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give such kind of videos more.that is impressive ❤

How the hell in thsi pump handle example, the sternum aka the the rod when it goes up the ribs aka the bucket goes down...The ribs aka the bucket should go up, right?

Isnt it missing Teres major, lower traps ?

How are the lower traps involved in upward rotation?

Thank you so much for this extremely well-done video. I have a website and UA-cam channel for upper body movement and violin playing and was wondering if I might have permission to use clips from this video in a UA-cam video on healthy shoulder movement for violinists? If you might let me know, that would be most helpful. Thank you.

Soo grateful to you for such a simplified explanation 🎉

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So easy to learn

Exactly what i wanted Tysm

Expecting more from u people ❤

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Notes please

how about arm rotating backward to touch the lower back?

Excellent explanation and depiction.

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This was great! Thank you

Hello I'm wondering is the setting of the video is different? I would like to save the video to my list, but I don't see any button allowing me to do so for this video.

Such a lovely presentation

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How is it the same? Eversions/Inversions is pretty much just tilting in or out. Pronation and supination is more of a rotation. Same with wrists.

Depression (opening of the mouth) happens with the help of later pterygoid , digastric and mylohyoid muscles. Elevation (closing of the mouth ) caused with the help of masteric , temporalis and medial pterygoid muscle . Protrusion , lateral pterygoid . Retrusion ( masteric and temporalis muscles)

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Many videos about the bones. Many about the muscles. But none about which muscles are moving the bones! Many thanks.

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Very nice video presentation

Simple n clear... Tnq

Nice one😊 thank you

Thanks ❤

Is there any possibility of a vertical motion?

Great

Thank you sir

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Interesting animation, I've been looking for something like that. However, one of the most interesting muscles for me (as voice professional), the serratus anterior, linked to outwards rotation of the shoulder blades, internal rotation of the arm and ribcage expansion, has not been mentioned which surprises me. Also, a differentiation of activity depending on arm rotation / hand position (palm inwards, outwards) could also be interesting and takes part in the shoulder blade movements (as the arms are their extensions). The relationship to the upper postural / accessory breathing muscles (levator scapulae, scaleni etc) could also be discussed and how that reltes to stability in the shoulder girdle and spinal posture. I assume there's more to uncover (and visualize) when it comes to the possibilites of movements and compensations, a very fascinating field.

loved the video

Thank you sir✨

Sir plz make more such videos 🙏🙏🙏

You should see if you could go more into the two parts of the biceps because they connect at separate points across a joint and and thus it would be good to see their mechanic with different shoulder orientation

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I came here by reading the same topic from Sembulingm. 🙃🙃🙃

Nicely animated,hats off

Excellent!!!!!

Please, stop repeating ok ok ok ok ok.........ok? it's so boring...

Have you ever heard of the clavicle bone growing a muscle on the front part of the bone the location of is just inches from the sternum?

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Short and sweet 💖

Very nice

Beautifully presented !