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full range of motion

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full range of motion
A strutural or functional compromise in the ability of a joint to move around an axis. See Range of motion.
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Your jacket should be loose enough to provide a full range of motion without leaving you drowning in fabric.
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Full range of motion is required to increase muscular strength and to raise the capacity of skeletal muscles to sustain bodybuilding movements The full range of motion of muscles is determined by the angles present in each type of exercise, the velocity of the exercise and the intensity of the exercise Full range of motion is required to increase muscular strength and to raise the capacity of skeletal muscles to sustain bodybuilding movements.
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