Back Muscles Anatomy - Trapezius, Latissimus, Rhomboid Anatomy

This is my video about the muscles of the back. Back muscles anatomy here include the Trapezius, Latissimus Dorsi, Rhomboid and Levator Scapulae...
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There are other structures in this video like humerus, vertebrae and humerus. Latissimus dorsi anatomy and the Trapezius anatomy is what I expalin in great details. Rhomboids anatomy and Levator Scapulae anatomy is superficially explained.
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[@ryanfrizzell736]

Pull ups and dead hangs have really increased the size and strength of my back muscles.

[@studio22camden41]

So helpful studying for a massage certification. Thank you.

[@tannutundwal6920]

Very Helpful video...

[@kazimushtaq]

This is the best video I have seen so far on this subject. Thanks

[@dr.s.p.]

Certainly one of the best explanations and models on UA-cam on this subject once you get over the weird nasal voice. I just wish I had this kind of resource 40 or more years ago when I was studying anatomy. I subscribed.

[@Vitadovette]

Thank you ! Very clear and helpful ! Keep it up!

[@bianly00]

Special thanks from Puerto Rico !!

[@DrMarwaha]

A nice video portraying the human physiology very simply, coherently and comprehensively and very helpful in learning all these complex net work of muscles.

[@advaitkadam1637]

Anatomy*

[@kelseyjackson458]

thank you for these videos, they will help me pass my anatomy lab i hope

[@kingquads6982]

Kelsey Jackson me I just watched for rack pulls by #alphadestiny.

[@tee4554]

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[@boobdu110]

did you pass?
:)

[@masosoup4559]

Kelsey Jackson ok well it’s 4 years later so I’m assuming a lot has happened. Are you now very deep in the medical field? I’m genially curious

[@boobdu110]

@yhootoob thats harsh lol. im on my first year, anatomy exam is in 2-3 months

[@technicalgoku8339]

Thank you for good information in your video

[@JustSaralius]

On the off-chance that this video is still being moderated:
Very interesting and helpful video and a good 3D design that is easily understood!
Wish there were subtitles and (better) labels and some added graphics on each part mentioned for those of us who are less familiar with the terminology and also those who struggle with hearing etc.
Someone else wrote they would have liked to see the motions described as animations, as to better understand the effects of the muscles contracting, and I agree with that too.

[@TeacherFlash]

Hello Sarah, I will do something about this very soon. Thank you for the suggestions, I appreciate it.

[@theoneduke8581]

my name is Duke, I study in a Ukraine and the teachers her aren't so familiar with English so I always have a difficult time understanding what they teach. thank you, this was very useful

[@pppche]

I wish you were giving lectures in my university!
Thank you. This is very helpful :)

[@harryboii6636]

lol even he would never give such a good lecture...all the teachers are busy in their practices so they just do a formality in university in which they are not paid well, and many few can work properly where they are under paid with great devotion

[@komal-qm9lu]

Amazing as u are explaining

[@sanjayamdavadi2437]

excellent explain in video, very useful knowledge sharing for medical students...

[@shrutikorecha3817]

Thnx for dis video.... Really helpful in learning these muscles. 😄👍👍

[@sandeeprawat8760]

Awesome explanation brother... Keep it up

[@sumayyasajjad9565]

A good video indeed....

[@jacksonlorna]

This was great, video shed a lot of light on the movements in the shoulder.

[@ggonsg]

AMAZINGLY ILLUSTRATED videos. You're so smart!!! Thank you!!

[@haroonrubina]

thankyou so much sir !! it was really helpful ! god bless you !

[@topalaluiza9647]

Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@sibrande]

Thanks a lot! Brilliant explanation and animation💗😊

[@private4720]

Thank you

[@sieg5857]

Excellent video

[@ayushichaudhari917]

Thank you so much sir 😊

[@Mdsohag-rj4bw]

Very effective video,Go ahead

[@stuartthomas94]

thank you for these videos. very helpful!

[@LoveForTorah]

Thank you! Well explained! 👍

[@seebs55]

Liked very much! information was presented accurately

[@shaukatasghar1704]

Great video but would have been nice to see the muscles in action 👍

[@vijay111sharma]

this lecture is exellant..thanx for refreshimg my memory

[@vladb7742]

Tutorial well done

[@deidrataylor2919]

thank you clear and to the point

[@user-uw7ms4tt2m]

Origin:
Spines of c7-t5
Insertion: scapula
Action: elevation & adduction . Stabilize scapula.

[@rhodanamutowe661]

Great video, really helpful. Thanks

[@Fatima-ju8vb]

Thank youuu . It is so helpful

[@poisonboxingfitness]

You really help me realised something here.

[@fahrudinozic1067]

Thank you sir

[@whatrtheodds]

Nice, slow, simple. Thanks.

[@sanjitadhakal6184]

This is really good
But would like to know the parent nerves of the nerve branches if possible
Great job anyway 😍😍😍

[@daniellalavallee3240]

Thank you! Good info, good rythym, quality of sounds and images!

[@TeacherFlash]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@drdolychakraborty7979]

thanks for teaching in such a nice way... hv a good day.

[@Klassenfeind]

Super interesting, thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@rhodanamutowe661]

great video,very clear explanations and very helpful

[@TeacherFlash]

Rhoda Namutowe Thank you!! You can follow me on Facebook and support our further work: facebook.com/FahriceDjozic3

[@adams2385]

Thank you so much! God bless

[@atpole818]

excellent illustrations

[@ClaudiaMartinez-tb6qp]

I think its very good, thank you, I loved

[@umarshafi7179]

this video really helped me!!👍👍👍👍👍

[@MelFinehout]

great job. helped me out.

[@kentbergman125]

Great video! Thank You!!

[@kethmihettiaratchy557]

This is really helpful thank u so much....

[@randall3785]

I would love to see the action of the trapezius in relation to a variety of movement patterns.

[@kickboxking3299]

Great information here!

[@popinjoy547]

This video really helpful

[@NehaKhan-gn4kk]

Fabulous

[@peterl.1574]

Need to show animation when describing contractions.

[@fitsurvivor4781]

Yes... Even i was hoping animations so that people can learn those movements effectively

[@naresh274]

Hi awesome video....is it possible in this simulator to depict the consequences on the muscle mass of the lower back if one of the vertebra of the spinal column is compressed to around 80%?

[@user-cy2no1so8n]

Thanks for that great video ,i am a medicine student and i found difficult problems in studying i really need help☹️💔

[@newtoninspired]

Awesome animation!

[@medics4416]

Nice 🤟🏻

[@adeemsaleh7789]

thank you
its very halpful

[@rgupta3864]

nice work,
easy to understand

[@dainluke]

Thank you.

[@janhviyadav8002]

very helpful video..thnx sir

[@judybabii123]

Omgg this is such a great video !!! Thank you so much

[@raghuwarangal]

excellent commendable effort

[@2ONE4FOUR]

great job thanks!

[@lucyheartfilia6087]

Thank you, It was helpful but I need a more info of the "clinical testing" of each of these muscles

[@rj.9588]

Thanku great video 👍👍

[@lucashp12]

Very helpful

[@RED2BEAST9KNIGHT]

nice video thank you

[@stellalrm3107]

Very Helpful, thank you :)

[@ashishkhot2885]

Thank you. nice vedio

[@TeacherFlash]

So nice of you

[@srivatsaaj2985]

Super

[@Deeman07]

This helped me out alot thanks so much !! Keep up the great work :D

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I like it!

[@papushshwan3943]

Very helpful :)

[@Zetsuke4]

Nice

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thank

[@madelleroseanajao2921]

thanks!!!

[@lubisfuller8899]

Super!!!👍👏

[@ReSOMOL99]

it was helpful...

[@Coffeemancer]

Does the rhomboid contribute to the dimples and creases of skin on your back?

[@freddie8425]

thanks very helpful!

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[@lhakido]

great..

[@TheAdamos123]

great job! btw i saw skull with nose and ears for the first time in my life :P

[@fmrc2002]

lol u r a good observer :p

[@ewamariasokolewicz3518]

great!

[@muskandosani6424]

awesome 😊

[@rimeln6443]

this is a great explanation! thanks a lot

[@TeacherFlash]

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[@rimeln6443]

Animated Anatomy definitely will do! I managed to get a very good mark in my anatomy exam thanks to your videos :)

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[@ericdanielson470]

"The latissimus Dorsi Muscle inserts at the floor of the inter tubercular groove." isn't that on the anterior aspect of the humerus?? You pointed to the posterior aspect

[@iis641]

Yup its the anterior aspect

[@chiragpatel7223]

Ya its the on the anterior aspect of the humerus

[@jasmineabdelhamed5061]

excellent

[@TeacherFlash]

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[@pt_hoor64aa57]

Thaaaanx alot❤❤❤❤

[@sidrashafi784]

Osm👌keep up the good work

[@mariamna9711]

thanks! very useful

[@mrlarrybobjr]

Hi I’m not a doctor or a medical student is it correct I see the rhomboid is underneath the trap?

[@dr.gayathri3317]

good

[@QclaireQ]

the innervation you said is wrong. it is from the C6-C8 through the brachial plexus and through the thoracodorsal nerve which is a branch of the medial cord. Not the spinal nerves T6-T8 as you pointed in the model...

[@masosoup4559]

Grey’s anatomy has changed a lot I see

[@jhonrenaultrocios2745]

5:25 im confuse about this clip about nerve supply you/nerve root said it is C-6 and C-7 but pointing the thoracic vertebrae. please help me?

[@harithareddy2941]

It's nice.but put the muscle insertion in blue colour