The brachioradialis is located at the upper outer region of the forearm. This muscle's name was coined from "brachio," meaning the arm, and "radialis," referring to the radius bone of the forearm.
This muscle acts to turn the forearms and palms upward (supination) as well as downward (pronation). It also assists the biceps brachii in flexing the arm at the elbow joint.
On this page, you can find all information you'd want about this forearm muscle. Learn its anatomy, view pictures and discover the best exercises for training it.
Use the table of contents (TOC) on the right to easily navigate through this guide.
Beer Drinking MuscleForearmUpper Outer ForearmOrigin
Lower two-thirds of the lateral supracondylar ridge of the humerusInsertion
Functions
Elbow flexionForearm supinationForearm pronation^ up to TOCBarbell
Reverse Barbell CurlReverse EZ Bar CurlReverse EZ Bar Preacher CurlDumbbell
Hammer CurlReverse Dumbbell CurlReverse Dumbbell Preacher CurlCable
Machine
Machine Hammer Preacher CurlMachine Reverse CurlMachine Reverse Preacher Curl^ up to TOC^ up to TOC^Top of Page
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