r age. Only four of the measurements proved to be significant out of the twenty-five T-tests taken. “Factors that influence joint mobility would be intervening muscles, the arrangement of muscles and ligaments, the shape of the articulating surfaces and the relatively laxity of the muscles and ligaments.”(Susan J. Hall) The tasks that the shoulders perform require greater range of motion as compared to the hip, which is limited to the simple task of locomotion. These results are substantiated by the measurements that were acquired in this study. ...
