EBK BASIC BIOMECHANICS
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Author: Hall
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Chapter 9, Problem 5AP
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To explain: The reason why maintaining a normal lumbar curve is advantageous during lifting.
Concept introduction: Spine is made up of vertebral columns and discs that form curvature. Spine curves help to reduce the stress from the movement of the body and its gravity. There are two main types of spinal curves such as primary and secondary spinal curves.
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