Biomechanics and Newton's Second Law

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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025

Комментарии • 15

  • @mikestatz5098
    @mikestatz5098 4 года назад +2

    really liked the jumping example

  • @Yasmin-qe4wf
    @Yasmin-qe4wf 4 года назад +1

    thank you for the graphs showing the applied force. makes more sense drawing it out!

  • @dimitricarrion105
    @dimitricarrion105 2 года назад

    Once again, the drawings along with the example helps clear things up.

  • @sydneyspradley5289
    @sydneyspradley5289 4 года назад

    I love how you use an apple pencil to draw and explains! It is super helpful in being able to follow along and actually understand the concepts.

  • @cassandraalviz1675
    @cassandraalviz1675 4 года назад +1

    These examples are so helpful! Thank you for being creative in how you teach us.

  • @tylerbarnhill78
    @tylerbarnhill78 2 года назад

    The drawings really give a good visual thank you

  • @peytonyoshida7500
    @peytonyoshida7500 2 года назад

    Seeing the way that their weight affected it took it from just an equation to real understanding!

  • @anthonydumas6641
    @anthonydumas6641 4 года назад +1

    Loved the video, Dr. Goodin. That third stick figure is my leg day inspiration once I can get under a barbell squat rack again LOL

    • @DrJacobGoodin
      @DrJacobGoodin  4 года назад

      Yeaaaaah buddy. But hey, skate squats, lunges (put a sibling or parent on your shoulders), bursts of low gear uphill cycling, extreme isometrics (look it up)-these can all effectively preserve (maybe increase?) your leg muscle mass until the gyms reopen. Renaissance Periodization has a good video on it, as does Jeff Nippard

  • @mrh9065
    @mrh9065 3 года назад

    THANK YOU

  • @Toabotch
    @Toabotch 4 года назад +1

    Zaina Daniel

  • @lilyhodgins9140
    @lilyhodgins9140 4 года назад +1

    if anyone sees me in the gym after corona season looking like stick figure one, mind your business

  • @kareemsalessi
    @kareemsalessi 8 месяцев назад

    9:40 Once again a whiteboard scientist, although showing that mass decreases accelaration, or even prevents it, there were NO reallife demos.