It takes many muscles to move the leg. It takes about 200 muscles just to walk at an average pace. Forty muscles are needed at a time to help pick up their legs.
If you were to get a broken leg on the Oregon Trail you would have someone lie you down on a hard surface. Then they would take the leg and pull it as hard as they could trying to put it back in place. Then once they thought that it was it the right place they would put a board next to your leg and tie a string around and around so that you could not move that leg. After that you would hope for the best.
"Let's get it on." "Bring it on." have no leg to stand on something to hand your hat on a put on Right on! Get a move on! Put your game face on Take me on turn me on put the finishing touch on get your groove on Come on!
You take your shoes off, then you press one leg to the ground without bending it, and then you take the opposite leg and bend it and with that, you lay your hands over each other and stretch your arms on a scale to determine your flexibility level. You would do the same for the other leg(vice versa)
He bit her leg.
If you have broken your leg in the 1800's, take a piece of wood or something solid and put it under your leg. Take indian leather and wrap it around the leg and wood. Chill cold rocks in a river and set them over the leather. Leave rocks on leg for 20-30 minutes. Leave homemade ''cast" on for 8 weeks or until healed. Rest and do not work.
The bones and muscles of the leg work together when the leg moves. The bones give the leg its structure, while the muscles hang onto the bones and allow the leg to actually move. The muscles make their movements via contractions and expansions.
they move using there powerful leg and arm muscles
No. They have muscles in their body that helps them move. :-)
You would find many. Skeletal muscles are the voluntary muscles that help move parts of our body. Since you move your legs to walk, you must have skeletal muscles to do that.
leg muscles.
your leg muscles mostly and you also move your whole body really
You have control over the muscles in the body parts where you feel you can move. For example, you have control over your leg muscles because you can move your leg using your muscles in it. You have no control over involuntary muscles like the heart and intestines.
Their strong legs/leg muscles
Muscles and bones helps us to move.
Your brain controls all your body. so when you move yur mscles in your leg...your brain is funtioning it to do so. This makes your musces in your leg move.
The muscles in a leg are used to straighten it. They lengthen and contract to move and control leg movement, including straightening.
Your sole, front of your leg and on the dorsum of your foot