Gluteal muscles (anatomy)

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You are a great teacher. I’m not even an anatomy student; the vids are just entertaining and educational ;)

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[@phongvong8639]

Too much gluteal muscles will make you go crazy on opposite genders; because the bundle of fibers are degenerated to produce a pair of cheeks behind. That's why we sometimes couldn't properly relax, or calm our nerves down, so we walk fast in paces then you are attracted by a man if you are a lady, and vice versa.

[@Drmuazahmed]

The only one person who makes anatomy less boring to learn. Sir I'd really appreciate if you also discuss major clinical problems Long with the muscles origin, insertion, blood supply, nerve invervation and action. I just love the way you explain things. Much respect!

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Muaz Ahmed I am a retired RN, but love human anatomy lectures. It is very interesting that I seem to learn easily from you. I went to nursing school at age 38 and loved the classes and lectures. I miss that sometimes and look lectures for refreshment of my knowledge.

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[@dazza1336]

This is amazing ,I've had a hip resurface op 6 months ago and this is fantastic at explaining how these muscles work . I could listen to this guy all day 10/10

[@carminnel]

Thank you so very much Sam. I was born without a "hip roof" (not sure on the medical terminology). Had my first operation at age 2yrs and last one age 17yrs and was told I will never be able to move my legs greater than 90 degree apart. I never really had problems with my hip since then except for recently at the age 37yrs. The doctor that time told me I will have to exercise my legs for the rest of my life and I have struggled with keeping to that the last 1.6yrs and started getting hip pains and walking (without realizing) with my one foot turned outwards. When did the standing exercise now I immediately leaned to the one side where on my other side I was standing strong. I always had this uneducated thought my pain has to do with my actual bone and not really being able to do anything about it. I now see and understand why the doctor said what he did and have hope that I can train my Gluteous minimus and medium to become stronger so I can walk balanced again.

[@ChocolateJewels]

As a yoga practitioner and teacher, I am obsessed with anatomy and the biomechanics of movement. Your clips are fantastic; thank you for making them. It’s a completely different thing to look at a picture/drawing in a book or app and watching you take apart your “muscle man”. And yes, a cuppa is always an excellent choice :)

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[@traceyminogue2862]

I've been suffering for ages trying to learn this stuff and then I find your vids and you make it so simple and memorable and funny. Brilliant teech! thank u :)

[@Eternal_11_Sasha]

37 year old woman trying to get into the healthiest state I can. This video answered all of my questions about this section of the body. I have a degenerative (genetic) joint disorder and suspected my pain was sciatica. It could possibly be weakness in these areas you discussed here. Very informative. I will be working to strengthen these areas now that I know what to target. Thank you isn't enough to show my gratitude for such a great demonstration you have blessed us with here. I took anatomy/physiology in school and loved my studies. Our bodies truly are smart machines and you are a wonderful teacher!!

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Excellent teacher. I am a medical practitioner and was so glad to revise my anatomy after almost thirty years

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Yanire Mahabirsingh !!! Exactly what I was thinking 😃🤩😁

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House without the attitude!

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Dr House who runs a marathon rather than taking copious amounts of vicoden

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Sense of humor is excellent

[@radicalarachnid475]

You are videos are amazing Sir. They're helping me with anatomy in first year medical school. Love from India 🇮🇳

[@craigtaylor8431]

Thank you I've suferd pain in my gluteus for 30 years no Dr had educationl of this subject. Didn't teach me a thing Now I can make more spasific excercizes

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Love your videos, Thank you so much 😊 🙏🏻 As another commentator said, you really know how to deliver the info! Never boring!!

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The best person explaining anatomy

[@ifiddle2]

Very, VERY helpful, especially since I had hip replacement surgery (anterolateral) 2 years ago and a walking/hip problem since. My surgeon said "everything looks fine and I just need to stretch". Ends up I was doing "swinging gait" (I noticed) AND my non-surgical leg is a bit shorter than the operative leg. It took another surgeon (and months of walking/exercise problems) to diagnose gluteus medium/minimus issues, swinging gait and shorter leg. Shoe lift (1/4"), exercises and time will hopefully correct these issues. Thanks so much!!!

[@christopherclark8293]

Am a pretty advanced level physio and just wanted to say kudos for your presentation style and content. Great approach and interesting content, I wish that so many moons ago my lecturers and teachers were similar, would have been more enjoyable. Only with thorough knowledge of anatomy can you put human function into perspective and understand pathology. Your video would definitely help learning! Good work mate.

[@MizanurShuvraRidwan]

this 12 minute video educated me more than what i had been trying for 12 years :PO

[@jobrown8146]

I'm currently suffering from glute fatigue after overdoing my exercises after having an L4 bulging disc and the symptoms are similar. I was confused because I would feel good and then feel worse and I thought it was still my back issue. Found out this morning that I've been "killing myself with kindness" doing too much. My physio explained it to me really well but this video definitely provided more knowledge. Thank you.

[@helentongue1495]

I have problems walking & this has helped understand more, from an oldie! Thank you🙂

[@salmankhondekar1777]

The way you explained, I'm going to remember this for life! Thank you soo much

[@dfu1685]

I have an acquaintance that walks like this and so this makes a lot of sense. I hadn’t realized what the problem was but now I do! Thank you for the wonderful explanation! You are a fantastic teacher thank you again.

[@Zincink]

I took life drawing for years and I lift weights so these descriptions were very helpful. I liked the details. Thanks for sharing this wisdom.

[@DarlingBo-bannie]

This video was so helpful in understanding what was happening inside my hip. I got my operation this week partly because I was able to tell my doctor how it felt and how it was acting. Thank you so much!

[@juliehaley9286]

Thank you Sam Webster. Finally a tutorial I didn't want to sleep through. Gracias.

[@philipc8411]

I guess I learn better with multimedia. Your details are comprehensible for me as a layman. You combine anatomy with function. My curiosity is fueled by my need to develop my age-enfeebled and illness enfeebled movement abilities. Various images work but seeing the structures helps too.

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[@mindofmystery5156]

I've been suffering with glute medius for a while, nobody has explained it to me like this so amazing, just need to figure out how to strengthen and fix it, love the video's 🙏❤️❤️

[@errcoche]

Thanks Sam. Older guy with issues around these muscles that I am trying to work on. Fast becoming expert at use of rollers, balls and stretches.

[@teresitaandujar1707]

Nicely put, helped me educate my son who is taking martial arts. Explained it in a way I couldn't. thanks

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this is the best anatomy video i ever seen

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light, fun and most importantly brilliant teacher . thank u so much sam u r amazing ❤️

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No worries

[@Mike-hw5jp]

Loved every second! I'm on a binge. Further solidifying my goal of going to school for this stuff

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Your videos are super insightful. By the way, your voice is really lovely; it sounds like therapy.

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dude. im not in your class, here for my fitness journey but omg THANK YOU

[@enochbrown8178]

I wish I could have seen one of your videos when I was in medical school back in the day. It would have saved me a ton of frustration.

[@wardrobelion]

You explained and demonstrated those muscles perfectly😊👍!

[@madelineclark]

Not a student, just interested in this stuff and you are making great videos! New sub!

[@scoother86]

After hours of searching and almost paying for KenHub, I came across your videos. THANK YOU for explaining it so well. I'm just starting to study for personal training and it has been difficult to imagine movement with just a textbook. I look forward to watching more videos and learning everything i can! :)

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you are excellent teacher, you can deliver the message in the way people can understand & remember Thanks👍

[@vasu7982]

Excellent explanation in a simple way. Easy to understand 👍

[@martine5716]

OMG thank you. I'm not an anatomy student but have given one sided glute activation and strength exercises by my osteo to correct imbalances that are affecting my scj. I was just researching why because that's what I do. You've just described my gait swing that I was trying to explain ❤️🙏

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You remind me of Hugh Laurie of the American TV Show, House. Very entertaining but still stays in point with subject Thank you so much. I may just survive this subject and get certified! ❤️

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thank you so much, explained so well and clear that it stays registered in memory.

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Love your simple explanation and humor. The world needs more like you! Subscribed.

[@teresamoses1316]

Great video. I have a kinesiology test this Monday, and this explains so much, including when I observe people with the different forms of swinging gates. Things that make you say Hmmm.

[@derekdensing6322]

I haven't finished the video but I already learned so much lmao YOU THE BEST !!!

[@veronikafrankova5191]

Incredibly useful. Thank you for this video. It explained why I've got achy hips after my first proper running session yesterday.

[@Kristie77able]

LMT going to Nursing school, love your videos. Refresh and informative!

[@zhengpaul1456]

Great at explaining how each anatomy and the abduction vs adduction, internal vs lateral rotation work for the glutes.

[@1shoebnaveed]

Ur explanation is simply and easy to understand

[@teresinhasantosdacosta746]

Thank you so much for your videos. I have been using all your videos for my Anatomy and Physiology class and they really help. I greatly appreciate you.

[@priyankarane6554]

I like it when you explain movements ❤

[@thisisbob1001]

i got prolapsed disc at L3/4 about 18 months ago so i have to stretch whole bottom half of body every few hours 24/7. this helps to show what muscles are involved.

[@celinalimbecker1770]

you are awesome - thank you so much! Actually I was wondering the whole time about the trendelenburg sign, and in the back of my head I thought: I'm gonna watch sam webster's video later, he'll probably explain it - and guess what: for the first time i finally understand why the hip is lowered on the contralateral side. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!!

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Best teacher ever love u sir😍

[@JyotsnaTY]

Sir you're amazing as always. Thank you so much ❤️

[@daisyduke4640]

I'm in awe of your anatomy model! That is Fantastic 👌

[@myjoyhs]

Thank you so much for this! I have gluteus medius tendonitis and this helps me understand alot.

[@kaburinjuguna6119]

your just a great teacher how you organise your work your words is just amazing

[@sandorholstein286]

Thank you! Had a hip replacement - now I understand so much more!

[@rowanmarc]

thanks for that straightforward explanation; I wasn't quite getting precisely what abduction had to do with walking, now I get the picture

[@dinky..]

You are a wonderful teacher. I've watched this many times since you posted it. Thank you!

[@letabranch7459]

I’m in love with your muscle model! Now I am really understanding the glutes!

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You are absolutely wonderful Thanks keep up with your teaching you are great👍👍

[@70mikepowell]

Awesome, i think this the best video I've seen on explaining the glutes. I suffering knee pain on the outside of the leg. Well done on the ultra, I've started out into the ultra running 👊 Thank you, subscribed 🙌

[@childearth4039]

Trying to get my hip to unfreeze and sit cross legged. Your lecture will help me get there.

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Awesome work. I can't believe this is free content! Please keep more of this coming.

[@charlottedunleavy8305]

Content is amazing. I can understand it! So very helpful for my job as a personal trainer.

[@valeaves]

Finally understood why the hip drops to the opposite side! Thanks :)

[@DavidDorenfeld]

Dude you rock! Awesome tutorial. Answers so many of my questions.

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Outstanding teaching flow

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You are a really good teacher ! thank you so much

[@SierraNovemberKilo]

Accidentally dropped by......oh my! I saw a c.8 year old boy walking oddly yesterday. Initially, I thought he was just playing about but observed he couldn't step properly. Your vid explains and names the conditions. I'm shocked to be informed so quickly.

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Your demos and instruction are fab...helped me to make so much sense. 🤞🤞🤞

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A very attractive way of teaching Anatomical structures , indeed .. Stay blessed ..

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Sir your channel is so education i love it!...just take care of your self and go for massage your own muscle are complaining cathy here

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You are great teacher. . . Thank you so much dear Sam 💙💙💙

[@AceEyeEd]

Nice, just what I needed. My sciatica impinges and understanding the way things work and connect help me heal. I have a good Phd PT and he has vids to explain. This vid show why my left turns in ski racing is limited to ROM. Your other vid on lower limb is great. thanks.

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im broken,ox

[@mariawilson2595]

Well ! I'm no student but , so understand NOW why I have to get my glutes working , in my 7th decade and stiff and slow etc ! I have a weak botty ... so will do exercise ,, thank you young fella !

[@estiaquzzaman]

Thank you, I needed to learn about my sciatica problem. I have l5 bulge disk. You sir helped me a lot!!! Thank you a bunch.

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Sam just what I needed. There concise. Thank you!!!

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It was so clear. Thank you Sir for always making anatomy easy!

[@saluto1397]

I truly liked the three gaits explained magnificently at the end..

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I love anatomy! Great video, thank you!

[@thedaisychain1960]

Would you be able to compose a new series specifically for use, growth and development of all muscle groups specifically for sports movement and bodybuilding for comprehension in athletic context such as in this video. Thanks 😎 as this was great for comprehension of the correct movement to build these muscle groups without damaging them.

[@razl3]

The human body is amazing... Every muscle is in the right place for the right job.... In fact it's almost like it's been designed! 🤔🙏

[@noahcarpenter5321]

Ive got a lateral pelvic tilt and all of this is very helpful. Thank you!

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Ur truly a life saver!!

[@MulanBagongLipunan]

Actually Doc, midstance you lean on the affected side taking the COG near the weak muscle when standing on one leg and you wont fall. But during the swing phase you lean on the good side to either do circumduction , Hip flexion or knee flexion or hip hiking to clear the long leg or the affected side off the ground.

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Love love love it as a yoga teacher and a freediver

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Dude runs 100km before doing a tutorial video! What a hero!

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