Cats – the reason they jump so high

Our feline friends were born with a tendency to move agile and snappy by making incredible jumps. It is defined kinesthetic motivation, or the need-pleasure to bring the body to its potential. A cat who exercise little is likely to become obese and have metabolic and muscle problems. In
bottom, a bit like people. If a cat is inactive, it also has a negative impact on the animal’s mood.
making him less curious and more depressed.

Nature has provided cats with musculoskeletal features that allow them to act
superb movements. One of these is jump standing still. The secret is in the hind legs that they are
really powerful. In practice, by jumping, they charge up the kinetic energy to cover a distance equal to 1.80
meters (about 9 times the height of a cat’s heels).

Over there strength is in the muscles which then connects to the jumping technique based on the extension of the spine
dorsal to reach the finish. Take advantage of every inch of her body, including her nails. the front legs
act as support. The ones that work the most are the rear ones.

Jumping is not everyone’s prerogative. The length andagility of the jump are related to the age of the cat, al
his physique and training. If the cat is overweight, it will certainly never reach jump sizes
incredible. Like, in fact, the cats who live in a house with a not very complex structure and only jump in front
go to the couch or climb on a scratching post. The cat therefore naturally has a great athletic ability. In front of
however, implementing it requires a lifestyle and environment that encourages him to exercise.