what is diff between hip shot and glute shot??

[TexasBB]

i know where a glute shot should land, but what about hip shots? nurses use them a lot. is there a difference when aas are involved?

 

[Only1eagle]

LOL your name texasbb and asking about"shooting from the hip"

HAHAHA

Anyway... Never heard of a hip shot. Unless your shooting into bone then I wouldnt do it

 

[25homes]

I think you are mistaking the same injection personnally..

 

[marvelous54]

i know where a glute shot should land, but what about hip shots? nurses use them a lot. is there a difference when aas are involved?

The hip is actually a ball and socket joint so you definitely don't wont to inj there. The hipflexors run just under your lower abs cant imagine you would want to inj there either. While the glutes are the large muscle groups we consider the ass (for the most part). Makes a very good inj site. You may want to check out the link below.

www.spotinjections.com

 

[big49ersfan]

my guess would be that a 'hip shot' is in the outer part of the glute i.e. coming fromt he side whereas a glute is coming form behind tbh

 

[asianlover]

they just say hip because they don't want to say butt or ass and many people don't know what a glute is.

 

[needtogrow]

i know where a glute shot should land, but what about hip shots? nurses use them a lot. is there a difference when aas are involved?

I beleive your referring to the "Ventrogluteal" as opposed to the "Gluteus Medius". Check out the link below.


http://www.steroidsource.net/injection.htm

 

[Ulter]

Hip shots are the way to go once you find the spot, that site needtogrow posted has a great pic of it. Oil goes in much easier there and less cross-fiber scaring will build up there. Hurts if you miss it though so study the pic.

 

[immortalis]

Hip shots are the way to go once you find the spot, that site needtogrow posted has a great pic of it. Oil goes in much easier there and less cross-fiber scaring will build up there. Hurts if you miss it though so study the pic.

From what I understand, that area has less overall nerve count as well, so injections typically (if done right) result in much less discomfort. However the nerves that ARE there... are super sensative and hurt like a bitch if you inject in the incorrect spot. So as Ulter said, study the diagram carefully.

 

[drrman]

i'll stick with my bi's tri's and delts!!

 

[needtogrow]

Here are a couple of more links. The 2nd link is a video which covers the "Ventrogluteal" along with other inject sites.


http://www.drugguide.com/intraInjectNew.asp


http://164.107.27.156/ramgen/media/medvids/2.rm