An incredibly basic yet effective exercise for inner-core stabilisation and strength, the toe tap can be performed anywhere.
Toe-tap repetition start and middle positions. Picture courtesy of Pinterest
An incredibly basic yet effective exercise for inner-core stabilisation and strength, the toe tap can be performed anywhere.
Toe-tap repetition start and middle positions. Picture courtesy of Pinterest
Most bones have grooves, indentations and protrusions. These are known as surface markings and are necessary structures for the musculoskeletal system. Not only do they help increase the stability of joints, they also provide muscle attachment sites.
There are five bone types involved in the human movement system: long, short, flat, irregular, sesamoid and. The following concern us most: long, short and sesamoid.
One aspect about the skeleton that most people seem to be unaware of is that bones are continually in a process of remodelling, which is were old bone is broken down by specialist bone cells called osteoclasts and reabsorbed by the body and new bone formed by bone cells called osteoblasts.
The skeletal system is one of the most important components of the human body. At its most simplest it is the framework from which all movement occurs as well as the support and protection system of the inner organs of the body. It also produces blood and can also store minerals and energy.
In regards to the human movement system, the skeleton forms part of the musculoskeletal system, where muscles pull on bones, which act as levers, to create posture and produce movement.
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