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Illofemoral ligament
It helps to connect the femur to the hip bone. It is the strongest ligament in the body.
Iliopsoas
Primary hip flexor
Involved in anterior pelvic tilt and trunk flexion
Assisting muscles are
Sartorius, pectineus,tensor fascia late and rectus femoris

Hip flexion

Illacus + psoas= ilopsoas
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Hip extension
Glue maximus
Hamstrings hip extention stabilizes pelvis
And flexion of the knee
Semitendinosus
Biceps femoris has 2 heads
Semibranosus