I actually use this, with some variation, for some of my patients who have difficulty with active range of motion due to injury or neuro issues. It's awesome!
Just tested this! So cool! Thanks for the awesome and random info! It’s this sort of stuff that makes me so passionate about science and want to teach others about it!
I remember having a different version of this as a kid where we pushed our fists together for about a minute and it felt like your fists were magnetic and pulled towards each other! Cool to see that this is actually a science thing!
Aw! My ladies and tangents! Their podcast is amazing, everyone who likes girl talk vibes should check them out. I'm not much of a podcast person but I adore them.
I tried to recreate that and I'm not sure if I was just not on the door frame for long enough, but I retained full control of my arms. They weren't floating.
this feels kinda similar to when you still maintain your behavioral patterns that helped you adapt to stress and depression even after you're put in better place and have no need for them anymore
I have nerve damage in my lower back that results in involuntary movement in my left calve muscle. It is constantly twitching, moving, flexing and even in my sleep and it never stops. It goes on 24/7 for the last 14 years since my back surgery. It hurts constantly and wants to cramp up if I try to turn my toes downward. Like Charlie horse type of cramp and it's the entire calve muscle. Since it's constantly moving, the muscle has grown stronger and bigger and is now considerably bigger than my right leg muscle, which is my dominant muscle. Though some of that could be swelling and inflammation from the constant movement, I guess. Also, since I can't afford insurance anymore and I make just barely too much for Medicare, I'm left with no way to pay for a doctor's visit and I can't get it checked out. God it sucks!!!! If you want to see it I'm action just let me know. It's freaky looking sometimes.
Can this phenomenon in part be responsible for why it’s easy to get a cramp if you position your body in an unusual way for a long period of time? i.e. leg cramps at a desk or neck cramps after sleep?
I can imagine all the neuroscientists in their lab doing this party trick over and over in order to find a cure for Parkinson‘s disease😂
Yes, but with lab coats, and lots of glassware with colorful fluids in the background.
Is it the same as when you run on the treadmill for an hour and when you get off you still feel like you're on?
Yeah, it's a fun, trippy thing when everything seems to be moving around you after you get off the treadmill and start walking.
I think that's more a dizziness thing like when your brain is moving inside your head, also like when you get off a rocky boat
could be wrong though
Just a small correction re: spelling: It's named after Oskar Kohnstamm (not Khonstamm), a German neurologist and pychiatrist.
that spelling was retconned last update
I actually use this, with some variation, for some of my patients who have difficulty with active range of motion due to injury or neuro issues. It's awesome!
We all have antijump muscles we use to overcome the spontaneous floating away problem.
This takes me back.
I did this as a kid so much! always so crazy amazing every time! thank you for this explanation!!
When I hand on a bar in the gym for a long time then I get down, my hands naturally want to curl up again
We did this on the 80's and 90's.. we also held someone's arms and let go it does the same thing.
Just tested this! So cool! Thanks for the awesome and random info! It’s this sort of stuff that makes me so passionate about science and want to teach others about it!
The sheer beauty of science. Its so awesome!
I remember having a different version of this as a kid where we pushed our fists together for about a minute and it felt like your fists were magnetic and pulled towards each other! Cool to see that this is actually a science thing!
Forrest got me dying😂😂😂 i was just scrolling through funny clips and didnt expect to see him and im a fan of his content🎉😂
Love the study of human phenomena and learning how we can use it for science.❤
For a second I thought you had a lizard caught in your hair 😂
That’s pretty cool!
Aw! My ladies and tangents! Their podcast is amazing, everyone who likes girl talk vibes should check them out. I'm not much of a podcast person but I adore them.
"Praise the Suuuuuun"
Cool beans, Forrest! 😊
Knew of the phemon but never knew what it was called.
I forgot about that! I didn't even know it had a name!
SCIENCE!
I was too busy thinking "this is Brazil" while she was raising her arms to realize what's going on. Lol
Does this explain the weird gait you feel after you get off a treadmill when running?
I learned this from my pops when i was 6 im 65 now and showed it my kids and grandkids ❤❤❤
That happened to me when my leg got put in a shorter cast, my leg bent and just started moving up, scared me half to death.
So a T-pose is actually the natural state of the human body.
I tried to recreate that and I'm not sure if I was just not on the door frame for long enough, but I retained full control of my arms. They weren't floating.
this feels kinda similar to when you still maintain your behavioral patterns that helped you adapt to stress and depression even after you're put in better place and have no need for them anymore
I have nerve damage in my lower back that results in involuntary movement in my left calve muscle. It is constantly twitching, moving, flexing and even in my sleep and it never stops. It goes on 24/7 for the last 14 years since my back surgery. It hurts constantly and wants to cramp up if I try to turn my toes downward. Like Charlie horse type of cramp and it's the entire calve muscle. Since it's constantly moving, the muscle has grown stronger and bigger and is now considerably bigger than my right leg muscle, which is my dominant muscle. Though some of that could be swelling and inflammation from the constant movement, I guess. Also, since I can't afford insurance anymore and I make just barely too much for Medicare, I'm left with no way to pay for a doctor's visit and I can't get it checked out. God it sucks!!!! If you want to see it I'm action just let me know. It's freaky looking sometimes.
I tried this out which takes around 30 seconds and it's wild.
@@ImAmirus I’m sorry that it didn’t work for you
You'll be a perfect Riddler
tell everyone about scorpion neurotoxins
Bro is that why my fingers wanna curl up all the time?
And just like that, im back in elementary school in the 90s....
Boy, u re cute and so sceintific 😍
Isn't this reaction a bit like getting to 29 before seeing a dog?
Can this phenomenon in part be responsible for why it’s easy to get a cramp if you position your body in an unusual way for a long period of time? i.e. leg cramps at a desk or neck cramps after sleep?
How long must one do that to obtain floaty arms?
I'm actually more intrigued by the apparent furry art on the green wall in the background...
hell yeah, that picture looked pretty cool :3
I tried it a bunch of times & nothing happened?
I thought it was Istanbul
Is that lizard alive?
Bro...Forrest...get some rest my dude!
ive been trying to do this for like 10 minutes, cant seem to have my arms do it
Because it's not super clear in the video - you have to push really hard against the door frame
@pickyyeeter i did it till it felt like my inside my arm were vibrating and assumed thats it, but notin
you gotta hold it for a while, I'd say 45 seconds-ish works best. don't go too hard, you'll know how much is enough. hope it works!
Forrest, what did you do to your face?
I'm gonna try this when I'm high as fuck
you are so valid for that
jesus did it! ;)
Forrest valkai rebrand or?
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My arms never raised.
I'm sorry but I don't get it.
😂😂😂😂😂😂I tried it, didn't work, so...
Keep the vacuum cleaner away from your face.
Omg LOL Parkinson's Disease is caused by the overwhelming fluoride in water and toothpaste ^^
When you speak with people irl you animate your face as you did in this video? It's as if you're trying so hard to be like a cartoon character
bro's mad someone is passionate about what he does. for the record, yeah, Forrest is pretty animate in his expressions.
Yep. He's always like this. I find his energetic enthusiasm infectious. 🖖