The body's muscles are; attached to the bone through Cartilages and O ligaments; the system of bones plus muscles supports the body. attached to the bone through tendons and Oligaments; the system of bones plus rips supports the body. attached to the bone through tendons and ligaments; the system of bones plus muscles supports the body. attached to the bone through tendons and ligaments; the system of bones plus muscles supports the body mass. attached to the Cartilages through tendons O and ligaments; the system of bones plus muscles supports the body.

The body's muscles are; attached to the bone through Cartilages and O ligaments; the system of bones plus muscles supports the body. attached to the bone through tendons and Oligaments; the system of bones plus rips supports the body. attached to the bone through tendons and ligaments; the system of bones plus muscles supports the body. attached to the bone through tendons and ligaments; the system of bones plus muscles supports the body mass. attached to the Cartilages through tendons O and ligaments; the system of bones plus muscles supports the body.

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Chapter8: Muscular Flexibility

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