The Trapezius EXPLAINED | Origin, Insertion, Action, & More

In this video, we explore the anatomy and functions of all parts of the trapezius. Specifically, we explore its structure, origin, insertion, actions, and innervation.
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[@User-to7nb]

All I know about his muscle is that it’s the most used during my exams. Shrugs come in handy when you’re failing.

[@NappyZoeRebel]

Great video!!!! Thank you!!!!

[@KrystinaFerro]

Great video! Thank you for helping me understanding where and how these muscles and bones connect.

[@TwistRemiss]

Thank you so much! Ive found this video extremely useful while cramming for my midterm

[@zinaustro]

I suggest changing your cursor to large red or something similar so it's easier to see.

[@lakshmikannan6414]

👌 well explained.. Thankyou..

[@raingoose1750]

why in my book the middle belly is from T1-T5, and lower is T5-T12. Also other sources show U:C7 to T3; M: T3 - T4; L: T4 - T12. I am really confused now and don't know which souce I should rely on

[@GoodByeSkyHarborLive]

which books are you looking at?

[@user-cl7fm1uc4r]

So,
You're telling me that the lower trapezius can travel all the way down to LITTERLY your butt. That's crazy.