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List two sport skills that involve movements more
clearly seen from the front or rear. List the pri-
mary movements that occur in the transverse tar-
sal/subtalar joint, hip, spine, glenohumeral joint,
and wrist. In which plane are these movements predominantly occurring? What axis of rotation is
primarily involved?
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