A condyloid joint is<span> oval-shaped, one bone fits into the cavity of another bone, it allows for up and down motion and some side to side motion but no rotation. An example would be the wrist or base of fingers. A gliding </span>joint is when two flat bones with ligaments glide against each other. An example of this would be the tiny bones in your wrist.
1. modeling
2.exttoversion
3.identity
Answer:
Abdominals
Explanation:
Despite the fact that to align it we must move the whole body. To make it we'd need to work mostly with our Abdominals, "force center" to correctly align it.
