it needs to keep a little wee picture of the first diagram (perhaps in the corner) when it then zooms in at 4.20 for those who don't remember pictures in their head.
I love u sir, i am not medical background, but i am understanding everything with your videos and methods of explained, please make nsca cscs chapter wise if you time sir
Its a lovely presentation Sir. Your sequencing of the steps create a natural flow, anticipating the next step that arises. So in absorbing this lesson, it helped to perceive the movement. Your videos are well paced, clear and the information is just right, with no overload, and nothing that could have been left out. You have brought alive a highly technical subject making it inspirational. Thank you teacher.
these videos are priceless!! I'm studying to get my EREPS 3 certification, and these videos are making it so much clearer. I'll let you know if I pass and if I do I'm sending you Belgian chocolates! (I live in Brussels)
Wooow. As a ass. professor in both physiology and physiotherapy, I must say - this presentation is one of the best I’ve seen. Well done - very well done.
Wow, thanks. That means a lot to me, and is a real encouragement. I'm planning to try and explain wave summation and tetanic contraction next - wish me well!
Mike Tyler - You are such a gifted presenter, so I’m sure it will be brilliant. May I ask you what background you’ve got? I’ve would really like to hear more. If possible, I’m on linkedin kim thomas petersen.
@@kimpetersen4118 I'm a teacher. I teach Sport to 16-19 year olds at a college in the West Midlands (England). I've been teaching A&P for 10 years. I did my undergraduate degree at Loughborough University in England, and have just finished a Masters in Sociology of Sport.
As always. Your awesome. I Am watching your videos to prepare for the NSCA-CSCS certification.
I like the way you speak slow enough for the person listening to understand what you are explaining. Your videos are excellent. Thank you.
Thank you very much, Anna! Glad you like them.
exactly.
Amazing video, broken down to the T.
Thanks Sofala!
it needs to keep a little wee picture of the first diagram (perhaps in the corner) when it then zooms in at 4.20 for those who don't remember pictures in their head.
I love u sir, i am not medical background, but i am understanding everything with your videos and methods of explained, please make nsca cscs chapter wise if you time sir
Its a lovely presentation Sir. Your sequencing of the steps create a natural flow, anticipating the next step that arises. So in absorbing this lesson, it helped to perceive the movement. Your videos are well paced, clear and the information is just right, with no overload, and nothing that could have been left out. You have brought alive a highly technical subject making it inspirational. Thank you teacher.
Thanks Ravi, that's really encouraging. I appreciate you getting in touch to say so. Best wishes. Mike
very well explained at an good pace
Thanks Paul, glad it was helpful.
these videos are priceless!! I'm studying to get my EREPS 3 certification, and these videos are making it so much clearer. I'll let you know if I pass and if I do I'm sending you Belgian chocolates! (I live in Brussels)
That's awesome to hear, so glad I can be of help. Is there anything else that you need to know for your certificate?
Excellent. I loved it🇰🇪
Wooow. As a ass. professor in both physiology and physiotherapy, I must say - this presentation is one of the best I’ve seen. Well done - very well done.
Wow, thanks. That means a lot to me, and is a real encouragement. I'm planning to try and explain wave summation and tetanic contraction next - wish me well!
Mike Tyler - You are such a gifted presenter, so I’m sure it will be brilliant.
May I ask you what background you’ve got? I’ve would really like to hear more. If possible, I’m on linkedin kim thomas petersen.
@@kimpetersen4118 I'm a teacher. I teach Sport to 16-19 year olds at a college in the West Midlands (England). I've been teaching A&P for 10 years. I did my undergraduate degree at Loughborough University in England, and have just finished a Masters in Sociology of Sport.
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