It depends on how long the dong is
Yes, cotton is known for its good flexibility and elasticity. It can stretch to some extent without losing its shape, making it a comfortable and versatile fabric for clothing.
Gross body equilibirum Gross body coordination Extent flexibility
well for one, it improves your flexibility which will help you in most forms of dance as you'll be able to do certain steps to a further extent when you're more flexible. also, it helps your balance and posture.
Extent
True. Aerospace power offers flexibility by enabling forces to swiftly exploit mass and maneuver simultaneously to a higher degree than surface forces due to the ability to move freely in three-dimensional space.
Flexibility has to do with gymnastics a great deal for example a front walkover you need back flexibility and leg flexibility just for one simple skill.
You can increase your flexibility but only within the limitations of your physique. In order to be as flexible as a ballerina you need to have the body of a ballerina AND you need to stretch and loosen your muscles daily to preserve the flexibility you have. If you cannot put your hands flat on the floor with straight knees OR sit on the floor with your legs stretched out in front and your nose on your knees OR sink easily into the splits you need a good physiotherapist to assess how much more flexibility you could attain. A physiotherapist or an expert dance teacher can test your flexibility and tell you to what extent you may be able to increase your range of movement AND how to do it without sustaining injury.
A volleyball does not have any flexibility at all.
There is no patron saint of flexibility.
Flexibility
The gymnast had amazing flexibility.