What nerves are involved in hopping?

Hopping primarily involves the coordination of several nerves, including the sciatic nerve, which innervates the muscles of the lower leg and foot, and the femoral nerve, which controls the quadriceps. The spinal cord also plays a vital role through reflex pathways that coordinate the rhythmic movement of hopping. Additionally, proprioceptive feedback from sensory nerves helps maintain balance and adjust movement during hopping.