Please make a video on LeBron’s perfect biomechanics. LeBron has probably played more NBA minutes than anyone in the past 15 years, and suffered no major injury’s. That would be helpful thanks.
I’m in undergrad right now getting my degree to go to PT school, and I love watching your videos both to learn new stuff and test myself on what I already know! Your videos are great and your examples are incredibly useful. Thank you so much!
CHRISTIAN. JUNIOR my dude it is required to get into pt school. Pt is a graduate program here I can’t go right into it or else I would have done it already. The class is the basics of pt.
I'm also doing a kin degree. WAY more preparative for careers in medicine and physical therapy than the run-of-the-mill BScl; Christian doesn't know what he's talking about lol
Thank you! Unique compliment haha. I always hate using big words nobody can understand when a doctor talks to them. Sure if I'm talking to another doctor I'll use the full lingo, but no reason to try and prove being smart or something by using big words non medical people can't understand
Theres a channel called "by any means basketball". They did a video on rose and how the way he landed might have attributed to his injuries. Everyone should go check it out. Its pretty informative.
Back in 2008, I was well aware of his Rose's injury history. That's why I didn't favor him over Westbrook. I knew injuries for him would be a matter of time. Rose was better than Westbrook and peaked earlier but I knew Westbrook would have longevity. All in all, it was sad to see Rose go down so many times. And he went down last night. Smh
@@eczotiic8026 My point is that he's had more play time than Rose and he's been on the same team. How can someone as talented as Westbrook not lead his team to a championship at least once in a decade, or get traded to play with a better franchise like KD? He's not a team player and he's not interested in winning.
I’ve always been fascinated by the way certain athletes move. Factors like bow legged or pigeon toed (I’m sure these are potentially offensive/non-medical terms) also players that explode/change direction quickly like Dominique Wilkins and D-Rose who jump off 2 feet a lot. D-Rose was fun to watch but the amount of force he was generating to change direction....I love these videos, fascinating!
Please do Greg Oden ( shaq that was so injury prone he didnt even.) also can you judge if Dennis Smith Jr. would become like derrick rose in the future with his landing styles?
Thank you for this video. I’m happy because an actual doctor speaking on this issues helps so much. Apparently Derrick rose landed on his heels a lot and even Tracy McGrady had horrible landing mechanics. Especially where he’d land on one single leg so much. Do you have any recommendations on how to train these biomechanics like programs or therapy clinics?
Not studying to be a doctor but studying proper form by being an athlete, training programs, and having had knee problems in the past, I kind of figured this out but now know that my hypothesis was correct.
These are great 👍🏻 informative and interesting. Would you consider adding much more photo and video examples throughout for more b-roll and supportive content when your talking and explaining? That would be sweet :)
Wow very informative video. Im huge fan of derrick rose and i myself suffered also from a torn acl back in 2013, and now still working my way back to play the way i play before coz trauma really prevents me from doing so. Goodluck on these wonderful videos soon youd reach millions of subcribers where you can educate more athletes.
How was John Stockton able to have such a long career missing almost no time at all? Did he do anything special in order to stay healthy and on the court?
I was looking at a motivational video..... the speaker played with stockton and he would clown him for going to the chiropractor 4 times a day on game day.... He thought it was silly but then when he only lasted 3 seasons in the nba due to injury he quickly realized how important it was.. Hope you got all that 👍🏽
@@Dortoc j.stockton wasnt athletic?? You must be a fool and a couch potato... You probably couldnt run twice around the court.... Yet you have the audacity to call an NBA legend "not athletic"... Wow. What a moron.
Hi Dr. Brian, your content is especially interesting as I’m looking to pursue a path in medical studies to hopefully be a sports physician. I’ll be starting Columbia’s PostBac program in the fall to begin my journey to medical school. Your content just further motivates me in my decision, even more so since you’re a fellow sports enthusiast. Thank you for your videos!
Force is the change in momentum over time so if you land with straight legs you stop almost instantly and then the force is huge but if you land with your legs bent then you slow down more gradually and then thare is less force acting on you although it acts on you for longer.
The biomechanics of what he’s referring to is the jump stop move. We’ve seen it a million times growing up on the playground courts in the hood. I never thought it would end up getting him hurt. Now we have a current example in Zion Williamson and how he lands with 280 lbs of muscle game after game so we should not be surprised his knee has been hurt quite a few times and he isn’t even 25 years old yet. Got the knees of a 50-60 year old man.
I know im wait but on top of learning how to land properly i think serious squat days are necessary for players. Deep squats can highlight flaws(like weak abductors) and you can fix them as you go.
Not gunna lie, I fucking hated science/Biology etc in school.. BUT i could learn from you, retain the info, and actually enjoy the process!! Idk what it is but you have a gift!
For any engineers or physics geek watching this, think of F=ma or F=mgsin(theta) @ 3:54 . If the knee is straight, the force from the landing would be F=mg * 1 while if the knee bends at an angle the load on your knee would be mg *
Really educational and well laid out content! Thank you! Can you please touch on the subject of wearing knee brace after ACL injury? Or even before that as a way of preventing an ACL injury?
He seems a lot more controlled. Certainly things can happen but just the fact that he's not flying through the air and landing all contorted certainly helps
You guys keep thinking this stuff is a joke, this stuff can ruin careers for real sometimes barely after they started. Dude at my high school was a freak athlete, he had a legit 51 inch vert and ran a 10.3 something 100 meter time. He was only 5’11 but his head would be WAY ABOVE the rim when he would dunk, he be dunking with no shoes from the free throw line and shit. For sure had a career in sports but he always had weird ass landings but luckily his legs/feet were strong enough to take the impact. Until his junior year, one horribly wrong landing fucked up everything, he got a bad ACL injury and never really recovered and y’all probably never heard of him or hear from him. I’m telling you guys it’s the crazy athletic people who are most prone to this stuff cause they never had to learn how to take off or land properly, they just got gifted trampolines for feet and be jumping 51 inches and shit then that wears down your body hard, even if you don’t feel it. One day it’s gonna happen unless you fix it
Could you do a video on Chris Paul's hamstring? He's been having issues over the years with that muscle. Curious to hear your thoughts on why he is having issues.
Best channel on RUclips. Can you talk about some of the BioMechanical problems that big-men in the NBA face, like the challenges against Rudy Gobert's body just from being so tall.
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Awesome content, man. These are both educational and engaging.
Thank you!
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Please make a video on LeBron’s perfect biomechanics. LeBron has probably played more NBA minutes than anyone in the past 15 years, and suffered no major injury’s. That would be helpful thanks.
The swagger genetics
His gait is perfect just like his genes
@@jaykera Bron also spends 2 million anually on his body
man he fking uses hgh peds .... injuries recover really quickly
He has really pronounced penguin gait. Don't know if that helps him or not.
Probably all the Sprite cranberry keeping him on the court.
From a physical therapy student and an avid sports fan i love these vids keep them up!
Thanks!
MARK MY WORDS I GUARANTEE THIS GUY IS GOING TO HAVE ONE MILLION SUBSCRIBERS ONE DAY
Lol thanks! Slow going so far but hopefully growth will pick up!
I’m in undergrad right now getting my degree to go to PT school, and I love watching your videos both to learn new stuff and test myself on what I already know! Your videos are great and your examples are incredibly useful. Thank you so much!
this was super helpful, shaun livingston injury next please
No one cares about him..
It's just falling reeaaaally reaaaly bad.
Man, that was horrible.
@@5thgen691 casuals like you don't
bakugo who cares about you 😂
@@5thgen691 deku gonna beat your ass
On my kinesiology final yesterday there was a question similar to this. Shame this video came out today and not yesterday lol.
What a useless course, do physiotherapy instead
CHRISTIAN. JUNIOR my dude it is required to get into pt school. Pt is a graduate program here I can’t go right into it or else I would have done it already. The class is the basics of pt.
I'm also doing a kin degree. WAY more preparative for careers in medicine and physical therapy than the run-of-the-mill BScl; Christian doesn't know what he's talking about lol
As someone who loves language, seeing you break down words, phrases, and acronyms is music to my ears. Good verbal flow too
Thank you! Unique compliment haha. I always hate using big words nobody can understand when a doctor talks to them. Sure if I'm talking to another doctor I'll use the full lingo, but no reason to try and prove being smart or something by using big words non medical people can't understand
Theres a channel called "by any means basketball". They did a video on rose and how the way he landed might have attributed to his injuries. Everyone should go check it out. Its pretty informative.
Yes I've seen that one! Was a good foundation but wanted to add a bit more of the biomechanics explanation to it!
you should check out "nba storyteller" he did the best d rose injury vid
Every high school bball player needs to learn form from a young age to avoid issues. Then growth with their game
Back in 2008, I was well aware of his Rose's injury history. That's why I didn't favor him over Westbrook. I knew injuries for him would be a matter of time. Rose was better than Westbrook and peaked earlier but I knew Westbrook would have longevity. All in all, it was sad to see Rose go down so many times. And he went down last night. Smh
Westbrook, the most OCD triple-doubler in history, and doesn't have a ring yet.
R M Rose or Westbrook don’t have rings. 🤦🏾♀️
@@eczotiic8026
My point is that he's had more play time than Rose and he's been on the same team. How can someone as talented as Westbrook not lead his team to a championship at least once in a decade, or get traded to play with a better franchise like KD? He's not a team player and he's not interested in winning.
Westbrick's body is paying for it now. He's been injured often the past few years.
Liar
Nice job! You should do a video on Curry's fragile ankles.
Will do ! Thanks
Ervin broke them..
bakugo who?
bakugo oh you mean Irving
He got better at landing after layups so he doesn't roll it
Here after what happened to Klay 😔
Hi
Chitra Murugan no
Damn it’s been a year allready? Felt like only a month ago
Here after what happened to Klay again
klay got another ring 2022
What jerk would dislike any of your videos. This is the type of content I go on RUclips for instead of streamers.
The interesting thing is how individualized form is as well as injury likelihood.
Because of these videos, I understand the injuries better. Keep it up.
Amazing video
Please continue making this type of videos
You bet! Help spread the word and share on social media!!
RUclips just suggested this to me. Great content and only increases the appreciation for the improvement and quality of new content!
I’ve always been fascinated by the way certain athletes move. Factors like bow legged or pigeon toed (I’m sure these are potentially offensive/non-medical terms) also players that explode/change direction quickly like Dominique Wilkins and D-Rose who jump off 2 feet a lot. D-Rose was fun to watch but the amount of force he was generating to change direction....I love these videos, fascinating!
I tore my ACL due to defending another player who directly made contact with my knee. Very interesting take on seeing other ways to rupture the ACL.
You have really original content on this channel man !!!
Thanks!! It's fun!
After all this, he’s still one of the most humble players in the NBA
This is awesome! Can you do a video on hamstring injuries please. It's one of the most recurring injuries in the NFL.
Can you do tracy mcgrady’s back injuries and grant hills career ending injuries and brandon roy
Please continue to make these videos!! They are so educational and fun to learn about
No plan on stopping! Thanks for the encouragement!
So by bending the knee does it has an element of distributing kinetic into rotation energy?
Absolutely love biomechanics.
Please do Greg Oden ( shaq that was so injury prone he didnt even.)
also can you judge if Dennis Smith Jr. would become like derrick rose in the future with his landing styles?
Don't worry about Dennis Smith Jr. He has 2 ACL
@@renzvargas4555 yeah but already lost one
Could you do a video on how Michael Jordan was so good at avoiding injury and recovering so quickly?
Thank you for this video. I’m happy because an actual doctor speaking on this issues helps so much. Apparently Derrick rose landed on his heels a lot and even Tracy McGrady had horrible landing mechanics. Especially where he’d land on one single leg so much. Do you have any recommendations on how to train these biomechanics like programs or therapy clinics?
Loved this vid, maybe a video on why some players are more explosive than others e.g. westbrook and Steph curry
Thanks! Will look into it!
Not studying to be a doctor but studying proper form by being an athlete, training programs, and having had knee problems in the past, I kind of figured this out but now know that my hypothesis was correct.
"No pun intended", HAHAHA, that made me laugh 😂
These are great 👍🏻 informative and interesting. Would you consider adding much more photo and video examples throughout for more b-roll and supportive content when your talking and explaining? That would be sweet :)
Pro athletes should be taught this. This should be a class in high school or even college
Dude you're awesome! I didn't know I could find a RUclips channel like this!
Amazing video! Well settled and structured, it is clear for everybody!...(especially for a 16 year old from Montreal) Congrats and keep going!
Thank you!
I’m studying Joints and Articulations for my A&P class and this is really helpful vs reading lol. Wish me luck.
Love these videos man, you should make more of these kinds!
Wow very informative video. Im huge fan of derrick rose and i myself suffered also from a torn acl back in 2013, and now still working my way back to play the way i play before coz trauma really prevents me from doing so. Goodluck on these wonderful videos soon youd reach millions of subcribers where you can educate more athletes.
Thanks Dr. Sutterer for your videos.. I think you have a great channel here
Doc., how is it possible to some athletes, such as D. Wade, to have his meniscus removed and still have a proper functioning (to some extent) knee?
Love these videos
Nice vid Doc I’m rocking with you 🤟🏽
How was John Stockton able to have such a long career missing almost no time at all? Did he do anything special in order to stay healthy and on the court?
I was looking at a motivational video..... the speaker played with stockton and he would clown him for going to the chiropractor 4 times a day on game day.... He thought it was silly but then when he only lasted 3 seasons in the nba due to injury he quickly realized how important it was..
Hope you got all that 👍🏽
He wasn’t athletic
@@Dortoc j.stockton wasnt athletic?? You must be a fool and a couch potato... You probably couldnt run twice around the court.... Yet you have the audacity to call an NBA legend "not athletic"... Wow. What a moron.
@@jakovbrizic he meant not athletic as in he wasn't a jumper or high flyer why you being a dick
@@jakovbrizic Because he didn't rely on speed or jumping ability.
Oh man, i admire how you explain it, it seems so easy
Hi Dr. Brian, your content is especially interesting as I’m looking to pursue a path in medical studies to hopefully be a sports physician. I’ll be starting Columbia’s PostBac program in the fall to begin my journey to medical school. Your content just further motivates me in my decision, even more so since you’re a fellow sports enthusiast. Thank you for your videos!
Thank you doc..go d.rose
You bet! I live in Minnesota so Def go d rose! Haha
As a bulls fan it took me a minute to be ready to watch this but let's do it
Helped with assignments thanks for the information
Force is the change in momentum over time so if you land with straight legs you stop almost instantly and then the force is huge but if you land with your legs bent then you slow down more gradually and then thare is less force acting on you although it acts on you for longer.
Boom science
The biomechanics of what he’s referring to is the jump stop move. We’ve seen it a million times growing up on the playground courts in the hood. I never thought it would end up getting him hurt. Now we have a current example in Zion Williamson and how he lands with 280 lbs of muscle game after game so we should not be surprised his knee has been hurt quite a few times and he isn’t even 25 years old yet. Got the knees of a 50-60 year old man.
Could you do a video on your take of McKenzie Milton’s knee/leg injury he’s UCFs quarterback? Great content you earned yourself a new sub!
This guy is awesome breaks it down pretty simple
I know im wait but on top of learning how to land properly i think serious squat days are necessary for players. Deep squats can highlight flaws(like weak abductors) and you can fix them as you go.
Do Kobe Bryant’s Achilles Tear please
You 12?
funrsguysandmore no why
Aaron Davis I didn’t know that that sounds interesting to be in a video wouldn’t you think
Yea rose had lower limb issues long before the NBA...patterns of bad habbits and poor form are only amplified the more intense the competition gets
Brian Sutterer MD so is that a no on the Kobe video ?
Not gunna lie, I fucking hated science/Biology etc in school.. BUT i could learn from you, retain the info, and actually enjoy the process!! Idk what it is but you have a gift!
For any engineers or physics geek watching this, think of F=ma or F=mgsin(theta) @ 3:54 . If the knee is straight, the force from the landing would be F=mg * 1 while if the knee bends at an angle the load on your knee would be mg *
Really educational and well laid out content! Thank you!
Can you please touch on the subject of wearing knee brace after ACL injury? Or even before that as a way of preventing an ACL injury?
This video was fun to watch. I’m interested in sports medicine and this was great to watch.
Doc quick q will porzingis recovery be different due to his size
I had this idea thanks! Great information!
You bet! Thanks!
I’m watching and liking all of your vids
Russel westbrook knees are built different😂💯
Please make a content about lebron's durability :)
John Mark Cid PEDs
Gunner sell Redd P.E.D.S stand for performance enhancing drugs nothing to do with durability to my knowledge
ALI5392 then you need to research
@@ALI5392 then why did Edelman get caught using them recovering from a knee injury?
so derrick rose is landing much better now? oh thank god
He seems a lot more controlled. Certainly things can happen but just the fact that he's not flying through the air and landing all contorted certainly helps
Loved it! Interesting and informative!!
2nd Year DPT student here, This is gonna be my new crash course :D
This guy teach better than school teachers
This dudes about to blow up
These Are Awesome! I vote Kobe’s Achilles rupture.. cause well.. I just ruptured mine playing basketball off my first step pushing g off my left foot
Thanks! Achilles injuries in general seem to be a common request
Damn you will likely never regain your athletic peak. I hope you get better soon.
Thanks for sharing with us!
great informative video. it would have been nice to have some videos of D Rose landings while you where describing it.
hey i was wondering if you werent working on a video right now if you could make one about how to protect your knees and avoid injuries
Thanks doc, as a fan of the game id like to pursue sports med or rehab med or ortho to help other athletes
Brian, thank you! I have torn both my ACL's and now i know why.
How many years back bro? Wat graft? Meniscus?
Derrick Rose and DeMarcus cousin's video got you a sub. Keep it going buddy👌
Great content doc thank you.
Thanks!
Talk about Gordon Hayward's injury!!
Will do! Make sure you're subscribed and help share the videos!!
Great work, keep it up!!
You guys keep thinking this stuff is a joke, this stuff can ruin careers for real sometimes barely after they started. Dude at my high school was a freak athlete, he had a legit 51 inch vert and ran a 10.3 something 100 meter time. He was only 5’11 but his head would be WAY ABOVE the rim when he would dunk, he be dunking with no shoes from the free throw line and shit. For sure had a career in sports but he always had weird ass landings but luckily his legs/feet were strong enough to take the impact.
Until his junior year, one horribly wrong landing fucked up everything, he got a bad ACL injury and never really recovered and y’all probably never heard of him or hear from him.
I’m telling you guys it’s the crazy athletic people who are most prone to this stuff cause they never had to learn how to take off or land properly, they just got gifted trampolines for feet and be jumping 51 inches and shit then that wears down your body hard, even if you don’t feel it. One day it’s gonna happen unless you fix it
The Bulls are at fault for Derrick gettin hurt they never gave him enough help and ran him into the ground!
I love this. It is so informative
Could you do a video on Chris Paul's hamstring? He's been having issues over the years with that muscle. Curious to hear your thoughts on why he is having issues.
So youre telling me if I land bent i wont get injured?
Very informative, thanks!
Risking your own ACL for the video that’s dedication. Great explanations really enjoy your videos.
Great job Doc I love your channel
Thanks :D
Nice vid bro very educational
great, high quality videos bro
Thank you!
One day you’re going to explode with subscribers!
That would be really cool! Got a couple vids I'm working on this weekend! Thanks for the kind words!!
Could you explain Brandon Roy's knee injuries
so enjoyable to watch
at first glance i thought he was injured again. great content as always
Hurts to see this, I was watching that game.. I couldnt understand why Rose was still in the game
Best channel on RUclips. Can you talk about some of the BioMechanical problems that big-men in the NBA face, like the challenges against Rudy Gobert's body just from being so tall.
Good idea! Thanks for the feedback and appreciate any help sharing these vids and spreading the word!
Hearing the injuries had during high school is worrying especially because I’m experiencing the same things
Good video, it will be even better with actual player movement breakdown.
This also made me think of Sean Lee, Dallas Cowboys linebacker who is also injury-prone, and blew his ACL 3 times, before adding his other issues.
You should talk about the biomechanics of running, like LBJ vs DWade and the Tarahumara people
Excellent content man I subscribed. Can you please do a video on Markelle Fultz's injury? His is incredibly unusual.
Already did ! It's on the channel
@@BrianSuttererMD ohhh awesome you're 5 steps ahead of me hahah thanks :)
👍
he always landed on 1 foot after dunking too
You’re the real MVP