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Chapter 5 - The Nervous, Muscular, and Skeletal Systems
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- Chapter 5 of the 7th edition of the NASM Essentials of Personal Fitness Training manual talks about the breakdown of each system: the nervous, muscular, and skeletal systems. It also goes into detail about the separate functioning and the integrated functioning of all 3 systems to provide proper movement of the Human Movement System.
Thank you so much for these PowerPoint presentations! They are really helping me Grapes the key concepts of this chapter. I was feeling EXTREMELY overwhelmed!
Thank you for your videos! I don't learn solely by reading and struggle with some dyslexia so to be able to read along with your verbal lessons has been most helpful.
Excellent presentation! I read chapter 5 in the NASM textbook but was still confused. There are a few areas I need to know the concepts but I believe you helped me to understand them better.
Could you possibly do a pdf of your slides so I can print them out? Your video is really awesome 😍
Did you ever find these slides
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Great video,thank you a lot for breaking this down.
You are great! Thank you
This is very informative!Thanks for sharing!
You are amazing! Such a huge help, thanks!!
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Thanks, Doc.
Great video and very useful content. Can you please provide the slides so it’s easier for me to study like a week before the exam? Thanks in advance
Hi there. Can you please email at exsci.institute@gmail.com to discuss this further.
hi thanks for the video...
i had a question for everyone who could help me im currently taking the afaa online PTF certification but i find it really hard to find any additional info over the course, plenty on CPT but non on PFT does anyone one has any tips, group chats, study notes, videos, channels, fb groups, etc
would be highly appreciated
thanks in advance
Questions to those who passed NASM personal trainer exam..
Would it be enough to pass the exam if you thoroughly listen to this lecture and work through the practice questions, without having to read the massive NASM textbook?
Reading the text book is a process goal for a long-term outcome. You really should read the book.
On that note, though, I couldn't understand Chapter 5 at all if I didn't watch this. I started through it. Understood nothing, started watching this, then decided I'd pause this at the end of every lesson, read the actual lesson, then it all made sense. Thanks for the video, Dr. Williams!
can you email me these notes or turn it into a downloadable PDF. The way you included pictures and noted everything is really helpful for me I have ADHD so its hard to learn from the website.
Can you please email me at exsci.institute@gmail.com and I’ll send them to you
How can i download this presentation?
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If the ankle is not aligned correctly due to muscle imbalance, it will climb the chain. Eventually the knees and hips shift causing the lumbar Md thoracic spines to become out of alignment. This can lead to the Cervical spine becoming flat or a forward head position. This doesn’t happen overnight, but can occur as time progresses. I hope this helps.
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Hi there. I see you tagged a time spot in the video. Do you have a question?
@@DrJeffWilliams no just a time stamp but thank you. Also thanks for the videos they’re great!
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LOL. I totally forgot I even mentioned that. Thanks man!!!! Lol
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