Chapter 5 Improving Flexibility The following are the videos you will need to watch for Chapter 5. **Take notes, create one paragraph per Video 1. Flexibility 1 Science - Human Bones and Bone Joints Animation https://youtube.com/watch?v=Z CObarm8QI&feature=shares 2. Flexibility 8 Scientists Reveal the Indispensable Exercise that can help us live longer https://youtube.com/watch?=DL×YDoN634c&feature=shares

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