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Who balance longer on the ball of their feet male or female?
Both
Who can balance longer on their balls of their feet?
It is said that girls can. This is because of our pelvis.
Who can balance longer on their balls of their feet boys or girls?
I say, girls. (well it totally depends if some girls cant balance and some boys also)
Who can balance a soccer ball on there feet the longest boys or girls?
It is girls. This is a true fact as 64 of the 100 people tested were girls and they completed it.
Who can balance longer on the balls of their feet boys or girls?
well it doesn't really matter on their gender it matters more about their weight.
Do boys have longer feet than girls?
no though do not
Who has more balance on the balls of their feet girls or boys?
I say girls because men have lower pelvic and girls don't
Why are boys' feet longer than girls' feet?
Boys tend to have longer feet than girls due to differences in average body size and skeletal structure. During puberty, boys typically experience more growth in their feet, which can result in larger feet compared to girls of the same age. Additionally, genetics play a role in determining foot size.
How high is the volley ball net for girls?
The nets are usually 6 feet .
Do girls have better balance than boys?
ok that is a good science project. i did it myself. all the girls and all the boys in my class stood on their heels then we saw who stood the longest...boys or girls..it was girls.. but always remember to check your answer again..we did it again to see if girls definitely had better balance..and we did..so that was a good question.
In jazz what is a kick ball change?
A kick ball change is quite a simple move and a little difficult to explain. You first obviously kick your foot then right when your foot comes down you balance your weight on the balls of your feet (the part of your feet you balance on when you stand on your toes) hence the name kick ball change.
Who can balance better on the balls of their feet boys or girls?
Balance is not inherently determined by gender. It depends on factors such as strength, conditioning, posture, and practice. Both boys and girls can develop good balance, it's more about individual differences than gender.
