Еxрlooоsivе musclее grоwth in a bоttle? Ditсh thе unhеalthу Рrе-wоrkout pоwdеrs. Mах yоur rеsults with this рroven to work musclе building Stасk! twitter.com/d925e3c45d857fb14/status/742668391975096320 Big Guns Thе МММusссculаr Sуstеm CrаshCourse Biоlоgу 31
I was able to learn about all the muscles and bones and everything else through pure reinforcement and practicing with my classmates- our books did not even have much color but we used our imagination and used the cadavers and ourselves to keep ahead of the curve. Med school was fun because we chose to be excited about what we learned and not pressured because of grades!
we are attempting to cover the topics that would be taught in a year long AP level Biology class, equivalent to a 101 level in a college or university. so it will be more complex than general high school biology.
First of all, thank you so much. Second of all, for those who think he is talking too fast, you can go to your viewing settings and lower the speed- not only is it slower, but it's slightly hilarious.
Thanks. The animations for Biology are actually created entirely by our Creative Director, Amber Bushnell, with the help of a consulting biologist, Brandon Jackson. Thought Bubble does the animations for World History exclusively.
Always astounded at how Hank and the team make science, especially complex anatomical functions, so accessible, when so many mind numbing videos on the internet bang on for hours with complex 'shit' for want of a better word. Of course science isn't 'easy', there'd be no fun if it were no challenge, but these people give you all the jargon and all the action without all the boredom. Great show.
Two small questions: - Do you workout a little or not at all? - If you don't workout: How much did your arm hurt the next days from all those curl reps?
I really want to thank you for these videos. Without you I would be lost in my anatomy class. You're the reason I'm getting an A in my class. Not only do you clarify everything for me but you make learning FUN and enjoyable. PLEASE KEEP MAKING VIDEOS!!!
It's amazing how all the little parts (both visible and microscopic) inside of you are a big deal on helping you function and live against things outside the body or to adapt the body to the environment.
this video saved my life!!! trying to understand the myosin and actin filaments from my text book made me want to cry and jump off a bridge in tandem!!! Now I totes get it thanks to the schnazzy sliding filament model! Thank you snarky smart guy... you are my hero!
I feel that all Anatomy Courses should have tons of videos like this, but also focused at helping students pass practicals, and exams. Find professors who put their lectures into video presentations. That will help a ton.
So you managed to explain basic sliding filament theory in the space of 12 minutes from the beginning, while being absolutely engaging and funny at the same time? Better than any lecturer with any amount of experience that I've seen...
You have no idea how appreciative I am of this channel. It's helped me go through A&P, Microbio, Bio l and now finally...bio ll 😂 you guys are a godsend
UCSB biology upperclassman here... currently taking upper division physiology... this video is the perfect review tool; covers just about everything 100x better than the professors can with just slides
This channel is an absolute life save. I've an ISA on muscles tomorrow and I've been trying to get my head around the topic for days with no luck. I rewatched this a few times and then made notes as I went along, and finally its making sense! All is not lost! so THANK YOUUUUU!!!!!
I've had 2 lectures on this so far and I've understood more with this video than I did in those lectures. But in all fairness, the lectures didn't have pause and rewind features and this video doesn't require me to get up early and have minimal breakfast to attend!
After the first 4 videos of Crash course Biology I had a new hobby which led to me enrolling in an introductory Biology course as an elective to my degree. 6 Months on, and I am now studying a double degree (Arts/Science) With majors In history, Biology and Psychology. In high-school I hated science, but I can honestly say thanks to you a passion has been ignited inside of me and I know look forward to many years of studying this fantastic subject that YOU introduced me too. Thanks.
I learnt about this when I was doing a course to become a fitness instructor. I remember taking several lessons to learn less about the process than you taught in under 15 minutes. Thankyou
U forgot sarcrolemme and sarcoplasm and the h,m,a and z zones ( I think it's just my a level course that I need to remember all this stuff damn there's too many sarcro
hank, you have no idea how much these videos have helped me i'm on my way to becoming a nurse and these have helped my study tremendously!!! thank you so so so much!! DFTBA :)
My IB biology teacher used this video in class. So much more helpful than all those stuffy old videos from the late 90s with boring voice overs on lame animations. I actually learned a lot. Thank you so much for making these.
Why don't you show this video to your teacher, he might learn how to teach better, and thus be a better teacher and that means you will like him more and therefore you will learn more and enjoy to classes more. Don't however tell him he sux as a teacher as that will assuredly get you bad grades!.
Gosh, thanks so much, Hank! c: I have an exam tomorrow and I was really frustrated about not knowing a single thing! XD So I found this really useful, so much preach for you! ♥
When the third phosphate is removed from ATP, you get ADP. The molecule has much less chemical energy, because the high energy bond between the last 2 phosphates has been broken.
Me too, but here's part of the story for you. Stress on a muscle fiber can produce tiny tears, which are repaired by extending the fiber to fill it in. Repeated stress, in controlled measure, can significantly lengthen the fibers and therefore give them more "staying power." Of course, overdoing it is no good as too much damage becomes just damage.
Hank, I know you don't get the chance to read all these comments but I hope you do read this so you know how influential you have been to me. I started my first year of University at the start of this year, majoring in History and Politics planning on becoming a teacher (as I have a passion for education).
Crash Course is so helpful and entertaining! It provides such a great framework for learning and review. Hank, you're brilliant and hilarious. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this awesome episode!!! And the result that I got was also fantastic! The first time I got 100% in my Biology assessment!!! Thanks again for crash course!!! Keep on doing it!!!
The analogy that works in my head is that it's kinda like how a computer is super complicated, but it all happens so fast, because it's just complicated to us. However, in nature, it just happens, we don't need to understand it. I don't know if it'll help the OP, but it'll help programmers.
Crashcourse guys. Can you please remember to update you playlist? I'm sure there are others like me who just put on the playlist while we do other stuff. Biology playlist is two videos behind at the time of writing. Thumbs up so they can see it.
Found this (or should I say re-found this) just in time for my exam this week! And thanks to Hank it makes more sense than my A&P teacher ever could. Granted there was some stuff left out (A band, I band, Ach to name a few) but it makes so much more sense now!
Hank's not joking when he talks about his sweet dance moves. If you haven't seen it, go watch "Numa Numa Hank Dance" to see what I mean. It makes my day every time I watch it. :D
5:16 "Like middle school students at a formal dance." Now admittedly, I wasn't cool enough to go to my middle school dances, but I remember hearing secondhand that there was pretty much no couple dancing. In middle school, the other sex doesn't still have cooties, but it's still pretty awkward.
The fact that the papers were submitted in the same journal at the same date is not that rare, often the publishing process takes up to a full year, and when similar results are both in review, they com out as "back-to-back" papers in the same issue, this is very nice for us researchers because we are very conservative when it comes to adopting new paradigms. Furthermore it allows to read the article using the method we best understand (not to be underestimated, we are lazy like everyone else)
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how did people 20 years ago even pass their classes without youtube channels like this one?
I've been researching into human anatomy and discovered a fantastic resource at Anatomy Blueprint Pro (check it out on google)
Еxрlooоsivе musclее grоwth in a bоttle? Ditсh thе unhеalthу Рrе-wоrkout pоwdеrs. Mах yоur rеsults with this рroven to work musclе building Stасk! twitter.com/d925e3c45d857fb14/status/742668391975096320 Big Guns Thе МММusссculаr Sуstеm CrаshCourse Biоlоgу 31
Amanda Martinez they cut up bodies for research
they actually studied, maybe?
I was able to learn about all the muscles and bones and everything else through pure reinforcement and practicing with my classmates- our books did not even have much color but we used our imagination and used the cadavers and ourselves to keep ahead of the curve. Med school was fun because we chose to be excited about what we learned and not pressured because of grades!
Major kudos to Amber, the head of graphics. A visual learner like me cannot thank her enough!
I'm in the same place!
God, this is so much easier than listening to a robot voice explain this. You make studying for my exams way more fun, dude.
I totally agree!
we are attempting to cover the topics that would be taught in a year long AP level Biology class, equivalent to a 101 level in a college or university. so it will be more complex than general high school biology.
You should write a book
First of all, thank you so much. Second of all, for those who think he is talking too fast, you can go to your viewing settings and lower the speed- not only is it slower, but it's slightly hilarious.
omg thanks xD
hw pls?
How it feels to watch Crash Course while stoned.
Tamara Rostro I tried it. HAHAHAHA thank you so much for bringing this to my attention
😁🤣🤣🤣🤣LOL
Thanks. The animations for Biology are actually created entirely by our Creative Director, Amber Bushnell, with the help of a consulting biologist, Brandon Jackson. Thought Bubble does the animations for World History exclusively.
Always astounded at how Hank and the team make science, especially complex anatomical functions, so accessible, when so many mind numbing videos on the internet bang on for hours with complex 'shit' for want of a better word.
Of course science isn't 'easy', there'd be no fun if it were no challenge, but these people give you all the jargon and all the action without all the boredom.
Great show.
Joe T So true indeed!!! I am loving the challenge, Hank and the team really make it FUN!!
Two small questions:
- Do you workout a little or not at all?
- If you don't workout: How much did your arm hurt the next days from all those curl reps?
LOL ikr I thought he was going to stop much earlier!
Pretty sure that weight is probably nothing for him.
I can't thank you enough for this, this is the future of education. Education should not cost 100k with the internet. Free education for all!
He forgot to mention that muscles are antagonistics. Therefore, if one contracts the other one relaxed. So ATP IS REQUIRED ALWAYS
Thank you
I doubt he "forgot". Lol.
My uni prof made this WAY more complicated
YOU ROCK!
Cramming for an in class paper I have to write on this tomorrow. Finally understanding it! Thank you so much!
I have been struggling to understand this for over a week, and you managed to explain it clearly in 12 minutes. Well done. Very well done.
I got it! I got it! After hours and hours of reading, I HAVE GOT IT! THANK YOU!
I really want to thank you for these videos. Without you I would be lost in my anatomy class. You're the reason I'm getting an A in my class. Not only do you clarify everything for me but you make learning FUN and enjoyable. PLEASE KEEP MAKING VIDEOS!!!
Wait, our muscle filaments need ATP in order to relax?
WHOOoooaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that's why dead bodies are stiff
cool
WOAH I never realised that!!!!!!
"One of the sexiest things that happen in your body...other than sex"
We watch this in school
@@izzyschell721 Omg, yea
Time Mark?
@@thatstupidthomasfan 5:27
@@jazzram_ Thank You.
Who else studying for their bio exam
Probably the best CC video I've watched. Hank actually spoke at a normal speed!!
It's amazing how all the little parts (both visible and microscopic) inside of you are a big deal on helping you function and live against things outside the body or to adapt the body to the environment.
this video saved my life!!! trying to understand the myosin and actin filaments from my text book made me want to cry and jump off a bridge in tandem!!! Now I totes get it thanks to the schnazzy sliding filament model! Thank you snarky smart guy... you are my hero!
you teach me WAAAAAAYYYYYY better than my science teacher!!
man that comment was 6 yrs ago... how di that turn out?
You're crazy but you're a lot better than my tutor so thank you.
I used his videos in my classes b/c I love them, he makes it fun!
I feel that all Anatomy Courses should have tons of videos like this, but also focused at helping students pass practicals, and exams.
Find professors who put their lectures into video presentations. That will help a ton.
Moral of the video, if you want a genius son then just name him Huxley :D
So you managed to explain basic sliding filament theory in the space of 12 minutes from the beginning, while being absolutely engaging and funny at the same time?
Better than any lecturer with any amount of experience that I've seen...
Here for my anatomy test. Thank God for CrashCourse cuz I didn't understand shit from that lecture >.
You have no idea how appreciative I am of this channel. It's helped me go through A&P, Microbio, Bio l and now finally...bio ll 😂 you guys are a godsend
Hank! your ass grab...spot on!
UCSB biology upperclassman here... currently taking upper division physiology... this video is the perfect review tool; covers just about everything 100x better than the professors can with just slides
no offense to the professors here, they are great too! you guys just are more prepared visually
@thought bubble
Learned more here than in my class - plus the guy was really cute.
This channel is an absolute life save.
I've an ISA on muscles tomorrow and I've been trying to get my head around the topic for days with no luck. I rewatched this a few times and then made notes as I went along, and finally its making sense! All is not lost! so THANK YOUUUUU!!!!!
I am SO grateful for this and for other crash course bio videos!
I've had 2 lectures on this so far and I've understood more with this video than I did in those lectures. But in all fairness, the lectures didn't have pause and rewind features and this video doesn't require me to get up early and have minimal breakfast to attend!
Hank, you da real MVP!
After the first 4 videos of Crash course Biology I had a new hobby which led to me enrolling in an introductory Biology course as an elective to my degree. 6 Months on, and I am now studying a double degree (Arts/Science) With majors In history, Biology and Psychology. In high-school I hated science, but I can honestly say thanks to you a passion has been ignited inside of me and I know look forward to many years of studying this fantastic subject that YOU introduced me too. Thanks.
This was so helpful! What would I do without Crash Course?
I learnt about this when I was doing a course to become a fitness instructor.
I remember taking several lessons to learn less about the process than you taught in under 15 minutes.
Thankyou
Hank and his hot pockets....
You! For president. Presentation on the subject in 3 days and you made it possible.
Great video! Easy to understand! I need more of these videos to get me through A&P!
i did most of my revision for my gcse biology with Crashcourse and i managed to get an A* on my first exam so thank you hank
U forgot sarcrolemme and sarcoplasm and the h,m,a and z zones ( I think it's just my a level course that I need to remember all this stuff damn there's too many sarcro
786shabz789 Theres 3 sarco things (atleast in level 1 bio which I assume your in), not that many :p
I showed this to my massage students it really helped them so much..thanks for making learning about muscles fun !!
I did the same! Really fun stuff :)
Thank you so much. Anatomy was confusing me so much a few minutes ago, and this is definitely helping me to better understand the material.
ME TOO! This was like heaven 😂😂
I never learned physiology in the class from proffessor who used to to teach us... it's u man who helped me master it....
"pent up frustration" "groping" this dude is really thirsty amirite lmao
I just wanna get rid of school and I can’t thank you enough for helping me getting rid of my worst nightmare.
"Like middle school students at a formal dance," Haha perfect.
hank, you have no idea how much these videos have helped me i'm on my way to becoming a nurse and these have helped my study tremendously!!! thank you so so so much!! DFTBA :)
This makes A&P fun to learn!!! Haha ☺️
Congratulations you're in AP want a cookie?
Steven it's not AP it's A&P..... they are not the same.
That's nice
ok, you're funny, you get a pass
+Steven someones salty
Is it just me or was he PARTICULARLY sassy in this video? God I love you.
ATP in the Hisoooouse!!!!!!
My IB biology teacher used this video in class. So much more helpful than all those stuffy old videos from the late 90s with boring voice overs on lame animations. I actually learned a lot. Thank you so much for making these.
Why can't Hank be my teacher??? My school has 2 anatomy teachers but I got the sucky one and tomorrow it's my final and he didn't help anything.
Hank would be the best teacher EVAHHHHH!
Why don't you show this video to your teacher, he might learn how to teach better, and thus be a better teacher and that means you will like him more and therefore you will learn more and enjoy to classes more. Don't however tell him he sux as a teacher as that will assuredly get you bad grades!.
One of my favorites lately. This is one of the best things that happens in the body. Totally fascinating.
1:32 I'm dying hahaha
+Dani elle :D
ikr..
Hank... I may be old enough to be your mom.. but as a nursing student... I am in love with your adorable nerdy persona... your the best.
i have a serious crush on Hank, like can i marry you??!? haha
Gosh, thanks so much, Hank! c:
I have an exam tomorrow and I was really frustrated about not knowing a single thing! XD
So I found this really useful, so much preach for you! ♥
I like to eat muscle fascicles 🍗🍖
I will never look at a steak the same way again.
I mean...what did you think steak was?
Anu R When I was younger (4 or 5) I used to think there was a certain part of an animals body that was the meat we eat. Man was I stupid
Crash course saved my grade in Bio II. I am so so so so grateful towards you guys for making videos that I actually learn from!!!
muscular energy picture
The best way gain muscle mass fast there Gain Weight-F
+Bernardo Grosse I understand this program is only for man?
+Bernardo Grosse This man knows what he is talking
+Bernardo Grosse it's incredible
I have a test on muscles this saturday and this video potentially saved my grades. Thank you so very much, Hank! Great timing!
I UNDERSTAND MUSCLES NOW
I think these descriptions are amazing, so easy to understand for a "mature age" and previously uneducated student. Thank you.
Where did Hank find that stunt double to work out for him?
greg77389 Assassin's Creed
Hank, your presentation is much less annoying than the original episodes. I am glad because I enjoy your content.
I never understand the bits where he talks about ATP and ADP
Please can someone explain like im 5 aha. 😭😭😭
Anywaysss GREAT VIDEEOOOOO!!!!
ATP broken down is ADP and a phosphate
When the third phosphate is removed from ATP, you get ADP. The molecule has much less chemical energy, because the high energy bond between the last 2 phosphates has been broken.
Me too, but here's part of the story for you. Stress on a muscle fiber can produce tiny tears, which are repaired by extending the fiber to fill it in. Repeated stress, in controlled measure, can significantly lengthen the fibers and therefore give them more "staying power." Of course, overdoing it is no good as too much damage becomes just damage.
Pause at 0:01 for the fright of your life.
I think I love him 😂 he’s so funny and also saving my life this semester
nursing school entrance exam 90/90 here i come
Hank, I know you don't get the chance to read all these comments but I hope you do read this so you know how influential you have been to me. I started my first year of University at the start of this year, majoring in History and Politics planning on becoming a teacher (as I have a passion for education).
Who is watching this during corona crisis?
i am no judgin, i love this show. and because it is an educational show , i think the creators would like to be as accurate as they can be...
Paul Anderson (pop ballad) ~ Hank Green (Baroque music) ~ I would like two of them two be my A&P lecturers
Crash Course is so helpful and entertaining! It provides such a great framework for learning and review. Hank, you're brilliant and hilarious. Thank you.
My hope is that Hank and Bill Nye can collab on an episode. Pass the torch! Love you guys so much!
Brilliant Hank! You've once again made the subject less complex and prevented me from tearing my hair out!
Thank you so much for this awesome episode!!! And the result that I got was also fantastic! The first time I got 100% in my Biology assessment!!! Thanks again for crash course!!! Keep on doing it!!!
The analogy that works in my head is that it's kinda like how a computer is super complicated, but it all happens so fast, because it's just complicated to us. However, in nature, it just happens, we don't need to understand it. I don't know if it'll help the OP, but it'll help programmers.
Crashcourse guys. Can you please remember to update you playlist? I'm sure there are others like me who just put on the playlist while we do other stuff. Biology playlist is two videos behind at the time of writing.
Thumbs up so they can see it.
Found this (or should I say re-found this) just in time for my exam this week! And thanks to Hank it makes more sense than my A&P teacher ever could. Granted there was some stuff left out (A band, I band, Ach to name a few) but it makes so much more sense now!
Thank you so much for your videos. They are so much help! I like the way you compare processes of the body with other scenarios.
The speed of reactions is insane. I think the small distances things are happening over are what let millions of reactions happen every second.
Hank's not joking when he talks about his sweet dance moves. If you haven't seen it, go watch "Numa Numa Hank Dance" to see what I mean. It makes my day every time I watch it. :D
5:16 "Like middle school students at a formal dance." Now admittedly, I wasn't cool enough to go to my middle school dances, but I remember hearing secondhand that there was pretty much no couple dancing. In middle school, the other sex doesn't still have cooties, but it's still pretty awkward.
1 month in 13 mins. Thanks man. You're saving grades every day!
What you say can sound so different when taken out of context lol
Great example: @ 11:43 "BUT, you're not dead yet, so let's wrap this up..."
soooo much better than 3 hour long power points followed by 3 hour long robotic voiced videos where I retain absolutely nothing
The fact that the papers were submitted in the same journal at the same date is not that rare, often the publishing process takes up to a full year, and when similar results are both in review, they com out as "back-to-back" papers in the same issue, this is very nice for us researchers because we are very conservative when it comes to adopting new paradigms.
Furthermore it allows to read the article using the method we best understand (not to be underestimated, we are lazy like everyone else)
Thank you for taking something complicated and making it understandable and humorous.
ahahhaaa i laughed out loud at the "tapers off at each endon to a tendon" goodness thank you for making my bio homework 100% better
If you lower the speed to .5 he turns into a really, really good impersonation of a drunk professor.
your videos are so amazing. they help me understand all the major concepts I need in A&P to pass exams. plus, you're pretty hilarious. THANK YOU!
because it never stops, it doesn't need to start from a dead stop, it's going on ALWAYS
The company that does the animations(Thought Bubble?) does an incredible job with complexity.
The fact that Hank's headband was the same color of the background made me think that his hair was floating... Also great video
I like, how Hank & John can say things as "ass" using slang, instead of being raw scientists