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Gluteal and Hip Rotator Muscles

Gluteal and Lateral Hip Rotator Muscles – Functional Anatomy

Overview Gluteal muscles form the fullness of the hip. They originate on the pelvis and insert on the femur. The gluteus maximus also attaches to the tibia via the iliotibial band. Primarily, these muscles extend and abduct the hip joint. In addition, the lateral glutes are vital in supporting the pelvis while the opposite leg […]

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Obturator Externus – Functional Anatomy

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Iliotibial Tract and Fascia Lata – Functional Anatomy

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