Easiest Way to Remember Movement Terms | Corporis

To round out the intro to Anatomy videos, we'll learn the words you'll need to describe the unique motions that the joints have to go through.
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[@MedlifeCrisis]

Aw man, I can't be the only one upset that the whole video wasn't just anatomical yoga. That was hilarious :D

[@Corporis]

Medlife Crisis gonna have to find a yoga channel to work with / take the piss out of 😏

[@rababhabib9241]

i really thought this was just yoga and was about to head out until i read this comment😭

[@cmj9151]

Oh I was very relieved 😆haha

[@izzytrip]

Haha right

[@laramoreiradefreitasdrigo1239]

I was so freaking excited for anatomical yoga, I even changed into yoga clothes for it :(

[@KaragozTheLow]

Table of content: 0:40 - Intro 2:10 - Abduction & Adduction 2:59 - Radial & Ulnar Deviation 3:17 - Flexion & Extension 4:25 - Medial & Lateral Rotation (Internal & External Rotation) 6:03 - Supination & Pronation 6:39 - Dorsiflexion & Plantar flexion 6:57 - Inversion & Eversion 7:17 - Elevation, Depression, Protraction, Retraction 7:25 - Circumduction 7:36 - Active, Passive & Resisted Motion 8:10 - More info

[@desirees8137]

You are my hero! Thank you. Too much to learn and so little time.

[@justinprice2136]

God bless

[@rannies.8297]

Thank you 😊

[@finfoxwolfpack2542]

Your children’s children will always be remembered because of this kindness.

[@alhamdulilah2583]

Thankssss

[@callieshinoda832]

The way that he explained "abduction" and "adduction" with the alien abduction taking his arm away from him and adduction as adding to his body really made it clearer and easier to remember.

[@bsbodysoulfit]

Bruh tell me why I also thought about aliens and said abduction is being probed so open those legs 😭😭😭 so funny

[@LilSk8rBrat]

@@bsbodysoulfit I remember 'prone' scanning position by thinking it's similar to being probed and you'd need to be lying on your stomach to be probed hahahahah

[@zaminahmed297]

So true I was having so trouble with this

[@Corporis]

Hopefully yall found this one useful. Hope you're all having a good start to the semester!

[@muhammedyarsi9094]

OH THANKS MAN YOU RE A LIFESAVER

[@girlfuge01]

I found this video while studying Bio 210 A&P. Really helped with flexion vs. extension. Thank you so much!!

[@RohitKumar-wd3ij]

Thank you its really helpful 😍

[@baker_2001]

Thank mate, now its unforgotten to me ❤️

[@annatamariz6067]

You deserve way more followers and likes. You’re honestly so helpful and the way you explain topics is amazing, I’m having such a hard time with my anatomy class and I’m so glad I found your channel! Thank you so much

[@alexsutter4261]

I’ve been in class for the last 8 hours today and I was kinda lost on this entire subject… but you’ve literally helped me understand all of this in 5 minutes 😂 keep killing it brotha! We want more!! 😊

[@bintssembajja9298]

Me too 😂😂 i was really so confused. Until now

[@girlfromtv]

this is the most useful video on YT about this topic fr…. i came to you during midterms now im coming during final and you made is so easy. tysm

[@yanesistavarezogando7315]

I can't believe you posted this video one day before my midterm exam in high school. thank you very much and I hope you continue to grow in this channel.

[@abdinasirelmi1044]

So, how did it go?

[@oliviashaw3148]

It was really nice to have all of the movements overviewed in one short video. I feel like a lot of times we learn about different parts of the body and their movements, but it is helpful to hear all of the movements at once and see how they relate.

[@kaileegross7476]

I appreciate how you include so many analogies into your videos! It helps create a mental cheat sheet of what's actually going on.

[@adamgates6126]

I love the way you describe each movement in a way that allows us to memorize it quickly!

[@audreyoates3242]

I love your humor and creativity! Your description of the terms is so helpful as well and being able to see the movements!

[@Chris-ki2dx]

This is freaking genius, gotta love this guy. You sir saved me a lot of headache with one single video. Kudos

[@Corporis]

Glad it helped, best of luck in your classes

[@LandoftheIn-Between]

Thank you for this. I loved your energy, explanations and the visuals. You clearly have a passion for anatomy and a real gift for teaching. 🙏🏼

[@SuperMisterKory]

I love that your analogy for remembering each movement is so ridiculous, but is also so perfect at the same time. I think of them in very similar ways too (abduction = abduction of my arm, plantarflexion = you plant a plant down into the ground, etc.). Anyway, great video! Currently studying so this was really helpful :)

[@emilydonahue8216]

This was very helpful! I like how every movement he talked about was broken down and clearly explained

[@iNoRiJoY13]

I really liked his thorough explanation of each movement and its so nice to have this video to look back on as a reference for studying!

[@terragilman6473]

Thank you for showing real life examples of each term and the importance of anatomical position! That helps make sense of it all

[@johntaylor8097]

Got my first lab practical next week and joint motions are one of the things I need to learn. This video was super helpful!

[@DrAdnan]

I’ve been stumbling trying to explain things in a sports med clinic lately. This should help, thanks!

[@evaozimec]

I love the analogies! I especially liked relating supination to "soup"ination as it looks like one is reaching out to ask for more soup. I won't forget this one now!

[@user-iu5ez9tb4u]

I have never gone over any of the more in-depth movement terms but just started a couple of kinesiology classes and hopefully what I learned in this video helps out in the long run. The radial and ulnar deviation is something I had never learned before, it was also great to hear how all the movements work together rather than just explaining them individuallly.

[@caleighgarcia7792]

I will definitely be saving this video for the future! I liked the comparison between eversion and inversion, it helped me to remember the difference. Also, I liked how you mentioned that your hip can move internally while the rest of your lower leg moved externally!

[@vonboyage]

This guy is absolutely brilliant!!! Knows Exactly how to teach.

[@delaneyroche227]

This video gives a really good overview of all of the anatomical movements we've been looking at this week in Structural Kines.

[@dianalira6870]

This was a great video explaining each of the movements at the muscles and joints. I like how you perform each movement since more people are visual learners.

[@yasmina1383]

Thanks a lot. You taught me all I couldn't learn in weeks in 5 minutes.

[@humanbeing3177]

You are far better than my Anatomy professor. Finally got a video which has cleared all of my confusion. Thanks a lot

[@meganwolbert7356]

This was great. Studying for my CPT exam and this was not only spot on, but great for being a visual learner. Thank youu ☺️

[@zoiezantua7002]

I loved seeing the movements visually and the examples stuck to me even more!

[@simply_aj1152]

You articulate so well that now I FINALLY understand what my teacher has been saying for three weeks 🤣 thank you thank youuuu sir 🙏🏾

[@laurenomalley9063]

I really liked how he explained every movement and showed them as well.

[@KR-ei2fw]

Love the humor. This is helping me remember what I’m learning in my A&P class.

[@LamicaNoorGarcia]

This was AWESOME! Thank you so much for making this video. You made things very simple ❤️❤️❤️

[@user-fp5pk9rf8k]

Um this video did what 3.5 hours of an in person lecture in college couldn't do. BRAVO!

[@mayrasalas6873]

That intro was hysterical!!!

[@hannahchacon9621]

These tips and tricks helped me out so much, very descriptive and easy.

[@kieranmccarty1039]

I enjoyed watching this video not only because it was informational but because it had humorous. I also loved how it involved yoga, which I love! Thank you!

[@deborahrobicheaux9238]

Super GREAT video! My students will love the simple ways you explain the muscle movements. Loved the sense of humor as well.

[@Corporis]

Glad it was helpful! Lots more coming this fall

[@kristapettit6380]

This video is so helpful to include within my personal training knowledge. Thank you so much! Brilliant!

[@lamiyaabbasova4806]

You are my super hero these days , thank you for fantastic information 🎉

[@MarcelClementi]

Amazing video! Really clear, great ways to remember the terms. Thank you! Subscribed!

[@muskanwaqar2139]

A super duper examples of Supination and Pronation, great job.👌🏻👏🏻

[@Rachel-pp3gg]

Awesome. I finally found videos that think as I do - I remember the terms exactly in those ways too - Thanks for the light-hearted to the point physical examples. Well done and I'll definitely be checking out the rest of your playlist on the subject. :)

[@Corporis]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@jonathanrobyn2450]

Thank you! These were very helpful. That was helpful how you clarified wrist abduction/adduction and radial deviation/ulnar deviation

[@alexissoncrant130]

I want more anatomical yoga videos!! this was super helpful, especially the part about inversion and eversion!

[@paraskaith5027]

All those fancy terms finally makes sense and btw thank you so much for telling how you remember the meanings , it was super helpful

[@kururu_jekkies]

I was having a hard time to understand these terms, this video helped me amazingly. Thank you bro❤

[@imaanrichardson9823]

Im doing a sports course in school and have been struggling with this so much. Thank you ❤

[@Health-Through-Balance]

such beautiful teaching skill. Respect

[@farihahanjum]

literally the best, movements video.

[@JamieHumeCreative]

This was so much fun! I loved you intro. It would be so cool to go the whole video like that. It would really help me learn the names of everything. Still, this was great! Thank you!

[@sweetmeditations]

Oh wow, this is so helpful. Thank you so much for creating this video!

[@melindawendrick6655]

AMAZING video! When asked how to remember these movements I was met with "just practice". Thanks for giving me hope!!!

[@Corporis]

Glad it was helpful! Good luck going forward!

[@elizabethsilva6691]

It is just amazing the way that you are explaining it! tks so much.

[@wompusslompus5424]

I think of inversion/ eversion like this: soles of my feet facing "IN" towards each other= inversion Soles of feet pointing away like they're avoiding looking at each other, or "evading"= eversion

[@SophieMarieWellness]

This is fantastic! So well explained and easy to understand. Thank you. Keep it up :)

[@lauradavis9524]

From this baby ISSA trainee, I THANK YOU DEEPLY

[@lincolnscott1877]

Thank you very much for this amazingly helpful video! I pray that you continue to have great energy when it comes to the blessings that The Good Lord has granted us through our bodies!

[@tresatriesit]

Starting PTA school next week, love your videos!

[@samanthashaw151]

Thank you for reminding me of what I needed to know for my classes

[@Sara-wn3vr]

I appreciate this video as someone who doesn’t speak English as their first language I cannot thank you enough honestly

[@naglaakhaled5259]

This a great video for artists too!!! I really find that helpful to studying anatomy as an artist!❤️

[@melaniewong6537]

Thank you for your videos. They are very helpful.

[@dygmonika]

wow, the abduction cracked me up :D you managed to explain otherwise boring stuff in very funny way, true genius

[@sonario6489]

Thank you so, so much for this video! I'm somewhat studying muscle movement for animation, so this is a very big help.

[@appealingbanana7463]

I feel so empowered by all this knowledge, I've been Powerlifting for a while now, and whenever I look into videos about drills to heal an injury or strengthen a body part all these terms come up...but know i can finally get it without having to google the terms every 5 minutes. Thanks

[@Corporis]

That’s rad, thanks for the kind words

[@appealingbanana7463]

@@Corporis Keep it up man, great content.

[@kerenchevereperez4380]

Love this. Just sent it to my weight training mentor.

[@jennifermarinov7045]

Studying for the NASM. This was super helpful. Thanks!

[@nenek.3886]

I'm a massage therapy student, this video has been really helpful to my studies.

[@maggieverbright]

Amazing clear video that helped me remember all these movement terms better. Thanks a lot and subscribed.

[@Corporis]

Awesome, thank you!

[@tk13edm]

I was studying the terms before watching this video. I came across abduction and immediately thought of an "alien abduction", as to say, "being taken away." Then watching this video, seeing he had the same way to remember the term, made me feel even more confident that I understood what was going on. A&P is probably the most difficult class I ever taken, but I care about this class so much. Videos like yours make it easier for students who are struggling during this pandemic. Thank you! :)

[@Corporis]

Best of luck in your studies!

[@chasebibbey2539]

I liked all the fun and different ways to remember the anatomical movements.

[@gabrielareyes5804]

I teach Anatomy and your videos have been a tremendous visual aid for my students! thank you!

[@Corporis]

You're very welcome! I'm a teacher too -- best of luck in the classroom

[@czarventura3094]

I love the mini reminders! Thanks so much this helped a lot!

[@Corporis]

My pleasure! I'm hoping to get my muscle series finished sometime soon!

[@ahmadgohar1492]

Very Helpful and method of expaining is awesome🌹

[@summerinamerica]

This video is so helpful. Thank you for investing your time in making this video.

[@Corporis]

Glad it was helpful!

[@user-ue1cu3tn1e]

This video was drastically amazing! So much information in such clear and affordable way! Cheers bro!

[@Corporis]

Glad you enjoyed it! Best of luck in your studies

[@megangartlan2856]

This video has been SUPER helpful thank you!

[@Danis_diaries]

excellent video, this is really helping me in my anatomy module at school!!

[@sultie8381]

Thank you for this awesome video!

[@lisahopoi9029]

I enjoyed this video and found it really helpful. I always get confused about abduction and adduction, but seeing it as radial and ulnar deviation is a lot easier.

[@anotidaishekurauvone5563]

Useful, great video. Thanks

[@KembaMarcano]

Thank you so much! I will never again confuse abduction and adduction :D Brilliant!

[@ulylly]

Super helpful and clear!

[@nickthebreadstick2314]

Thanks so much for the help man! Keep doin what your doin

[@PaperMikes]

Ahh, finally. Thanks! Thinking about shoulder flexion and explaining it in my head gave me a headache. Fetal position got me thinking about it in relation to the whole body instead. Now I just imagine: -an invisible line that starts at your head (0 degrees) -the joint representing the angle bend point -the rest of the arm is the 2nd line -the resting position is at 180 deg Decrease the angle (flexion) by moving the arm forward, where reaching sky-high would be close to 0 deg. Increase the angle (extension) by moving it backwards from whatever current position you're in. We can bend more towards the origin line (0 deg). We can bend less around the resting position (180 deg).

[@cinnamonboyle4930]

You make this easy. 🥺🥺 Thank you 😊

[@manojdissa3487]

Thanks a lot for posting this video. I'm a medical scriber and this has helped me immensely. Although, at 7:03, you made a slight glitch, you compensated that with your sense of humour. Keep up the good work, mate! And stay safe and sound!

[@nadiahyasmin5115]

Thank you so much for this useful info!!!!

[@johannaostia9514]

Thank you for the clear explanation

[@Trilzk]

You Sir are an excellent teacher 👏🏼

[@Corporis]

I appreciate that!

[@SunshineLove26]

SOOOOOO HELPFUL !!!!! your attractiveness also helps

[@manaral-tamimi5002]

i've been having a crisis trying to understand these types of motions, other videos made it so complicated. Yours just simplified things... Thank you man

[@Corporis]

I got you fam. Let me know any other topics you want to see 🙌

[@lanareedsparklyunicorn3708]

I loved this so so much! Thank you for making this!

[@Corporis]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@shannon6859]

Hi,I'm one of your newest subscribers! :)👋 Thank you so much for making this video!! Great video,and btw I Love it.. ❤️👍 You made everything so easy to understand!! God Bless You!.. 🙏🏽

[@mixaliskonstantinidis6773]

Excellent explanation and editing!

[@sakuracoco2464]

Woow~!! This video is so much easier to understanding and memorize terms! I got it now !!! :-) thank you so much!!

[@Corporis]

My pleasure! Glad to help

[@mras3715]

Thank you so much for this!

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Wonderful explanation.

[@GoodSirB]

Nothing like some last minute studying for a quiz. Great video!

[@Corporis]

I got you fam!