STATIC STABILIZATION OF SHOULDER JOINT

[@revathir.s8304]

Nice class sir👏👏👌as usual you presented it also in an understandable manner.... really💯💯💯 your classes are like a wonderfull story☺️🤗and your energetic presentations are the factors that forced to sit infront of the phn and learn it....words are not enough sir...appreciate your great effort... keep going well and thank you soooo much sir🤗🤗🤗

[@TonysTutorial]

Extermly hppy and delighted to read ur comments...thnk u

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[@shwetayadav8297]

World become static when a passionate teacher teaches u.Nowhere else we get confidence about the topic which we get in tonytutorial 💪💯 Thanks for simplifying 😊

[@TonysTutorial]

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[@TonysTutorial]

So happy to hear ..very much..thnk u

[@tukurana2697]

U r best teacher of biomechanics ❣️

[@jahanathasnim8266]

Everytime u make the hardest portions much easier🤩🥳 Thanku sir, for another simplified video🤝

[@TonysTutorial]

So glad to hear this🤝🤝🤝

[@ansariiram09]

U explain so well that all concepts is cleared super early....amazing sir continue giving lectures on biomechanics it helps bpt student so much😇🥰

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Well explained ... 💯 become easiest topic after watching this video

[@rangkambemarak9619]

Thank you sir for making me understand about this topic ...I really loved your lecture.

[@TonysTutorial]

Glad to hear that

[@anithasivan5303]

very good explaination sir... easy to remember .... Eagerly waiting for next video

[@TonysTutorial]

Thnks a lot...yes next video will be on tmrw

[@jaishreekrishna7208]

Wonderful explanation.. It can't be explained better than this.. Really appreciable.. I am nt getting this topic earlier bt seeing ur video made me get it... Pls continue posting other lectures as well.. As it would be very helpful for all😄

[@manishas.1589]

I really liked this lec🤗thank you sir for making it easy to understand and clear video.

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Waaoooo!!!!! Thank you so much sir for explaining in beautiful manner thank you so much 😊😊😊

[@TonysTutorial]

So glad to know u liked it..thnk u

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What a teacher♥️♥️♥️ Thank u a lot sir🎗️✨️

[@sathyamurugansathyamurugan3593]

Thank you Sir.... clear explanation ....easy to study..... Thank you so so much sir

[@TonysTutorial]

Always welcome

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Excellent class sir👍you made it simple as always💯

[@TonysTutorial]

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As always u made it really easy and interesting 💯 Waiting for more vedios sir😊

[@TonysTutorial]

So hppy tht u liked it

[@josnamoljohnson1969]

Nice class and simple lectures sir, it is really helpful, i learnt a lot from your class... 😊😊 thanks for teaching me,i enjoyed learning with you....... waiting for the next energetic class 🤩🤩🤩

[@TonysTutorial]

Thanks a lot i m so hppy to hear from u

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Sir you are just amazing, your way of teaching amazed me . Thank you sir 🙏☺

[@adhilaadhi3308]

Sir.. your lectures are simply amazing👏👏👏

[@TonysTutorial]

So hppy to hear as always

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Energetic nd amazing lecture 👏👏u make them so interesting nd easy to learn. TYSM😊God Bless 🙌

[@TonysTutorial]

So glad to hear...thanks a lot

[@padminikalla6993]

Really very understable explanation thank u so much sir💯💯🥰

[@tamilravi6528]

Great explanation. Thank you sir.

[@vishalrueel7108]

*Hand written notes 👇* Hand written notes of all videos of SHOULDER COMPLEX (By Tony's Tutorial) are available. Dm me

[@ibinipe9161]

Great explanation sir.keep going

[@TonysTutorial]

Thnk u

[@subhashk2644]

Nice class Easy to understand it👍

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[@visakan.s124]

Very good!

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Thnk u

[@adarshkhanduri8551]

Very easily explained 😀 waiting for dynamic stability video sir 😊

[@TonysTutorial]

Thnks a lot....will be uploaded today eveining at 4;30

[@adarshkhanduri8551]

@@TonysTutorial tnqu sir 😀

[@muhammedmd8176]

Good lecture 🙌🏻

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Really helpful video sir ❤️

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Super explain sir 👏👏👏

[@TonysTutorial]

Thanks and welcome

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Great explanation sir

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Thnk u

[@afsalkh3591]

Sir plz upload sternoclavicular and acromioclavicular video its very important and very confusing topics most students confusing plz upload us

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Nyc explanation sir very understandable 👌

[@TonysTutorial]

So glad u liked it

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Sir u r a very talented teacher for physiotherapist ♥️♥️ thnks to u again and again

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Excellent class sir..👏👏

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Thank u

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Amazing lecture 😍😍

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Great class

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[@physiosp4109]

This vdo is answer , why after stroke shoulder joint is subluxed?

[@meghasharma1116]

thankyou soo much sir , it was really helpful :)

[@TonysTutorial]

Most welcome...good luck to u

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Amazing lecture sir💯💯

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Nicely explained 😊

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well explained sir👍💯

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Well explained sir 💯

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Great class sir 👏 💯

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[@heisnamshantikumarsingh7810]

Please make a video on how to find out resultant force from parralelogram method in biomechanics

[@philosopher4393]

Thank you sir. How do we do a resultant as you mentioned in the video?

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Amazing

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Can you explain biomechanics of Gait and posture?

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[@saeedarifin5973]

Your biomechanics sessions are of great help for me. Will you also upload videos on differential diagnosis and special tests of medical conditions of the joints?

[@shebabiju40]

Sir what is the answer for biomechanics of shoulder abduction?

[@helasadevi]

Sir canu please teach how to resultant force.... Regards

[@madhumitasingh7503]

Our faculty taught us that deltoid, long head of biceps and tricep act alongwith rotatorcuff interval capsule in static stabilization. Now I'm confused.

[@ridaallauddin5364]

sir please make video on how to find force components fx fy fr

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Plss upload videos of posture and gait 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@vismayabiju1427]

🙏 thank u sir

[@shailkumarjain]

Hello Sir. Great learning from you.. Please throw some light on few points. 1. You said while explaining static stabilization that muscles are inactive in anatomical position as to conserve energy. No electrical activity in them. But how this is possible, muscles are always having an inherent tone and a certain level of electrical activity is going all the time. 2. In loaded scenario say 10 kg in static arm position, you said only supraspinatus is active, again this should not be the case. Supraspinatus size and mass suggest its not for managing loads, in that scenario, majorly trapezius will come into play, along with many other muscles. Your views please. Thank you.

[@TonysTutorial]

thank you...seems u have a great knowledge in. this. May I know what u doing, before answering?

[@shailkumarjain]

@@TonysTutorial Thank you.. would love to interact and learn. Can i write to you via email ?

[@TonysTutorial]

@@shailkumarjain of course you can or you can contact me via instagram or even via my website: www.biomechanicsworld.com

[@TonysTutorial]

1.The inherent tone in the muscle that you are referring do exist but its not something that you we can measure all muscles are electrically silent and don't show any activity until an action potential arrives or they are triggered.The inherent tone of a muscle is not due to the active tension generated in it but due to passive and non contractile elements. 2.We speak not in general but our discussion was specific with shoulder complex. And the statement about supraspinatus is correct during static state and is clinically evident too, of course trapezius and many other muscles can contribute when we consider body as a functional chain but when we consider the stabilisation role in shoulder its just the muscles around shoulder and in particular supraspinatus is considered. And role of supraspinatus and notion of static stabilzation by it is supported by clinical findings of shoulder subluxation evident in stroke patients at rest or when no work is done.The functional position of supraspinatus as well as its greater contribution to the shoulder stabilization via compression by the Fy component of muscle states its role and significance of its weakness( dynamic stablization video explains the concept) good luck good ideas great thoughts

[@TonysTutorial]

Even then we cannot understate role played by serrates anterior, trapezius or any muscle surrounding shoudler. Our aim is to make this less complicated for understanding of students...more studies are needed to either rule out or support any further notions....Trapezius and Serratus anterior work synergistically to provide upward rotation of scapulae, upper trapezius and levator scapulae supports against downward rotation etc. But above said activity is what that happens in shoulder complex,but when shoulder joint (refers to only glenohumeral joint) stabilisation is only function of supraspinatus in STATIC state. The conceptualisation stands different for shoulder complex and glenohumeral joint

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[@sarahabraham8787]

Sir can you please send notes about static

[@reshmidas8422]

Thnk u so much sir ♥️🥺 for making it so easy .......love ur way of teaching

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Sir plss plss provide notes sir

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[@dhanabakiyam.l7024]

What is incongruent joint? Sir

[@TonysTutorial]

Incongruency means theres no proper atriculation between bones that forms the joint. For instance in GH joint the head of humerus is large as compared to the glenoid fossa. That means only a portion of head can atriculate wth fosss. If fossa was large to accomadte head then it would have been a congruent joint

[@dhanabakiyam.l7024]

Thank you sir

[@dhanabakiyam.l7024]

Sir, what is subluxation?

[@TonysTutorial]

Subluxation is the partial dislocation of a joint. Thts the joint has not completely disclocated and got into out of place but still its not in normal position too

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Book reference

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Which book you are follow for biomechanics of joints

[@saint1073]

Can't understand what you're saying...try to give up that fake accent...

[@TonysTutorial]

Sure will check on that...sry for inconvience

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Good lecture 🙌🏻

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Nice class sir👍👍👍

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