Jeff Nippard's Lean Beef Patty quiz sparks an anatomy debate
Wrong answers mean holding another weight plate, but viewers are questioning the scoring of the glutes question.
Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 1,044,908 views.
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Jeff Nippard has made getting a fitness question wrong a little more demanding than usual: Lean Beef Patty has to hold an extra weight plate for each mistake.
Their quick-fire Short has drawn just over a million views since yesterday. Patty works through questions about protein, progressive overload and muscle anatomy, with nutrition labels and an anatomical model supplying the visual aids.
It's the biggest-muscle question that gives the comments something to untangle. Patty answers true when asked whether the glutes are the body's biggest muscle. Nippard marks it false, explaining that the quads are generally a little bigger in untrained people, and hands her a red plate.
Several viewers challenge the distinction between an individual muscle and a muscle group, arguing that her answer deserved credit. Others debate whether Nippard made the quiz too easy. For anyone playing along at home, there's also a latissimus dorsi to locate, without having to hold the plate.
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Where is the latissimus dorsi located?
The latissimus dorsi is a broad back muscle that helps move the upper arm.

