The classical stance in which the body carries its weight on one leg so that the opposite hip rises to produce a relaxed curve in the body is called...

During the upward motion in the squat exercise, at the hip joint  the muscles controlling the motion are contracting concentrically   the gluteus maximus is contracting eccentrically   the motive force is provided by the hip flexors   the motion is primarily in the frontal plane about the anteroposterior axis   the resistive force is provided by the hip flexors

When part of the body, such as the leg or arm, is moved towards the midline of the body:

This movements involving large muscle groups used in continuous rhythmic activity in which at least one foot contacts the floor at all times. It has developed to decrease the lower leg overuse injuries associated with high-impact classes.*1 pointA. AEROBIC KICKBOXINGB. STEP AEROBICSC. BELLY DANCINGD. LOW-IMPACT AEROBIC

25-year-old professional ballet dancer presents to the physiotherapy clinic after sustaining an injury during a performance. While demonstrating a specific move, she describes a motion where she had to bend her elbow joint, decreasing the angle between her forearm and upper arm. The physiotherapist recognizes this motion as a fundamental joint movement. Which term best describes this action?

Muscles of the Thigh - Lateral ViewIdentify the muscles seen in the lateral view of the thigh.