Hip Rotator Series 2: Obturator Internus (3D Animation)

[@aviel3361]

These videos are so beautifully made. Thank you!!!!

[@AnatomyLab]

thank you for taking the time to tell me this! much appreciated! stay healthy!

[@nazeemapahad4325]

I am super happy to have found these videos ..thank you so much ..its extremely helpful in my anatomy revision

[@AnatomyLab]

thank you so much for taking the time and commenting!

[@sarawballet]

Love the plie at the end :) Just discovered your videos, very helpful seeing these visualizations. Thank you!

[@AnatomyLab]

Happy the videos are helpful to you!

[@holloWmanVid01]

Der menschliche Körper ist schon faszinierend. Deine Videos sind 👌

[@AnatomyLab]

HolloWmanVid danke sehr!!! Hab einen schönen Tag hollowman and may the yt Algorithmus be with you!

[@yarakitty2738]

Thank you

[@AnatomyLab]

you re welcome 🙏

[@aculeatus9571]

Спасибо большое ! Thank you )

[@AnatomyLab]

Aculeatus не за что👍😀

[@bettinamariakriegl2474]

danke ! gibts auch den levator Ani oder Beckenboden Muskeln? habe nichts gefunden.

[@AnatomyLab]

Nein hab ich noch nicht,.. schönen Tag noch,.

[@sankardhanekula4392]

Nice

[@naveenantil6837]

Which doctor to contact for this disease ?

[@AnatomyLab]

No need for a doctor,.. just an all you can eat buffet,..

[@naveenantil6837]

@@AnatomyLab buffet means ?

[@AnatomyLab]

I mean the skeleton isn’t sick just skinny ,.. it needs to eat more,..

[@naveenantil6837]

@@AnatomyLab Sorry I didn't ask for skeleton , I asked for obtractor internal muscles.

[@AnatomyLab]

Oh 😀you see a physiotherapist, osteopath or of course an orthopedic doctor

[@샤인머스켓-o9c]

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[@mspw]

Doesn't the obturator internus adduct the hip rather than abduct it? The muscle and tendon look like they shorten during adduction and lengthen during abduction in the video. I agree the videos are excellent illustrations.

[@AnatomyLab]

ha mary, you are awesome! I just double checked- they actually do both depending on the position of the hip!!! i plan on updating my vids anyway- so in version 2.0 I ll add this. thank you for your input! also this is exactly what my videos are about, I ll make mistakes,.. so if we all reflect, will gain a better understanding,.. stay healthy alex

[@mspw]

@@AnatomyLab You're right that it depends on the position of the hip. The muscle looks like it is contracting during the plie when the hip is abducted and externally rotated at the end of the video, but relaxing when abducting the hip in isolation in the middle of the video. You and your work are quite awesome, too, Alex!

[@AnatomyLab]

thank you so much for your input and your kindness

[@rossko727]

Is it just me or are you expecting that muscle to snap like an elastic band 😬

[@AnatomyLab]

I can assure you that the skeleton extensively warms up before every shoot, so we can eliminate the risk of injury 🤓

[@rossko727]

@@AnatomyLab oh good, I’ll sleep well tonight knowing that 😃

[@achi4956]

Thank you

[@AnatomyLab]

You’re welcome! Stay healthy