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the elbow has a carrying angle built into it to get what to get it away away from our body yeah so we can carry more so we have a 12 to 15 degree natural built-in what's called valgus or away from our bodies to give us more area to carry heavy things with
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even going back to the Elbow anatomically when you look at the Vitruvian man and and when you look at the the the standard anatomic position of of uh in medicine the elbow has a carrying angle built into it to get what to get it away away from our body yeah so we can carry more so we have a 12 to 15 degree natural built-in what's called valgus or away from our bodies to give us more area to carry heavy things with