Kinesthetic Sense: Understanding Body Position and Movement
The kinesthetic senses are concerned with the body's position in space and the body's movements.
It is the ability muscles use to sense changes in their length and tension. This awareness is important for maintaining and changing body posture, as well as for controlling the movement of individual body parts.
The kinesthetic sense is also involved in balance, coordination, and motor control.
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