Biomechanics and Events of the Sit-to-Stand

[@JustUpright]

As a DPT myself, I deeply appreciate how you explained the sequence and muscle activation in this video! Thank you so much!

[@muhamadelfitrasalam2211]

Well presented! Thank you for the explanation I was looking for, really loved this excellent video.

[@ResiliencePhysiotherapy]

Brilliant video. So easy to take in information the way you present it. Are there plans to do similar videos on the gait cycle or step up? I've had a look through the channel but couldn't find anything, sorry if it's already been covered. Thanks again for the content

[@infinitesulli043]

Very helpful! Thank you~

[@edenbillysimpson]

Thank you for putting this up

[@aditi6651]

Amazing video! This is a lifesaver for Physio final exam. Thank you so much!

[@CatalystUniversity]

Thank you! Glad this helped.

[@benjaminlee4367]

Great video! Thank you for the simple explanation!

[@benjaminlee4367]

Could you also do a similar video for ascending and descending stairs?

[@rachitatripathy]

Loved it!! Thanks for explaining

[@weishen4878]

Thanks for the explanation, loved this info!

[@CatalystUniversity]

You're very welcome!

[@matteoghezzi775]

Amazing video.. could you do something about step-up too?

[@soyoyeemman4343]

This is beautiful

[@shilpavpurushothaman]

Brilliant video

[@FarooqAhmad-bk9jl]

Great video sir... Thank you so much.😍

[@user-px6hy3zf2s]

Thanks alot for your great efforts

[@runesnderkr880]

Tank you for sharing, well presented. Do you have any references on your material?

[@alexanderkenniethbam]

Hi, do you have a playlist with biomechanics/kinesiology/movement analysis? thank you!

[@andrewgallegos3525]

I know this is an older video but hopefully you still see this. For the foot shift after the initial flexion phase, what would be the difference if the knees or body were shifted forward so that the feet are shifted 10 cm back while staying stationary. Would that be basically the same thing?

[@goodhtamh]

Amazing

[@محمدالعتيبي-ج2ط]

Thank you so much 😊

[@seamusmccartney5872]

Phenomenal video, loved the insight! What study did you use the EMG data from?

[@CatalystUniversity]

Thank you! For whatever reason, I'm not able to access it at this time, but it is definitely Khemlani, 1999; and I think the exact article is "Muscle Synergies and Joint Linkages in Sit-To-Stand Under Two Initial Foot Positions".

[@karthikeyandakshitaana20b04]

Very Nice Video, would be great if you could share the resources you used for making the same.

[@lindseytreweek8771]

Is there a primary source? I went to one that I thought was it but didn't find the graphs showing the activity of the different muscles

[@rohand2922]

Can you explain why to this question. When I sit for 5-10 min my lower back locks up, then I have this hunch to my back until I walk bit then the pain goes away. I currently have a pain my left hip and I have lower left back pain. Are they connected?

[@MS-us9jv]

Sources please?

[@playitback-os7mh]

Why don`t you add a patreon link to your video

[@CatalystUniversity]

Thank you for the tip!

[@ashikacv9169]

Is there any way I can access those EMG graphs?

[@lenkakruger5550]

Really cool video! What primary sources did you use? (struggling student please help)

[@lenkakruger5550]

Movement analysis of sit-to-stand - research informing clinical practice Gunilla E. Frykberg & Charlotte K. Häger, to any future students in need!

[@muhamadelfitrasalam2211]

@@lenkakruger5550 Amazing, thank you so much!

[@lindseyt5496]

@@lenkakruger5550 I am from the future, and a student in need! Thank you! :)

[@user-mx1xb5eh4m]

Thanks, I really needed this xd

[@send_ferns_1345]

Can anyone tell me , where exactly is the centre of mass in sitting position ?

[@sreerajck4924]

Thank you

[@kajolrana2267]

Can you mention reference for this topic

[@cristianamachadodarosaesil4553]

I need too.

[@geobinluke9699]

Very helpful , thank you. 👍🏻