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The Gluteus Medius (Glute Med) is one of the most important muscles for injury prevention in the lower limbs, balance and stability. It is also an important muscle for achieving high extension, multiple turns, and beautiful jumps. As you can see in the picture above, the Gluteus Medius lies deep to the Gluteus Maximus and attaches toward the outside of the hip. Because of the way it attaches, it is an extremely important hip stabilizer. When the Glute Med becomes weak or inactive it can…

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Anatomy of Motion on Instagram: "While palpating the anteromedial compartment of the thigh, we can find six key muscles:  . Three of these belong to the quadriceps group: vastus lateralis, rectus femoris, and vastus medialis. The fourth quadriceps muscle, vastus intermedius, is inaccessible from the surface.  . Moving medially, we can find the long edge created by the sartorius muscle, which meets the gracilis in the lower part of the thigh.  . The V-shaped space between these two muscles houses the superficial part of the adductor longus, which is part of the larger adductor group. . #quadriceps #rectusfemoris #vastuslateralis #vastusmedialis #vastusintermedius #sartorius #gracilis #adductorlongus #anatomy #biomechanics #anatomyofmotion #muscles #thigh" Quadriceps Muscles Anatomy, Muscle Groups Anatomy, Thigh Muscle Anatomy, Gracilis Muscle, Hip Muscles Anatomy, Adductor Longus, Leg Muscles Anatomy, Vastus Lateralis, Vastus Medialis

Anatomy of Motion on Instagram: "While palpating the anteromedial compartment of the thigh, we can find six key muscles: . Three of these belong to the quadriceps group: vastus lateralis, rectus femoris, and vastus medialis. The fourth quadriceps muscle, vastus intermedius, is inaccessible from the surface. . Moving medially, we can find the long edge created by the sartorius muscle, which meets the gracilis in the lower part of the thigh. . The V-shaped space between these two muscles…

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