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Your triceps is the antagonist muscle. If you reverse the motion, doing triceps extensions or press-downs against resistance, your triceps becomes the agonist muscle because it powers the motion, while your biceps becomes the antagonist muscle that passively lengthens so that your triceps can move the elbow joint.