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This app is awesome and has a lot of useful bone and muscle information, there's not much they can change or add to the information to make it any better. The two issues I have are with the quiz sections. 1- they do not have the nerve innervations which would be very helpful as one of the quizzes. They do however have action, origin and insertion quizzes. Which brings me to point 2 2- the quizzes could be setup better. When I am taking a quiz on the arm muscles and it shows me an arm muscles to identify and 3/4 of the multiple choice answers are leg muscles it doesn't encourage a learning environment. They need to keep possible answers on the quizzes regional to the part of the body of the quiz you are taking.

I used this app in lieu of bringing Trail Guide to the Body to class, during my initial education and in all continuing education. I occasionally take quizzes as a refresher. However, this app shines in client education. Especially if they have been misinformed by personal trainers or the Great Fount of All Knowledge, the Internet. I can show them the screen while manipulating the muscle or moving the related joint. I use it on an older iPhone (5 series), iPad and iPad mini. It’s a bit of a struggle for older eyes on the phone screen, but the tablets are easy to see.

As a busy personal trainer I find this app an invaluable tool when working with clients. I use it to help clients visualize the muscles they are working on in action. This gives them a more intimate knowledge and feel for their body which creates better results. Thank you and please keep adding on to this app!

I used this app in my practice as a licensed massage therapist. The graphics are so well done and it was excellent to share with my clients. Just wish I had it when I was a student therapy student years ago. Now retired, I use this app in my own strength training and love it!

I am a professional fitness instructor and personal trainer and I love using this app. It's quick and the voice feature is awesome because I want to make sure that I not only know what I'm talking about but I can say the name correctly. I really like using it.

As a Somatic Educator and bodyworker, are use this app all the time to demonstrate and clarify what I am doing with my clients. They love it. I love it too!

I use this app all the time for reference and with my students. It’s awesome!

This app is great, it helps me with improving my muscle knowledge and soap notes.

This app is great! It has really helped me learn the muscles. Great recent update.

This really helps with my studies.

Great for fast review of anatomy and for patients education

As long-time distance runners, we've had our share of major and minor injuries. We're very curious about the exact location of muscles and tendons and how and where they're connected. This app is so clear and graphic and really gives us the full picture of what could be going on. One feature we love is being able to see the joints in motion. What a revelation that was. It's such good information. Perhaps one could go online and find much of this at separate sites, but having it all together in one location is much more useful because it gives you better context. So far, I think this was worth every penny. We'd love to see this expanded so that everything that's labeled is a link with further explanation. I have seen a few misspellings, but I am a stickler for spelling, so I always notice. My guess is that this app will continue to improve even further over time. I'm willing to pay for good information like this. This was quite a find for us.

I use this app frequently to inform stretches and workouts for my older body. Though never an athlete, I was once in pretty decent shape with regular cardio and strength workouts and appropriate stretching. An overly long hiatus from that routine has sent me back to the starting block with a need for patience and body knowledge that presents an all new challenge. I find that I am better able to address recalcitrant muscles, new aches and pains, stiffness, etc. if I can visually identify the relevant joints, muscles and connective tissue involved. This app is great for finding, viewing and learning about all those "moving parts' that don't quite move the way they used to. I am better able to discuss progress with my trainers, docs, etc. if I correctly refer to a body part by name, rather than saying that "it's that bump thingy just at the tip of the 'wing' on my shoulder blade." And there's something to be said -- as a lay person -- for 'knowing oneself' inside and out.

I am a sophomore in college and my girlfriend is as well. She is going to school to become a nurse. I bought the app for her because I thought it would be something good for her to use; however, when I was sitting there with her while she was studying I started getting more interested in it. Now we both use it and have a blast with the quizzes and we like to quiz each other. This is a very useful app and I highly recommend it to anyone going into the medical field to use this or if you are just interested more about your body. I also recommend this to any guy whose girlfriend is going into the medical field, because when she first saw it she was very pleased and happy to see that i cared about her future! Once again I highly recommend this app to anyone! I give it two thumbs up or two pollex up!

I've spent a lot of money on text books and probably just as much on anatomy and physiology apps. I believe I spent $40 on one and it was a huge waste of money. It was extremely hard to navigate and even harder to comprehend the information. This is by far the best study tool I've ever had. It's worth every penny and then some. It's extremely user friendly and very comprehensive. The simple layout and stunning graphics make studying much more exciting. I also highly recommend their sister app for organs. The simple layout and condensed text is both easy to understand and very informative! The only thing I would request is more videos. The videos are very helpful and explain things so that novices have no trouble following along. Thank you for the wonderful app!

I really like this reference. I am a student Esthetician, and this is enormously helpful in understanding the bones and muscles, and how they work together. I love the additional learning options of the movies and 3D model... it is so easy to see how a bone or muscle wraps around the body. I also love the action models, to see how the muscle and bone move together. I am amazed at the price for this reference! The navigation is also fairly intuitive, and for all of the complexity of the information being offered, it works very smoothly... a few navigational rules to remember, and you are all set. This has been very helpful in my studies, and I can see this being a very useful and effective tool for me to stay sharp in the future, as well. Highly recommended.

I'm into fitness, especially resistance exercises. I need to understand the muscular system and how exercise affects the body. Moreover, I need to know what certain pains can mean when an injury hits unexpectedly. That way I know how to work with it and rid myself of the problem. That's where this app comes in. At first I wasn't sure I wanted to pay this much for an iPad app. But this is worthy of the price. Not only do you get a 3D view of the entire body, muscular and skeletal system, but you also get video that fully explains it all. Now, I'm not in medicine. But, for anyone who is, this is a must-have. I doubt you'll find a better program for your iPad. But I highly recommend it to anyone.

As an exercise science student this app was extremely helpful in my AnP studies as well as my exercise physiology classes. That being said there are some things that could be improved upon. First the 3d models should include the elbow and some of the models should include ligaments and tendons as well as the muscle. Second the ability to zoom in on some of the models would be helpful. That being said the descriptions and depictions of the anatomy is accurate and very helpful. I would recommend this for undergrad studies or anyone wanting to improve their knowledge of AnP, however for graduate studies or the professional this app could be lacking

This app is incredible. I have purchased all of the Real Bodywork apps because I was so impressed. This app has all the basic information you need to know about muscles, actions, insertions, origins, related nerves, etc. The contents of this app would take a textbook hundreds of pages to describe. There are many videos and 3D visuals that you have complete control over. Apps like this one are the beginning of electronic teaching and learning. You won't be disappointed with this app. I would recommend it to anyone studying or going into the medical field. I really hope Real Bodywork will come out with a tissues and integumentary app!

I am a massage student and this app was recommended to me by a classmate. It was definitely paid for itself over the course of the next few months. I have difficulty studying via the traditional book method and this app's quizzes on the muscles and bones has been invaluable. I actually enjoy completing them and it even has a handy option to mark the ones that you get wrong so that you can go back and review them later. Another feature I like is that you can see muscles in motion, and this is something most apps do not offer. I highly recommend this app for healthcare professionals and those in training.

Excellent app. Easy and fun tool for reviewing anatomy plus I use it to show patients areas of the body they have injured that I am rehabilitating during Physical Therapy. Suggestions for future update: I would like to see 3-D view that includes more superficial muscles and all of the bones of the ankle/foot similar to what has been done for the hip, more superficial muscles of the shoulder and anterior neck, face information boxes to the side of the neck vs. over the anatomy and a 3-D image peeled down to the skull bones plus an addition of the elbow and hand 3-D muscles and bones. I am looking forward to the evolution of this app. Keep it coming!

I am physical therapist assistant and I just bought this app today because of the great 3D graphics. Nice clear views for patient education on basic muscles and over view of the skeletal system.. except the foot. Within10 minutes, I noticed a huge mistake in the hip movement section. It is mentioned that for hip internal and external rotation and hip adduction and abduction that the HUMERUS is the long bone in the leg instead of the FEMUR...so if you are using this as a study tool...Beware of mistakes....Please fix this and I would give it more stars.... THANKS for fixing all the mistakes. Now you deserve 5 stars!!!!!!

I'm taking anatomy right now and this has been a huge help in getting familiar with the muscles of the body. Pros: Very thorough and very accurate as compared to my lab book (~95%). Quiz feature is awesome. I just wish there were a feature in quizzes that was fill in the blank like on a lab practical. Cons: Nothing major. Missing a couple muscles as compared to my book: internal/external intercostals and flexor digitorum superficialis. Origins and insertions don't agree with my book 100%. It would be nice if you could zoom in on the 3D model instead of having separate close-up images. Probably harder to do though. A more customizable quiz section would be better too. Overall: This was more worth the money than my text book. I still need my text book but this is a really good supplement. -Students might appreciate a similar app on cats since it is a common animal used in anatomy dissection.

I have never bothered to write a review before but this app is incredible. I'm purchased this to study for a personal trainer exam. The information is easy to access and understand. The quizzes are easy to customize. The graphics and 3D are what really did it for me. I can finally understand how all the muscles work together! I've learned more in a week than I did trying to study from other apps and books in a month. I'm serious. It is really fun and engaging unlike anything else I have worked with. Overall, it is just an incredible value!

I love this app. I think the money I spent on it was the perfect amount. The only reason why I am giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the quizzes are timed, and don't give you enough time to think. There are other quizzes that are not timed. I love that you can study just the bone or just the muscles because I have my first bone practical tomorrow before the muscle practical next week. Love that the pictures are cartoon or real life. If you are looking for an easy way to study this app is awesome. Don't waste your money on an app that is more then this one.

I'm a high school student in Science Olympiad, and for one of my events I am studying the musculoskeletal system. I've found that this is the BEST ELECTRONIC LEARNING RESOURCE I have found so far! It's extremely organized, featuring 3D models, videos, pronunciation, details about each bone and muscle (origin, insertion, action, etc), and self-quizzes. Great for visual learners like me, who find it helpful to drag things around in different angles to view them. The app has a very easy-to-use interface, but the content is not elementary at all--the information is quite detailed. LOVE THIS APPPPPP

I use this app and its siblings to be able to better communicate with my personal trainer. She is a former World champion and World record holder in power lifting, has her masters in exercise science and sports medicine, is a certified athletic trainer and an associate college professor teaching nutrition. In other words, she is a voluminous resource of knowledge and experience. This app allows me to better communicate with her, and to better understand and internalize what she is giving me. The presentation, information and graphics are outstanding.

I would give it 10 stars if I could! Absolutely love this & is (beyond) exactly what I was looking for. You get insight on the superficial and deeper muscles and bones, fascia, movement & MORE! ....Their purpose, job & location in correspondence to it's " neighbors"..... Love this love this LOVE this app! The 3d affect is a super added bonus. The info & insight is user friendly & very educational. A reintroduction to the education we already have & might have ( slightly) forgotten. I am a MP of 13 years... I love this.. My clients love this... So worth the money! Puts you ahead of the " game"!

I did not take any anatomy & physiology in high school, but through the course of my college career I became very intrigued by the medical field. I am now studying to become a physicians assistant which means I really need to know my body and how it works! This application is the best money I have spent in college. I have learned all the muscles and bones paired with their functions due to the tools assembled within this ingenious app! I recommend this application to any and everyone who is or is not studying anatomy & physiology. This is by far a phenomenal app!!!!!!

I wish I would've downloaded this 3 months sooner to help enlighten and further illustrate some of the things I learned in the Coursera course 'Out on a Limb: The Anatomy of the Upper Limb'. Regardless, I compared closely when I decided to get one of these apps and I can truly say I am glad I spent 4.99 for this app. It's interface, organization and quality of illustrations is amazing. Now I use it as a tool for referencing the aching muscles I have so I can get busy with the foam roller. Thanks for an instructive and affordable app on this topic!

I'm a recent graduate with a degree in kinesiology and I must say this app is pretty solid. It is missing a few deep muscles I'd prefer to see, but it gives you the origin and insertion of all the muscles anyone would need to know. If I could give a tip to the dev's, it would be to add a few of the deeper back muscles. That is a big problem area for many patients I see and it helps to have a visual available. All in all though, I'm glad I have this at my disposable. It's good to keep yourself sharp and this does help instead of pulling out my huge anatomy books all the time.

Its a great app! Doesnt have all the muscles i need and a few more than i need but great studying tool. Only have a few wishes. I wish you could "zoom in" on the full body more. And i would love to be able to rotate the parts that are zoomed in to get better/different views. When taken the create your own quizes, it would be nice to have similar parts instead of a neck, arm, leg, and stomach muscle. The only real issue I've had is the quiz and sometimes just turning the body causes the program to freeze. --PA student

Since discovering Pilates three years ago, I have been trying to understand anatomy of movement, even twice taking a Core Intelligence course to increase my understanding. Proprioception (body awareness), and body control are both new to me, this ap helps me understand the action of muscle on bone, since bone rhythms are a big component of well executed Pilates, this ap has been a huge help. I actually sat with my instructor yesterday as we reviewed the video on the leg and she was astounded at how helpful it is. She is buying the ap for her iPad!

I'm a Pilates instructor and I have found this app to be both a great refresher of my anatomy knowledge, and also a wonderful resource for my clients, helping them to deepen their own understanding of their bodies. I especially love the actions section, it's extremely useful for any movement therapist. My only wish is that there were more videos; the ones on there are great and I want more! I have an iPad 2 and have had no technical problems with audio or anything else.

I love this app and the quizzes are very helpful. I certainly use it all the time as a review. However, I did notice some spelling errors, and I learned that "movement of the arm across the chest" was horizontal adduction, which is not addressed (along with horizontal abduction). I would also like some more information on the nerves (such as their pathways and maybe some info on the plexuses). I also didn't notice a quiz on just the nerve innervations, which would be helpful. Nonetheless, thank you for the great app!

I don't mind paying for a good app. This was money well spent! The user interface is slick and the amount of anatomical data outstanding. I use the app for my own reference with respect to sports (i.e., learning more about body systems and how they interact during my favorites - running and cycling). This app has also been useful when working with my Physical Therapist as it has given me a better understanding of what we were working on and how my actions might help or hinder therapies.

I am studying for my certification in pilates and this app is SO useful! It is better than any flashcards or anatomy book. Simple, but exactly what i needed It has made learning a massive amount of information enjoyable and easy. The quizzes are a perfect way to test all of the information I have obtained. I highly recommend this for anyone interested in the body and/or needing to study for a test of certification like myself!

As a newly certified massage therapist, I was struggling with studying A&P throughout training, and preparing for the MBLEx. Using this program really helped me review and pick up A&P stuff that I hadn't caught onto previously, and sure enough I passed the exam the first time, and I give all the thanks to this program for that. A few dollar charge to download is way better than having to pay $195 to retake an exam. This is a program that I can never go without!!!!

As a clinician I use this to show patients, friends, and relatives the parts of their musculoskeletal systems that may be hurting them and/or needing PT or other bodywork. They find it useful to be able to see these lifelike figures and motions available on the app. Personally, as I age, I use this app to remind myself of from where my own aches and pains are derived and the stretches or other exercises that may help alleviate these pains. My only complaint (4 stars vs. 5) is that sometimes I'd like a bit more detail, especially in the nerve area: where do different nerves traverse? 40 years after taking anatomy sometimes I need a reminder. And of course sometimes what I think is nerve is muscle (and vice versa), which can occasionally be sorted out by NCVs and/or EMGs. Overall a very useful app and well worth the expense.

I've been a trainer for 10 years and am just starting to use an iPad instead of my trusty old NSCA clipboard. In the past I've used print outs that illustrate things like the hip flexors, rotator cuff, scapular stabilizers, vertebrae, etc in order to give clients a visual of what we're working on. This app obviously shows all that in good detail and then some! A perfect level of detail for my purposes. Very excited to incorporate it.

I got this app to study to take the MBLEx massage therapy license exam. It is truly outstanding! The 3D rotation and detail of the muscles is so worth the few dollars it costs. I had a difficult time understanding the depth of the different muscles based on diagrams in books and other iPad apps. This blew them all out of the water and I could finally clearly see where the muscles really were in relation to the muscles around them. The quizzes were also great prep!

It’s a good app.

As a visual learner I benefited from the pics, videos in this app to help me learn and identify muscles, origins, insertions +++

This is a great anatomy app. I recommend it highly.

This app is great!

I'm a personal trainer and have been using this app as a visual aid for my clients. Invaluable! Get it!

Most comprehensive, detailed medical anatomy app I've seen yet.

This app is a terrific resource for learning about muscles, bones, motion, etc if you are aiming to become an exercise and fitness leader or yoga instructor.

It is a great app for studying. Very helpful and worth every penny.

Whether you're occupied in a medical field that requires you to explain and display what you're saying to educate clients/patients or you're like me and you just want to learn about the muscular and skeletal systems, this is a great app that will supply you with quite alot of quality information and is the best app based on this information that i've found for the price. Personally, my favourite part about it, is that it provides tests to chalkenge what you've learned to help reenforce your memory. From me, it comes highly recommended.

This is a great app very helpful. And informative

This is an amazing app! Some of the terms are slightly different then the anatomy books I've previously studied but you will find that with all anatomy books! This app actually has me excited to quiz myself daily! I would recommend this app to anybody studying anatomy and movement! I'm on my way to certifying in Pilates and this is an amazing tool at the tip of my fingers! My only issue with the app is every time I do the bone landmarks quiz over 100 questions when I get to the last question it crashes the app. I've completed it 3 times now and each time it crashed. I don't wanna lose all my test scores by deleting the app and starting over but it looks like that may be my only option and its a crappy 1. Please fix this glitch.

I am currently doing my Personal Trainer Certification and this app has been of great help. The graphics are clear and the way to access the information is quite friendly.

A member of our family was injury, this app prove helpful in understanding the injury. We are not health professionals , but over the years serveral members had extensive training in first aid. So we were delighted to use this as visual aid. Thank you for designing this app. Al

I love this application. It's a must!

This App is very helpful in showing clients the function of their muscle imbalances. It brings a clearer level of awareness which most people don't have unless you are a health practitioner. It is very well done, precise and love evert aspect of it!

This app has improved my quality and assisted me in every aspect for my college course in anatomy I love it

Very useful app for explaining the body to my patients.

This app is FANTASTIC!!! They've got quizzes, interactive 3D models, videos, explanations--everything I need to ace my anatomy test (which I was sure was a hopeless task). Well worth the 7 bucks--I'll be using this for a VERY long time.

I would recommend this app to anyone in a medical field . This is very useful. I use it for review and to keep my fresh . Well worth the money

What an amazing app! I wish I had this when I was in school for massage therapy. Absolutely great for client education. Thank you

This is a great app. It was kind of ok in the beginning but got so much better after update. Comparable to any of the other expensive apps. This one is great, and worth every cost. I'm very happy I got it. Great graphics and very detailed info.

I got this app for the kids to learn. Great app, kids are interested.

Awesome presentation of anatomy! I use this for educating my trainers and it is so incredibly useful! I wish I had this in university for studying.

Nothing short of amazing. Thank you!

This app has helped my practice a lot.

How CAN i learn if I speak french?Please, help me!

This aps help me see where sometimes it hursts so I can work on the problem. Great!!!!

Great app, improved so much with the latest update, love it!

Just like the title says, the latest update makes this app even nicer!

More complete and fun to use

Very useful for osteopathic studies.

I really like this app... But I'm having trouble with the sound. I pick a muscle and tap the sound to hear the name of that muscle and I hear nothing. I want to give this app 5 stars but unless this problem gets fixed I can only give it 3. It would be a really good app if everything worked as it should, I hate to give it a bad review, but just be careful if you want an app that lets you see, read and hear all the muscle names. I really hope they fix this. If they do it's 5 stars.

This app is to limited and is completely worthless for a medical student. For some reason I can’t get a refund, so don’t waste your money.

I was so excited with this app initially and it does have its good points but there are downsides. I got the app to study for my massage boards. The tutorials are misleading as they state certain muscles cause movements to bones even when the muscle is not attached to that bone. For college level, this does not work for studying. The latissamis dorsi DOES NOT depress the scapula. Just because the scapula moves when adducting the arm does not mean it moves this bone. Secondly in the quiz section it would be nice if they tried to make it hard on some of the questions. For example, when you show me a muscle on the leg and one of the options is about movement of the leg but the other three options are in relation to movement of the hip it is a no brainier and therefor is not challenging at all. I want to have to think about it, not choose the ONLY answer that makes sense for the location.

I want to start out this review by stating that in theory, this app would be fantastic; in reality however, some egregious flaws diminish the overall value of the app. The muscle cards provide clear descriptions of the action, origin, insertion, and innervation of each of the muscles presented. With that being said, many muscles are omitted from the app, mostly in the foot it seems. Overall, for $7, this app is well worth the money; just bear in mind that some things are not included. As an aspiring physical therapist, this app will be more useful in the future (to show patients their specific pathophysiology), but in studying the muscles now, I may be limited by content of the app. This app has the potential to be fantastic, with a few upgrades to include some of the omitted muscles.

This app is very pleasant to use. It's quite informative and appealing. Its a good buy for the money. The images are completely 360 in view, and all muscles and bones seem to be covered in lots of detail, but viewable together or separate - which is nice when you are trying to learn the musculoskeletal systems! Just two suggestions. I would add a layer with the tendons and ligaments to make the learning complete. Also, I would work on the spin effect - sometimes it keeps turning after you remove your finger from the screen instead of locking in place. I look forward to all future updates! A great learning tool! - Nursing Student

I am a doctor of physical therapy student, and looking for an app that could quiz me to keep me fresh. This app has nice graphics, and I like the way that it shows this different muscle groups involved in each movement, But the quizzes could not be more easy. For example they will show the temporalis, and some of the options for action will be extend the pinky or internally rotate the hip.. Come on... Please make the quizzes more difficult, and then this would be a five star app!!!! Or at least have a variable difficulty in the quizzes, cause this app has so much potential!!!

This is not the greatest anatomy app out there. My major complaint is with the quizzes: it seems like the correct answer is the only one of the particular gross anatomy it is located. For example, when a muscle on the forearm appears, it will give you options ranging from the shoulder to leg to back with only one muscle actually located in the forearm- not challenging at all. Also, when isolating a particular muscle, there is no zoom or scroll option on the window, so on some longer muscles the origin and insertion may not be visible. I'd recommend shelling out the extra 10-15$ for a better designed anatomy app.

As a kinesiology student at The University of Tennessee, I was looking to use this app as a study tool. It seriously lacks the detail needed to study from. For the money I thought that I would have gotten a better product. It's only for muscles and bones and not EVERYTHING else so I thought that it would be muscles and bones in high detail, but it's not. I would love to see a nice big upgrade that gave a lot more detail to the bone structures and ligaments, including the small ligaments. I wish I could give it a 5 star but until I see a big improvement. It's not worth buying. Would make a good free app though.

I liked this app bc it only focuses on muscle and bone. As a yoga student, this is what I need to learn. A lot of the more costly apps have a ton of other details that I won't need to learn (organs, nerves, etc). But there are limitations in the app. They don't label the views (e.g., posterior, anterior, etc). This can make it challenging to know what you are looking at. The graphics are lower quality/less detailed than more costly anatomy apps. The quizzes are nice, but just multiple guess (as opposed to fill in the blank). Overall, for those on a budget, this is a good app.

A lot of information and most muscles are there but the user interface is weird and not very usable. It should use standard layers view, not 360 spin to access to the muscle/bones layers. Also, the search tool should offer more filters than alphabetical. Finaly, the graphics are not HD at all.

Every time I used the movement function it stops and then crashes.

For a visual learner found the app to be a great tool, however, the app is missing a lot of muscles and would prefer a program to be complete not 70% complete. The quiz is a great addition to the app, but would love answers to be related to muscle in question to be challenging. I personally would like to see improvements to it to make it worth paying for.

Pour graphics résolution and quality

This app is fairly well designed and includes most pertinent information, however it also has some short-comings. It is not really 3D per se. The body can be rotated, but labels only show up on the anterior and posterior plane. Also, when a muscle is selected, a 2D image pops up to highlight it. I was hoping for a 3D model that could be rotated with a single muscle highlighted. This is not possible. A good attempt, but I would not pay $7 for it again.

Doesn't contain all the muscles! If you were using this to study, and knew it by heart, you would likely only get 70% on a final. Very poor pictures of forearm and hand. They also missed the boat badly on how the iPad can be used to zoom, twist and turn for different angles. Waste of money

Save your money and get all the same info on Wikipedia. Just a collection of photos.