The point of intersection of the line perpendicular to the plane of the movement is known as an Lever arm  Axis Antagonist eccentric Which axis does abduction at the hip happen around Lateral  Vertical  Frontal sagittal Is defined as “ moving a body part posteriorly” Protraction  Retraction Dorsiflexion eversion

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