Across
- 4. the bottommost curve in the spine
- 5. egg-white like consistency reducing friction and providing shock absorbance
- 7. most superior of the tarsal bones
- 8. triangular bone, the anterior border of which is what we refer to as the "shin bone'
- 11. facing or located at the top
- 12. when the pelvis tilts anteriorly, the lower back curve is exaggerated
- 13. 5 vertebrates that can't rotate
- 14. hinge joint capable of flexion and extension
- 16. articulation of the femur and the tibia
- 20. a bony "ring" made up of scapula, clavicle, sternum
- 21. not connected to any other bone in the body; knee cap
- 23. our capacities expand fastest when the challenge is increased _____
- 25. longest and heaviest bone in the body
- 26. deep cavity in the pelvis
- 28. area of the body where two bones are linked together
- 29. turnout is an action in the ____
- 31. in china and japan energy pathways are called
- 32. exaggerating the lower back curve through the tilt of the front corners of the pelvis
Down
- 1. calf muscle from behind knee to calcaneus through Achilles Tendon (can also bend your knee)
- 2. divides the body in symmetrical right and left halves
- 3. example includes the head of the femur
- 6. flexor muscle that is key to getting your legs in the air and bending to sit
- 9. muscle connecting the spine and pelvis to the legs
- 10. when the arch falls in
- 15. smaller bone in the femur
- 17. joint between head of the humerus and glenoid cavity
- 18. indian energy map, translated means "wheel" or "turning"
- 19. collarbone
- 22. ___ and medial condyles meet the femoral condyles.
- 24. a fibrocartilaginous ring around the rim of the acetabulum effectively making the socket deeper
- 27. efficient operation of our lungs and the efficient delivery of oxygen from blood to muscles
- 30. the shoulder blade