Foot and ankle bones

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Let's have a look at the bones of the ankle and foot. What are the main bones supporting your body weight? Where is the talus and what does it do? What are all the other tarsal bones called? Which is which? Let's find out, and talk about some of the movements that occur here too.

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it is 2020 and because of the pandemic, I am taking online anatomy classes. I would really love to practise and study the bones structures with real skeletons but the only way I can really examine bones is by watching your videos. They are really helpful and thank you for your educational videos they really help especially in quarantine.... who would have thought!

dreamscometrue

he looked a little stressed out in this video, i hope all is good mate ! nice video

MD-

I love his teaching style! Very clear, I appreciate that he explained the function of each bone and how it can be hurt. Not just the names. Thank you so much!

elizabethwang

Hi can you do the ligaments of the foot pretty please? 🦶

i-wei

Good teachers are the foundation of of a healthy society and economy, because they make learning not only easy, but a joy, firing your interest instead of reducing the lesson to a dull chore. This explanation of the different bones in the foot, how they are connected and their function is a good example. I never realised the purpose of the arches - acting both as a shock absorber when landing and literally putting the 'spring' in your step as you lift. Goes to show what an amazing design the human body is. Thanks a lot for this great video.

bro

the view in the intro is perfect, i love it more😍😍

ahmedalkamel

The combination of the arch’s form a hemispheric shape. What genius went into this design.
The mortise and tenon aspect is designed to loosen in plantar flexion and tighten in dorsal flexion.

billbright

i appreciated the intro drone shot with the reveal...

Justshredman

thank you soo much sam....you are really a lifesaver

montanamakhoba

when he mentioned why we have arches... my mind was blown

User-tonb

I love all your video explaining human bones.

charitosinco

The drilling going when showing the diagram of foot 🤣 not the best time to film a You Tube video! In all seriousness, great video as always and tremendous help! 🙌🏼👏🏼

sidrens

My kid has some bones bones in her feet growing together, which results in that the feet is trying to rotate inward. It is painful and gives a handicap when it comes to walking/running. I understand that often this is not a condition that doctors want to operate ( in my country). But in my mind, I do not understand why the bones can not be separated and formed the way they should have been. But there is probably a good reason. 25 years ago I was in a car accident, and got a 180 degrees rotation in my ankle. It was operated and was OK in 5-10 years time. The doctors first wanted to amputate the foot by the ankle. But they gave it a chance.

asgeirnilsen