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What is the Nerve for the Gluteus Maximus?

Inferior Gluteal Nerve

What is the Nerve for the Gluteus Medius?

Superior Gluteal Nerve

What is the Nerve for the TFL(Tensor Fascia Latae)?

Superior Gluteal Nerve

What it the Nerve for the Hip External Rotators?

Lumbosacral Plexus

What is the Nerve for the Gluteus Minimus?

Superior Gluteal Nerve