Leverage inside the human body is the result of muscles pulling against bones. One or more bones can make up a lever. Name at least seven bones in your body that you used as levers when running or attempting a jump shot. List the levers in order from the largest to the smallest. You do not have to use the bone's technical name.
Answer: I use my whole body when I run. Seven sets of bones that I can think of that act like levers are the spine, thigh bone, calf bone, upper arm bone, forearm bone, neck, and fingers.
