Let's keep learning about the muscles in the human body!
We've now learned that the forearm flexors are used to help flex your elbow together,
the forearm extensors are used to move the back of your hand toward your forearm, or spread your fingers out.
and the forearm pronators are to turn your wrist so your hand is facing away from you.
The last of the four forearm muscles we're going to learn about is the supinator muscles.
The opposite of the pronator, the supinator is when you turn your wrist to move the palm of your hand to be toward your face.
(from: wikipedia - pronation)
Kid Facts - Blast from the past: Lumbar Vertebrae
