Longissimus
The largest and most centrally located within the erector spinae group, it extends from the lower back to the skull. Known for its role in extending, lateral flexing, and rotating the spine, it is crucial for vertical stability.
The largest and most centrally located within the erector spinae group, it extends from the lower back to the skull. Known for its role in extending, lateral flexing, and rotating the spine, it is crucial for vertical stability.