When you usually think of the muscles of the back, you think of lats and trapezius and that is about all the further it goes. But when you see Veronica flexing her back muscles, you see things you never imagined were there. Unless you have been looking at Grays Anatomy, that is. In addition to her lats and her astonishing trapezius, you see the prominent ledges of her amazing posterior deltoids, and just below them like the teres and teres major. When she pulls on the resistance band, there is the superior serratus posterior standing out strong, and there are the twin triangles of the rhomboid...

When you usually think of the muscles of the back, you think of lats and trapezius and that is about all the further it goes. But when you see Veronica flexing her back muscles, you see things you never imagined were there. Unless you have been looking at Grays Anatomy, that is. In addition to her lats and her astonishing trapezius, you see the prominent ledges of her amazing posterior deltoids, and just below them like the teres and teres major. When she pulls on the resistance band, there is the superior serratus posterior standing out strong, and there are the twin triangles of the rhomboids bulging up beautifully. Further down, you see her thick erector spinae and there are the thin slabs of the thoracolumbar fascia, which you almost never see. When she does a double biceps flex you feel like you will faint. But to see all this in coordinated movement is the thing that will thrill and amaze you. Watching Veronica moving and flexing in the ways she knows will make the best display of her muscles will boggle your mind. You cannot but get the impression of enormous power as you contemplate this beautiful sight, and as her form moves on your monitor, you will find yourself imagining what it would be like to embrace her. What would those rippling muscles feel like? Are they are hard as they look? Is she as strong as she appears? Would she welcome you into her, and if she did, would it be wonderful? Would it?