Anatomy & Movement · definition
The body’s ability to sense its position, movement, and orientation in space without relying only on vision.
How the term is used
Proprioceptive information comes from receptors in muscles, tendons, and joints and contributes to coordinated movement and balance.
Why it matters
It helps explain why movement practices involve more than flexibility or strength.
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Where this comes up
Where this fits in a practice
The guides explain the idea in context; the service pathways are there when reading is not enough. Educational content only — nothing here is medical or mental-health care.