Forearm muscles

With a little clanging in the background from Anthony I work through the muscles of the forearm on a plastic model with a little help from my own arm and a skeleton.

As a number of people have noticed, I make a verbal slip and say "flexor" instead of "extensor" at one point when talking about extensor carpi radialis. Watch out! I can't add a note to the video as YouTube removed this function. Well done to those paying attention and using their brains.

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[amirmohammadzahmatkesh]

I just wanted to say, at extensor part, you said flexor carpi radialis longus and brevis, it's the extensor carpi radialis longus and brevis. and your videos are amazing, Im a student but thought point out this.

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[zoeeves-cowell]

Thank you Sam for taking some of your valuable time to make and share this video. I've been really struggling with forearm anatomy and this was so helpful

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[ayl]

Love the videos... one little mistake at 13:40-13:42 extensor carpi radialis longus vs flexor carpi radialis longus?

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