Muscle Spindles: Innervations and Alpha-Gamma Coactivation 

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You should have added what happens with alpha gamma coinhibition in the antagonist muscle group. The inhibition of both alpha and gamma neurons help the antagonist muscle not fight against voluntary motion. So there is a coactivation and coinhibition when it comes to the alpha gamma neuron relationship

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I seriously don't get what you mean by "The intrafusal muscle is stretched and therefore it increases action potential". The muscle is stretched which should mean it is relaxed, why would it release action potential? The only way I am thinking about this is if they are antagonist muscles. So the tricep receptors sense that they're stretched and therefore they increase the action potential on the biceps, but that doesn't make sense. Please do help me understand.