How to Remember Every Muscle in the Back and Abdomen | Corporis

[@Lt13196]

Why is he not VIRAL??? like he's GREATTTT!!!! It is helping me out SO MUCH!! Im not too far from taking my MBLEX

[@Corporis]

I appreciate it. Best of luck on your exam!

[@Corporis]

I hope that little introvert and extrovert memory trick helps! That's a Pat Kelly original :)

[@diwakarkoirala4879]

Yeah it did.

[@yiningli8076]

that example is kinda tragic for the introvert but it works sobs thanks XD

[@jasminepowell5793]

I think im going to pass my practical now... things were looking rough before I found you

[@snehasunil8567]

Sir you don't know how much I love you for making these difficult concepts clear😇😇💖🙏

[@Corporis]

It's my pleasure. More coming in the next few months!

[@tarrySubstance]

Although I am not a medical student I thoroughly enjoy your video making anatomy easy to understand. Thank you.

[@Corporis]

It's always useful to learn about one's body! Thanks for hanging around!

[@GlidyBun]

@@Corporis Thank you from here as well - Anatomy students thank you!

[@mariettevanjaarsveld9954]

Your videos on how to remember muscles, and KenHub :) are saving my anatomy life! Thank you so much!🤗

[@Corporis]

That's delightful to hear, thanks for the nice comment

[@trackpilot2266]

Hii I'm a first year anatomy student any tips to prepare for exams😅

[@akakabira]

I'm just a computer science student going to the gym. Idk why but I'm so interested in these anatomical structures and things nowadays.

[@RBmusic2000]

The body is just an amazing thing. So under rated or, maybe miss understood. I've started my new job into the world of the anatomy & physiology.

[@arthur1010123]

This is amazing! Helps a lot with physical therapy in the Netherlands!

[@Vevemusic]

Quality content, as always. Really enjoying your whole channel recently! 🔥💪

[@Corporis]

I appreciate that, thank you. More to come!

[@baloch3840]

@@Corporis very well explained. Really I enjoy watching your channel. Thanks

[@JonahJonathan-xq3qe]

He is the greater teacher of all time thanks alot

[@DetaBailey]

0:36, 1:05, 1:08, 1:41, 6:58

[@DetaBailey]

2:18

[@kiyoshi6739]

Thanks a lot Pat San love from Japan

[@senicanastasia]

This is excellent! I'm watching purely for enjoyment ☺️

[@Corporis]

Yay! Thank you!

[@nikolaborissov4636]

Mnemonic for differentiating between Externus/Internus obliquus abdominis and Externi/Interni intercostales by the direction of the muscle fibers: Hands on pockEts = Externus/Externi Hands on tIts = Internus/Interni

[@diwakarkoirala4879]

I love your channel. Thank you for amazing content.

[@Corporis]

Thanks for watching!

[@Rssb-2024-s7g]

Thanks for amazing explanation Watching from India

[@be_monnie]

extrovert/introvert loved it!! Thank you 🙂

[@Nicole-si3xc]

I just got an A on my exam!! Thank you ! Ur videos really helped 😁

[@Corporis]

I'M SO PROUD OF YOU. Nice work 😭 😭 😭

[@Nicole-si3xc]

@@Corporis 😊Thank you!

[@Nicole-si3xc]

@@Corporis I don't think I could have done it without your videos 💛

[@tyronefrielinghaus3467]

Thanks so much for your videos...best ,most easy to learn & remember. Love your memory guides too. Thanks. ( JHB, south Africa)

[@SketchWave24]

Wow! This is super awesome. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@zi.a]

Grateful for your video!

[@MassageLifeAcademy]

awesome vid, great job!

[@butterflygal3427]

Such a great video, thank you! ☺️

[@brunomakimoto2365]

Thank you it helped a lot

[@KillerTacos54]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@جواهرالشرفي-ب7و]

شرح رائع! وأتمنى ان يكون هناك ترجمه للعربية🥲

[@marwaamiri1420]

You are the best sir😌🥰👏🏼👏🏼

[@brahimslimani5632]

thanks for the informations👏👏👍🏻

[@lorenzomorningstar7794]

love ur content😍😍

[@amandamaxim3132]

I will probably pass my exam thanks to you!

[@monnoo8221]

very nice!

[@healthyconscious3883]

great video

[@moonbanou19]

Sir, in the first row you mentioned Exeternal Oblique, furtherway you say external.... maybe an E to much...I like the explinations

[@jameswilliams2250]

Tell us a little bit about your heritage and why you have this unique ability to be able to teach the way you do there's something in your background I'm sure it would be interesting if you care to share it. Would you mind sharing with your parents do for a living?

[@nidhibuch1179]

Do u have the muscles nerve supply and function memorize vedio?

[@Dr.vassouAmbigapathy]

Sir.pl.share demo.

[@Bonafidegoods12]

I’m watching this for working out in the gym not school lol

[@irenemax3574]

Great video, and I second the praise of KenHub also!

[@rdg665]

Lifting along side studying anatomy in my opinion makes it a million times easier 😂

[@Corporis]

Agreed, especially for the musculoskeletal system. I’ll mention it in the next video, but the next time you bench press, you’ll feel your serrated anterior contract on the final push of the press

[@cynthiadotson2513]

can you describe your information about the muscles in terms is that are refined, layman terms😮

[@zouperbob]

7:10 green is suspicious

[@CoelusGame]

A-lung us

[@Corporis]

This comment make me feel very old

[@bryanedmonds3748]

you forgot to elaborate on the serratus anterior :((

[@sunnyshaygon]

That is a shoulder muscle.. it has actions on the scapula, not actions on the back. That's why it wasn't mentioned in this group.

[@arthurmerkel1615]

*casually mocks introvert people* good video!

[@dennisfromthegym]

Do you have a video on the directions of fibers and the training principles based on the direction of fibers? Is it advantageous to train movements based on the direction of fibers or it doesn't matter? Thanks!

[@Corporis]

I haven't done one yet, but I have plans to. Feel free to email me at patkellyteaches at gmail if there's a specific lesson you want to see. I'm open to ideas!

[@jessiedevore3523]

👍👍

[@cabdifataaxmuxumedcabdi3609]

ext oblique run inf medially (hands in pocket) internal oblique run supra medially (hands on tit)

[@perfectionpersonified0]

Your telling me we evolved this impossible

[@gregtni8708]

A lots possible over billions of years. We can see clear micro evolution in places like Chernobyl where radiation forces quicker mutations. Given enough time, tiny changes come together to create an organism that is unrecognizable from what it came from. It starts small, growing more complicated as the creature needs to do more to survive. A fish has a simpler musculoskeletal system than we do, by over time parts can become more or less complex

[@windflowerrainstorm6497]

Is he low key hot or am i just single for too long? 😂

[@AliRaza-bu5cn]

I hate these muscles

[@nidhibuch1179]

Do u have the muscles nerve supply and function memorize vedio?