What is the insertion point of the anconeus muscle?

The insertion point of the anconeus muscle is the lateral olecranon process of the ulna. This muscle, which is located in the posterior aspect of the elbow, plays a key role in assisting with extension of the elbow joint. The positioning at the lateral olecranon process allows the anconeus to act effectively to stabilize the elbow during movements, particularly those involving the extension of the forearm. Understanding the anatomy and function of the anconeus is important for professionals in sports massage and rehabilitation, as this knowledge helps in addressing potential issues related to elbow movement and stability during massage treatments or therapeutic interventions.