The sense through which the organism perceives muscle movement.
Perception of body position and movement.
The sense that enables the brain to be constantly aware of the position and movement of muscles in different parts of the body. This is achieved by means of proprioceptors, which send impulses from muscles, joints, and tendons. Without this sense, coordinated movement would be impossible with the eyes closed.
The ability to perceive extent, direction, or weight of movement.