Understanding the Anatomy of Your Knee

Welcome to the Muscle and Motion RUclips channel!
Today, we're talking about the anatomy of the knee joint.
The knee joint is a complex joint that connects the thigh bone (femur) to the lower leg (tibia). It's made up of a number of different bones, ligaments, muscles, and tendons that work together to provide stability and allow the joint to move in multiple directions.
We'll go over the different components of the knee joint and how they work together to make walking and running possible.
*There is a small mistake in this YT video that you should know about.
In min 06:52, we wrote "anterior superior iliac spine," which should be "anterior inferior iliac spine."
We are sorry about that!
Thanks for watching!
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[@kirank9086]

I want to thank and give a lot positive energy and well wishes to the humans who have made this video and shared on the RUclips platform for free. It has helped me learn and improve my knee health. Thanks again a ton ❤

[@michaelnovak9766]

Great video thank you.
Seeing how everything is beautifully made by our God & creator ...and how's it all fits together, with it's different ranges of motions is stunning
🙂🙏

[@user-vi9uq3dz1z]

really helpful info , good source to explain my injury to the knee doctor

[@matrixbull9091]

It took my lecturer half a semester to teach the lower limb and here is a halfway 10mins dive. Guess I just traveled through time on youtube. Thanks for the video will be looking forward to complete the dive.

[@MuscleandMotion]

Thanks for your comment! This is the reason why we founded Muscle and Motion :) To help people understand better the anatomy of movement.
You should check out our apps, you will love them. Thanks again.

[@drSJV]

The handyman with the hammer is so funny 😄 A great video, thank you!

[@monalisadongre2499]

Very well explained

[@ML-bl9qc]

This is so good. Thank you so much.

[@rybosstkd2738]

Hello, just to let you know that the origin of rectus femoris is the Anterior Inferior iliac spine, not the Anterior superior iliac spine. Thankyou

[@suzanmassoud8119]

You are the best
I appreciate.
Every thing is clear ,simple

[@user-vn3ss9ce5f]

Anatomical terms 0:30
Bones 2:00
Joints 2:30
Ligaments 3:29
Meniscus 4:33
Movement 5:11
Muscles and tendons 6:11

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[@KhurshidAlam-cq7mp]

Very easy and interesting way to revise my forgotten anatomy. Thanks

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Keep continue spread the knowledge

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[@giovanna5643]

Great video!
Thank you.

[@tomtenthij5676]

Great video! keep up the good work!!!! 😃

[@vriddhibhatt]

Thank you for explaining this so well ❤

[@dalca90]

Good video!!! 👍

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[@tikkunolam112]

awesome graphics

[@qaysbanwan5364]

Great informations

[@shy-guy4772]

Dude thank you so much you saved me

[@syedismail8816]

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[@unity849]

bruh i donno why but the way this video is narrated. i kept laughing my ass off the whole time :D:D:D

[@patrickfranco8989]

Seus vídeos são incríveis!😍

[@wilfredv1930]

It's funny the little dude hammering the muscles into the joints. Great explanation by the way

[@marianamaia1246]

small mistake, anterior inferior iliac spine - rectus femoris

[@MuscleandMotion]

You're right! This should be "anterior inferior iliac spine" and not "anterior superior"... thanks!

[@m-y9654]

Wow!

[@wilfredv1930]

It would be nice a video explaining how the soleus only works when the knee is flexed

[@mohamedabdulla1802]

Weldon brother

[@ultnvictor7957]

Best for physio students

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[@areh0670]

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[@Abhisheksharma-ib6gj]

My knee cap is poping how to fix this ?

[@TAKEBEER691]

I keep touch my knees while watching this video

[@VAIBHAVSINGHMUSIC]

Watching this with ACL tear! Why god why! Why poor blood supply in ligaments 😢

[@ravishdhillon9412]

Sorry to say sir
Rectus femoris originate from anterior inferior iliac spine

[@prakashsingadi7113]

Sir my knee ligament injured

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[@ABC1900.]

Mama mia.Ola la...

[@ABC1900.]

Rossz nézni is.Ùgy fàj a térdem.

[@karanroy2917]

Basic mistakes in this video

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