Sir, I am a physical therapist. I would like to take this opportunity to submit my sincere gratitude for your amazing work. Your videos are awesome, excellent. I could say these are really helpful for those who are practising in the medical field. Request you to post many useful videos like these. I salute your hard work and dedication. Keep rocking
dear arun! thank you so much for taking the time and writing this kind comment. This really makes me happy that in the medical field appreciate my content. Thank you again. It really made my day. I wish you all the best and Much success in the future!
To clarify , the gluteus Maximus is the strongest muscle in the body by its gross output of force , but if you also wanted to know the strongest muscle compared to its weight that would be the masseter. These are the best animation anatomy videos I have seen.
I suffer from multiple sclerosis and my main problem is leg motor skills. The videos really help me to visualize where my weaknesses lie and to keep myself as fit as possible with appropriate exercises. Thank you very much for that
I am a Pilates instructor and I love your content, and also have used it to show some clients how muscles work. Your job is usefull but also beautiful, please keep it coming
Wow. So much useful information, presented with beautiful clarity. Fascinating to see all those smaller muscles that hardly anyone else ever mentions, and to hear details of their function. Thanks!
Excellent video. Great visuals. Good work! I've been teaching anatomy for exercise/ pilates/ personal trainers for years and wish I'd had these graphics. I do however use materials like this now to explain movement and stability to my own clients. Excellent 👌
hi Linda! thx for your comment! that’s exactly why I started this project! I think we should have much better teaching material! thanks so much for your feedback and keep grinding 😉👍
Thank you very much to you and your team for the wonderful animation and content. I would have valued such learning material as a medical student. It is also useful material for those of us interested in injury prevention and sports exercise and physiology.
thank you so much for taking the time and writing to me, it means a lot, especially from somebody who studied medicine. Thanks a lot! PS my Team Consists of me doing the Animating and my Skeleton Constantly complaining about the working conditions 🤣💀😉
these are victory signs what else would they be? It’s interesting. Some people are put off by. This must be a Cultural thing, that’s why I changed it in later videos thank you so much for letting me know
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Sir, I am a physical therapist. I would like to take this opportunity to submit my sincere gratitude for your amazing work. Your videos are awesome, excellent. I could say these are really helpful for those who are practising in the medical field. Request you to post many useful videos like these. I salute your hard work and dedication. Keep rocking
dear arun! thank you so much for taking the time and writing this kind comment. This really makes me happy that in the medical field appreciate my content. Thank you again. It really made my day. I wish you all the best and Much success in the future!
To clarify , the gluteus Maximus is the strongest muscle in the body by its gross output of force , but if you also wanted to know the strongest muscle compared to its weight that would be the masseter. These are the best animation anatomy videos I have seen.
thanks for your comment ! I ll pin it, so other people will read it as well! thanks again
I suffer from multiple sclerosis and my main problem is leg motor skills. The videos really help me to visualize where my weaknesses lie and to keep myself as fit as possible with appropriate exercises. Thank you very much for that
I am really happy this helps you! keep going strong!
I am a Pilates instructor and I love your content, and also have used it to show some clients how muscles work. Your job is usefull but also beautiful, please keep it coming
thank you so much for taking the time to write to me. I’m really happy The videos are useful for you! Have a good one!
Wow. So much useful information, presented with beautiful clarity. Fascinating to see all those smaller muscles that hardly anyone else ever mentions, and to hear details of their function.
Thanks!
I mglad you like it! thanks for your comment!
I m a personal trainer and a big fan of your videos
one of the best explanations I've seen! The moving muscular skeleton really helps with the understanding of the movements!!!! GREAT study aid!!!
glad you found it helpful!
These graphics are incredible!!
Can't wait for the stretching advice!!!
I really love your videos, they're so entertaining and educational, easy to follow! Thank you!
Thank you so much for taking the time and writing to Me, I’m happy you find it useful. Have a good one.
INCREDIBLE channel
THanks so much for existing !
thanks so much! this really makes me happy 😃
A detailed and clear explanation...it helps me a lot to understand how my body moves.....Thank you very much
thank you so much for writing. I’m happy. The video is useful for you. Have a good one.
Just discover your channel, really good content, 3D modeling is on point, I like it.
thank you! I really appreciate it!
mere layman here but, extremely well done video. both the visuals and narration.
thank you so much for taking the time to brighten up my day! you re a pro!
Excellent video. Great visuals. Good work! I've been teaching anatomy for exercise/ pilates/ personal trainers for years and wish I'd had these graphics. I do however use materials like this now to explain movement and stability to my own clients. Excellent 👌
hi Linda! thx for your comment! that’s exactly why I started this project! I think we should have much better teaching material! thanks so much for your feedback and keep grinding 😉👍
Very nice educative video sir
Thanks a lot
Please keep sharing this type of videos
Thanks
thank you so much for taking the time to write!
Spectacular for understanding how bones and muscles work together!! Thank you!!!
I m happy you like the videos !
Thank you very much to you and your team for the wonderful animation and content. I would have valued such learning material as a medical student. It is also useful material for those of us interested in injury prevention and sports exercise and physiology.
thank you so much for taking the time and writing to me, it means a lot, especially from somebody who studied medicine. Thanks a lot! PS my Team Consists of me doing the Animating and my Skeleton Constantly complaining about the working conditions 🤣💀😉
Wow. Very clear explanation . Thankyou. The video has helped clarify a lot queries .
I m happy to hear! thanks for letting me know!
Superb video sincere work with excellent presentation very very useful for layman as well
thank you so much jashesh
Another excellent video x thank you!
thank you so much, Debbie
Thanks, great show.
happy you enjoyed it! 🍿
Great help, thanks!
thx you re welcome!
Best ever
Kindly make video on surface anatomy to better understand of palpation
I don’t quite know what it is that I should show,.. have you looked at my videos with patients lying on a treatment bed?
This. Is. Fricking. Awesome!
thank you so much Jan!!!
High value! 👍
dank je wel!
Very useful 👍
I m happy to hear! thanks for taking the time to write!
Fantastic 😁 👍
thank you, Chris for taking the time to write!
Good video.
thank you 🙏
10/10
you! always happy to see you g!
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Last dialogue anyways this is not stretching tutorials 🤣🤣🤣 and the animation.... Said same at same sentence
We know those aren’t victory signs at the beginning of the video. They distract me something awful. I miss the first few seconds of the video. 🤔😒
Otherwise, very informative. I love human anatomy.
these are victory signs what else would they be? It’s interesting. Some people are put off by. This must be a Cultural thing, that’s why I changed it in later videos thank you so much for letting me know
Paldies
thank
No design
what do you mean?