Yes. They have as many back problems as Catholics have knee problems from kneeling.
An example of flexibility is bending over and touching your toes without bending your knees.
An example of flexibility is bending over and touching your toes without bending your knees.
A plie
they bend their knees and you can see the falmingos legs bending.
plie
it feel's so hard
Centipedes do not have knees in the same way that vertebrates do. Their legs are jointed and flexible, allowing for movement, but the anatomy is quite different from that of mammals or other animals with knees. Instead of knees, centipedes have segments in their legs that facilitate bending and crawling.
My muscles, ligaments, and tendons work together to stabilize my knees and prevent them from bending the wrong way. Proper alignment and strength in the surrounding muscles also play a vital role in protecting my knees from injury.
"Plie" is a French term used in ballet that means "to bend." It refers to the bending of the knees while keeping the back straight and the heels on the ground, which is a fundamental movement in ballet that helps with balance, strength, and flexibility. There are two main types of plies: demi-plié, which involves bending the knees slightly, and grand plié, which involves bending the knees deeply. This movement is essential for many ballet exercises and performances.
maybe from to much bending or from a sport that you may be doing to affect your knees...you should try to stretch it and if that doesn't work you can go and see a Doctor
touching ur toes with ur hands without bending ur knees
That would be either plie or fondue.