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Anatomy Bites Podcast

Nikki-Rae Alkema, DPT

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This podcast aims to take the sting out of learning gross anatomy! Join Dr. Nikki-Rae Alkema, Doctor of Physical Therapy, as she combines nitty gritty neuromuscular and musculoskeletal anatomy with clinically relevant application, biomechanics, and surface palpation tips. Episodes transcend muscle origins, insertions, innervations, and actions to make meaningful connections to how a solid foundation of anatomy is critical to understanding and rehabbing the human movement system. For medical, ...
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Transcending Lending

Transcending Lending

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Coming to you from sunny Denver, Colorado; get ready for your weekly dose of unscripted conversation all about the housing industry in the Centennial State. Although their specialty is in mortgages, in this show they are transcending lending. And now your hosts, the most unconventional guys in conventional lending, the mortgage-in-laws!
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What did you think we were gonna say? SMH. Today's episode is all about the mighty shoulder abductors! It's a David vs. Goliath showdown between the deltoids and...you guessed it (or did you?!)... supraspinatus! Come on down to AB town for this next episode chock full of a double trouble episode for those O's, I's, and A's!…
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AB's back...back again! Y'all, we are excited to return with an all-new episode of Anatomy Bites. Today's episode features an exciting foursome: the quadriceps! Dive in deep or stay for just a bite of Os, Is, and As... your good old favorite origins, insertions, innervations, and actions of the rectus femoris, vastus medalis, vastus intermedius, an…
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The trapezius is one of the most talked about muscles and, yet, is so often misunderstood. Tune in to learn more about scapulohumeral rhythm, force couples, and the OIAs (origins/insertions/innervations/actions) of this muscle. Nik also gives her hot takes on training the upper traps, and on burritos and friends.…
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In this episode, Nik discusses graduation and life after physical therapy school followed by a deep dive into the deep core. Learn about how the transverse abs go way beyond being one of the body’s primary stabilizers. The Soda Can Model and a touch of respiration mechanics 101 kick off the inaugural episode of Anatomy Bites’ fourth season. And of …
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In this episode, Nik returns on graduation eve to deliver tried and true tips for how she passed the National Physical Therapy Exam on the first try. Don’t freak out, we’re here for you! You got this, bb. From exam prep materials to structuring time to controlling test day jitters, Nik’s here to help you put your best foot forward in the quest to b…
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What’s in a name? Well, a lot apparently. Learn about the sisters of the adductor group, the Adductor Longus and Brevis, and their cousin Pectineus, and why communication about this area has to be crystal clear to avoid a whole lot of awkward conversation. Origins, insertions, innervations, and actions included — of course!…
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Welcome back to the Bites! Nik takes us on our inaugural journey of 2022 with Big Baddie Addy. Find out why this muscle is the rockstar of the adductor group, why soccer players need strength here, and how AdMag doesn’t need help doing the heavy lifting of three muscles. Origins, insertions, innervations and actions are just the beginning.…
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In this episode, Nik reveals a candid struggle with finding the right learning technique as a grad student. She discusses visual vs. kinesthetic. vs. auditory learners and how she finally found the optimal study tool for her during COVID. Zoom-School was finally good for something! Womp Womp. Listen and learn how she figured out how to learn… right…
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The Bites are back, bishes, and we’re coming in strong with fibularis longus and brevis. Nik talks origins, insertions, innervations, and actions of these lateral leg muscles. She discusses why crural is a ridiculous word along with how the peroneus longus works with tibialis posterior in a very functional way! Gait and pronation go hand in hand (e…
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Join Nik as she reports back from the trenches of her first two weeks in the clinic! As a 3rd year DPT student, she already has some clinical pearls or life lessons to impart from her first full-time clinical experience. Her top two pieces of advice are condensed in a bite-sized chunk, and one of them may surprise you! We’ll be back with more anato…
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Love crunching numbers? Maybe physical therapy should be on your list of career choices... Join Nik as she explains how physical therapy is as much a science as it is an art. Learn how PT is more than cool exercises... it’s fun for data nerds as well. The scientific method is alive and well when you consider how each patient is a living experiment.…
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On the inaugural episode of Nik’s 3rd year of PT school, she shares the OIAs of 3 muscles that (after all the cadaver labs in year 1) continue to elude her. The deep posterior leg muscles (Tom, Dick, and Harry, or is it Dick, Tom, Harry?!) seem to somehow end up in a game of Twister in her mind. If Post Tib, FHL, and FDL trip you up too, you’re not…
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Baby pack much back? Or is it just that tiiiight anterior pelvic tilt? Find out why your big butt might just be a short 1/4 of the quadriceps. Hate to break it to you that your quads may be behind the sway in your lumbar lordosis. Get Nik’s take on the red screen Silhouette Challenge on TikTok and how we’re all going to end up with low back pain if…
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Sternocleido-who? SCM is a pain in the neck. Problems with this muscle affects everyone from the teeniest of babies to your Grandma who plays too much Candy Crush on her iPhone. Join Nik as she discusses origins, insertions, innervations, and actions of the two-headed beast in the front of your neck that hangs out with forward head posture, tortico…
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Join Nik for a meaty episode about the hamstring muscle group (Biceps femoris, Semitendinosus, and Semimembranosus). Here she gives real world examples from her days of teaching yoga on how "tight" hamstrings are making it hard to touch your toes in Forward Fold and why you don't need straight knees in Down Dog. Lastly, Nik gives another biomechani…
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Today, Nik dives in DEEP... errr, and superficial on the posterior tibia to talk about all things gastrosoleus. She reviews dorsiflexion vs. plantarflexion, touches on the talocrural joint, and enters the wild world of passive insufficiency vs. active insufficiency with a live demo that you can follow along to feel it in your own body. Join the fun…
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In a totally appropriate, clinically-relevant way (obvi)! Join Nik as she talks ankles! The mortise joint ... also known as the joint that we all have upset at some time or another in our lives. Learn about the attachments and stabilizing structures of the TC joint as well as ways to make studying the ankle-foot complex less daunting.…
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Nik's baaaaack and talking about joint capsules, as promised! Specifically, the GH aka glenohumeral joint capsule is making its debut on the show. Learn how the capsule does and doesn't protect this joint and what happens when it fails. A little tissue mechanics, a little anatomy, and a whole lot of rotator cuff stuff included in today's episode. A…
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TFL (aka tensor fasciae latae) isn’t your next order at Starbucks (although that's a pretty great meme if you've ever seen it). It’s an important muscle of the hip. But what does it do? To find out tune in…discover where it starts, where it goes, and what it does in today’s anatomy bite. Also, Nik shares an embarrassing story about TFL that you may…
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Today, we discuss the origins, insertions, innervations, and actions (OIAs) of the Psoas major and Iliacus (aka Iliopsoas), as well as their little buddy, Psoas minor. These muscles span a big range, from the lumbar spine to the pelvis and femur. Which ones act on the spine, which ones act on the hip? To find out tune in…discover where they start, …
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Today, we discuss the origins, insertions, innervations, and actions (OIAs) of the Gemelli TWINS and their cousin QF (Gemellus superior, Gemellus inferior, and Quadratus femoris). These muscle are primarily hip rotators. Find out what else they do in today’s anatomy bite.Contact me on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter: @nikkidashraeLinks to some of r…
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Today, we discuss the origins, insertions, innervations, and actions (OIAs) of obturator internus. This muscle is a rotator of the hip and makes up part of the pelvic floor. Find out what else it does in today’s anatomy bite.Contact me on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter: @nikkidashraeLinks to some of resources that may enhance the material in this …
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Ahh, piriformis. You little stinker. Yoga teachers, fitness instructors, and trainers love to blame for this guy for so much… piriformis syndrome, for starters. Today, we discuss the origins, insertions, innervations, and actions (OIAs) of this pyramid-shaped muscle. Is pigeon pose going to cure all your piriformis ailments? Let’s take a looksy.Con…
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The littlest of the glutes still deserves its day to shine. Gluteus minimus gets the spotlight today. Learn about the deepest of the glute muscles, including origins, insertions, innervations, and actions (the OIAs). Play this recording to supplement your learning in your anatomy class or to simply nerd out on the wee glute.Contact me on Instagram/…
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In the times of COVID-19 quarantine, studying anatomy has changed. Nik provides tips on her favorite study techniques make the best of online learning at home, including some ways to engage a variety of learning styles. Whether you’re an audio, visual, or kinesthetic learner, Nik offers suggestions to make anatomy come to life in a time when Corona…
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Ohhh, the headache of Cranial Nerves (pun somewhat intended)... Today, Nik discusses helpful tips for studying the Cranial Nerves including how to organize and categorize the relevant info on these nerves. She begins with a brief discussion on what Cranial Nerves are and why we need to know them. Links to texts mentioned in this episode include:Net…
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If you’re a student in healthcare, chances are that you’ll have to do something most people never have to do: dissect a human cadaver. Here are some of my own reflections on the PT school dissection experience. Warning: this episode contains details of anatomy dissection lab, and may not be appropriate for all listeners.…
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Thank you for listening to this week’s episode of Transcending Lending with a past client, friend and house hacker, Mike Brockway. We touch on a variety of different topics such as:• How Dillon fell into Lending• Different philosophy’s of paying down your mortgage• To buy now, or wait until the market drops• Tax strategies for Lender Paid Mortgage …
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In this week’s episode, we dive into some personal topics; our lack of social media skills, millennials, Dillon’s second go at fatherhood and Brent’s moving experience; purchasing his third home in a year. We talk about the current programs, touching on the differences between Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae along with their Low Down (3%) programs (Fann…
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Mark is the founder of Luxmana Investments, which focuses on residential and multifamily investments. Mark was able to go from being a part-time investor with a full-time job in high tech to someone who quit the corporate rat race in pursuit of his passion and now thrives as a multifamily investor.For Mark's free book "10 "NOT SO OBVIOUS" WAYS TO B…
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