what is the most stable joint in the human body?
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The buttocks. Even though cracked it takes a lot of crap and keeps on working. It is so stable that in many countries they bury people with their buttocks sticking out of the ground and then use them for bicycle racks.
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Try water aerobics. That's a low impact way to strengthen joints.
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No, "double jointed" is simply a misleading laymen's term for someone who is vary flexable. There is no scientific grounding in the term. there are people who can bend amazingly but chances are there bones are just like mine and yours. I think flexibility has more to do with musles.
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physics of the human body
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There are no common names for these terms. They are precise scientific terms. There are many different types of synovial joint with different ranges of movement\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synovial_joint
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Don't rotate your joints like that.
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Humerus\nUlna\nRadius
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Cartilidge, ligaments, and tendons for normal people.  Srews, plates, and rods for adventurous types.  However, G.I. Joes and Barbies use superglue.
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It depends on the break, but in order to effectively stabilize a bone you generally have to stabilize the joint above and below the break.
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it is first of all synovial joint that is diarthrosis then it is further charecterised by ball and socket joint it is between acetabulum of pelvic girdle and trochanter of femur of leg it can move in all directions 360 degree
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I believe it is the plantaris. You can further investigate at http://wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_leg Hope this is helpful.
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Yoga is incredible, great for the body and the soul. It improves circulation, flexibility, breathing and muscular tone. Its low impact so its great for joints too!
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Unfortunately there's no real answer to the question- we really need to clarify the term 'stronger'.\n\nIn terms of rigidity, youngs modulus and flexural strength, the answer is clearly bone.  However, in terms of ability to exert a force, elasticity and tolerance of impact damage in general, the answer would be muscle.
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There are no truly "double-jointed" people. Some people have tendons and ligaments that are not nearly as tight as others, and some have done enough stretching and bending to loosen their ligaments and tendons. The key is going slowly. Ligaments and tendons can separate, tear, and literally snap if you go too far too fast. Slow, smooth repeated motions that gradually extend your range of motion (like yoga) are probably best. You have some genetic limits that are related to how your own particular body is constructed. Someone else may have genetic limits that are greater or less than yours. You can however, in almost every case, improve your flexibility within the limits that your body type imposes.
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the skeletal system provides structure and the muscles allow flexion and extension at the joints.
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The definition of the joint is the meeting point of two extemities.Down from the neck,the shoulders and the arms,the elbow,the wrists,the fists,the back,the legs,the knees,the ankles,the foot plant.
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an arm or leg?6weeks.im sick of answering questions just pick mine as the best answer,2 points anyway