quote:Chris please stop with the anatomy observations, your wrong again...It does course over the head of the humerus on its way to its insertion point. at least you were close huh!
If you want to get technical, here is the anatomy...
- Biceps Muscle - Gray's Anatomy
The point is that, while the biceps does insert into the elbow and shoulder/upper arm structure, it is rarely involved in elbow problems. More often, when it comes to a muscle problem in the elbow, it's at the attachment of the Brachialis at the Coronoid Process.
All of this is only superficially related to the back (via the scapula).