ANGLE OF
PULL OF
MUSCLE
Dr. kavita Meena
Department of Physiotherapy
Skeletal muscles are attached to
bones on each end by tendons.
The origin: is the fixed
attachment
The insertion: moves with
contraction.
DEFINITION
Angle between muscle
insertion and bone on
which it inserts.
Rotary
component
Nonrotary
component
INTRODUCTION
A force is most effective when it is
applied at right angle.
Muscle’s angle of pull changes
with every degree of joint motion.
MECHANICAL EFFICIENCY OF A
MUSCLE
Mechanically the pull is most
efficient when the muscle is
inserted at right angles to the
bone.
Rotary Component: Force of a
muscle contributing to bone's
movement around a joint axis.
ANGLE OF PULL IS REDUCED…
<90°
This efficiency is
decreased as the angle of
pull is reduced, because
some of the force is used
in pulling the bone of
insertion towards the
joint representing the
fulcrum.
Most resting muscles
have an angle of pull <
90°.
Helps to maintain
stability of the joint.
Closer the angle of pull is
to 90° greater the Rotary
component.
ANGLE OF PULL….. 90°
The approximation of
the articular surfaces
has a stabilizing effect
upon the joint which is
greatest when the
direction of the pull of
muscle is longitudinal.
ANGLE OF PULL IS INCREASED…
>90°
The mechanical efficiency
of the muscle pull is also
reduced when the angle of
insertion is increased from
the right angle.
ANGLE OF PULL IS INCREASED…
>90° (CONTI…)
In this case the joint
becomes less stable as
the angle increases.
Can not exert much
force.
EFFICIENCY OF A RESISTANCE
The sustained pull of a force offering
resistance will also be maximal when
it is applied at right angle to a lever.
It will decrease as the angle of pull
becomes acute / obtuse.
Resistance can be applied with the
help of rope / therapist hand.
Right angle pull is employed in that
part of the ange in which maximum
resistance is required.
Angle-or,,,,,-Pull-of-Muscleexercise therapy.pptx

Angle-or,,,,,-Pull-of-Muscleexercise therapy.pptx

  • 1.
    ANGLE OF PULL OF MUSCLE Dr.kavita Meena Department of Physiotherapy
  • 2.
    Skeletal muscles areattached to bones on each end by tendons. The origin: is the fixed attachment The insertion: moves with contraction.
  • 3.
    DEFINITION Angle between muscle insertionand bone on which it inserts. Rotary component Nonrotary component
  • 4.
    INTRODUCTION A force ismost effective when it is applied at right angle. Muscle’s angle of pull changes with every degree of joint motion.
  • 5.
    MECHANICAL EFFICIENCY OFA MUSCLE Mechanically the pull is most efficient when the muscle is inserted at right angles to the bone. Rotary Component: Force of a muscle contributing to bone's movement around a joint axis.
  • 6.
    ANGLE OF PULLIS REDUCED… <90° This efficiency is decreased as the angle of pull is reduced, because some of the force is used in pulling the bone of insertion towards the joint representing the fulcrum.
  • 7.
    Most resting muscles havean angle of pull < 90°. Helps to maintain stability of the joint. Closer the angle of pull is to 90° greater the Rotary component.
  • 8.
    ANGLE OF PULL…..90° The approximation of the articular surfaces has a stabilizing effect upon the joint which is greatest when the direction of the pull of muscle is longitudinal.
  • 9.
    ANGLE OF PULLIS INCREASED… >90° The mechanical efficiency of the muscle pull is also reduced when the angle of insertion is increased from the right angle.
  • 10.
    ANGLE OF PULLIS INCREASED… >90° (CONTI…) In this case the joint becomes less stable as the angle increases. Can not exert much force.
  • 12.
    EFFICIENCY OF ARESISTANCE The sustained pull of a force offering resistance will also be maximal when it is applied at right angle to a lever. It will decrease as the angle of pull becomes acute / obtuse.
  • 13.
    Resistance can beapplied with the help of rope / therapist hand. Right angle pull is employed in that part of the ange in which maximum resistance is required.