Love your teaching style. Even while i know the latin vocabulary, taking the time to reinforce the understanding using plain english really helps cement everything in my brain. Thanks!

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I am becoming an RMT, and I could not find a video that would let me understand these muscles well. until now!!!! amazing

Excellent video. Thank you for posting.

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How come the contraction of a muscle cause both contrary motions? I mean, how can the contraction of the radiobrachialis muscle cause both pronation AND supination of the forearm?

An amazing source of anatomical knowledge. Your channel is quite a discovery. Thank you for your work

Where to get this skeleton?

Thank You. Good explanation

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Simple dimple explanation thank you man

This video actually helped me alot! Im actually gonnna try to watch all of your videos so i can learn more.

Extremely helpful info....am going to subscribe and have a look at your other videos. I'm scouring youtube for different ways to release my QL muscles and possibly psoas etc. The entirety of my leg muscles and buttocks feel like they are being sucked upwards day and night (the extreme discomfort stops me sleeping) and an orthopedic surgeon I saw a few years back told me it was due to my QL muscles. He gave me some exercises which did help but eventually the problem has come back. I have fluroquinolone induced tendonitis for 22 years and have had extremely horrific problems with my spine due to the malfunctioning of the ligaments. From this video I think my QL must be over compensating for the poorly functioning Erector Spinae / Multifidus - I did not realise that the QL only works 10% or less of extensor actions.

Thank you so much for your help.. this is a huge help to me as a practitioner that likes to see things motion and good explanations .I will be donating to you Paypal too!!

Excellent. I never liked the term "quads" or "quadraceps". Only "jocks" like to over-use that ignorant terminoligy. It's too brainy for them to use proper anatomical terminology.

Totally Agree with Chris below; I searched high and low for this information, and after many hours it came in language I can understand;

The *_vocal fry_* is killing me.

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These videos are immensely useful for learning artistic anatomy, too! I appreciate the hard work you've put into each and every one of them. :)

Great videos. Really sad that you stopped posting

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Fantastic explanation!!

Thank you a lot, Mr.! I do exercises.

Thanks so much! I have a 50% tear of the gluteus minimus. Had no idea where it was located or what it was used for. Now I know.

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Great video! Thanks.

I have tremendous difficulty understanding what prorioception is even with the explanation. I need to see a visual explanation.

Thank you - really appreciated the last part, illustrating the related motions

Amazing , Thank you So much For Such A Informative Video.

Sorry to say but one mistake in this video... Ecu originates from medial epicondyle of humerus 😊

Well done and thanks a lot! You are excellent in explaining. Just found ur channel and am grateful

it looks like the hamstring portion is smaller while the adductor portion is a larger surface area. But in some studies we see the adductor mangus is more of an extensor than an adductor. Do you think the adductor portion is also contributing and working as a whole in hip extension?

Thank you. That was a very good explanation.

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A wonderful vid, indeed! You show very clearly not only how the ITB works to provide a TON of stability to the hip and knee joints, but the joint movement it allows the other muscles to do!

Thank you so much! My go to channel for skeletal muscle! All the info without the hustle! It’s a rhyme lol

So simply explained! Nicely done.

I got a sharp object penetrating the psoas muscle

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Great vid! I'm doing a surface EMG study of wrist action in the tennis forehand. I find the tightening of the grip interfering with identifying wrist flexion. Which muscle would you recommended trying to get a signal from to isolate wrist flexion? Thanks!

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