Length - Tension Relationship (Video 2.6) - PhysioStasis
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- In this video, learn about concentric/eccentric/isometric contraction and the length-tension relationship of muscle. Understand the passive, active and total tension curves.
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Thank you. Been reading this graph in guyton many times. though memorized it, I simply cannot fully understand it fully up until now. thank you so much doc
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Loved the practical example in the end that actually illustrates and translates all this science to fitness. As a fitness education student, that represented a very precious point.
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Nada 25 you’re welcome! Make sure to go to my site PhysioStasis.com for more videos on this series and other physiologic concepts. If you have questions then feel free to message me through there. Happy studying! :)
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thank you so much! Couldn't understand this relationship before. looking for one video on the strength-velocity relationship now!
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@@ProfRoofs dear Prof. Roos, I have a question which I'm researching forever. When you put your arm high up at 90° degrees ("spider curl") to generate active insufficency of the long head of the biceps in order to shift some focus on the short head of the biceps brachii - isn't this defeated by a concept called "reciprocal innervation", meaning that the long head of the triceps stretches in the position and sends a "relax" signal to the biceps brachii - so the body is confused whether to contract(due to mechanical tension during a curl and active insufficency) or relax the biceps ("reciprocal innveration"), thus we feel a cramping at the highest contraction position, but it's not what we sought out to do.
In other words, does this exercise (90° spider curl) achieve what it is designated for ?
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Beyond phenomenal video. Oftentimes I find myself trying to explain to fellow gymgoers some more advanced topics, such as the length tension relationship, but struggle to actually help them understand. I’ll certainly be stealing some of the metaphors and examples you use haha
Glad to hear it was helpful and that this can help. All the best in the gym 💪🏽 workouts!
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Awesame explanation man, could you do maybe more examples from different exercises?
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Really great video. It helped a lot. I have a question tho. Would it be right to take from this that the reason muscle force output is lower at a faster speed of muscle contractions is due to the muscle spending less time in a state where all 16 of the myosin arms are in contact with the actin border? Where the amount of ATP consumed doesn't change according to the shortened state of the muscle, but the amount of functional movement decreases?
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also i have a question
how is eccentric and cocentric isotonic contractions
when actually the tension is not iso(constant) in these contractions as length is changing
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Good explanation. Reading this from text book just confused me more. Thanks
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