It's also worth noting that because men and women have different anatomy, it's probably easier for women to sit cross-legged - especially because men have a limited range of motion at the hip.

However, men may be less likely to sit with their legs crossed than women. Professor Taylor said: 'Due to differences in the anatomy of men and women, it's probably much easier for women to sit ...

Sitting with crossed legs is ... And it is physically easier for women to cross their legs than men, who don’t have the same range of movement in their hips. Politeness aside, crossing our ...

“Sitting with your legs crossed creates a torsion, or oblique pull, in your pelvis,” says Dr. Jeffcoat. “If you have low back or hip issues, this can exacerbate those problems.” Creating ...

When you were a kid, sitting in the cross-legged pose, aka criss-cross-applesauce, for a long period of time meant that it was either show-and-tell day, or that your teacher was reading you a ...