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All muscles work by receiving signals from the brain. Once the muscles receive these signals they know whether to expand or contract. The skeleton provides the framework and the muscles provide the movement. For instance, tightening up the bicep muscle brings the forearm up. Tightening the abdomen muscles is how a person would do sit ups.
