The Glutes Series Part 2: Gluteus Medius (3D Animation)

Dive deeper into the glutes with Part 2 of our Glutes Series, featuring the Gluteus Medius in our immersive 3D animation! Explore the intricate details of this crucial muscle. Subscribe to Anatomy Lab for comprehensive insights into musculoskeletal function and medical anatomy!
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[@heleneng453]

Thanks so much, guys, you're doing a fantastic job! These visualizations are complete game-changers. I wish we were shown these at school or unis. I believe it would have been incredibly beneficial. There is so much we don't know about our bodies that we should.

[@AnatomyLab]

thank you for your kind comment. What are you saying is exactly what got me started doing animations,.. I couldn’t believe that we still learning from pictures that are in accurate and simply outdated,.. Fortunately, things are about to change. Have a good one.

[@heleneng453]

@@AnatomyLab Absolutely. Your channel is the best one I’ve encountered. It has done more for me in a few videos than 15 years of school/uni and I’m not exaggerating in the slightest, so huge thanks again! I’m currently doing home fitness workouts and coaches discuss muscles/muscle groups affected by exercises. I immediately realised that in all honesty, I have no proper understanding of my muscle fabric, so started googling names of muscles, and - like you just mentioned - most of the info is just pics or technical info. However, I was looking for smth that a layperson could instantly grasp without doing actual research :) And - lucky me - stumbled upon your channel which was like a breath of fresh air! So I completely understand what you mean. Were you studying anatomy/biology at university and it wasn’t at all efficient? Is your occupation related to these disciplines or did you just get inspired and it became an awesome hobby? :)

[@AnatomyLab]

@@heleneng453 Hi Helen, I'm thrilled that my videos have been helpful to you and that you find them easy to understand. To answer your question, my main profession was sports consulting, and I also did bodywork for a long time. However, since COVID-19 hit and we were not allowed to practice in Austria, I delved into 3D animation. Here I am, a couple of years later, still creating animations. Wishing you all the best with your workout, and keep grinding! Alex

[@heleneng453]

@@AnatomyLab Hi Alex, Thanks so much for your response and for all the information that you’ve shared. It’s great to see that you find time to engage with your subscribers, not all creators do that. So you were already tightly connected to the topic at hand, I thought so! But was still curious whether my thoughts were correct. It’s awesome to hear that the unexpected changes in lifestyle / work we all endured during that period actually ended up causing the creation of something this beautiful and efficient. Definitely turned lemons into lemonade! I wish your channel to grow exponentially so that more and more of us lay people could educate ourselves on such essential topics and not look terribly perplexed when asked for basic info about our anatomy :)

[@valentinachavarria9718]

hi! really great animations! you're helping me to study for PT. I suggest you to put this marks on the time so we can go back to the minute of a particular point of the view like when the titles appear. thank you!!! Great Job

[@AnatomyLab]

Valentina Chavarría thank you so much for pointing this out, I ll look into that ! Good luck with studying and stay healthy!

[@thomasgrobner4270]

Wieder einmal eine tolle Animation, schöner Einblick in die Muskelanatomie! TOP!

[@AnatomyLab]

Thomas Gröbner vielen vielen Dank!

[@jamesmassagetherapist7927]

You guys are the best !! I love your work ! Thank you

[@AnatomyLab]

ha! thank you so much! happy you enjoy the show! have a good one and stay healthy!

[@Bozott]

damn... skeleton got cake

[@holloWmanVid01]

Cooler Sound, sehr stimmig und wie immer eine 1A Animation 👍

[@AnatomyLab]

Danke sehr hollowman! ein schönes Wochenende!

[@amnasabir9992]

Last jump was so cool 😂

[@AnatomyLab]

Glad you like it!

[@Michael.net-ph9nd]

Really helpful

[@alikifahfneich]

Great video very good animations ,but the gluteus medius also extend the hip right?

[@AnatomyLab]

Thanks for your feedback,.. I think the dorsal parts do assist extension,.. my videos are not complete,.. I only show what I can actually show, at that given time,.. stay healthy!

[@alikifahfneich]

@@AnatomyLab one of the best videos i have seen about 3d anatomy

[@AndrewKarczewski]

Thanks

[@noonekelany1775]

That worng function included many movement more than that

[@margaretemitterbock9349]

Firstclass😀

[@Michael.net-ph9nd]

Tnx sir

[@AnatomyLab]

you re welcome sir!

[@trumpameri1638]

Gluteus medius most of the time make pain in the hip area on the side ... also pain when raising a knee

[@AnatomyLab]

You could also consider the sciatic nerve, just a guess 💀

[@samabdrahman3880]

permission to download.tq

[@AnatomyLab]

im sorry, but I m not permitting the usage of my content outside of my channel,..

[@maheksharma5166]

which application?

[@AnatomyLab]

it’s made with a 3d Software named blender,.

[@youngcj8711]

I hurt this muscle 1 week ago☹️

[@AnatomyLab]

I wish u a speed recovery!

[@youngcj8711]

@@AnatomyLab thank you!

[@trumpameri1638]

That muscle is very tender and easily be injured