Nerve fibres give away your arm motions
During an ordinary day, your body must carry out lots of sophisticated coordination such as getting out of bed, putting on clothes in the correct manner, or driving your bike to work. So, the kinaesthetic sense is always at work. The proprioception keeps track of where all your body parts are in proportion to one another. The sense is located in sensitive nerve fibres, which are wrapped around muscle fibres in your arms, legs, and other limbs. The nerve fibres register, if a muscle contracts or is stretched, sending a message to the brain, which calculates where in physical space the muscles are located.