Dear @sahar1usa , did you miss this statement of praise by @wrinkledBalloon: "hello, i just want to say that these videos are fantastic!!! really helping to go over some main points. " ?
Hi.... im 18 years old.. and i gym just about everyday.. i consider myself as being in good shape... except for the fact that my gluteal muscle is slightly out of proportion..my gluteal muscle is slightly diagonal(thats the best way i can describe it).. help pls.. i dnt know if its my walking patterns.. but also i negleted my legs for a while and only worked on my upper body.. i dnt know if thats could be the reason for the muscle...
@Monstar7979 you could have a hiked hip due to shotrness of the QL muscle. or a lat pelvic tilt.its hard to say because you dont give more info.is it only on one side?on a diagonal going up or down.arom .prom's and muscle lenght test can usually help determine if something is wrong.going to a Licensed Massage Therapist or chiropractor will give you these postural assessments.if you contact a LMT make sure you tell him you want postural assessments.
....when i looked it up there were both from different sources), but it really does take away from your video as in some spots it sounds like you're reading and guessing. the only criticism i can offer, though :)
I appreciate your comment but I have to take issue with your criticism of my pronunciation. The correct pronunciation for tensor fasciae latae is (Ten-sor Fash-ee-ee Lay-tee). This is because the phrase is Latin and the "ae" and "i" in Latin are pronounced with a long "e". When you mispronounce the word as "lah-tay" you are anglicizing the word and/ or liking your coffee too much :)
hello, i just want to say that these videos are fantastic!!! really helping to go over some main points. your pronunciation is a little rough is some spots, though; ex., tensor fasciae latae, which is "tensor fash-ahe latte (like the drink: lah-tay)". it might just be regional differences ( I thought previously that you were pronouncing ischial incorrectly as well, but....
I enjoyed this video and found Dr Borb's explaination v helpful for my anatomy - completed now :)
sahar1usa 3 months ago
Wrinkle..... Why do u like to criticise only? you sound as if your pronunciation is absolutly perfect !!
Dr Bob is doing a great job and producing great videos to help others.
sahar1usa 10 months ago
Dear @sahar1usa , did you miss this statement of praise by @wrinkledBalloon: "hello, i just want to say that these videos are fantastic!!! really helping to go over some main points. " ?
ShawnsterVideos 3 months ago in playlist ANATOMY MUSCLES
can you tell me were you purchased this muscular skeleton
pbau2pbau2 1 year ago
Thank you Thank you Thank youuuuu
samiranademi 1 year ago
Hi.... im 18 years old.. and i gym just about everyday.. i consider myself as being in good shape... except for the fact that my gluteal muscle is slightly out of proportion..my gluteal muscle is slightly diagonal(thats the best way i can describe it).. help pls.. i dnt know if its my walking patterns.. but also i negleted my legs for a while and only worked on my upper body.. i dnt know if thats could be the reason for the muscle...
Monstar7979 1 year ago
@Monstar7979 you could have a hiked hip due to shotrness of the QL muscle. or a lat pelvic tilt.its hard to say because you dont give more info.is it only on one side?on a diagonal going up or down.arom .prom's and muscle lenght test can usually help determine if something is wrong.going to a Licensed Massage Therapist or chiropractor will give you these postural assessments.if you contact a LMT make sure you tell him you want postural assessments.
dosx78 1 year ago
thank u...........these videos really helps out 2 study de models :)
adfiti 1 year ago
good videos....but this would be easier if we could see the whole leg initially and zoom in just to have a clearer perspective
miwaro12 2 years ago
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....when i looked it up there were both from different sources), but it really does take away from your video as in some spots it sounds like you're reading and guessing. the only criticism i can offer, though :)
wrinkledBalloon 2 years ago
I appreciate your comment but I have to take issue with your criticism of my pronunciation. The correct pronunciation for tensor fasciae latae is (Ten-sor Fash-ee-ee Lay-tee). This is because the phrase is Latin and the "ae" and "i" in Latin are pronounced with a long "e". When you mispronounce the word as "lah-tay" you are anglicizing the word and/ or liking your coffee too much :)
drbobrd 2 years ago
hello, i just want to say that these videos are fantastic!!! really helping to go over some main points. your pronunciation is a little rough is some spots, though; ex., tensor fasciae latae, which is "tensor fash-ahe latte (like the drink: lah-tay)". it might just be regional differences ( I thought previously that you were pronouncing ischial incorrectly as well, but....
wrinkledBalloon 2 years ago
I hate these plastic models. Pots and dissections are much better.
Still good though.
thehairymedstudent 2 years ago
Dr.Robert Droaul
thank you so much for this video what can I do to strengthen the gluteus medius
MKisJ 3 years ago