StacySFarley

You got your femur for your big by both work your way down even further you got your big lower leg bone which is called your tibia and that's kind of meet here the two it's right here in the front and last but not least you got this smaller bone called your stabile Jacked Muscle Extreme and while most people don't talk about it only absorbs about 10 percent your body so in most people are talking about their lower leg they're typically talking about the tibia the purses the saved now to have abettor understanding the bombs let's see how they all work together to create joins which will help us create move when I have Craig go ahead give me quarter turn again and when you think about your pelvis it's really simple it's got two basic notions it's got what's called anterior till or rowing the hips forward and.