Studying for my ACE personal training certification exam and this was very helpful, these muscle movements and pairs have been quite confusing. The visual you provide is great! Thanks
Great video, great presentation and easy to understand. I am a P.E teacher and you speak their language so I showed it to my Y10 IGCSE class for Chapter 1.
Studying for my ACE personal training certification exam and this was very helpful, these muscle movements and pairs have been quite confusing. The visual you provide is great! Thanks
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Extremely helpful. Took me a while to find this video and I'm so happy I did!
By far the best video on this subject !! Thank you!
epic video
Very helpful
Appreciate the help. Made more sense whilst writing my assessment. Chur!
Great examples! Really explained simply and well and didn't go too fast. Thank you!
Very helpful video. Thank you so much!
Thank you , im having a biomechanics test tommorow for p.e, this will definitely help me.
Very helpful thanks
thanks boss!!
Sent by pe teacher. Anyone else.
thank you.. for helping
good job mate. very helpful
good job
Thanks a lot, very helpful.
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Thank you for explaining it so well! My teacher could learn a thing from you
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Great video
Great video, great presentation and easy to understand. I am a P.E teacher and you speak their language so I showed it to my Y10 IGCSE class for Chapter 1.
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Forgive me if I dare but I think the abs are the antagonist of the glutes or am I wrong?
can you also do a video on spinal, horizontal and shoulder flexion and extension
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Fantastic video, diagrams and explanation!
What a great video, I'm studying a Level 2 Gym Instructor course and this is extremely helpful William
Thank you so much
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Thanks broski
The quadriceps are located at the front of the femur (not tibia) , do correct it sir
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This is incorrect.