pls make a video of multifidus

Great videos and great explanations. Thank you for creating them so all of us can learn!

Thank you so much for your videos, I think it would be helpful if you demonstrated the actions yourself as well as on the skeleton

I really appreciate the amount of effort and education you put into your videos, thank you so much 🙏🏾🙏🏾

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Awesome its really motivating me to build my Transvere Abdominis core strength daily !!! Spine and Pelvis Stability

I've noticed that when i do deficit bulgarian split squats, my rectus femoris is very sore the next day because of such deep hip flexion. I've always wanted to see that muscle pop on my thighs, and i feel it also greatly helps with knee and ankle stabilization, as well as all around balance, so I incorporated them into my regular fitness routine.

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Such a clear video. Thanku.

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That's why Devon Larrat can gain such powerfull strength, cause of his brachioradialis is so strong that can support him to do pronation.😊

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Great videos, thank you so much! One suggestion: a darker background would be really nice. :)

Good stuff. For revision

Why this channel stopped uploading this simple , useful and beautiful videos ??😢

Great ivideos i loved the flash card ,

Great explanation but aren’t u the guy from I can’t hit my protein videos?

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your videos are amazing but i found a mistake in joints distal interphalangeal joint short form is DIP not PIP🙂❤❤

white background is so helpful 😛.....sory i am just kidding this video is very helpful

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THank you for the clarity, and friendliness of your explanations-- translating the anatomical terms into "common English" and also commenting on the frequent abbreviations ["QL = quadratus lumborum," for example], and for your good pronunciation of Latin. BUT I have a question-- I've got it in my head that "I've always heard" that the QL "hikes the hip." YOu don't mention this -- but since it goes from the crest of the ilium to t-12 rib, it looks like it OUGHT to be able to pull the hip towards the ribs. Is that not so? And if not, can you say why not? Thank you.

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This is a tremendous website keep up the good work.👍👍👍 You have the information correct here. However, can you please correct it on your site, where the illustrations are stating differently. All the other information is correct. Just a minor error.

according to Neumann kinesiology, it says past 60 degress of hip flexion the piriformis acts as a hip internal rotator because the moment arm is positioned anterior to the hip joint longitudinal line; what do you think ?

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Would loosening the TFL help for anything?

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Bro made my anatomy practical easier. God bless bro 😂

These are the best videos I’ve found on the erector spinae muscles. I was having a hard time visualizing them all together, as most other vids present the sections of each by themselves.

Best content on the ITB I've found! Thank you for this information.

Brilliant videos, helping me so much with my A&P. Thank you :)

Gee thanks man this helped me a lot for my biology lab practical!!

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Awesome video. It's really helping me with my anatomy class.

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Seems like this muscle is more of a synergist muscle than a agonist.

very hard to tell apart green from red with color blindness other than that great video

Very informative! Thank you. P.S. The white background makes it difficult to see details of the skeleton.

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This was really helpful thank you very much Are there any other innervations that can override the primary one you mentioned?

You did it well....better than the rest. Well illustrated.... better than those who just talked about medial rotation. Keep up that good work. bless you!.

Is there a reported length of the gluteus maximus tendon that attaches to the IT band. Where you pointed it looks like it's basically from the level of half the IT band to the level of gluteus tuberosity of femur?

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