Compared to the biceps muscles, the eye muscles can be moved more precisely.
The biceps is the name of a muscle located on the front of the upper arm. The "short head" and "long head" of the biceps work together as a single muscle. The biceps are linked to the arm bones by strong connective tissue called tendon. The basic functions of the biceps are supination (outward rotation) and forearm flexion. This is partially aided by the muscle's 90-degree rotation when it joins the radius. Contrary to popular belief, the biceps are not the strongest flexor in the forearm. When you have bicep tendonitis, the tendons that connect the front of your arm's biceps muscle to your shoulder and elbow become inflamed.
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