Tensor Fasciae Latae & IT Band Basics 4k Animation

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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  • @TheCaznut
    @TheCaznut 2 месяца назад +1

    Busy doing my certification as a Personal Trainer at the moment. I cannot thank you enough for this! It helps so much to see the muscles in a 3D space and to see how they move the joints. You are the real MVP!

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  2 месяца назад

      you’re welcome! good luck with your certification!

  • @dchev
    @dchev Год назад +4

    I lost it when I saw the awesome martial art kick 😂 love the sense of humor

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  Год назад

      i m happy you like it 💀👍

  • @dormantcucumber7132
    @dormantcucumber7132 Год назад +3

    WE GETTIN OUTTA THE LAB WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  Год назад

      thank you so much for your 🔥 comment

  • @aviel3361
    @aviel3361 4 года назад +13

    These videos are gorgeous and so helpful!

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  4 года назад

      thank you, thank you, thank you!

    • @JGalegria
      @JGalegria 14 дней назад

      Helpful in what way?

  • @i701
    @i701 3 года назад +1

    Wow, amazing. Wish I had this 20 years ago to study anatomy. Megacool sound too. Love it.

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад +1

      I m happy you like the videos! enjoy and stay healthy!

  • @tranthuyduong
    @tranthuyduong 3 года назад +2

    Wonderful!!! I'm taking Pilates Instructor Training course and kinda struggle with remembering muscles' O and I and their functions but thanks to your videos, it's all clear and easy to memorize now!!

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад +1

      awesome 👏 I m glad this helps you! keep your belly on fire when doing the hundreds 😃

    • @tranthuyduong
      @tranthuyduong 3 года назад

      @@AnatomyLab the Roll Over is my challenge ^_^ what about you?

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад

      it s been a while since I’ve done Pilates, but I guess synchronization of movement and breathing always been a challenging,.. have a good one and stay healthy

  • @Vouldir
    @Vouldir 3 года назад +6

    These videos are so useful and beautiful

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад +1

      thank you for your comment! happy you enjoy the Videos!

  • @regianesilva898
    @regianesilva898 4 года назад +5

    Perfect😍

  • @deannawisbey7955
    @deannawisbey7955 Год назад +1

    Head straight to your site if I urgently need to see a muscle in action! ……..and it wouldn’t be the same without the musical sound track. Thank you!

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  Год назад

      thank you so much for your feedback!

  • @iyanuoluwafolarin6192
    @iyanuoluwafolarin6192 5 месяцев назад +1

    This is nicee

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  5 месяцев назад +1

      thank you so much!

  • @liyaolvovsky3565
    @liyaolvovsky3565 3 года назад

    You are genius! thank you sooooo much. I have searched such videos ' and haven't found. And , suddenly, this is you are :)))))

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад +1

      I m happy you are happy 😃

  • @ebrukorkmaz9404
    @ebrukorkmaz9404 4 года назад +1

    all videos are very awesome and so helpful. Thanks and hopefully there will be more videos

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  4 года назад

      Ebru Korkmaz thx 🙏 glad u enjoy them! There will me more! Stay healthy!

  • @ahmedsamijarad9994
    @ahmedsamijarad9994 Месяц назад

    شكرا جزيلا

  • @thicks8163
    @thicks8163 4 года назад

    Your videos are so helpful to me. I can more easily understand what it goin on with my muscles. Thank you

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  4 года назад

      thanks for taking the time and leaving a comment! glad the vids help you! stay healthy alex

  • @praneerest6493
    @praneerest6493 7 месяцев назад

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  • @holloWmanVid01
    @holloWmanVid01 4 года назад +1

    Awesome 👌

  • @keelan4612
    @keelan4612 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you for making these

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  10 месяцев назад

      you’re welcome keelan!

  • @heerasinghsandhu3031
    @heerasinghsandhu3031 Год назад +1

    That was external rotation at hip and internal rotation at knee

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  Год назад +1

      thank you,.. this has already been discussed in the comments,., still thank you,.,

  • @intellectuals7716
    @intellectuals7716 2 года назад

    These videos are just IMPRESSIVE !🔥
    keep it up👍

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  2 года назад

      Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know! Thank you!

  • @chianesepaola
    @chianesepaola 3 года назад

    Thank you for sharing your work! Great help and amazingly done!

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад

      thank you for your kind comment!

  • @looklikemyles
    @looklikemyles 2 года назад

    fave anatomy video channel. My class and I love the videos, the editing and the music are always great, and there's good balance of humor and detail. Many thanks :)

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  2 года назад

      Thank you so much for this comment! I m really happy you and your class enjoy these! Let them know that the skeleton said hi 👋 💀

  • @sundipbiswas9950
    @sundipbiswas9950 2 года назад

    Excellent learning platform! Thank you

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  2 года назад

      thank you so much for letting me know! have a good day!

  • @-EMfarhanaFarooq
    @-EMfarhanaFarooq 4 года назад

    Please keep doing...such a nice work...keep it up

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  4 года назад

      Farhana Farooq you got it! Stay healthy!

  • @marinakyungheepark4213
    @marinakyungheepark4213 11 месяцев назад

    Its beautiful video Wow !!!!

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  11 месяцев назад

      Thx! Have a good one ☝️

  • @monikacetinkaya9831
    @monikacetinkaya9831 3 месяца назад

    Unser Körper ist fantastisch und so ästhetisch

  • @366nina
    @366nina 2 года назад

    Great way to learn anatomy

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  2 года назад

      Thank you so much for letting me know!

  • @studioessentialmoves
    @studioessentialmoves Год назад

    Top gemaakt en erg duidelijk!

  • @jingonzify
    @jingonzify Год назад

    Thanks for sharing....love the beat / tempo....is it a song or just something made up ?

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  Год назад

      thank you for your feedback, the beat was made with GarageBand,.. have a good one ☝️!

  • @mrpeteraustin41
    @mrpeteraustin41 3 года назад

    These are amazing. Thank you

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад

      I glad you like them! Have an awesome day!

  • @ejshelby5460
    @ejshelby5460 Год назад

    It’s hard to visualize how the TFL can cause hip INTERnal rotation when it’s routed mostly on the outside of the thigh and attach to the front of the tibia. Does Internal rotation still occur when the knee is not bend?

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  Год назад

      I m Sorry i didn’t see your comment,.. the internal rotation is caused by contractions of the upper muscle fibers . the fascia is really really tough thatswhy I think this even works- even relatively little contractions can influence the insertion and therefore cause rotation,.. from what I know the knee needs to be bend. I hope this helps you out a little,.. have a good one EJ!

    • @strawberryfueled
      @strawberryfueled Год назад

      It's all about the curves.
      IT band inserts to the Gerdy's tubercle on the LATERAL epicondyle of the tibia. It might seem in front of the Tibia when you look from this angle, but the point of insertion is actually on the side of the tibia (lateral), because the head of the tibia is not flat, it's curved.
      Try to dothe following:
      Ly down on your back with some support under your head. Find your TFL and place your fingers along the muscle. Look towards your knee. Find a point slightly to the side of Tibial Tuberosity (where the patellar tendon inserts to the Tibia). It will be on the side of your leg. Visualise now pulling the string between this point and your fingers. Now the INTERnal rotation will happen, because your TFL is also placed on the curve: yes, on the side of your hip, but at the same time a little bit in front of your body, right above your knee (your lateral epicondyle, to be precise). So by pulling in the IT band, your TFL will move it's insertion point from the side of your body, and place it also in front of your body, right underneath itself.
      On the other hand, the INTERnal rotation could never happen if the insertion point of the IT band would have already been in front of the Tibia, as you correctly pointed out, or if the TFL would have origin further in posterior direction (or more to the outside of the hip, can you say), or both.
      And no, you don't have to bend the knee to achieve the internal rotation, because this does not affect any of the described above.
      This was a kind of long, but I hope it can help you EJ.

  • @trumpameri1638
    @trumpameri1638 2 года назад +1

    1000 like from me 👍

  • @kirstenbrogan5958
    @kirstenbrogan5958 Год назад

  • @shannonmartin924
    @shannonmartin924 4 года назад

    So helpful. Thank you.

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  4 года назад

      glad you liked this one 😀

  • @sergeyryabov7262
    @sergeyryabov7262 3 года назад

    Thanks!

  • @moos14
    @moos14 5 месяцев назад +1

    You misspelled the name of the muscle.
    It is called "tensor fasciAE latAE"
    It pertains to the "fasciA latA"
    fasciA LatAE would therefore not really make sense.
    So your version, fasciA latEA, would still be wrong if "EA" was just a typo.

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  5 месяцев назад

      thank you for pointing this out something went wrong. 💀if you look at the thumbnail it’s spelled correctly, so I don’t know what happened, .. again, thank you and have a good one.

  • @h1z1h93
    @h1z1h93 4 года назад

    Thanks really helpful 💗💗💗

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  4 года назад +1

      glad you liked it and you can actually benefit from watching! that’s what it is there for! stay healthy

  • @Vijay211-b2u
    @Vijay211-b2u 3 года назад

    A great achievement of technology use in pursuit of knowledge for world to see. Great legacy to have, God bless to this channel and creator. Sub'd, will keep coming back thanks

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад

      Wow 🤩 thanks for your kind words! Have an awesome day!

  • @Michael.net-ph9nd
    @Michael.net-ph9nd 3 года назад

    Awsome bro

  • @byronlong3843
    @byronlong3843 4 года назад

    Amazing...

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  4 года назад

      Byron Long thank you so much for taking the time and saying this byron! Have an awesome day!

  • @pelinpolat5067
    @pelinpolat5067 Год назад

    what s the best exercise for it band syndrome than ?

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  Год назад

      that’s a complicated question since I don’t know your specific anatomy and your movement patterns- go and see a Physio therapist or a osteopath that works with athletes- the ll recommend a treatment that is suitable for your very need,.. hope this make sense,..

  • @travishenry6168
    @travishenry6168 Год назад

    this song smacks

  • @DamienLocc
    @DamienLocc 6 месяцев назад

    Name of a song please?

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  6 месяцев назад +1

      it doesn’t have one,. I made it on garage band,,,

  • @seth111yta1
    @seth111yta1 9 месяцев назад

    @Anatomy Lab appreciate your hard work. I had a question why is it you show the iliotibial band in a gentle arc/turn as it goes down from the iliac crest past the greater trochanter of the femur in this video as the leg kicks out (@1:29) yet in your other videos you, you show the ilitibial band at a hard 90 degree bend at the trochanter (ruclips.net/video/4zDI3a53j7Q/видео.html) (ruclips.net/video/I_dHK2lD7HA/видео.html) (ruclips.net/video/1cjtAZ4KGjk/видео.html) is this just a fluke with how the model is rigged or is it something i need to pay attention to as part of the particular motion shown?

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  9 месяцев назад +1

      thank you for your very interesting comment. If I understood it correctly what you are referring or talking about is just a modeling thing and it’s just something I have to improve in my model. Thank you so much for your interest and your detailed comment. Have a good one.

  • @user-zs7vy2fo6x
    @user-zs7vy2fo6x 4 года назад

    Beutiful
    Can i use part of this video?

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  4 года назад +1

      thank you for your feedback. you can share the video, but please understand that you can’t use the video that I created in hours and hours of work to improve your own content. I hope you understand and respect this. stay healthy alex

  • @noranori3414
    @noranori3414 3 года назад

    welche Übungen genau könnte man machen um den Muskel zu stärken?

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад

      Hallo! Eigentlich alle wo du das Bein seitlich vom Körper abspreizt,.. da gibt es in jeder Sportart verschiedenste Versionen,.. ich bin mir wenn du in deiner Lieblings Sportart nach hüftstärkungs Übungen suchst findest du in kürzester Zeit was passendes,..

    • @noranori3414
      @noranori3414 3 года назад

      @@AnatomyLab danke für die schnelle Antwort, allerdings hab ich eine Isolierten Übung gemeint. LG

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад

      @@noranori3414 dann schau mal bei Pilates Hüftkräftigung nach die arbeiten präzise und isoliert,.. auch die physios machen sehr genau tutorials für hüftschmerzen, die Übungen kann man ach machen, wenn man keine Schmerzen hat,..

  • @aiizenfreestylemw7401
    @aiizenfreestylemw7401 3 года назад

    how to lose volume on this area ?

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад

      mostly by practice and nutrition, best ask someone that sees your gender, age, body type, weight,.. I cannot answer this question without all the details a person facing you has,.. hope that makes sense,.. stay healthy

    • @aiizenfreestylemw7401
      @aiizenfreestylemw7401 3 года назад

      @@AnatomyLab thanks for your answer, i’m 19, im a man, 81kg, i think il a mesomorph or ectomesomorph (see my ig account : @aiizensthetics to see my body and proportions to better understanding my needing)

    • @aiizenfreestylemw7401
      @aiizenfreestylemw7401 3 года назад

      @@AnatomyLab and what do u mean by practise ?

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад

      Excercise sports, movement

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  3 года назад

      Please understand I m not an online coach, I make anatomy animations. Just look for a trainer in your area and I m sure they can hook you up. Hope that makes sense to you

  • @JGalegria
    @JGalegria 14 дней назад

    Beautiful yet pointless video.

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  13 дней назад

      thanks for your honest feedback! have a good one!

  • @alexstrings
    @alexstrings Месяц назад

    We all going to die 😢

    • @AnatomyLab
      @AnatomyLab  Месяц назад +1

      that is indeed true, but before that we get to be alive,..

    • @alexstrings
      @alexstrings Месяц назад

      lol you right. Nice vids!

  • @AlexSmith-qw5qg
    @AlexSmith-qw5qg 5 месяцев назад

    wrong insertion 🤦‍♂️

  • @fatemaakther2082
    @fatemaakther2082 2 года назад +1

    Why dont u speak... We cant understand