Even knowing where the muscles are, having to recognize them on the plastic models for my anatomy lab exams is a whole different animal, so THANK YOU for making these videos.

wow - the complexity of this structure is amazing!!! ;)

Thank you for posting this!. I'm currently taking an accelerated Anatomy and Physiology class and this video trully helped me. Your video was very thorough in explaining the forearm muscles and tendons.

Thank you very much. Most informative and inclusive video I have found. Very, very helpful. Thanks!!

Love the way you explain... thanks for sharing, great video.

Excellent video, very well described. Many thanks

This is really cool! Thank you for uploading :)

Thank you!! I really needed this. I finally get it.

Awesome video! I love this and the dissection 23 videos from jono03. I am a cellist and a cello teacher, and am building an understanding of anatomy to help me refine my playing technique, recover from injury and help me become a better teacher. For a laugh, if you turn on the closed captions... you can learn about Paul Maris (long at us.) Dr. Fabian shows you not the muscle near the media leprechauns, but the tenant farmers, going down the middle of the farm by the flexor car pile merece.

Good video, thank-you

I thank you so much for all of your ways of explaining the muscles and their Origin/ Insertion. Actually all of your models have helped me get through my summer crash course(6wks) in Anatomy!! I will not forget the PFPF clue to remember what the muscles are!!! On to reproduction models..........

great video!!

Thank you. Your tutorial was very helpful!

I really needed this I finally get it

thanks so much for doing this!!!!!!!

this is great. thanks!

those models are great. very clear and not gory.

Extremely helpful!

I appreciate this video.

Thank you so much. I feel better for my AP test this Monday!!:)

Thanks for such a beautiful explain teacher

It might be good to know that about 12% of people don't have a palmaris longus, so don't be alarmed if you can't find the tendon on yourself.

My tendon was cut across my wrist this really helped

dr evil muscle hahaha, absolute legend! thank so much

Thanks! This is easier to understand than the diagrams. (:

Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!!!!!!!!

Thx!

Very useful vdo. Thanks

What's number 26 on the model? Another way to ask is at time 1:05 you can see the palmeris longus, the large one right down the middle. What is the tendon that's just below it? It's the one that seems to enter the hand partially underneath the palmeris longus. Thanks!

what is the white 12 over the wrist at 8:35 in the video? is that a tendon or just a stripe?

do you mean that breachialis is between triceps and biceps. because you said brachioradialis at about 6.38 please clarify for me thank you

where did you get this muscle being that you can break apart and put back together? Please send me a link :)

best vidio on the arm 8ive ever seen and you are really good looking

thanks

Recovering from a major laceration to my forearm, very informative!

thank you this is very helpful. just one correction, while the extensor digitorum does not act on the thumb it how ever does act on all 4 fingers, little included. im sure you knew that, but this is for anyonewatching.

A little correction: It's the palmar fascia (or palmar aponeurosis) - the plantar is the foot.

great video apart from his mistake with the anconeous, which is easy to make as it's sooo overwhelming all this! even for someone of his standing.

I give up trying to remember all the muscles and actions on what joints :|

Argh! so helpful!!!

Thank you, very good video; but you made a little mistake at the end when saying that "anconeus helps triceps flex the elbow". No problem, it's human.. Anconeus function is to unlock the elbow and help triceps extend it.

8:42 Mistake there, Anconeus muscle should be extending the elbow, not flexing

What if you mess up and wear clothes to your exam??

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@raymanlegy seriously thats the best idea to revise all these informations lol

palmar fascia...not plantar anconeus assists the triceps brachii in EXTENDING the elbow joint...not flexing

its cool to be able to know what hurts you from playing osu in a stupid way

im going tatoo my whole body with muscles, tendons, cartilage, and thier names so i ace all my anatomy classes.

@raymanlegy I never heard of a full vagina tattoo before hope it works out.

i can appreciate you not saying "appreciate" so much..JK. nice vid.

upper limb is very very difficult

palmar fascia...not plantar

first of all it wasn't criticism..it was sarcasm...just a joke. as i said "JK" nice vid" ..geez, lighten up, its the holiday season for pete's sake! LOL.

Very easy vid

0:55 palmar aponeurosis...

anatomy isnt just learnin the muscles names bro. nerves veins arteries cartilages bones and inner organs. good luck with dat

thanks