Anatomy of the Gluteus Maximus is an outtake from the Functional Anatomy Workshop. This module covers the anatomy, function, and biomechanics of this powerful and essential muscle, located in the buttocks area. Utilizing imagery and diagrams, this module explores how the Gluteus Maximus assists in hip extension, abduction and external rotation and looks into various assessment techniques that allow clinicians, trainers and athletes to monitor the strength levels and mobility of the muscle. A brief
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