Yes, Katie. That's what jon gets for being a guy who just copies and pastes.
They're usually used to describe the position of hands or the whole body.
Supine means facing up - your palms upwards, or towards you, or your body lying face up. For example, you are supine when you do a situp, bench press, etc. Your grip on a dumbell curl is usually supinated.
Prone means facing down - your palms downwards, or away from you, or your body lying face down. For example, you are prone when you do a pushup, etc. Your grip on a bench press or overhead press bar is usually pronated.
You can remember it as an upturned hand, like serving soup - supinated. Remember one and you can remember the other.
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