Tibial Torsion
Channel: Lance Goyke
Date: 2018-11-18

Here's a weird topic that won't pertain to everyone, but it gives you a perspective on what other people are dealing with. One of my favorite parts of learning anatomy and, more specifically, applied anatomy is the empathy you gain from examining your body. If you're really flexible, you can sit back and think for a second how it might feel if you were really inflexible.

In this case, the shin bone is twisted. It's not the knee, it's the actual bone. You're not going to untwist it. So you have to understand what changes with this "tibial torsion".