Define activation of the antagonist during movement, Biology

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Explain the relationship between an agonist muscle and its antagonist as it relates to positional control, functional movement and neuromuscular activation. For example, how the two interact if the goal is to maintain erect standing posture and position of the trunk as compared to during active movement of the trunk and how does the activation of an agonist during movement relate to activation of the antagonist during movement?

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