Sitting in the lotus position entails sitting with the legs crossed and each foot resting upon the thigh of the opposite leg with the soles of the feet upward.The movements necessary for this posture include:
A) adduction at the hip, flexion at the knee, and eversion of the foot
B) flexion at the hip, extension at the knee, and dorsiflexion of the foot
C) abduction at the hip, flexion at the knee, and inversion of the foot
D) extension at the hip, extension at the knee, and inversion of the foot
E) extension at the hip, flexion at the knee, and plantar flexion of the foot

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The lotus position requires abduction at the hip to spread the legs, flexion at the knee to bend the legs, and inversion of the foot to position the soles upward.

Sitting in the Lotus Position Entails Sitting with the Legs