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This document lists key muscles targeted in 6th grade PE class: the biceps in the front of the upper arm, triceps along the back of the upper arm, core muscles in the belly area affecting posture and trunk movement, hamstrings in the back of the upper leg, and quadriceps in the front of the upper leg (thigh).
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