Muscles of the Knee Complex

[@karinaleverton]

I am always amazed by your knowledge of the human body. We need more doctors and lecturers like you! So much respect!

[@JohnGibbons]

Wow, thank you! Regards JG

[@mslawrence3051]

Dear People , what a useful human being ,

[@JohnGibbons]

Interesting comment, regards JG

[@eslamzidan9766]

so in the same biomechanical vein and along similar anatomical lines ,one could conclude that the tensor fascia lata when tightened performs and contributes to internal rotation of the hip (femur) indirectly via lock home mechanism ,as through its attachment to the lateral tibial condyle ; it permits and allows medial femoral rotation on a relatively externally rotated tibia ,thus hip internal /medial rotation is generated in a "closed pack position" ,whilst in"open pack position" when approaching the terminal knee extension ,the tensor fascial lata in association with quadriceps initiate external rotation of the tibia ,which would correspond to a comparative internal rotation of the femur and hence ,internal rotation of the hip.

[@JohnGibbons]

Thanks for the comments, regards JG

[@rave6969]

Mr. Gibbons, I have one question, maybe not directly related to the topic of this one video. It's about taping. If I have to apply 2 tapes, one with 70% stretch, and the other with 25%, for example. Does the order of applying matter? Usually I start from higher stretch (stabilisation) and then the lower (offloading, for example). Hopefully waiting for the answer 🤞

[@JohnGibbons]

I have many videos explaining the use of k-taping and is explained in them, regards JG

[@MrKanna1]

Hi john , can you put a video on wrist manipulation with detailing please. Best regards !

[@JohnGibbons]

Will try - regard JG

[@MrKanna1]

Thanks for your reply. Much appreciated 🙏🙏🙏 Awesome videos.

[@renitacasimerothomas1817]

Very descriptive .❤

[@JohnGibbons]

Glad you liked it

[@davelane4055]

Thank you Mate

[@JohnGibbons]

You're welcome! Regards JG

[@usama5723]

You said in open chain tibia rotates medially and femur rotates laterally but you rotated the tibia laterally in the video during open chain can you plz elaborate

[@JohnGibbons]

Hi, just watched the video and it is correct what I showed, regards JG

[@naveensrikakolapu6739]

Hi sir, I am from India. From few month I feeling more pain on back side of leg heel. Some days I feel even I cannot touch that place with fingers also. Kindly help me out from this.

[@JohnGibbons]

Hard to comment without looking at you - there is a conditions called Sever's disease but I think you are to old for that as its typically in youngsters, regards JG

[@naveensrikakolapu6739]

@@JohnGibbons is there qualification required to learn chiropratic

[@droidgracie4121]

I have been wondering why it’s called the patellar tendon when it’s connecting bone to bone. Thanks for sharing that clinically, it is actually a ligament.

[@JohnGibbons]

Medically called the Ligamentum Patellae - however, most refer to it as Patella Tendon - regards JG

[@SailingTheSeasPirateRob]

Could you please do a video where you fix someone with cervical facet problems without manipulation you don't teach cervical manipulation & physios & sports therapists aren't taught cervical manipulation so it is an area of our practice that there is a huge gap in.

[@SailingTheSeasPirateRob]

METs don't seem to work in that area to fix the problem as described in previous videos?

[@JohnGibbons]

I have a few videos on face cervical spine or look at the online Cervical course I offer as its discussed in there - regards JG

[@mslawrence3051]

Dear People , is it not great people like this exist ,

[@JohnGibbons]

Interesting comment, regards JG