What type of pairs are muscles arranged? A. Antagonistic B... Striated C. Involuntary Reset Selection

Muscles are primarily arranged in antagonistic pairs, which means that while one muscle in the pair contracts to move a joint, the other muscle relaxes to allow that movement. Think of it like a well-choreographed dance where each dancer plays a distinct role—one pushes forward while the other gracefully steps back! In addition to being great dance partners, these antagonistic muscle pairs are crucial for maintaining balance and stability in our movements. For instance, your biceps and triceps work together to perform tasks like lifting weights or throwing a ball. When one contracts, the other must relax to create smooth, coordinated motions!