Piriformis Anatomy: Origin, Insertion & Action

[@barrybailey1173]

Excellent video. Thank you for posting.

[@jamessmith4681]

Thank you for posting. Can hardly see the White bone of the skeleton against the white background.

[@BodyworksPrime]

Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to tone down the ISO camera settings until I can get a new background

[@sommertyau1230]

what about internal rotation when hip flexed 60 degrees or more?

[@nirharpaz1]

thank you, it's very educating and you explain very big and makes it harder to understand your demonstration well.
however, the white bj makes it difficult to distinguish the skeleton from the BG and thus makes it more difficult to understand your examples.

[@BodyworksPrime]

Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately I am limited with how close the camera is to me because the house I live in presently has limited space. I'm moving house later this year though, so hopefully I can address the background colour and distance of the camera once I get into the new home :) I am going to try and get somewhere with a room I can dedicate to recording videos in.

[@Westgeorgiayogini]

Thank you, this was very helpful and easy to understand.

[@BodyworksPrime]

Thanks, glad to hear you found it useful

[@Vedaishere]

Thank you sm! That was so easy to understand!

[@swalehmohamed]

Goooood work thank you

[@BodyworksPrime]

No problem. Thanks for watching!

[@marcocfitness]

Niiiiiice video, my guy!

[@BodyworksPrime]

Cheers, appreciate it!

[@eso69]

Great 🥰
just as your other videos

[@BodyworksPrime]

Thanks Eso :)

[@rosiengym2417]

Love this! I was struggling to work out how piriformis would contribute to abduction (thinking lateral extension!) but now I understand 👍

[@BodyworksPrime]

Awesome! Glad to hear my video helped. Thanks for watching.

[@thecomiccook3487]

❤

[@kenwood3000]

Best video on this

[@desgood1495]

Thanks

[@BodyworksPrime]

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