Palapation of Hamstrings, Quadriceps and Posterior Lower Leg Muscles
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One of the best palpation videos of these muscle groups I've seen. Thank you for posting.
THE BEST , VERY CLEAR AND PACED
This video helped me so much when training for palpation when studying podiatry!
informative
i hope its Soma, to me, meaning what i can do for self for my body.
In respect of you sharing.
Love the video. Very informative, especially with identifying the muscle locations.
Hey buddy you are half human half amazing , really enjoyed your video
Great video, thanks for posting!
Very very very awesome video am very thankful boss
Thank you very much for your teachings and knowledge in anatomy. 5 plus stars. God bless you!
Thank you! Love your education…this REALLY! help me in my studies. :)
thank you
Thank you so much for this very informative video! I just started my Spa massage Practionner at the College this helps for studying
y a t'il une traduction en français? merci
the m.semimembranosus goes to the medial condyl of the tibia not the femur
you should teach your smart
I quite agree with you about the insertion of the m. semimembranosus. It ends on the medial condyl of the tibia and not the femur, otherwise it would not be able to move the knee joint. I was just about to write a comment on that, when I saw your comment.
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yeah right
haha, you are right, he made a mistake to say the medial condyle of the femur. when I heard that, I thought I would correct that. Glad to know you have done that, thanks.
I would not fail my OPI if I watch this vedio earlier. :(
Really?! Palapation?
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I want see massagee
Haloooo not so much speakung