Hamstrings Series Part 2- Semimembranosus Basics

Continue your exploration of the hamstrings with Part 2 of our Hamstrings Series, focusing on Semimembranosus Basics. Delve into the intricate details of this crucial muscle in our immersive animation!
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[@chiaradina]

Very nice animation, crystal clear! Thank you so much for the awesome animations you create! 🙏🏼

[@farrider3339]

👋 I'm a waving back. Cool presentation 🏅

[@AnatomyLab]

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[@timothysmith3943]

These videos are underrated, very helpful!

[@AnatomyLab]

Thank you so much for taking the time and letting me know! Stay healthy Timothy!

[@elitosmile927]

Great videos , really help with visualising everything. Some constructive feedback though. I'm not sure hip extension is shown properly on this video. When the skeleton bends to reach the ground - that's hip flexion, not extension. Hip extension should be when you stand upright and you move your leg backwards (the same as on your glute max videos). Anyway, all your videos make anatomy so much easier, so thanks for that.

[@AnatomyLab]

thank you for your input! I’m always happy when people have good criticism,.. I know in this video explanation is not correct, It could have been done a lot better,.. I will make a review and consider all the feedback I got to eventually make it crystal clear! thanks again for taking the time to comment and sharing your thoughts on this topic. have a merry Christmas and stay healthy to you and your family Alex

[@nailaiqbal4194]

as a medial student... I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH

[@AnatomyLab]

Thank you so much! Good luck with your studies!

[@zilanyalg9022]

Harika bir kanal😍

[@Grafikcel]

Wonderful job. You have very high quality content.

[@AnatomyLab]

Thank you so much! I m happy I can make life a little less hard😃

[@chuckleber5646]

I love your videos. A suggestion : could you show the opposing muscle and how it works, different color, perhaps?

[@AnatomyLab]

I planned to do a series like this I’m the future! thanks for the input chuck!

[@sylvestervoigt9836]

Dr Edward Burke that wrote a Book about the Science of Cycling mentioned these type as two joint Muscles or something similar. They go completely across an entire length of a certain bone is what I'm noticing now

[@margaretemitterbock9349]

tolle Darstellung👍

[@rakeshmanandhar1141]

great video

[@AnatomyLab]

thank you manandhar!

[@zsanett7962]

Skeleton is doing hip flexion instead of extension. Otherwise beautiful images, hypnotising music:)

[@AnatomyLab]

you are right - that is a mistake,.. have a good one and thank you!

[@smoothbeak]

What a cheeky skeleton!

[@AnatomyLab]

💀😈

[@roberthughes8658]

doesnt this muscle also do hip extension?

[@AnatomyLab]

Yes it does to my knowledge,..

[@MovementScience8]

Wow amazing video how do you do this

[@AnatomyLab]

a 3d Programm and Hours of work,. glad you like them stay healthy!

[@MovementScience8]

@@AnatomyLab good job will definitely recommend your channel to people for simplified understanding of muscles

[@AnnelieseKuegler]

Is there anywhere to watch all videos togther

[@AnatomyLab]

I m sorry there is no full compilation,..

[@earnigthroughtrading8178]

this is same as semitendinosus ?

[@LivingInBoredom]

Semitendinosus lies superficially to semimembranosus. It’s the ghost muscle shown in the multimuscle view at 1:43. They’re very similar muscles that do nearly the same exact thing :)