The chart with all of the different motions that are related to and involve pelvic rotation was definitely the best part of the video. The real life demonstration while discussing each movement is great for reinforcement.
I really appreciate how Dr. Goodin showed the motions that accompany the pelvic rotations, especially specifically showing the difference within the lumbar spine, right hip, and left hip.
I appreciate how Dr. Goodin demonstrated the movements as he was explaining them. Also, the analysis of treating the pelvis as a cup filled with water helped visualize what each pelvic rotation looks like. 8:01 is golden.
I found it super helpful that Dr. Goodin had the chart of motions regarding pelvic rotation on the screen as he demonstrated them. It helped me visualize and reference what terms were being used as he was going through these different movements.
Using the analogy of the pelvic girdle to a cup filled with water really helped me understand rotation. The chart that broke down each movement also really helped!
"Shooting vibes to the person behind you in the club" is the funniest thing I think I've heard Dr. Goodin say all semester. Honestly, I love that Dr. Goodin is relatable and makes up interesting ways for us to remember things.
I liked how Dr. Goodin put the chart of pelvic rotation motions on the screen while demonstrating them. It made it easier to visualize and reference the terms he used as he went through each movement.
Dr. Goodin, I appreciate the way you displayed the movements of the joints, as well as having the photos and diagrams of them. I thought it helped me visualize it a lot better than just having the information with no visuals.
The table was so helpful to organize the motions of the hip and pelvic girdle. It was also helpful to be watching these movements be demonstrated while seeing the table.
This video covers all of the joint movements, this included movement of the lumbar spine, right hip, and left hip. Dr.Goodin does a great job at explaining these movements along with giving some examples using himself.
Being able to visually see the movements of the pelvic girdle really helped a lot and also explaining movements that actually happen in real life help me get reassured about the hip/pelvic joint.
I found the cup analogy helpful with the pelvic joint rotations. The idea of the water spilling from the cup to indicate the direction of movement was very useful.
i found it helpful that you demonstrated the pelvic movements while explaining the chart and used analogies to make them easier to understand and remember
First, learning the planes of motion was quite difficult for me to visualize, but having the chart and Dr. Goodin demonstrating the motion simultaneously helped me better understand each plane of motion.
This is such an interesting joint because of how great the range of motion is for such a stable joint. So cool to see how much hip mobility affects so many movements including basic everyday tasks such as walking.
I think that comparisons to previous material from this class are super helpful, like when you compared the hip movement to shoulder girdle repositioning. This makes it easier to picture.
I like the chart and how Dr. Goodin went through it by demonstrating each of the movements. It made it easier to follow along as well as remember the motions.
The hip's remarkable mobility and stability are truly astounding, allowing for a wide range of movements. Your demonstration of these movements while explaining them was incredibly informative and beneficial.
i like how dr. goodin does physical demonstrations of these and shows where they are and how they work its very helpful for me because im a visual learner so that was really interesting to me along with the charts that help organize information
Separating the movements of the hip and the pelvic girdle was very helpful for visualizing the movements of the joint. I also appreciated the demonstration of the movements of pelvic rotation as a way to review the movements!
It helped a lot how you showed the actions and gave funny examples of the movement, such as the movement at the club, because it helps me to remember the movement and understand how it works.
The demonstration of movements of the hip joint helped me to understand them better. Anterior and posterior pelvic tilt can be difficult to understand because of the involvement that it has with so many muscles but Dr. Goodin did a good job of explaining it.
The chart that listed the different motions that accompany pelvic rotation was super helpful to remember how different movements of the body coincide with each other. It was also helpful to see these movements demonstrated so that they could actually be visualized.
I really appreciated the GIFs which examples as well as Dr. Goodin demonstrating the movements. One specific example that helped me was when he said that hip diagonal adduction and abduction were the movements of kicking a soccer ball. This helped me to visualize those movements.
I found the chart of the various "Motions accompanying pelvic rotation" very helpful to distinguish each category when memorizing them. I also found the demonstrations of each rotation very helpful, as well. Thank you!
The demonstration of the movements of the hip and pelvic joints and your take on describing them was very useful in understanding them in a practical way.
The complexity behind the joint movement of hips and pelvic girdle is fascinating. The detailed explanations are also very helpful for learning the movements at the different joints.
Having the visuals for each joint movement helped a tremendous amount. Doing the movements as well helped in understanding and learning the joint movements.
Your demonstration of the hip and pelvic movements were really helpful to visually see the movements. Sometimes it's hard to imagine the movements, but doing it alone with you was really helpful
The lecture was helpful in clearing up the tricky portions of the hip joint. The hip joint is amazing with all of its different components. It makes sense why a hip injury can be so traumatic.
It is amazing how mobile the hip is and how many different types of movement it can do while being so stable. It was also very helpful to see you demonstrate the movements while talking about them.
I really like how you showed us the different movements of the pelvic girdle and having the table visible as you showed it, it really helps make sense of the other movements of the body along with the pelvis.
The information in this video was a lot and Dr. Goodin was very thorough at explaining what each action was. I liked going through the table with the actions by using analogies such as a cup of water to breakdown the movements more specifically
I couldn't tell you how many times I laughed out loud during this video. Loved it so much -- especially the movement demonstrations. I did them as well while I watched the video and it helped me understand how the components of the hip and pelvis work together.
I really appreciate you listing and performing the movements of the hip. There are so many different types of rotation that the hips do and it is impossible to know them all without demonstration
This video provided a good summary of the movements of the pelvis using the anatomy we learned in the previous video. There were also some funny demonstrations.
After watching this lecture video on the joint movements of the hip joint and pelvic girdle, I found the vast amount of joint movements to be very complex but interesting at the same time. I really appreciate you getting out of your chair and demonstrating each motion, it made learning them so much easier!
Thank you for walking us through the motions. It can sometimes get a bit confusing but having the motion to associate with the term laid out visually is so helpful.
I am learning just how important the rotation of the ball and socket joints are as an indicator of joint health. MIND BLOWN. It's not a movement we pay too much attention to because squats.
It's interesting to learn how much joint movements are involved with the hips! The demonstrations with the chart helped out a lot and it helped to visualize it a lot more easily.
I like how you provide us with visual representations for each lecture video. The chart including your demonstration of the movements along with pelvic rotation was also helpful.
It's super interesting to hear that relatively few subluxations here compared to the glenohumeral joint. I loved seeing the structures - specifically our stabilizers. The graphic showing sagittal movement helped remind me to refresh my planes of anatomy; THANKS DOC!
I like how you included exercises that go along with the joint movements, it helped to be able to visualize it! I also appreciated how you moved through each motion.
It's so cool how mobile yet strong and stable the hip joint is. I tore my labrum in my hip in high school and had it surgically repaired, so I always enjoy learning more about this joint. It was helpful to go through all of the joint movements as well.
It was interesting to learn how the hips move when they are going through different movements such as running or jogging and how the hips are able to adapt according to the movement they are performing. It is fascinating how much stability there is in the hip. It makes sense considering how much they do and the weight they carry.
In this video I learned about joint movements and it helped me understand better the material, it was really great to learn about the pelvic analysis because it taught me about pelvic rotation.
I really liked the cup analogy and how it related to pelvic joint rotations. The idea really helped me understand the movements of the hip and pelvic girdle! Overall I really enjoyed this video!
Dr. Goodin, This may be my favorite section we cover all semester. I find lots of complications in my lower limb when it comes to mobility and flexibility. I am excited to dive deeper into these next two weeks in class and master the hip musculature, skeletal structure, and its joint actions.
Catching vibes at the club will forever be ingrained in my head as anterior pelvic rotation! Thank you for demonstrating the movements. It really helps!
It was very helpful when you went over all the movements and demonstrated them as well. I also liked how we looked at pictures and diagrams of the movements as well.
The images you used in this video alongside the types of joint movements, more specifically the pelvic tilts, helped me to understand how someone might position their body to move their pelvis in such a way.
"...shoot vibes to the guy/girl behind you" is the best line I've heard all quarantine.
The chart with all of the different motions that are related to and involve pelvic rotation was definitely the best part of the video. The real life demonstration while discussing each movement is great for reinforcement.
I really appreciate how Dr. Goodin showed the motions that accompany the pelvic rotations, especially specifically showing the difference within the lumbar spine, right hip, and left hip.
I appreciate how Dr. Goodin demonstrated the movements as he was explaining them. Also, the analysis of treating the pelvis as a cup filled with water helped visualize what each pelvic rotation looks like. 8:01 is golden.
Comparing the pelvic girdle to a cup filled with water helped me learn each rotation. Thanks for demonstrating each movement.
I found it super helpful that Dr. Goodin had the chart of motions regarding pelvic rotation on the screen as he demonstrated them. It helped me visualize and reference what terms were being used as he was going through these different movements.
Using the analogy of the pelvic girdle to a cup filled with water really helped me understand rotation. The chart that broke down each movement also really helped!
I really liked how you showed each movement that involves pelvic rotation. It really helps to see the movements done so that they are easier to grasp.
I liked how Dr Goodin explained how the movements of the hip joint work as well as making it interesting and easier to remember how things work.
"Shooting vibes to the person behind you in the club" is the funniest thing I think I've heard Dr. Goodin say all semester. Honestly, I love that Dr. Goodin is relatable and makes up interesting ways for us to remember things.
I liked how Dr. Goodin put the chart of pelvic rotation motions on the screen while demonstrating them. It made it easier to visualize and reference the terms he used as he went through each movement.
The analogy of the water cup really helped me understand the movements of the hip and pelvic girdle.
I found it really helpful that Dr. Goodin showed the movements as he talked about it
Dr. Goodin, I appreciate the way you displayed the movements of the joints, as well as having the photos and diagrams of them. I thought it helped me visualize it a lot better than just having the information with no visuals.
The table was so helpful to organize the motions of the hip and pelvic girdle. It was also helpful to be watching these movements be demonstrated while seeing the table.
This video covers all of the joint movements, this included movement of the lumbar spine, right hip, and left hip. Dr.Goodin does a great job at explaining these movements along with giving some examples using himself.
Being able to visually see the movements of the pelvic girdle really helped a lot and also explaining movements that actually happen in real life help me get reassured about the hip/pelvic joint.
Really like how when you showed the movement chart you stood up and acted out the movements for us.
It's interesting how much hip range of motion varies from person to person. I also appreciated the visual demonstrations of the pelvic movements.
I found the cup analogy helpful with the pelvic joint rotations. The idea of the water spilling from the cup to indicate the direction of movement was very useful.
i found it helpful that you demonstrated the pelvic movements while explaining the chart and used analogies to make them easier to understand and remember
First, learning the planes of motion was quite difficult for me to visualize, but having the chart and Dr. Goodin demonstrating the motion simultaneously helped me better understand each plane of motion.
I like how similar the hip joint is to the shoulder joint, but is more stable. The analogy of spilling water was also very helpful to me.
This is such an interesting joint because of how great the range of motion is for such a stable joint. So cool to see how much hip mobility affects so many movements including basic everyday tasks such as walking.
I really liked how clearly each movement was described and I think it is super interesting how much the hip joint can move.
I think that comparisons to previous material from this class are super helpful, like when you compared the hip movement to shoulder girdle repositioning. This makes it easier to picture.
I appreciated your demonstrations of all the joint movements that the hip is capable of.
I like the chart and how Dr. Goodin went through it by demonstrating each of the movements. It made it easier to follow along as well as remember the motions.
The chart including all of the motions in regards to pelvic rotation was very helpful especially with the demonstrations.
The hip's remarkable mobility and stability are truly astounding, allowing for a wide range of movements. Your demonstration of these movements while explaining them was incredibly informative and beneficial.
i like how dr. goodin does physical demonstrations of these and shows where they are and how they work its very helpful for me because im a visual learner so that was really interesting to me along with the charts that help organize information
Thanks for demonstrating the movements while you explained them as well as incorporating diagrams that helped a lot
Really enjoyed how you explained the different movements at the hip joint-makes it so much easier to visualize in practice!
Separating the movements of the hip and the pelvic girdle was very helpful for visualizing the movements of the joint. I also appreciated the demonstration of the movements of pelvic rotation as a way to review the movements!
It helped a lot how you showed the actions and gave funny examples of the movement, such as the movement at the club, because it helps me to remember the movement and understand how it works.
The demonstration of movements of the hip joint helped me to understand them better. Anterior and posterior pelvic tilt can be difficult to understand because of the involvement that it has with so many muscles but Dr. Goodin did a good job of explaining it.
Standing up and going through the movements and imagining the water tipping out really helped me understand these movements!
The image of the water cup spilling is super helpful for understanding the movements of the pelvic girdle!
I appreciated the diagrams and pictures incorporated in this video. The demonstrations helped things click better in my head!
The charts in this video were super helpful, and it was also really helped how Dr. Goodin showed the movements as well!
The chart that listed the different motions that accompany pelvic rotation was super helpful to remember how different movements of the body coincide with each other. It was also helpful to see these movements demonstrated so that they could actually be visualized.
Being able to watch the lecture video and do the movements at the same time really helps me understand and grasp onto the information more!
Dr. Goodin performing the actions is really helpul for understanding. I also really liked the idea of the cup of water.
I am going to forever use the water spilling analogy. I dont think Ive heard a better one than that.
I really appreciated the GIFs which examples as well as Dr. Goodin demonstrating the movements. One specific example that helped me was when he said that hip diagonal adduction and abduction were the movements of kicking a soccer ball. This helped me to visualize those movements.
I found the chart of the various "Motions accompanying pelvic rotation" very helpful to distinguish each category when memorizing them. I also found the demonstrations of each rotation very helpful, as well. Thank you!
Being able to see the movements while explaining them makes learning so much easier. Thank you!
The live demonstration of each of the hip movements really helped me visualize and remember them well!
As a visual learner, I found this video very helpful! Demonstrating each movements made learning the different range of motions easy.
all the different movements that were included about the pelvis and having that be discussed throughout the video is very helpful.
The demonstration of the movements of the hip and pelvic joints and your take on describing them was very useful in understanding them in a practical way.
The complexity behind the joint movement of hips and pelvic girdle is fascinating. The detailed explanations are also very helpful for learning the movements at the different joints.
between the cup of water analogy and club vibe technique go-along, this is a good template for making content relatable for an audience.
I like how you showed how to physically do the joint movements in order to make it easier to understand.
I really enjoyed and found it helpful how Dr. Goodin acted out the movements for the hip!
Having the visuals for each joint movement helped a tremendous amount. Doing the movements as well helped in understanding and learning the joint movements.
Your demonstration of the hip and pelvic movements were really helpful to visually see the movements. Sometimes it's hard to imagine the movements, but doing it alone with you was really helpful
The lecture was helpful in clearing up the tricky portions of the hip joint. The hip joint is amazing with all of its different components. It makes sense why a hip injury can be so traumatic.
Watching the movements being done was extremely helpful in understanding and learning them
It is amazing how mobile the hip is and how many different types of movement it can do while being so stable. It was also very helpful to see you demonstrate the movements while talking about them.
I had no idea the hip could have so mush movement. Really cool to see all the various movements in such a clear way. thanks!
Having an interactive lecture is very helpful when trying to understand these complex joints.
I really like how you showed us the different movements of the pelvic girdle and having the table visible as you showed it, it really helps make sense of the other movements of the body along with the pelvis.
The information in this video was a lot and Dr. Goodin was very thorough at explaining what each action was. I liked going through the table with the actions by using analogies such as a cup of water to breakdown the movements more specifically
I couldn't tell you how many times I laughed out loud during this video. Loved it so much -- especially the movement demonstrations. I did them as well while I watched the video and it helped me understand how the components of the hip and pelvis work together.
I really appreciate you listing and performing the movements of the hip. There are so many different types of rotation that the hips do and it is impossible to know them all without demonstration
This video provided a good summary of the movements of the pelvis using the anatomy we learned in the previous video. There were also some funny demonstrations.
Seeing the movements and being able to see pictures of them made it a lot easier to learn!
After watching this lecture video on the joint movements of the hip joint and pelvic girdle, I found the vast amount of joint movements to be very complex but interesting at the same time. I really appreciate you getting out of your chair and demonstrating each motion, it made learning them so much easier!
Thank you for walking us through the motions. It can sometimes get a bit confusing but having the motion to associate with the term laid out visually is so helpful.
I am learning just how important the rotation of the ball and socket joints are as an indicator of joint health. MIND BLOWN. It's not a movement we pay too much attention to because squats.
So much valuable information to takeaway from this lesson. As a soccer player I often lack the much needed mobility for my hips
Walking through the movements was key to understanding that concept. Also, the jokes in this lecture were top tier.
It's interesting to learn how much joint movements are involved with the hips! The demonstrations with the chart helped out a lot and it helped to visualize it a lot more easily.
I like how you provide us with visual representations for each lecture video. The chart including your demonstration of the movements along with pelvic rotation was also helpful.
It's super interesting to hear that relatively few subluxations here compared to the glenohumeral joint. I loved seeing the structures - specifically our stabilizers. The graphic showing sagittal movement helped remind me to refresh my planes of anatomy; THANKS DOC!
From being such a visual learning, actually doing the movements was so helpful!
The combinantion of many different linear movements to produce a complex pelvic rotation was very interesting to learn about and understand!
I like the joints chart that Dr. Goodin had in the middle of the video. I thought he also did a great job at explaining the content aswell.
I really appreciate the demonstrations of different movements, it makes it way easier to remember by seeing you actually do it! Thank you!
I like how you included exercises that go along with the joint movements, it helped to be able to visualize it! I also appreciated how you moved through each motion.
The cup analogy helps me understand this so much better!
It's so cool how mobile yet strong and stable the hip joint is. I tore my labrum in my hip in high school and had it surgically repaired, so I always enjoy learning more about this joint. It was helpful to go through all of the joint movements as well.
The showcasing of the movements along with the metaphors and tables definitely helps a ton. Especially with how the terms can be confusing at times.
Thank you including the table with all the motions accompanying pelvic rotation, I found it very helpful and will be referring back to it.
I really appreciate the cup analogy for pelvic joint movements. It makes it very easy to both visualize and do it physically.
The pictures of the joint movements really helped me
The pelvic rotation section was super helpeful and very funny! Thanks for the laugh!
It was interesting to learn how the hips move when they are going through different movements such as running or jogging and how the hips are able to adapt according to the movement they are performing. It is fascinating how much stability there is in the hip. It makes sense considering how much they do and the weight they carry.
In this video I learned about joint movements and it helped me understand better the material, it was really great to learn about the pelvic analysis because it taught me about pelvic rotation.
Doing the movements while talking about them definitely helps as always!
Going through the table and practicing the movements was extremely helpful in understanding how the hip joint and pelvic girdle moves.
I really liked the cup analogy and how it related to pelvic joint rotations. The idea really helped me understand the movements of the hip and pelvic girdle! Overall I really enjoyed this video!
Dr. Goodin,
This may be my favorite section we cover all semester. I find lots of complications in my lower limb when it comes to mobility and flexibility. I am excited to dive deeper into these next two weeks in class and master the hip musculature, skeletal structure, and its joint actions.
Catching vibes at the club will forever be ingrained in my head as anterior pelvic rotation! Thank you for demonstrating the movements. It really helps!
Sometimes I forget that the hip is a joint, very interesting to learn about the movements!
I appreciated him showing us the movements even though some of them were quite funny.
It was very helpful when you went over all the movements and demonstrated them as well. I also liked how we looked at pictures and diagrams of the movements as well.
The chart with the motions accompanying pelvic rotation was really helpful!!
The images you used in this video alongside the types of joint movements, more specifically the pelvic tilts, helped me to understand how someone might position their body to move their pelvis in such a way.