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The deltoid muscle strain is situated at the big muscle on the shoulder. It has three parts – the front (anterior), middle and back (posterior). The muscle lifts the arm up sideways. The front part helps to lift the arm up forwards (flexion) and the back part helps to lift the arm up backwards (extension).
