Joints and flexibility
I was having a brief discussion this morning with someone regarding the joints in the body. I wonder what people in the medical profession would think about this video?
I have been told by various people (some in the medical profession) that I have a great deal of flexibility in my hands and feet. I also have this odd habit of curling my toes under my feet when I am relaxing and it sometimes tends to freak some people out. But that is as far as my flexibility goes.
My knowledge of anatomy and physiology is very limited, yet, I wonder how the heck this woman can do those feats (such as sitting on one's head)?
I have been told by various people (some in the medical profession) that I have a great deal of flexibility in my hands and feet. I also have this odd habit of curling my toes under my feet when I am relaxing and it sometimes tends to freak some people out. But that is as far as my flexibility goes.
My knowledge of anatomy and physiology is very limited, yet, I wonder how the heck this woman can do those feats (such as sitting on one's head)?
posted by Katie at 11:28 AM
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That woman looks like she has some kind of collagen disorder. It's quite common amongst contortionists.
http://www.emedicine.com/derm/topic696.htm
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