Sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know a way to get back into an Instagram account? I was stupid lost the account password. I love any tips you can give me!
THIS WAS FANTASTIC!!! I’ve had such a hard time wrapping my head around understanding these movements. THANK YOU for making this video! I take my MBLEx (massage) exam tomorrow AM! 👊🏽
This video is incredible, I was struggling for a while to understand PLANES - mostly because English is my second language, and it became clear immediately after watching this video for the first time! Thank you!
Thanks for the video. It was very useful. This point isn't meant to be rude, offensive, or mean, but maybe you have or haven't noticed that she has some imbalance in her shoulders? The left shoulder is significantly elevated. Anyway, I would want someone to point it out about me, so again, I hope this isn't taken with offense.
Body llanes was extremy difficult for me to digest even more than understanding action of left right heart and some other more difficult concelts but u made it extremely simple with demonstration. Thank u
Ugh, this vid is great, but I so overcomplicate things. Like, a lunge is on the sagittal plane, but since you lower the body, isn't it also on the frontal?
Any movement in which you go front or backwards comes in the sagital plane. So when doing a lunge, you are moving in front and coming backwards. Hence sagital plane movement. If you are moving any part of the body sideways, it comes in frontal plane. That is why lunge is not a frontal plane movement. Hope this helps and if I am wrong please correct. Good day 😊
Thank you very much for this detailed explanation. I was having trouble with understanding such a simple concept, it often confused me with the others.
How about a vertical movement, like a vertical Jump. Your not moving side to side, so it's not frontal, your not twisting or rotating so not Transverse, and your not moving forward or back so it's not sagittal. What plane would that be?
This is such a frustrating concept! Somebody help! So, we shouldn't distinguish the planes by specific movements? Since technically they all have those movements? Like sagittal plane has back and forth flexion, but frontal has side to side flexion... What about the rotation of the wrists? Is it just the transverse? Ughh 😫
THIS WAS AWESOME!!!! ESPECIALLY HOW YOU ADDED THAT IMAGINARY MIRRORS TO EXPLAIN, I SAW IT SO CLEARLY. THIS WAS THE BEST VIDEO EXPLANATION. THANK YOU🙏🏿👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️❤️ I am currently studying for NASM certified, and I couldn't understand this chp but became of your video, I got it! Thank you 😊
You know why I love this video and RUclips, you got a question about literally anything you can probably just look it up and see a visual representation of what you wanna know. Now you could have just googled it but those are words that may be confusing or too much to read. These videos are straight to the point and and now I have a visual memory of what all this means
I heard this video Was 4:16secs long An i was told by another person that does daily workouts she does four hundred an sixteen push ups , all hands [ down ] this is a wonderful video
Good luck in your exams everyone.
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@@miakawasaki6971 why else would you be watching this
Sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know a way to get back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid lost the account password. I love any tips you can give me!
Been so confused about plans of movement for ages, that has really helped. Cheers
i have ben confused as you
Exactly!
Omg same, I’m still confused lol 😆
FINALLY someone explaining this in a way i can understand, with a REAL person not a diagram! Brilliant!!!! Thanks youuuuu!!!!
Sport science student here... Thank you for this short and simple explanation! The demonstrations really helped!
THIS WAS FANTASTIC!!! I’ve had such a hard time wrapping my head around understanding these movements. THANK YOU for making this video!
I take my MBLEx (massage) exam tomorrow AM! 👊🏽
Reading blows!! This video rocks!
I need one of these videos for the anatomical axes.
This video is incredible, I was struggling for a while to understand PLANES - mostly because English is my second language, and it became clear immediately after watching this video for the first time! Thank you!
Thank you....
Thank you! Very helpful presentation.
thank you for this!!
Thank You Ace Fitness! Finishing up Lesson 9 now :)
An even better explanatiion using analogy of a hallway: ruclips.net/video/B1eG9DyYK9E/видео.htmlsi=qapSzE26K9kqu50Y
Very helpful! Thanks!
thank you!
Thanks for the video. It was very useful.
This point isn't meant to be rude, offensive, or mean, but maybe you have or haven't noticed that she has some imbalance in her shoulders? The left shoulder is significantly elevated. Anyway, I would want someone to point it out about me, so again, I hope this isn't taken with offense.
This is so helpful! Looked for so many videos that actually talk about the planes whilst moving before finding this! Thanks!
This is the best explanation I had till now because I always had some confusion about the planes but now it's sorted. 😊
This video is really helpful! Having a visual to go along with the reading makes things much easier to understand.
Body llanes was extremy difficult for me to digest even more than understanding action of left right heart and some other more difficult concelts but u made it extremely simple with demonstration. Thank u
Thatzzzzz correct
Perfect video . Thnx.
Is there any video on axes also??
I am studying to be a massage therapist and this video really helped me to differentiate the differences of the planes! Great video!
THank you ! this was life saving (studying for my MBLEX) ~ I was having a hard time getting my head around all this!
How did you do?
Same! This is the 1st explaination i understand!
Ugh, this vid is great, but I so overcomplicate things. Like, a lunge is on the sagittal plane, but since you lower the body, isn't it also on the frontal?
Any movement in which you go front or backwards comes in the sagital plane. So when doing a lunge, you are moving in front and coming backwards. Hence sagital plane movement. If you are moving any part of the body sideways, it comes in frontal plane. That is why lunge is not a frontal plane movement. Hope this helps and if I am wrong please correct. Good day 😊
This is so helpful. Was so confused when reading the book. Thank you!
Really
Who came here because of Mechanics, plane motion? Feel so stupid right now
Thanks Molly and narrator! Great video!
Awesome explanation! thanks for sharing :-)
Thanks crystal clear explanations, doubts cleared
Thank you very much for this detailed explanation. I was having trouble with understanding such a simple concept, it often confused me with the others.
Finally I get it so easily explained thank you!!
PT student here just wanting to say thank you for the clear explanation!
Thank you so so much! Coming from a canfitpro and Issa member lol
Probably the best explanation ever!
Thank you gr8 video .. GFI student 💪
Plz we need more video about anatomy
I have to learn this shit for sports med now thanks
Are you sure. I have to learn this shit for nursing 🙄 btw ARMYYYYYYYYYY
thank you as you made it simple to understand and remember.
Thanks!!
Wow finally understand this after 8 weeks lmao. Thanks for this vid
what plane would it be on if i blew my brains out😂😂😂😂(this is not i joke i should probably get help)
Thank you,this video really helped provide a visual to what I was learning.
One of Molly's shoulders is higher than the other - is she okay?? 🥺
I needed this explanation and the suggested homework.
50k ACE academy elite students?
How about a vertical movement, like a vertical Jump. Your not moving side to side, so it's not frontal, your not twisting or rotating so not Transverse, and your not moving forward or back so it's not sagittal. What plane would that be?
Sagital
This is such a frustrating concept! Somebody help! So, we shouldn't distinguish the planes by specific movements? Since technically they all have those movements? Like sagittal plane has back and forth flexion, but frontal has side to side flexion... What about the rotation of the wrists? Is it just the transverse? Ughh 😫
THIS WAS AWESOME!!!! ESPECIALLY HOW YOU ADDED THAT IMAGINARY MIRRORS TO EXPLAIN, I SAW IT SO CLEARLY. THIS WAS THE BEST VIDEO EXPLANATION. THANK YOU🙏🏿👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️❤️
I am currently studying for NASM certified, and I couldn't understand this chp but became of your video, I got it! Thank you 😊
Love you ma'am,well explained ❤️👍
Very very usefull in our kinesiology studies....... thaaaank. U. Soooooo. Much. Maaaaaam...... really i. Like. It.. .. thankuuuuuu
You know why I love this video and RUclips, you got a question about literally anything you can probably just look it up and see a visual representation of what you wanna know. Now you could have just googled it but those are words that may be confusing or too much to read. These videos are straight to the point and and now I have a visual memory of what all this means
Than girl has uneven shoulder level - have to check!
Big time left shoulder elevated more than right.
I noticed it, too. Maybe it's scoliosis? I hope it doesn't give her any problems. :/
Great clear video thanks ACEfitness. Additionally, Molly may benefit from visiting a Chiropractor, her shoulders appear to not be level in this video.
oh my gosh, thank you for this video. i take my MBLEX in a couple weeks and planes of movements with actions was really messing with my head.
one hour lecture and i didnt understand nothing . 3:18 mins clip and i am ready for the quiz. THANK YOU
So would a squat be on the saggital plane?
Good basic movement through plans. Have you considered more actual movements -common exercise’s?
POV : You are here after your teacher recommended this video for you to watch
And i was the 100th comment too lets gooooo
Wwowww.. I realllyyy love this video so helpful.. Plz dnt stop giving us knowledge like this....
I heard this video
Was 4:16secs long
An i was told by another person that does daily workouts she does four hundred an sixteen push ups , all hands [ down ] this is a wonderful video
Very helpful video. #VisualLearner
Good luck 2023 year 11s 🥳
This is so helpful! Thank you!!!
extremely helpful - thanks
very good have demostrations
Question the transversal parasagital cut of the bottom of the Heart is above the mid humerus bone or below it. thank you.
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This is amazing just sent to classmates in Biomechanics class!!!!! thank you
Thank you I am a visual learner
who's here bcs of pe video?
This was such great info with examples, thanks!
Thank you this helps a lot in differentiate those three...
mhm
у девочки , которая демонстрирует упражнение ,похоже,сколиоз ГОП-одно плечо выше.Тренеру следует обратить на это внимание.
Really it helped a lot
Yes! Great video!!!! Not complicated! Beautiful!!!!!!!
hi i enjoyed and really understood could you please do a video on oblique plane
Good explanation
Thanks for dear
Thank you ! for such informative thing .😀
Thankyou sr
Thx u foe infos
U are the best, the best, the best..............👌👌👌
Well explained
Awesome vid❤
Thank you mam
this helped me understand so much better!
Pronation and Supination are triplanar motions
This.has been really helpful thanks
useful
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Gay
very nice but she suffring from elivation 😄
What about the Oblique plane?
you have just saved my life !
Brilliant educational video! Really well broken down!
Excellent teaching video
good mam
Thank you, I had trouble grasping this until now
Thankyou so much this really helped me get a grip on planes of movement finally!!
Helpful. Thank you
Thank you! I think I finally go this....