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If you are planning on taking the Eamcet exam, make sure you download this free physics formula eBook. It's packed with examples and explanations - including all the formulas you'll need!How To Work Out Your Chin Muscles Written by Harjit Singh on November 16, 2016 Comments: 0 Written by Harjit Singh on November 16, 2016Comments: 0 What is your experience with working out your chin muscles? I have seen some people talk about it, but I don't know any specifics. Is there a good way to do it? This is a great question! There are many benefits to strengthening your chin muscles. First of all, you need to understand the importance of the chin. Just like your neck is part of your spine, your chin is considered part of your neck. The jawline links the upper and lower parts of our face together. It is essential that it doesn't look weak or droopy when doing push-ups or pull-ups. When this happens, you risk damaging the muscles in the jawline. This can be incredibly painful and may even cause permanent damage to facial features! Let's take a look at what muscles are involved in chin strengthening exercises: First, let's discuss how they function when you eat and drink. When you are eating, the tongue is what pushes the food into your mouth. Once it reaches your mouth, your tautomuscular facia muscles will help to forcefully close the teeth. This is what helps to lubricate them and keep them strong. Your masseter muscles are also involved in eating by chewing food for you. Once the food arrives in your throat, you will need to swallow it. This will be done by your superior and inferior pharyngeal constrictors. If you are looking to develop a well-defined chin, then it's vital that you never miss meals! They are important because they help with digestion and fat loss. An interesting side note: If you consider the masticatory muscles as a whole, they can be used as ear muscles! No, seriously! When you think about it, the cheeks and jawline move in unison. Your cheeks lift up when you laugh, and your jawline forms a smile. If your jaw doesn't look like it's working correctly, then your face may appear to droop and sag. If this is happening to you , then I recommend that you look into wearing a chin-cupping device. This can be extremely useful if you are looking to get more out of your chin exercises. If you are trying to develop your chin muscles by exercising, then you need to make sure you train the right muscles! In order for this to happen, it's vital that you know what muscle is being worked. If you've ever wondered "what is my chin muscle?", then look no further! I have made a list of all of the major muscles in your jawline. If possible, try doing 10 repetitions per exercise in order to see results. Look at the chart below for a better idea of how many times you should repeat each exercise. cfa1e77820