As a massage therapist trying to refresh his anatomy I can’t thank you enough for making the first anatomy videos that are actually watchable. You keep it simple and entertaining.

you are brilliant, I really enjoy watching you, your flow and energy are entertaining and you are super knowledgeable. Thank you so much!

I'm mind blown with how well you explained everything! I thought it would be super complex but its actually like all parts working together and you answer how and why it works together. WOW you are Such a resource

Please don’t stop your effort in making these wonderful videos! I’m using these currently as a way to get a head around MusculoSkeletal Unit, and it’s really helpful. Great Job! Thanks for your hard work

You make everything sounds so simple and clear, Thank you! 🤘🏼

I find your videos extremely helpful. I m studying Physiotherapy and tend to look at your videos first to break down information and then use anatomy books to consolidate knowledge. Thank you

My favorite part of this video is the sign in the background that says "no photography". Seriously, though, another great one.

I can't tell you how much I love your videos! I learn so much from them. I'm doing remedial massage and your content is invaluable to my understanding of functional anatomy and its relevance in the clinical context. Thank you!!!!

Sam, you're inspiring me. I am focusing on studying for the US NCMTB Massage Therapy National Certification Exam which I plan to take in February 2025. I have to study everything. Thanks again!

I love all your videos.. i can say better than any other anatomy videos available on youtube.. i hated anatomy subject in my first year.. i wish i could have seen your videos back then.. you make muscle study so easy.. your words directly go into my head and remains there forever.. you are doing amazing work by helping students to love the toughest subject.. God bless you.. keep making videos.. all the good luck be with you :) :)

this is the greatest lecture I have ever seen online. My heartfelt gratitude to you sir!

I rarely loves your lectures at each every topics and so fruitful for me I have followed your all lectures.

2:20 You called the Clavicle Scapula and the Scapula clavicle. The flat bone is the scapula.

Excellent teacher! Great videos! Easy to understand and fun to watch! Absolutely love all!

I am an OTA prepping for my board exam. You are amazingly comprehensive, and easily digestible while being a bit entertaining! I wish I would have had you as a professor for anatomy and kinesiology! Thank you for helping me get ready to help others live life to the fullest!

This is getting me through my gross anatomy subject in a more efficient way. Well done, sir. I really appreciate you.

No words for you absolutely great. I almost watch all videos on this channel in less than 3 months

your teaching style is really amazing and easy to understand because you gave a lot of daily life examples.

Good stuff! I’m an OT and have spent two years working with the pediatric population in sensory integration. I have to keep up on the moving parts and muscles. This tutorial is well produced and easy to follow. Thank you for your work.

Thank you so much for these videos! They're especially helpful in this lockdown, where we cannot participate to any of the lectures in the anatomy laboratory. I love the way you make these videos and your explanations, you make the topics so much easier to understand and visualize! And in this particular video, I like your correlations with working out in the gym very much! 😊

I had total shoulder replacement six weeks ago and was looking for a detailed way to see which muscle was hurting with what movement. For the first time I can see lifting my arm how the deltoid takes over and the feeling changed. This will help me immensely in moving on with my therapy. Just an excellent presentation.

This is the best video I've watched on KZfaq. THE BEST.

i just love it when he catches himself going off on a tangent. very relatable.

This is a treat for visual learners. i could only wish for a 3D model to learn muscle position and action from. Because of your videos i will now be able to visualize them. Thanks for taking the efforts to bring this to public.

I'm a physiotherapy student 2nd year. They don't bother teaching us anything I'm really glad I came across this guy.

Thanks Dr. Your way to explain the things is so interesting and easy to understand . It's so helpful to us. Nice job sir, please continues it in future.

fantastic video. And great tidbit about the dead lift form being ruined by checking your form from the side! Loved that!

Thank you very much dr. Samuel Webster for your interesting and clear explanation. You really help me know human muscle anatomy better

Sir your videos are too helpful.... Whenever I feel that I am not able to understand ... You make us feel the subject as so simple... With your ease in explanation and your love towards the subject which is very much visible in your videos.... You inspire us.... I am a yoga enthusiast and I am finding great help from you sir... Thank you and God bless you

Im studying Sportsmassage in the Netherlands and I find your videos very useful. Not only do you point the muscles out, you also describe the functions and movements. Thank you and greetings from Dublin, Ireland where Im currently watching this video :D

I never thought about the fact I am putting my lavator scap out of alignment when lifting weights, & turning my head to look at my form I actually always do that, so thanks for the info!!!

I've been watching your videos since 3 years ago at the start of high school and you've been a tremendous help, so I was kinda sad I had to stop watching since I graduated. But I'm going to major in arts for uni and had to learn again anatomy, so thank you so so much for all your videos!

So glad you became a teacher. You know how to make anatomy common sense.

So cool, and helpful, the way you bring in very visual examples of how the muscles work, like the boxer's reach, the pullups, Bruce Lee, your own fractured clavicle +++ Loving it!

Thank you for the video! I'm able to visualize the movement of the upper limp a lot better after watching it! 😁👍

Thanks - fascinating presentation. Good to know more about the underlying anatomy of swim strokes! 🌊

🍎🍏🍎🍏🍎 Thank you! Starting Massage Therapy training tomorrow. Your videos are already a huge help!!!!

This is amazing, I’ve just started my level 2/3 which my mind is exploding but when I watch you it’s just amazing thank you

At minute 2:14, you’ve said “scapula” instead of “clavicle “ and vice-versa. Anyway, I really like this presentation, so much clearer and well organized in comparison to others. Thank you. Keep them coming :)

The way u teach is absolutely amazing really love your videos 😍😍

So informative & clearly described. The way is very nice and impressive. Thanks for sharing this video.

brilliant material, thank you so much

I love your videos! I’ve learnt so much from them! There fun, interesting and easy to understand! Thank you!!

Wow thanks, due to covid, we are doing remote learning for my A & P class and this really has me thinking I know my stuff lol You can really tell you are knowledgeable because it shows in how you teach. I'm in the occupational therapy program and shoulder muscles are important to know in our profession. New Subbie!

ooh this is the best video ever !!! I enjoy your videos a lot .. you're the superhero !! ❤❤❤

Very simply explained. You've made this easy.

Thank you for your great videos, so easy learning with and listening to your ‘chats’ .🙏😊

As always, so helpful! Thanks! I am binge-watching your videos =)

I want to write a whole god damn essay about how fantastic you are, and how much this helps me both mentally and "knowledgy" as a medical student - but I`m gonna keep it short and stick to four words. I fu*king love you.

im crying @ hw simple and straight to the point this is

You helped me and Romee so much with our tests. You are amazing Sam! Super Sam Webster ;)

THANK YOU so much for your videos 😃 I really enjoy them 🙏

thank you so much for all of the videos. they are really helpful for me.

awesome...I'm a new personal trainer. I like your style of teaching. Please keep it up. I'm learning. Love it!

Fantastic Sam...the explanations are so practical and clear. Good work mate...

You’re awesome! I was neglecting myself. Going back on truck💪🏽. Thank you 😊.

I had no idea that it could be interesting.Thanks for the great job!

Thanks for this video I've been I severe pain in my left shoulder for over eight months and only receiving one physio session a month just joined a gym to try and strengthen it and my training couch told me the exercises I been doing are for the wrong muscles I'm now doing better and video really helped explain x

Thanks a lot, sir. You have helped so much!

your teaching is wonderful love learning anatomi with you what ever i want really perfect go ahead....

so so good! I have anatomy examen in one month, thats a huge help! Also i go to the gym, and swimming so your your infos are even more helpful!

3 min into this video and I already love it

Thank you Dr House 🙂 you are wonderful

Awsome explanation, I am having my PT Level 3 exam soon. Thank you thank you thank you

Allow me to complement you on presenting detailed information in a friendly format. Your insights on all aspects of the body have helped me maintain health and efficiency, especially in ballroom dance. Please continue to do your excellent work. Thank You.

helpful video for recovery after a shoulder injury thanks

Best anatomy videos on You Tube. thanks!

I'm learning from Argentina. Awesome stuff. Thanks!!!

Beautifully explained. Loved this one (Y)

U are soo amazing...love your videos..God i wish i had a teacher like u

I’ve just bumped into your videos. It’s had to express how amazing these videos are in these times. Anatomy & Physiology is not easy online. My class was only converted to online because of SARS-CoV-2. Its next to impossible to memorize all of the muscles, with insert and origin, from a piece of paper that is 2D space. I’ll admit I wasn’t doing well. I was not understanding the descriptions and correlating them to the muscles in my body. However, in 2 hours and 4 videos, I’ve managed to not only remember all of the muscles for the back, posterior neck, pectoral girdle, and remember all their insertions and origins, too. I wanted to say thanks. I think I would have failed my exam. Now, i’m feeling much more confident. I may not get an A, but I definitely won’t get an F. Juli

You’re amazing man never stop spreading you knowledge modern day anatomy Jesus

Thank you so much! I can now memorise all the muscles with your well defined teaching! Please do load more anatomy videos :)

Im loving these videos particularly helping me remeber the moter function with visual comparions! the weirder ones are the easiest to remember lol! superheros work well :)

These older videos are very very good, GReat even; YOur newer ones have subjects less relevant for me cause you have allready been around the interesting subjects. I will encourage ppl. to go back and some of these GREAT videos!!! My bodybuilding friends will love it.

You make (Anatomy) fun I enjoy watching ur video ❤thank you so much

Thank you so much for your teaching.

i enjoy watching your video.....very informative and entertaining....

Wow thanks a lot about the head turning advice, that's how I slightly strained that muscle 3 times while doing push ups, without understanding what was the issue. I couldn't turn my rib cage for some days and everything was inflamed but not swollen, ibuprofen saved me each time! But I noticed that a good warm up helps a lot.

I love how sam hops between being knowledgeable and forgetful with these muscle groups.

Dear Sam, You've been a superb Tutor & model Anatomy Teacher that made such a rough non-living subject into a wonderfully enchanting one. Congratulations! Your topics and posts are being viewed by so many Medical Professionals in all levels. Note: You've made unintentional mistake by labelling (actually saying) the Clavicle is the Scapula and vise-versa (minute 2:12). Of course the rest of the dialogue naturally corrected the reference. Thank you!

you should do a series of muscle videos for bodybuilders. With the aim of getting a clear idea on which muscles move in what direction. I got a lot from this video but would be great if you did a single video for each muscle group.

You rock! Great work!

so interactive thank you

Amazing videos!

Excellent explanation thank you.

Thank You Sam.

Love these video's. You saved me :-) I'm writing a thesis on Frozen Shoulder and got stuck somewhere along the line,. Thanks to your clear explanation with vibrant energy, I'm back on track. _/|\_

Very helpful thank you great upload

Thank you for your video.

Excellent teaching well done

Subclavius also provides electromagnetic energy transfer and slight mechanical advantage to the primary lymph drainage duct of the head and upper trapezius.

Its very helpful!

Thank you , great videos

Your explanation is very interesting, although I do not understand English very much, but I have benefited, thank you 🦋

Absolutely great great plz post more vids

Very informative video for anatomy students. But there is one thing I did not agree upon regarding trapezius muscle. You described upper fibers rotate scapula upward and lower fibers rotate it downward However both upper fibers and lower fibers together rotate scapula upward given that lower fibers insert in to medial aspect of the spine and upper fibers insert in to lateral aspect of spine giving a nut like rotation.

GREAT VIDEO!

really helpful. thank you!

Thanks dr