Hip Anatomy Animated Tutorial

[@mj11222]

This was the BEST tutorial I have ever seen on any subject. I didn’t get bored and didn’t want it to end! I learned so much and wish that this format was available to me on so many matters and questions in life. Thank you so much, and God Bless. Truly, we are fearfully and wonderfully made by God. 🙏🏼💛

[@ahmedistiak]

I wish I has such amazing animated lectures in my home country. Kudos and salutations to you Doctor. Thank you from the core of my heart.

[@lightsaberproductions8592]

These tutorial are incredible. There´s nothing better out there. Please continue doing those, it saves so many hours, where you try to learn it from books or pictures.

[@valeriefelder1]

EXCEPTIONAL! Clarity of Animated structures, pointers as well as your voice makes yours the best videos on this topic I've viewed.

[@v.m.p.8204]

You have a special quality in delivering your material with clarity and the animatioin is great to watch. We always need to revise our knowledge of anatomy and being a massage therapist, it is great to refresh my A&P. Thank you!

[@arthurlandissavingu6886]

I learn best in 3-D. These videos are really hammering home all these info gathered from struggling to understand human anatomy in 2-D images from textbooks. Thanks from a medical student.

[@parusudi1]

I have watched many tutorials. This one is pure gold. Simplicity and clarity

[@AnatomyGMCH]

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[@patricesekanyambo284]

Honestly, I cannot understand why people dislike this wonderful and informative tutorial on the Anatomy of Hip.

[@traceler]

too limited, it did no mention the name of the muscles like the external rotators , also did not mention the name of the bones that form the pelvis, etc

[@world_citizen]

Wow, this is the most informative, educational video about body anatomy I've ever watched

[@peakmeter9020]

This video super good and useful. No fluff and all clear and concise. Thanks for making it available. Think my search for the best hip anatomy video is done.

[@tobianishere5316]

Fantastic.....I always run to your lectures anytime I need clarity on the human anatomy. Thank you

[@baraitalo]

Such clear animations, thank you! And your accent is so soothing!

[@pixilladesigns1]

I'm with Brian Smith. If you have the capacity, please make more videos. You have a rare ability to communicate these intricate complexities in an engaging manner.

[@debrayianni1705]

Thank you for this brilliant "tutorial". You are an excellent teacher and will refer back to this video many times. Blessings to you.

[@AnatomyGMCH]

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[@danaegonzales8392]

This video was extremely helpful. It was very clear and easy to understand. Wish all videos were of that quality.

[@uniqe23]

This is concise and the real deal. Perfect anatomy in 10 minutes. Thank u!

[@tonmage29]

Thank You Dr. Sechrest. Your anatomy videos are awesome. Please post more.

[@johncook3125]

Very good video. Thanks for the programme. Good explanation reduces ignorance of what will happen.

[@caroldurand6803]

Amazing video. I LOVE the visuals and the slow pace. This is SO helpful. Thanks!

[@SpiritHawk]

I'm adding my thanks to all the other ones here. I really like how you apply the information with practical injuries that happen. It enlivens the teaching.

[@a.g.6732]

Thank you! I hope you have made more videos. I will have to check. People so need this kind of clarity!

[@Akashaflow]

Love how detailed this video is, I've learned so much!! I finally understand what is causing my pains!!

[@sabrinakrisb4672]

This is the most helpful video I've ever found in my life

[@johnandellielawrence2611]

Brilliantly put together. Easy to follow. Greater understanding of where my pain is from. Bless you !!!

[@AnatomyGMCH]

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[@petteway23]

I love this. As an artist this is awesome. Better than some vids specifically for art. Thank you

[@fernandovelazquez-alvarez4222]

Watching these amazing CGI animated videos has been a thoroughly enjoyable learning experience. We need more!

[@engin7787]

Great enlightenment to know our bodies; it is joy and excitement .Long live science !

[@AN-zg3sr]

I just could feel all the parts he explained so clear

[@rosaharding866]

I think it’s fascinating. I had a hip replacement 7 weeks ago and I’m still watching all videos I can.

[@RobertO-rz1yc]

How did the hip replacement turn out? Are you walking normally or with a limp?

[@yoya4766]

I've never understood the anatomical reasons for pain in my hip, bum and leg, or found skeleton models helpful. But this along with other 3d anatomy videos really helps me appreciate the different parts causing pain, how I'm causing it and hopeful how to resolve it.

[@briantracy271]

doctor make more videos ... they are pure gold

[@christinepalermo6810]

hey ,if anyone else wants to discover exercises for stiff hips joints try Trefendous Pain Relief Tips (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my co-worker got great results with it.

[@salmazuzu8601]

that is very good

[@andynash7151]

hey there Doc, i hope you are fully aware of how great you explanations are and much needed. regards andy

[@annettecuke7523]

Excellent, thanks for explaining the hip joint perfectly!!

[@TuNguyen-gs4uk]

thank you so much for putting so much work in making this helpful video. great information.

[@Chucknourse]

very thorough tutorial. best i have seen. easy to understand

[@salehmuhammed954]

Awesome tutorial video... The information words are simple to understand and your voice is clear and concise. Thanks!

[@jays3645]

Extremely clear, excellent graphics, will seek out more material from this author / source... thank you !

[@TruthReviews]

I really love all your videos. They are easier to understand than all my college lecturers. Thank you so much.

[@manilyncarino8103]

Best video I’ve ever watched about anatomy More videos please.

[@teamjtfitness]

Great video. For a complex subject, you did a great job of "unpacking" a lot of information in a short video. Have you categorized the anatomy videos so others can watch them all in one place?

[@9886526251]

you make it so simple and clear for beginners..thanks a ton..

[@AnatomyGMCH]

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[@chelin7023]

Very illustrative.... now all make sense! Thank you!

[@isiyaramuthumuni4676]

The animation of the movements make it so much easier to understand, thanks!

[@AnatomyGMCH]

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[@woodymoose5174]

Good video of what makes up the complex structure of the human hip! thank you!

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[@larissasalgado149]

Who in the world would give this video thumbs dawn. This video is the best

[@vanniegrace]

What a clear explanation! I've tried for a while to visualize and understand my hip anatomy. I hope you have a foot and ankle one. And can you help me to understand arthritis? I cannot truly grasp what it is, how it's diagnosed, and how to support my body's healing. Thank you so much for your help!

[@Gpontios]

Congratulations!! This video is very useful for me as I'm studying physiotherapy in Greece!!!

[@Paulzubi]

What a great video, made my day learning all this, really appreciate it

[@cocoa912]

Great video. The human body is amazing. The more I learn about it, the more the theory of evolution gets thrown out the window for me. I'm convinced it is of intelligent design.

[@jdillon8360]

Amazing. What a complex joint with so many parts. No wonder it's hard to diagnose pain that area.

[@akaJordon]

This helped with some self-diagnosis of left hip pain. And I've been researching heavily. Thank you.

[@pilardiego504]

fantastic videos, so easy to understand and so much joy to watch. Excellent. Thank you

[@AnatomyGMCH]

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[@mollys7345]

Fantastic video on hip anatomy! I've had so many questions related to my hip resurfacing - this video is great background and education. Thank you!!

[@marsalmalinovskij]

Makes you realise how great our body is. So many muscles and nervers working together ...

[@fatmarashid8407]

Nice video thank you so much.You are moving at a slow pace that makes me understand very well.

[@manoharsharma7074]

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[@abdulazeez.98]

The best video ever, I can't believe it's 4 years old.

[@Ollie140]

I'm going to pass my test because of your videos! You are awesome!

[@childofgod3908]

Excellent Video. So amazing how our bodies are made. God had such care and detail in forming us.

[@lodgechant]

Wow! These are wonderfully useful videos - so clear and informative. Thank you!

[@SmellingTheGrass]

Thankyou very much. Excellent video best I have seen on the internet

[@kyliehaberl3343]

Thank you. I found this video to extremely informative. The explanations were great. The graphics fantastic. Helped me to understand the balance of the muscles funtion as they work together.

[@hinholi5585]

nice and clear! Excellent video! Thanks for doing this tutorial, love every single bit of it!!

[@GloriaGinniver-hi8tb]

This is an excellent video , so easy to understand

[@rameshseervi9081]

Wow. Felt like an actual university class 🙌🏽

[@dianav5717]

Excellent video on the hip!!! Very easy to follow ✅✅✅

[@perkcartel3473]

Thank you, somehow the osteoarthritis pain is more tolerable when you can visualise the astonishing bioengineering and be amazed it isn't worse!

[@wanmingwong740]

Very clear, excellently explained anatomy

[@Radiologicalmcqs]

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[@aaroncurtisyoga2]

Incredible! Thank you so much for making this video!

[@Dranuragjhansi]

Gem of information for clinical application for Orthopaedic surgeons and physiotherapists. Thanks Sir for marvellous presentation.

[@mikeysdreamgal]

I will be showing this at school tomorrow!!!! My students will love it!

[@valeriew4833]

I'm sure your students appreciate you a lot

[@dice336]

absolutely amazing, you are a great teacher!!!

[@Ard__926]

Only thing that is blowing my mind all time is the intravertebral disc how they work in different body positions is completely unimaginable

[@carolynhoffman3524]

This is a most excellent video - thank you!!

[@bravoswede]

Fantastic thanks for the tutorial, trying to understand problem with side splits

[@sabina.pilates.stretching]

An amazing video and clear explanation! Thank you for making this!

[@brad6557]

Amazing video! Currently in nursing school, A&P, and this video helps explain some concepts :D

[@derickniyonshima6262]

This is surely great. I no longer have worries about Anatomy

[@santoshwalavalkar2390]

It is really good 👍 to follow and understand even for a person like me who is not from medical field. Not sure if u have videos on how to keep joints healthy and recover in case of injury. If no, then would request to make such videos with graphics as in this video Thanks a ton. Namaste 🙏

[@saurishroy781]

Very nice animation. Very helpful for understanding 👍

[@mohammadfadawi8577]

Great, I needed it for before my orthopedic course ❤️

[@Mittsthetfordyall]

Could you do a video explaining what hips look like when doing kicks? I'm thinking specifically martial arts and roundhouse kicks. I keep hearing about "turning my hip over" but dont know what hips look like when kicking.

[@jared_s2]

this video i truly amazing. it gives so much clarity to understanding the anatomy and even the kinesiology explained here.

[@nattaplakul]

Thank you for producing such a great video!

[@jessiebrowne-michaels7717]

Very helpful, thank you. My hips are uneven from skating and I'm trying to understand the structure since I don't have much sensation in my hips (I have heard this is common for women of child bearing age).

[@nestleigh1]

S I Joint and... femoral head/acetabulum equals misery, this video gives a great view of the skeletal structure and helps me understand where my pain is coming from,.... thanks!!!

[@rimshaatique]

So perfect & accurate 💫 thanks

[@andrewnorato9924]

Excellent video Doctor! Thank you!

[@vasilyfamilienko4318]

I'd love to see similar video but for female pelvis! Are there muscles connected the same, because pelvic bones, joints and angles are all different from male one on video.

[@halicusnguyen8864]

I think each of the muscle insertions and connections would be the same, just at different spots depending on where each of those landmarks is on the female pelvis.

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

Doc....a question please...and I realized 'this answer can't be substantiated s/palpation, differential Dx. When one lays in a supine position, with both knees flexed; what most likely would cause a 'non-painful' popping to one leg or the another, with subsequent relaxation of either fully flexed hip to a totally/or nearly horizontal position - perhaps less than 5-10 degrees in remaining hip flexion? In my case...there is no ongoing pain, no need for NSAID'S, etc. Just a "popping", each time (in my case), that/when my R-leg is moved from a total hip flexion to a horizontal/relaxed state? I don't have any trochanteric or palpatable pain, or of walking up/down steps... Cheers, Frank

[@debralynnpaxton5238]

Fantastic presentation. Thank you.

[@rachaelfulreader5552]

This was exceptionally helpful

[@課堂影片備份]

Amazing!! This video is simply more than perfect!!!

[@Jcd1994]

Excellent, extremely helpful video :) Thank you!

[@gimenobarnes]

Amazing video!!! and love the accent!!! Thanks!

[@annetteabrahams4411]

My problem is I injure my back to the left side of my hip bending in a deep freezer a long time ago and was exercising pull my leg to the back and feel my back pop and paining me ,and it still keep popping sometime when I bend to stand.I have been to doctor the first time and did a xray they say they didn't see any thing wrong ,and I must stop carry load ,but can I get some advice ,and the video shows me what I wanted to see.

[@wisdomtv24]

Finally my doubts about hip joint clear... thanks

[@bbily123]

Wonderful video! Thanks for making these!

[@reshmakissoon]

After hip ligament repair surgery, how soon can a person start driving a manual operated vehicle

[@walidabdo7241]

Wow this was incredibly informative. Thank you

[@rosaharding866]

I’ve had trochanteria bursitis few years ago, it’s terribly painful, I could not sleep at all, got better after a deep steroid injection, done under sedation.