I was so confused why frontal plane that divides body front and back has saggital axis because I associate it to saggital plane. Thank you for clarity!
good video but i just hate the anatomical nomenclature we're stuck with...'anterio-posterior' sounds like it should be describing movement around the vertical axis
may i ask specifically whether elevation/depression occurs in the frontal plane and therefore rotate around the anterior-posterior axis? or it shouldnt have an axis of rotation because it is technically not rotating ? (moving superiorly and inferiorly only). also i would appreciate if you could make a video visualising the plane and axis for pronation/supination as well as inversion/eversion... thank you!
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this provides more clarity. thank you
in my course: AP axis is sagittal axis; ML axis is coronal axis
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I was so confused why frontal plane that divides body front and back has saggital axis because I associate it to saggital plane. Thank you for clarity!
I m still confused in antero posterior axis i mean is it a line that goes top to bottom or its a line that goes back to front with rotation
back-to-front
This video really helped me
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I am not lying when saying this would have been my favourite video should you make it "a few" years ago when I was in med school.
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good video but i just hate the anatomical nomenclature we're stuck with...'anterio-posterior' sounds like it should be describing movement around the vertical axis
may i ask specifically whether elevation/depression occurs in the frontal plane and therefore rotate around the anterior-posterior axis? or it shouldnt have an axis of rotation because it is technically not rotating ? (moving superiorly and inferiorly only). also i would appreciate if you could make a video visualising the plane and axis for pronation/supination as well as inversion/eversion... thank you!
Sir 1st semester kinesiology all topic wise movement upload please
Medio lateral axis is also called coronal axis?? Cause it looks same
So what axis would a dumbbel side bend be?
Frontal plane
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I get this is kinematic convention but it is so dumb. That there are 3 planes of rotation. Lol. Let's hope next pec session I don't get gimbal lock