Teres Minor: Shoulder Series, Part 5 (3D Animation) 

I appreciate your feedback. You're absolutely correct; I made an error, and I'll ensure to rectify the position of the insertion when I review this video in the future. It would have been beneficial if you could have not only pointed out the mistake but also provided an explanation. This way, others reading the comments could learn from it. In my videos, I often emphasize that making mistakes is part of the learning process. When someone identifies a mistake and shares it, both parties benefit. The person pointing out the mistake gains a deeper understanding, while the recipient can take constructive action. Simply deleting the video wouldn't address the underlying issue. Nevertheless, thank you once again for your input, and have a great day.

Thank you so much for the effort you put into these animations. They’re truly helpful!!!!

U r a hero ❤

Thank god someone found this!

that’s a multilayered question,.. I d say the shoulderblade will move a little when you rotate, due to it fasciae connections, but with a little control you can isolate the rotation, so the blade will be still. I don’t know what your injury was, but if there is still a lot of scar tissue the shoulder blade will move more because everything is still tensed up and shortened I hope this kind of makes sense but there’s a lot of information that is needed to make a proper assessment have a good one and good luck with your recovery just get a good physiotherapist or osteopath they will help you! alex

thank you! have a good one!

You’re so welcome!

🙏 thank you