Psoas Major Anatomy: Origin, Insertion and Action

[@LivingInBoredom]

Love your teaching style. Even while i know the latin vocabulary, taking the time to reinforce the understanding using plain english really helps cement everything in my brain. Thanks!

[@koralyonk8859]

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[@BodyworksPrime]

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[@DrARErram]

Wowwwwww so clear explanation 👍👍🙌🙌

[@BodyworksPrime]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful

[@mariannehogue655]

Thanks!

[@BodyworksPrime]

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[@RubaSalman-ig6pi]

I like the how you explain the muscles, complete at that way and that level

[@BodyworksPrime]

Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you liked the explanation. Stay tuned for more!

[@nbfazel]

Great video, thank you!

[@Movement-Training212_7]

Excellent Content Gracias !!

[@nickpanhead7209]

Hi, I came across your video looking for an answer to my pain, in my right hip, where my belt lays on my side. I'm having an issue every now and then but more frequent, when I bend over and go to stand up straight I get pain on my right side hip area, where my belt sits. I'm feeling like my hip is locking up and I can't take a step to walk. It last about 10 minutes for my pain goes away and I'm able to start walking again. While it's happening I'm stuck in that position until I feel I can walk again. And after it goes away I could walk normal, walk upstairs, up a ladder if need to. But when it happens I'm stuck in that position standing. I could raise my knee pretty much towards my chest with no pain. But when I but my foot back to the floor I feel pain and can't take that first step. It last about ten minutes. Had an mri and showed nothing in report or on cd that there was anything wrong with hip. Could this be possible major causing this. And if so what can I do about it. Thank you for your video and your help

[@manarbakr3465]

جزاك الله خيراً

[@BodyworksPrime]

شكراً على تعليقك، أتمنى لك يوماً سعيداً!

[@phongmarketing1609]

Thank you, it will help me a lot and i also transfer this helpful infos to all persons in need. This muscle causes sciatica, hip pains,...

[@BodyworksPrime]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment :)

[@jonnyhangs9409]

Thanks

[@BodyworksPrime]

Most welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@WelcomsAge]

Make playlist please

[@BodyworksPrime]

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[@WelcomsAge]

@@BodyworksPrime Ok, Thanks!

[@DrARErram]

Sir white skeleton and white background are a bit confusing.....dark background would give clarity🙂

[@BodyworksPrime]

Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to tone down the ISO camera settings until I can get a new background

[@esauogutu1702]

I got a sharp object penetrating the psoas muscle

[@RubaSalman-ig6pi]

I like the how you explain the muscles, complete at that way and that level

[@BodyworksPrime]

Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you liked the explanation. Stay tuned for more!