Another great way to absorb the information is to do movement. Move, handle the models, touch your own structure in order to embody the concepts. You will remember so much more this way because you attach the knowledge to a sensorial experience. The reason I find you to be such an effective lecturer is because you are a mover (climber, runner, swimmer, trainer etc) and you can better visualize the function because you apply it to yourself!! You are so animated when you teach!! An embodied teacher is so much more dynamic. My interest in anatomy was via my life as a dancer. Understanding functional anatomy has extended my life as a dancer, climber, hiker and teaching it has opened up a whole world of science I never thought I would enjoy so much.Your videos are a great hit with my students in a course I teach called Fundamental of Movement/Experiential anatomy. My excitement about what you offer is contagious. So so so useful. Thank you.
I’ve just started watching you having started a bSc in nursing at 47 years old and prefer the old school way of learning. Thanks for all your hard work Sam
Structural Medicine is very crucial in body maintainance. I deeply appreciate and grateful for your contribution and devotion to teaching basic body anatomy. Your illustration and teachings which were more detailed than what I learnt in all my education at Medical schools in China. Your videos had helped me a lot. As a Chinese Medicine Practitioner in acuputure and body alignment(restoration of structure), you learn anatomy and textily feel the integrity and knots and intertwined parts, you sympatheticaly want to correct and release the body's problems then we started to deeply understand their linkages and functions then you drill deeper and deeper and play the body like an artistic modle and enjoy puting it into proper functioning and hopefully we could released all the pains and mulfunctions that the host is suffering. I really want to meet you and show you my works and help your body to regain energetic and function better.
Thank you so much for your content. I'm a struggling student having a hard time learning, mostly the physiology aspect, and I'm barely keeping my head above water. You are so helpful and understanding. When I watch your videos, I cry because I wish I had a teacher like you. It is so hard when your professor doesn't get it. Thank you; your students are lucky to have you.
I decided to go back to school at 53 in late August. So, medical terminology and A&P I. I haven’t been in school since 2003. The first unit wasn’t too bad, because I’d already gone over most of it in my first class. Now, though, we’re into the musculoskeletal system, which is so much memorization. TH-cam wasn’t a thing last time I was in school. It’s been great, especially for histology. Kenhub is awesome. The models are helpful, for sure. Reading isn’t enough. I also got a coloring book, lol, which has been great for the muscles so far. You have to mix it up.
Bright , doctor , very bright ! " However you study anatomy ... however you break it up into chunks ... it's always wrong " !!! I feel like that sometimes !
I think your videos are superb. If I had to learn anatomy from a text book, it would take me a lot longer to understand it. If ever. As a yoga teacher who teaches athletes, I do need to know quite a bit of anatomy & physiology. Aside from TH-cam videos, I’ve found that volunteering as a marshal at my local Parkrun has enabled me to get a much greater understanding of how people move, what injuries they may or are likely to get, when they are likely to get them and the important role that breathing, the emotions & mentality play in the context of movement. A study of anatomy is all about the practical to me.
Funny you mention drawing, I ended up here just to improve my art and anatomy videos made for art's sake never go past the surface. Glad to be learning here.
Not sure how useful it is for medical students but 'Anatomy for Sculptors' series of books and website have some great resources for visualising musculoskeletal anatomy simply using 3D models and illustrations. They are a favourite among artists.
Hey Lovely Sam xx Please may I ask what recording equipment you use for your videos as I'm looking to buy and uplevel my teachings - just using my iphone at the moment. Absolutely love your teachings and recommend you to all of my Anatomy students. Thank you so much !!!
Canon R6 with 24-70 f2.8 L lens, DJI wireless mics, Rode lavalier, but to be honest the most important bit is the lighting. I have lots of lights - try Aperture's big umbrellas and lights (they're cheaper than cameras but less exciting). Vlogs I don't light properly and tend to just use natural light or make use of the wide f2.8 aperture, but anatomy videos I light properly to try to show 3D shapes.
Hi, I've just found your page. Very helpful 👌 I'm in my 3rd year at uni studying Forensic science and at present I'm doing the Forensic anthropology module, so many bones!!!!! 😅 Any tips for learning bones! I have my own skeleton module at home.
Having a physical skeleton is very helpful, and expensive skeletons have more details if you really need the details. My top tip would be making labelled drawings of the bones. I really see the shapes properly when I take time to do that. I also have to figure out what to label which is good for my memory.
Question doc I have numbness in my right cudriceps (after I foam rolled my back around 1 year ago) its numb when I stand UP or walk, its very annoying and I dont know what to do... Do you know wich muscle or part cause numbness of The cuadriceps (at The beginning I had numbness from my quad until my fat finger of The right foot The after one session goes Back to The numb quad)
I'm guessing the numbness is in the skin overlying quadirceps femoris. Have a look at the anatomy of the femoral nerve (th-cam.com/video/sd85mY25W5g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lOINAwNaSWcyzIIS) and lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh (th-cam.com/video/yh5_jVMANAk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2n5JcLBc2H-no38G).
@@SamWebster doc I Just saw your answer thank you so much for your support, forever suscriber, I gonna check your recomendation and have an awesome life 👍🏻
1. " Pace yourself. Be kind to yourself. Be patient. "
2. Play with Anatomy
3. Use 3D Models
4. Use different sources
You healed me when you said " Pace yourself .... Be kind to yourself .... Be patient .... "
Another great way to absorb the information is to do movement. Move, handle the models, touch your own structure in order to embody the concepts. You will remember so much more this way because you attach the knowledge to a sensorial experience. The reason I find you to be such an effective lecturer is because you are a mover (climber, runner, swimmer, trainer etc) and you can better visualize the function because you apply it to yourself!! You are so animated when you teach!! An embodied teacher is so much more dynamic. My interest in anatomy was via my life as a dancer. Understanding functional anatomy has extended my life as a dancer, climber, hiker and teaching it has opened up a whole world of science I never thought I would enjoy so much.Your videos are a great hit with my students in a course I teach called Fundamental of Movement/Experiential anatomy. My excitement about what you offer is contagious. So so so useful. Thank you.
This video can be useful for many students who are willing to begin studing anatomy.I myself find anatomy videos more efficient than the textbooks.
Me too!
I’ve just started watching you having started a bSc in nursing at 47 years old and prefer the old school way of learning. Thanks for all your hard work Sam
@@thetophatraptor2544 Great.Good luck
Structural Medicine is very crucial in body maintainance.
I deeply appreciate and grateful for your contribution and devotion to teaching basic body anatomy. Your illustration and teachings which were more detailed than what I learnt in all my education at Medical schools in China. Your videos had helped me a lot.
As a Chinese Medicine Practitioner in acuputure and body alignment(restoration of structure), you learn anatomy and textily feel the integrity and knots and intertwined parts, you sympatheticaly want to correct and release the body's problems then we started to deeply understand their linkages and functions then you drill deeper and deeper and play the body like an artistic modle and enjoy puting it into proper functioning and hopefully we could released all the pains and mulfunctions that the host is suffering.
I really want to meet you and show you my works and help your body to regain energetic and function better.
Thank you so much for your content. I'm a struggling student having a hard time learning, mostly the physiology aspect, and I'm barely keeping my head above water. You are so helpful and understanding. When I watch your videos, I cry because I wish I had a teacher like you. It is so hard when your professor doesn't get it. Thank you; your students are lucky to have you.
Mashallah Sir u always Rock in your lecture.
I always wait for your lecture.
I decided to go back to school at 53 in late August. So, medical terminology and A&P I. I haven’t been in school since 2003. The first unit wasn’t too bad, because I’d already gone over most of it in my first class. Now, though, we’re into the musculoskeletal system, which is so much memorization. TH-cam wasn’t a thing last time I was in school. It’s been great, especially for histology. Kenhub is awesome. The models are helpful, for sure. Reading isn’t enough. I also got a coloring book, lol, which has been great for the muscles so far. You have to mix it up.
Bright , doctor , very bright ! " However you study anatomy ... however you break it up into chunks ... it's always wrong " !!! I feel like that sometimes !
I think your videos are superb. If I had to learn anatomy from a text book, it would take me a lot longer to understand it. If ever. As a yoga teacher who teaches athletes, I do need to know quite a bit of anatomy & physiology. Aside from TH-cam videos, I’ve found that volunteering as a marshal at my local Parkrun has enabled me to get a much greater understanding of how people move, what injuries they may or are likely to get, when they are likely to get them and the important role that breathing, the emotions & mentality play in the context of movement. A study of anatomy is all about the practical to me.
Funny you mention drawing, I ended up here just to improve my art and anatomy videos made for art's sake never go past the surface. Glad to be learning here.
Not sure how useful it is for medical students but 'Anatomy for Sculptors' series of books and website have some great resources for visualising musculoskeletal anatomy simply using 3D models and illustrations. They are a favourite among artists.
Thank you. Hapy ner year🎉🎉🎉
I learn a lot about anatomy by watching your videos. You are a great instructor! Thank you.
Thanks for sharing Sir, bless you!
Thank you for the video 😊
Legend ✴️
Sam Webster you’re the best ❤ Thank you for being so amazing.
Hey Lovely Sam xx
Please may I ask what recording equipment you use for your videos as I'm looking to buy and uplevel my teachings - just using my iphone at the moment. Absolutely love your teachings and recommend you to all of my Anatomy students. Thank you so much !!!
Canon R6 with 24-70 f2.8 L lens, DJI wireless mics, Rode lavalier, but to be honest the most important bit is the lighting. I have lots of lights - try Aperture's big umbrellas and lights (they're cheaper than cameras but less exciting). Vlogs I don't light properly and tend to just use natural light or make use of the wide f2.8 aperture, but anatomy videos I light properly to try to show 3D shapes.
Step by step.. ♥
You are good 👌
Hi, I've just found your page. Very helpful 👌
I'm in my 3rd year at uni studying Forensic science and at present I'm doing the Forensic anthropology module, so many bones!!!!! 😅
Any tips for learning bones! I have my own skeleton module at home.
Having a physical skeleton is very helpful, and expensive skeletons have more details if you really need the details. My top tip would be making labelled drawings of the bones. I really see the shapes properly when I take time to do that. I also have to figure out what to label which is good for my memory.
Thank you Sir 💚
Thank ❤you
thank you sam
Thank you so much
P.s I love your lectures 🤍
Thank you!
I actually gonna use it to get improve in chess mastery…Thanks!!!
Kenhub!! Also, Dr Webster, do you know Dr Alistair Hunter? He taught me all the anatomy I know.
The guys at Kenhub have made an amazing resource. I don't think I know Dr Hunter.
Sam sir, goid evening. Can you guide me as beginners in mater degree
I want to share Ana B koache but I can not may be I need 3d version
Question doc I have numbness in my right cudriceps (after I foam rolled my back around 1 year ago) its numb when I stand UP or walk, its very annoying and I dont know what to do... Do you know wich muscle or part cause numbness of The cuadriceps (at The beginning I had numbness from my quad until my fat finger of The right foot The after one session goes Back to The numb quad)
I'm guessing the numbness is in the skin overlying quadirceps femoris. Have a look at the anatomy of the femoral nerve (th-cam.com/video/sd85mY25W5g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lOINAwNaSWcyzIIS) and lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh (th-cam.com/video/yh5_jVMANAk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2n5JcLBc2H-no38G).
@@SamWebster doc I Just saw your answer thank you so much for your support, forever suscriber, I gonna check your recomendation and have an awesome life 👍🏻
Should followed coz. There's weight in professor's words.
models are super awesome I really like them but dam they are expensive
Sam, I invite you to Islam