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Gluteus Maximus Explained: Origin, Insertion, Function & Clinical Relevance | Anatomy Breakdown

Gluteus Maximus – Anatomy Breakdown, Muscle by Muscle 🏹 The Glute Max is the biggest and baddest muscle in the human body. More than just a “gym muscle,” it’s essential for hip extension, posture, gait, and overall athletic performance. In this breakdown, I’ll cover: 𖤓 Evolutionary tidbit – why the glutes set humans apart from other primates 𖤓 Origin & insertion – key anatomical landmarks 𖤓 Function – hip extension, rotation, stability, and gait mechanics 𖤓 Innervation – inferior gluteal nerve (L5–S2) 𖤓 Clinical relevance – gait stability, lower crossed syndrome, back pain, and sports performance 💪 Whether you’re a clinician, student, or athlete, understanding the Gluteus Maximus is key for both rehab and performance. 👉 If you learned something new, drop a like, share this with your classmates/colleagues, and subscribe so you don’t miss the next episode of Anatomy Breakdown – Muscle by Muscle! ⚡️ Need help with rehab, men’s health, or performance training? 📍 Book a virtual consultation or in-person PT in Minneapolis: https://treadwelldpt.com/appointments Much more in store; even more to come. Stay tuned, stay locked. Treadwell, DPT. Catch you next time! Treadwell, DPT 2500 County Rd 88, Suite 214 Minneapolis, MN 55418