Large shoulder muscles

Watch out for me saying "clavicle" when I should say "scapula". It's a slip of the tongue I have.
Having a look at the larger muscles of the shoulder region, and talking about where they are and what they do (while trying not to spend too much time talking about inervation or detailed attachment sites).
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So cool, and helpful, the way you bring in very visual examples of how the muscles work, like the boxer's reach, the pullups, Bruce Lee, your own fractured clavicle +++ Loving it!

[@joelgreiner8340]

Liv-Kristin Eriksen he said he broke his scapula, what he should of said was his clavicle. I feel like he's reading off of a card cause I've watched him call things wrong more than once now. just letting you know. scapula is in the back clavicle is in the front go to 240 in the video

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Liv-Kristin Eriksen I mean 2:14 of video

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fantastic video. And great tidbit about the dead lift form being ruined by checking your form from the side! Loved that!

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Wow thanks, due to covid, we are doing remote learning for my A & P class and this really has me thinking I know my stuff lol You can really tell you are knowledgeable because it shows in how you teach. I'm in the occupational therapy program and shoulder muscles are important to know in our profession. New Subbie!

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[@whatrtheodds]

I never thought about the fact I am putting my lavator scap out of alignment when lifting weights, & turning my head to look at my form I actually always do that, so thanks for the info!!!

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I strained that muscle 3 times because if that!

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[@marcossilveira7113]

2:20 You called the Clavicle Scapula and the Scapula clavicle. The flat bone is the scapula.

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LOL. I saw that and I was thinking "I'm 99% certain that is supposed to be the other what around"

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Yes i was confused too..

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Yes he has a thing with these 2 bones in general although he knows which one is which one. 😸

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At minute 2:14, you’ve said “scapula” instead of “clavicle “ and vice-versa. Anyway, I really like this presentation, so much clearer and well organized in comparison to others. Thank you. Keep them coming :)

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Yes, I do that sometimes. Well spotted. Cheers.

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you should do a series of muscle videos for bodybuilders. With the aim of getting a clear idea on which muscles move in what direction. I got a lot from this video but would be great if you did a single video for each muscle group.

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Dear Sam, You've been a superb Tutor & model Anatomy Teacher that made such a rough non-living subject into a wonderfully enchanting one. Congratulations! Your topics and posts are being viewed by so many Medical Professionals in all levels. Note: You've made unintentional mistake by labelling (actually saying) the Clavicle is the Scapula and vise-versa (minute 2:12). Of course the rest of the dialogue naturally corrected the reference. Thank you!

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[@Mike-hw5jp]

Hey Sam just a funny thought. You are talking about the levator scapulae at 20:00 and I think i realize what happened to me at the gym about 12 years ago. A trainer wanted to show me a pushup variation using some straps (like rings) to make it more difficult. I remember being mid pushup and looking up to the right to make eye contact and i felt/heard a click in my neck followed by a deep muscle pain and intense headache in my forehead. It slowly dissipated over half an hour and I never figured out what happened. People thought I was crazy!!!

[@IosifStalinsendsyoutoGulag]

Wow thanks a lot about the head turning advice, that's how I slightly strained that muscle 3 times while doing push ups, without understanding what was the issue. I couldn't turn my rib cage for some days and everything was inflamed but not swollen, ibuprofen saved me each time! But I noticed that a good warm up helps a lot.

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A new subscriber here. Really good explanation. Hey a question out of the topic. What causes backache am just a teen

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[@elementalAlma]

Subclavius also provides electromagnetic energy transfer and slight mechanical advantage to the primary lymph drainage duct of the head and upper trapezius.

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[@ravivdesai]

Very informative video for anatomy students. But there is one thing I did not agree upon regarding trapezius muscle. You described upper fibers rotate scapula upward and lower fibers rotate it downward However both upper fibers and lower fibers together rotate scapula upward given that lower fibers insert in to medial aspect of the spine and upper fibers insert in to lateral aspect of spine giving a nut like rotation.

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I'd like to see a complete list of what each shoulder muscle (or main exercice) does what. For instance, I dont understand why elbow plank ms to) strengthen the neck and arm plank strenghten the shoulder join muscles

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We get our models from Adam Rouilly in the UK. The models are made by Somso. Thanks!

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