Anatomical Terms of Direction- Applying Location Terminology to Exercise

[TheAnvilMan]

Intelligence +2

[snoop890]

Hey get your feet out the way :)

[samasaurasrex]

Is lateral and medial the same as abduction and adduction?

[strengthproject]

@samasaurasrex

Abduction and adduction are movement terms. I will cover that in the next video. Lateral and medial are just directional terms, for example if you want to compare your ears to your nose, your ears are further from your midline so you would say your ears are lateral to your nose. Abduction is the movement when you are doing lateral movements. Good question

[samasaurasrex]

is lateral and medial the same as abduction and adduction?

[Bananayoghurt1000]

Do you even lift ? whats the point if you look like a skinny bitch in a T

[IanandBrian]

I really wanna know what the song at the end is

[raumoithe]

Please post more

[raumoithe]

Good stuff

[kanthPL]

'Great this asshole been doing another video on science!?' U got me crackin :D

[oleshikaru]

good stuff man :) like your studio!

[CdotDixon]

What's your outro music? Interesting stuff btw.

[DjGoGo09]

im a kinesiology major 3rd year and did the canfitpro course, but ive never heard of contralateral or that other one

[strengthproject]

@DjGoGo09

That's why I made this video. I am shocked that you have not heard of these terms 3 years deep. Please run a google search for more info.

[flyingeagleone]

@strengthproject he is probable flunking lmao! keep the vids coming but do away with all this crap lmao!!!

[DjGoGo09]

@strengthproject we just didnt learn it, im becoming a personal trainer and they didnt teach us those either, but the rest i know

[JakesHomeWorkouts]

Great video. Good stuff to know.

[13thSeason]

weird, we just talked about this stuff in my biomechanics class.

[PunkyLemming]

cool :)

[jessarnygard]

Nice stuff, very informative!

[DamianVKT]

very helpful. ty

[RoxasX58]

First! xD

[SaintSoldierN9]

This video is another great reason why you should be the Youtube trainer!