I’ve realized your way of teaching really matches how my brain works — I finally feel like I’m understanding anatomy instead of just memorizing lists. You make everything feel connected and coherent, which really resonates with more integrative, polymath-leaning minds like mine. This new series is fantastic (and the jokes are a bonus). Thank you — it’s genuinely a pleasure to learn with you. Please keep going!

Following you from 2017…. You were my teacher in graduation,post grad and now in PhD journey

Thank you, Sam! Your videos were a huge help, and thanks to them I passed anatomy on my first attempt.

Perfect timing for these lessons on the upper limb! Exam coming up in a month. Cannot express my gratitude enough

Radius is on the thumb's side bc the thumb is the antenna! ^^

Thank you for this video❤

Timely, I just barely bumped my elbow. It didn’t hurt until it started swelling. It swelled to grapefruit size.  It’s been a month and is still very uncomfortable.

actually, brachioradialis is my favorite one! 🍻

Great knowledge sharing acumen! In my opinion, you are the "Attenborough" of Human Anatomy. Great respect from Nairobi, Kenya!

Thanks

Thé best one

I have hypermobile elbows, and love this video! Thanks for sharing the knowledge this stuff is so cool 😎 I’m gonna see if you have any videos about fascia or EDS next

Thanks you very much ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊😊

👍🏽👍🏽

The side eye at 7:36 gave me a giggle ngl

Hey professor, Why don't you create embryology videos?