When you run to catch a ball, your movements are planned and controlled from the?

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Lauryn Brandt

Biology

5 April, 15:54

When you run to catch a ball, your movements are planned and controlled from the?

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Kendall Hatfield · Answer 1

I think your referring to stimuli and reactions, but I'm not sure

Madeleine Carney · Answer 2

Answer;

Medulla.

When you run to catch a ball, your movements are planned and controlled from the Medulla.

Explanation;

The Medulla directly controls certain autonomic (involuntary) responses, such as heart rate, breathing, blood vessel dilation, swallowing, sneezing and vomiting.

It is located in the brain stem, anterior to the cerebellum.