Full Male Anatomy ✨♂️ . . ### 1. **Skeletal System** - **Skull**: Protects the brain, with prominent features like the brow ridge. - **Spine**: Composed of vertebrae, providing structure and support. - **Rib Cage**: Protects thoracic organs. - **Pelvis**: Broader in males, supports the weight of the upper body. ### 2. **Muscular System** - **Pectorals**: Major muscles in the chest. - **Biceps & Triceps**: Arm muscles important for movement. - **Abdominals**: Core muscles that support posture. -

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182K views · 7.3K reactions | Do this Thoracic Mobility drill with me! As you well know now, thoracic mobility is your key to maintaining a healthy spine and body from head to toe (and if you don’t know, start following along!) This drill is a solid way to mobilize the t-spine into rotation. Such a great way to warm up and move well! Remember: don’t skip the mobility work!#thoracicmobility #backpainrelief #mobilitywork | Dr. Jacob | Facebook