Give the fact that Bone and Muscle Anatomy can be overwhelming, it stands to reason that one who studies it, should understand the functionalities, in addition to simply memorizing the names and locations of the components in question.     DISCUSSION Share the activities that you take part in and the positive and negative outcomes. Games won, championship titles Injuries (self) infliction on others

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