upper limb muscles, particularly the biceps and forearm muscles, enable gripping and pulling oneself up. Swimming relies on shoulder and back muscles for powerful strokes and efficient propulsion through the water. Tennis involves the use of shoulder, arm, and wrist muscles to generate forceful serves and precise shots, allowing for quick and agile movements.
EVERYTHING. serious.
Yes, people do use lots of muscles during a toe touch. It involves bending over, and each of the muscles in your arms, back, and legs are all used in the stretch.
Yes
You actually use almost all of your muscles. Different shots rely heavily on different muscle groups.
It's how you hold your mouth and use your mouth muscles when playing a musical instrument.