Determine the muscles involved in common movementsLists the joints usedDiscuss the physiology of the movementMovements: Jumping (search spring actuated models) FrogMuscles involved: quadriceps, hamstrings, and glutesJoints: hip joint, knee joint, and ankle jointPhysiology of the movement: The moment when the frog jumps, such as a catapult or archer’s bow, the tendons which wrap around the ankle release energy, which causes a rapid extension of the ankle that drives the frog forward. GrasshopperMuscles involved:Joints:Physiology of the movement: DolphinMuscles involved: peduncle (in the tail section)Joints:Physiology of the movement:Running ElephantMuscles involved:Joints:Physiology of the movement: CheetahMuscles involved:Joints:Physiology of the movement: Iguana (or any lizard with a tail)Muscles involved:Joints:Physiology of the movement:Flying/Gliding/Swimming HummingbirdMuscles involved:Joints:Physiology of the movement: AlbatrossMuscles involved:Joints:Physiology of the movement: Flying insect – pick a well-adapted flying insectMuscles involved:Joints:Physiology of the movement: Penguin Muscles involved:Joints:Physiology of the movement:

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Determine the muscles involved in common movements
Lists the joints used
Discuss the physiology of the movement

Movements:

Jumping (search spring actuated models)
1. Frog
  1. Muscles involved: quadriceps, hamstrings, and glutes
  2. Joints: hip joint, knee joint, and ankle joint
  3. Physiology of the movement: The moment when the frog jumps, such as a catapult or archer’s bow, the tendons which wrap around the ankle release energy, which causes a rapid extension of the ankle that drives the frog forward.
2. Grasshopper
  1. Muscles involved:
  2. Joints:
  3. Physiology of the movement:
3. Dolphin
  1. Muscles involved: peduncle (in the tail section)
  2. Joints:
  3. Physiology of the movement:

Running
1. Elephant
  1. Muscles involved:
  2. Joints:
  3. Physiology of the movement:
2. Cheetah
  1. Muscles involved:
  2. Joints:
  3. Physiology of the movement:
3. Iguana (or any lizard with a tail)
  1. Muscles involved:
  2. Joints:
  3. Physiology of the movement:

Flying/Gliding/Swimming
1. Hummingbird
  1. Muscles involved:
  2. Joints:
  3. Physiology of the movement:
2. Albatross
  1. Muscles involved:
  2. Joints:
  3. Physiology of the movement:
3. Flying insect – pick a well-adapted flying insect
  1. Muscles involved:
  2. Joints:
  3. Physiology of the movement:
4. Penguin
  1. Muscles involved:
  2. Joints:
  3. Physiology of the movement:

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