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The Killer Bees were uncompromising race cars that cut an earsplitting path through the European countryside. In 1986, after just three years of racing including several fatal accidents involving drivers and spectators, the killer bees of FISA Group B were outlawed. -WARNING- it gets loud at the very end..

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Back of knee pain/stiffness? Could be Popliteus muscle tightness. In this video, we’re going to talk about knee pain and specifically, pain located behind the knee, especially after activity that required a lot of rotational change of direction. Think about tennis, basketball, basically anything besides straight line jogging that required the knee and the lower extremity to have a lot of rotational components to it. The knee joint is not just a simple hinge joint. There’s a small but important amount of external rotation and internal rotation. The external rotation occurs when we go into full extension, which is the knee locking out. Then, in order for us to bend the knee, we have to have a little bit of an internal rotation of this tibia in order to have full flection. So, this is the tibia. I’m exaggerating the motion, but you can see external rotation when we go into full extension, internal rotation when we come into full flection.

The muscle’s called the popliteus, and it’s located behind the knee and it’s responsible for helping to stabilize the knee, especially to help unlock the knee during flection. As you can see, the popliteus is a pretty small muscle, but it plays a very important role. It starts on the outside edge of the femur, crosses diagonally behind the knee, and inserts on the inside top edge of the tibia. In addition to helping stabilize the knee, the popliteus is also responsible for internal rotation of the tibia during knee flection.

The muscle starts on the high side of the femur, goes behind in the popliteal fossa, and inserts broadly on the under surface here on the inside lateral part of this tibia.

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