I like how you drew out the biceps, it was so much more helpful in visualizing what was happening rather than trying to keep track of what arrow is what
The bicep pump example was perfectly explained in terms of understanding the mechanism. I found it very helpful the different understandings of force on a certain area
hey man, i REALLY appreciate your videos. I'm teaching 8th graders about forces and motion right now, and having them watch this for an assignment. Super athletic class and I think this will help them see fun applications of science. Thanks man!
I like how you drew out the biceps, it was so much more helpful in visualizing what was happening rather than trying to keep track of what arrow is what
Seeing the lever helped me understand the point of application better.
The bicep pump example was perfectly explained in terms of understanding the mechanism. I found it very helpful the different understandings of force on a certain area
hey man, i REALLY appreciate your videos. I'm teaching 8th graders about forces and motion right now, and having them watch this for an assignment. Super athletic class and I think this will help them see fun applications of science. Thanks man!
The sick bicep pump example was very helpful! I like how it is applicable to a visual learner like myself. Thank you!
Much needed explanation!
Your videos are full of information! Thanks
Would you do a video where you explain every muscle how connected to the others ?
Very helpful Dr. Goodin. Thank you. Also great bicep drawing haha
I was a bit confused at first but switching over to the bicep example really helped.
The example at the end made me better understand it
Thank you for great videos of biomechanics! I would like to ask you What does "sick biceps pump" means?
Oh wow 👏
Thanks Angel!