Human Gait V3 (3d Anatomy)
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- Embark on an updated and comprehensive exploration of the human body with our latest 3D animation tutorial, tailored specifically for anatomy students. Building upon our previous version, delve deeper into the intricacies of the human walk cycle from three distinct anatomical perspectives, revealing enhanced details of muscle layers and biomechanical dynamics.
Join us once again as we meticulously dissect the complexities of human locomotion, providing even more invaluable insights into muscle interaction and skeletal mechanics. From frontal, lateral, to posterior views, experience the dynamic movement of the human body in action like never before.
This updated tutorial promises to deepen your understanding of anatomical nuances as we continue to decode the biomechanics behind the walk cycle. Whether you're a budding anatomist or a seasoned student, this enhanced version guarantees to enrich your knowledge of human anatomy and animation techniques.
Don't miss out on this updated edition! Watch the video now to elevate your understanding of the human walk cycle and further enhance your anatomical expertise.
Enjoy the journey!
Alex
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I have been having a hell of a time identifying what tissue is irritated in my deep hip rotators and the frame at 4:09 taught me a ton about what’s going on in there. Thank you so much for making these! What an incredible resource to learn about anatomy and joint actions.
One of my favorite channels. I'm not in medecine at all, I just work out. I'm really appreciate of the music and animation, it is quite entertaining and absolutely enjoyable. Good work
thank you so much for leaving this comment! it really makes me happy, to read this! have a good one and keep grinding in the gym!
That being the comment on this video about mirroring otherwise it is not meant to be a negative comment merely an observation.
I am enjoying these videos so far.
I started with the glute series, with the four videos provided.
This is the fifth video from #AnatomyLab that I am watching.
Still have more to go to finish this segment about the walking gait.
Thank you for your time and interest and for your contributions to helping understand anatomy and the formality of how our bodies function.
hey thanks for you comment,.. you are good!.. I think it’s very good to watch an animation and think about what it would need to look more realistic. I makes you dive really deep in the movement and helps greatly to understand it,.. and you are right the skeleton kind a walks flatfeeted, I need to try to incorporate what you said in the next one,.. thanks again and have a good one!
How about some contralateral motion/rotation in the pelvis and rib cage/hip and shoulder girdles
there is counter movement through out the whole torso, i experimented with more degrees and it seemed to be to much almost cartoonish,.. but thank you a lot for your honest feedback Selina!
This was my thought exactly. I was also thinking about a little more pronation with loading phase in the foot/ankle. It seems like the LE has some femoral IR but the LLE is almost stuck in sagittal plane movement. @anatomylab , what do you think?
Super cool layering as the clips go on though. Great job
I feel like I go up on my toes more, meaning not extending up on to my toes, but rather bend through my toes more when I walk. Just an initial observation of not being able to match or mirror the example without feeling awkward in my movement.
OMG this is so cool.... I love the gradual addition of the different muscle groups!!!
Super Radial Man
This is the real deal
We humans in the raw
400 + muscles burning sugars lodged in big reservoir muscles!
Keep up the excellent work presentations
how to know difference in rhomboid minor pain, serratus posterior superior pain and second rib our t2 thoracic vertebrae hernia?
remember the body does not differentiate between rhomboid minor and serratus, we do. i m not sure if you could say which muscles exactly causes the pain. also I think it is impossible to address just one of them with a treatment - what would that be?. you d always influence both structures,....second rib you can adjust, but I d argue that also will influence all surrounding muscles, fascia and nerves,.. and the disc I think there are tests and of course mris,.. but if you have a herniated disc the neighboring structures will be affected by this, be cause the muscle probably will be tight to protect the injured part from further damage,., hope this helps,..
Wow, super gelungen, auf jeden Fall viel natürlicher als V1! Intuitiv würde ich sagen, dass die Oberarme noch etwas zu stark mitgehen und der Brustkorb noch etwas weiter rotieren müsste (entgegen der Drehrichtung des Beckens).
Ansonsten wirklich top!
Danke nochmals für dein Feedback! Aber danke noch mehr für deinen ersten langen Input- du bist praktisch schuld, dass die Version jetzt so aussieht 👍🤣😉 alles gute und hab einen guten Start in den Frühling!
after a longtime, you are back with this fabulous work.....❤❤❤
I m happy you like it- thanks for commenting! have a good day!
@@AnatomyLab ❤️❤️❤️
There's no movement on the thorax....
there’s an updated version, but Rotation seems still not be enough,..
You are Good.
Outstanding.
This is so helpful, thanks heaps
It doesn't look very realistic to me. There is no spine movement???
thanks for your comment! there is spine movement, rotation for example-but you are right there is still a long way to walk with this animation,.. I will update and hopefully with time I can get it to being more realistic,..
@@AnatomyLab
Thank you for your time sharing, l love the light Jazz music ❤
Trunk rotation while walking is not demonstrated here
We’ve already had to topic. It’s very interesting because I integrated the rotation and I played a lot of time with it every time I turned it up more it looked comical that’s why I have the rotation built in like I have in future updates. I surely will do it more and I’m curious what people say then but thanks for pointing it out.
Danke für diese Ansichten😊
gerne 😉
Wow 💚
This is amazing! Will you point me in the direction of how to do this?
it’s made with a free 3d software called blender,.. maybe you wanna look into it to find out this is something you want to dedicate your time to,.. have a good one
Excellent, thank you!@@AnatomyLab If I may trouble you further, do you buy your model and animate it, or do you model it yourself? If this is all covered in your videos, I will probably figure it out, or you could point me to relevant videos. Thanks so much for sharing this inspiring video!
no problem,.. i did most of the modeling myself,..
Impressive!@@AnatomyLabI've been practicing with Blender, hoping to do something like you, but there's a lot to learn.
@@HavenInTheWood oh yeah it s a journey! Have fun and stay with it,..
10/10
thank
Looks like the model might be missing the toe off phase in the walking cycle. Not much of a heel strike when the foot lands and the model doesnt shift much of its weight to the supporting limb.
thanks for your input! have a good one!
Please what is the name of this software?
the name of the software is blender.. it’s completely free,.. give it a try
Amazing ❤ thank you for sharing
you re welcome 🙏
This is freakin phenomenal!
thank you so much!!!!
Spectacular, thanks!
thank you so much !
Paldies
you 👍😉