Rotator cuff muscles 

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Thank You for taking the time to run thru this. I'm an X Los Angeles County Emergency Paramedic. I left after 8 ½ years and went Back into the US Military where I was a Combat Pilot. My wife sent me this video. I tore my Supraspinatus around early April 2021, had Arthroscopic Surgery on 7 May 2021. Here is my problem. We had a dishwasher technician come out of the house one month after my procedure he asked me to turn the water off at the front of the house by the street he says he was not allowed to do that not thinking about my shoulder and forgetting about the surgery I went out and I use the wrench and one arm wasn't enough so I use my left arm which is the surgery arm and oh my gosh I heard a pop and I heard a pop followed by burning pain. I knew this wasn't good. Two weeks later I tweaked my shoulder again (yeowwww!!) I went back to my Orthopedic Surgeon and he pretty much blew this all off. I told him I thought a bone anchor popped out or the Suture dislodged from the anchor. Palpating the shoulder I could not feel a possible anchor floating around, I also didn't feel a large special suture moving around This Surgeon said he did not feel a need to go back and fix whatever popped. My arm has not in my mind healed 100%, I have limitations, though I am quite conscious about this unjust I am always trying to be extremely careful not to injure it any further. I Pray that over time I will get more motion back NOTE: how returned from Iraq in April 2010 I retired in November 2010. I injured my back ( painting dinning room and jacked up my lower back big time Diagnosis: 1. L1 Vertebrae 100% crushed 2. L5 Vertebrae 25% crushed 3. L2,3,4 Multiple linear fractures and three bulging discs 4. Had DEXA Scan BAM 💥, diagnosed osteoporosis 5. I was 6'6" tall 235 pounds and in great shape. Now I'm 6'4" and 195. Weight loss cuz I spend a lot of time on back 6. Had Vertebral plasty, bone cement injected in L1 & L5 to stabilize bone fragments ( really helped), I've had multiple RFA radio frequency ablation not much help Bottom line I just deal with back pain. What freaks me out is my Osteoporosis. Falling getting more fractures or hip fractures I still hear popping sounds left upper shoulder & even right shoulder, I do not need shoulder fractures Just thought I would reply, I'm gonna work on exercises after my back feels better. My wife said you are in England. I flew across the Channel in 1989 for an exercise with the Brits at Farnbourogh. Was a blast Mk, thanks again for the video CB

That plastic model of the muscles is amazing, I’m an artist and I’m studying anatomy and this is one of the best anatomy videos I’ve seen on RU-vid, thank you!

His love for this subject is a mood in its own. Appreciated! ♥️

I’m just a dude watching RU-vid videos and I stumbled across this one. 10/10. Now I understand the rotator cuff.

Just had rotator cuff repair. This review of shoulder anatomy, in combination with videos of repair procedures, will help me to have an informed conversation with the doc at tomorrow's first post-op appointment. Thank you very much for posting this video.

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I almost didn't know a thing about anatomy of rotator cuff. Now i know a lot. Cheers from Russia

This is awesome! I have just found out I have a rotator cuff problem, now when I go back to the Dr. I will know what he is talking about, thank you!

I cant phrase you enough!!!!...you are such a fantastic teacher..not lazy like most are! You are helping me pass my A&P all the way over here in America

As a sports massage therapist and pro drummer these videos are valuable in learning about my injury and helping others. I wish you could put all your videos together on a dvd. I'd buy it.

thank youuuu this made so much sense idk why my professor just lists out the muscles and their functions and expects us to memorize it without teaching us the insertions and how the muscle fibers run

Thank you sooo much. I just learned this part today and had not understood a single thing from my lab until I saw this video.Thank you thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is the best teaching of rotator cuff muscles I have ever seen.Thank you so much. ❤

Over the last few months, since discovering your video's I have learned so much. Now I wonder why I even bother paying my college a fee for tuition you've given me so freely. Thank you so much, you are remarkable to say the least..

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Pilates Instructor watching from Indianapolis. Thank you for all of your help! Great videos and a knack for teaching!

so good! how seamlessly you go between the models of the skeleton and the muscles, and your own body - comes from complete knowledge, confidence, and absolutely no laziness - brilliant teacher

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Thanks sir ...... After watching this video it becomes too easy for me to understand the anatomy of muscle ...m student of BPT ist year n it is REALLY very helpful ...thanks

Thank you sir! This is a very, very, good video showing and explaining the 4 rotator cuff muscles. Great job! Thank again.

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I agree with everyone. Amazing content and THE BEST anatomy instruction I've had. Thank you and please keep adding content!

Perfect video...the models, the demo of the movements, all of it, really helpful. Thank you.

Lately I am into muscle building and these videos are helping me correct my form and have better mind muscle connection. Thank you sir.

I am now expecting the result of Mri and maybe I need to take an operation. To well communicate with my doctor, I googled the reason of my shoulder pain and find your video. It is very helpful to understanding how shoulder move and I'd like to appreciate your kind explanation! Hope you have a good day always!

Thank you so much!!! There is not such a thing as a complicated material if you can find a great teacher. I wish I could watch your videos when I was @ school. I have never enjoyed to study anatomy that much!!!

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I am reading a book about weight lifting and strength training and there are a lot of anatomical language. Your video cleared up a lot of it and I feel like I learn something. Have a good one from Ukraine.

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Excellent diagram, with perfect knowledge, I hope to be able to explain as well as you, since I had a massive rotator cuff tear on the left, and possible tear on the right, I'll know tomorrow. God bless keep up the good work. I really needed that information explained with such great patience.

Thanks so much Sam that arm model is fab! I always found it difficult to visualize teres major, now I can completely see why it's involved in extension of the shoulder, medial rotation and adduction. 💓💓

Thank you so much, sir... I'm a first-year medical student and I was so scared and confused about the muscles but after seeing your videos... I know about every muscle In our body... Thank you, sir, for your videos...😇

You are a Phenomenal Instructor Sam!

Thank you. Very clear delivery.

If I pass Anatomy in Med School, it'll be because of you. I have stopped watching my lecture videos filled with PowerPoint. Since I started with you, it's been forward.

Thank you for showing how the muscles create the movements that are causing me pain. I'm scheduled for repair in the next week or so. I will search for those other videos on the shoulder.

This is amazing....... thank you so much. Helped me to understand their functions now that I could see the origins and insertions...👍👍👍

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Thank you Sam! This lesson was very useful indeed.

I have anatomy exams coming in the next few months, so happy I found this channel.

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Much thanks for making these excellent videos. Immensely helpful.

Do you know that you're great? Absolutely you are. In my college what I learnt about rotator cuff is just two lines without any details ! Know I understand what is rotator cuff Thank you alot Your follower from the middle east

You are amazing! 😃 Thanks a lot Sam! I really enjoy your videos.

I'm having a MRI on my shoulder. this is one of the best vid love the arm model.

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Really good, informative video. Thank you!

Sir thank you for explaining anatomy with such a easy way.keep doing the good work sir. Love from INDIA 🇮🇳♥

Great video sir, I clearly understood Rotator cuff muscles..thank you

Great material, thank you so much!

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Thanks, nice video. A lot of important info. Muchas gracias

The simplicity of explanation and illustration. Love it. Dealing with a schouder injury now and have been searching and searching for clear explanations of the shoulder. Thank you for sharing with us. If you should ever read my post, a question I have is about the role of the RC muscles regarding upward rotation of the arm. If I -lift my arm sideways to shoulder height, -flex the lower arm so that the hand is pointing forward (in the direction I’m looking) -rotate the hand upwards whilst the elbow and shoulder stay in position (don’t drop etc) ….which op the four RC muscles is most dominant? Kind regards Yuri (The Netherlands)

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Predictably good as usual :)

The best one I've seen this far..

Awsome explanation, thank you

Everyone is a gangster until Sam Webster comes with right hand model in front of "No photography" notice and teach with a VIDEO CAMERA . X)

great video. thanks

Super well done! Thanks a lot.

Thank you. Very helpful

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Great video. Thanks a ton.

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I love how the sign says NO PHOTOGRAPHY but proceeds to create a video anyway 😂 I love the videos sir!

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Nice job Sam! Wish I had viewed your video before I had my rotator cuff surgery. If it's that difficult for you to pull out a model's muscles, just think about how difficult it is for these surgeons to repair one through a few tiny holes. Thanks again and keep up the good work.

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Thanks for your videos

DIAGNOSED WITH A TORN ROTATOR CUFF THROUGH MRI TODAY, THIS VIDEO IS SO APPRECIATED, as I'm a 70 year old retired RN, MAKING it possible for faster comprehension.

Really enjoying this video. College teachers also need to see the video way of teaching

Dear Sam, This is an excellent conjunction with your "Large Shoulder Muscles" tutorial. This would make - from muscular part - a great dynamic understanding of the most important & vital joint of the body, "The Shoulder" - unfortunately one of the least stable relatively..

Best videos. Many thanks

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such superb and detailed explanation.. in love with your teachings.. have recommended your channel to many of my friends.. :)

You are awesome! Just 13:50 Subscapularis is inserted into the lesser tubercle and teres major is inserted in the intertubercular sulcus

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nice movie style start .... reminds me of SNATCH, love that movie! thanks for the great video! you look tired though....

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Great job well done thanks

Thank you sir