Bilateral Stance- Force calculation and Joint compression

Detailed discussion of force transmission in bilateral stance. The Line of gravity passes slightly posterior to hip joint in erect bilateral stance and hence it induces a gravitational extension moment. It has to be balanced by some structres but for our astonishment the muscles around his are realtively inactive during erect bilateral stance. Which structre provide the counter force against this extension moment and produces equilibrum?
Watch out video for the answer!
Further the joint compression at each hip joint during bilateral stance is calculated using mathematical relationship.During bilateral stance force at hip is equal to 2/3 rd weight of the HEAD ARM TRUNK( HAT). Stay tuned for more details.
Kindly excuse the video was accidentatly after uploading hence reuploading it.

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What did you use for your voice recording because it is good and it is audible

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This is frst credit that i got fr the sound and sound quality...i always thought it was bit down...i dont know wther u would believe or not its just my natural sound box! I mean no recording devices in addition...just my sound and in editing i make it to 200-230 % via i movie thts all

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Hi sir you really made hip complex so simple.Can you please make videos for GAIT as well

[@TonysTutorial]

Thnk you for feedback...glad to hear it...ofcourse i m planing to cover all biomech chapters...now we are on knee...after ankle, posture and gait will be done...good luck

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Ty sir ...it really made bilateral stance force transmission easier..

[@ruchiitabisht6895]

Hello sir, in the last part, 875N is total body weight, HAT will be 583.2N , And you said , weight on 1 hip will be 1/2 of HAT, so it will be 291.6N for Right hip And obviously for Left hip it will be 291.6N And if we add both (wt on left and right hip) it will be 583.2N But the final sum of HAT and both legs should be equal to the total body weight right? In our case, (mentioned in the video) the sum is coming more than the total body weight that is 583.2 + 291.6 + 291.6 = 1166.4 N I did not get the above (video) mentioned problem solving method. Kindly explain this to me. (I’m not considering the minor calculation error that has occurred from your end in the video, please exclude it) And solve my query Thankyou sir

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[@TonysTutorial]

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Hello sir..is there any video on range of motion during walking??

[@121aanisaamin8]

Which force is transmitted in hip joint ..name ??

[@kalashree367]

Hai sir..can you check with the example given in the text book for bilateral stance ?? I.e page no-380 Example 10-4 and I think compression through each hip joint is supposed to be 275N..can you check let me know the answer please

[@TonysTutorial]

Yes i willcheck out...right now i m out of station.if its about bilateral stance then thers a mistake in text...i dont know if u r refering to the same

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@@TonysTutorial yeah...I am referring Cynthia c. Norkin

[@TonysTutorial]

Hai may i know which editon of norkin are u refering...in my latest edition the 380 page deals wth knee complex...just specfiy ur version of text book and which scenario are u refering...bilateral wth lean or cane - ipsilateral or controlstral...just check it out nd let me know...thnknu

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[@TonysTutorial]

Thats happy to hear....thank you

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Sir i think calculation get wrng if it's 875N then 2/3 of 875 will be around 583.3 if it is 825 the it's exactly 550N 🙂

[@TonysTutorial]

ya u r right...thnk u

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Thank you for supprts and feedback

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I dont get u sry....what u mean by log?

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Oh yes we will hv it in next week wheb we start the posture chapter...stay tunned

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Sir, what is gravitational torque

[@TonysTutorial]

torque caused by gravitational force, same as any other torque only difference is the cause of the torque is gravitational force

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English subtitle is aviable automatically suggested by youtube, but now when i check it out ...there are lot mistakes in autotranslation...i m editing it...but it may take some time ..sorry for inconveience

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