Which muscle supports the back and overall posture? A. Obliques B. Abdominals C. Pectorals (Pecs) D. Latissimus Dorsi (Lats)

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asked Apr 24, 2022 150k views

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Which muscle supports the back and overall posture?

A. Obliques
B. Abdominals
C. Pectorals (Pecs)
D. Latissimus Dorsi (Lats)

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It’s A. Obliques. good luck kid!

Lenna answered Apr 30, 2022

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