True Back Muscles | The Splenius & Erector Spinae Groups

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Thank you! Well layered and structured presentation. Hard to forget when learnt this way

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Thank you soooo much 🙏🙏

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So complex! Thanks for the clear explanation. Blessings! 🙏

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Thank you! From Iran:)

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Ty

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Thank u for this ,really helpful

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Great explanation, thanks sir

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Great explanation

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Great explanation, thank you 🙏

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Great video!!!!

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Great explanation!!! Thank you

[@timmytwatcop8764]

Excellent. Are you an anatomist?

[@Jijohann]

are erector spinae muscles considered paravertebral (paraspinal) muscles?

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Yes they are! The largest of all paraspinals.

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Can i get the link of deep layer..?

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