Bending the knees and bringing them to the chest is an example of -adduction. -flexion. -abduction. -internal rotation.

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Bending the knees and bringing them to the chest is an example of

-adduction.
-flexion.
-abduction.
-internal rotation.

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probably flexion!!!! it might help to look up each definition out of your options

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Flexion is most likely the answer

Yash Soni answered Feb 14, 2022

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