u can see tons and tons of vedios out there talking too much , but not this one. this one has absolutely zero useless line! love it. 100% scientific and purely informaive.

I've been looking for this video. Thank u so much!

great video, thank you. I'm also enjoying the concise material presented by you.

Thank you for sharing! Great explanation!!!

the explanation is plain yet very helpful ! the animation is equally superb. thanks a lot!

Thank you a lot, guys!

inversion and eversion do not occur at the ankle joint but the subtalar and transverse tarsal joints

Great leacture

So nice

Thanks

What joint action is occurring at the knee during the concentric phase of a leg extension

sorry you said lateral rotation when the femur is going towards midline , shouldnt this be medial rotation? PLease could you explain as this just blew my mind . Thank you

So when the knee is flexed, when the femur goes into lateral rotation, the lower leg goes into medial rotation; that much is obvious. BUT is the knee itself considered medially or laterally rotated? What part of the knee is the reference point there?

In explaining the movements at the hip joint, you said that lateral rotation is bringing the femur inward while medial rotation is bringing the femur outward, away from the body. Shouldn't it be the other way around ? This is stated at the very beginning of the video.

@thomaspennington1288

5 жыл бұрын

No, the video was correct. Lateral rotation is when you twist the femur to the outside, resulting in the lower limb/foot moving more medial. That's why it's confusing, the lower limb looks like it's doing the opposite movement. The same goes for medial rotation when the lower limb moves more laterally.

@SurajSingh-bo8fl

4 жыл бұрын

@@thomaspennington1288 Thanks Bro for Explaining... Otherwise It would be very confusing

@thehumanpractice2985

3 жыл бұрын

Nice to see this interaction. Much needed

@TastyTreatsx

3 жыл бұрын

When the knee is flexed it looks as if the movements are the other way around. Just pay attention to the direction of the head of the femur :)

@stevensze8758

3 жыл бұрын

@@TastyTreatsx How about the hip rotation when knee is extended? when the toe point laterally it is hip lateral rotation then?

Can knock knees be A problem due to weakness of hips??

In dorsiflexion angle decreases But why it is called extensor muscle???

I m facing this problem for long times Pls help me

I HAD A STOKE I S THIS MOVE

Gymnastics, ballets dancers: 30 Degrees?? Those are rookie numbers

What dumb vid didn't clearly describe what medial and lateral rotation is

Can knock knees be A problem due to weakness of hips??