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la palabra "femorales" ok entonces yo recientemente compro un libro en español. yo tambien tengo el mismo libro en ingles. mi pergunta es sobre una frase. "Tambien es beneficioso contrear los muslos, arriba de las rodillas para soltar los femorales." la version ingles dice "It is also beneficial to engage the quadriceps above the knees, in order to release the hamstrings." perro yo no puedo encontrar nada fuente que dice "femorales" puede significa "hamstrings" (los musculos de la espalda de sus piernas) alguien otro sabe?

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I'd like to correct your whole entry, but I think it's not the reason you're here. So..eell, femorales are the muscles located in the back of your knees. If you didn't have them, you wouldn't be able to walk. They're the reason that you can move your legs. For example, when you walk up stairs, you have to engage the muscles on the back of your legs, in order to make a step on the stairs. 

I can show you a photo right here: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/44/M%C3%BAsculo_biceps_femoral.png/200px-M%C3%BAsculo_biceps_femoral.png

Those are the "femorales".

I hope I'd helped you! 

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