I LOVE the podcasts! So informative! What about a podcast about the exam, prepping for it. Or one about the assessments (physiological, postural, and dynamic movement assessments), and their corrective measures, including the muscles, exercises, and equipment. That would be super helpful! 😀
hey thank you I am not studying to be a personal traine but I listened to your podcast and found it very informative to learn the muscles in bio physiology and anatomy it was very helpful thanks so much! I'm studying to be a nurse
So crazy! I was thinking of how I can get ahead of my anatomy class this coming fall. Looking into using quizlet, then this video pops up. Currently listening to it. Thanks Rick!
Wish you had pictures and diagrams of what you're talking about.
Thank you for the suggestion -- we will keep this in mind for future episodes.
Yeah pics would be good!!
If you have the NASM textbook APPEDIX D has diagrams which I used while following along!
@@madimelton6074 That's what I did as well. I just followed along with my textbook. Not much more was needed to understand his references.
open the nasm book and follow along with the diagrams in the back
I LOVE the podcasts! So informative! What about a podcast about the exam, prepping for it. Or one about the assessments (physiological, postural, and dynamic movement assessments), and their corrective measures, including the muscles, exercises, and equipment. That would be super helpful! 😀
We're so glad you're enjoying the podcast. Thanks for the great suggestions on potential future podcast topics!
hey thank you I am not studying to be a personal traine but I listened to your podcast and found it very informative to learn the muscles in bio physiology and anatomy it was very helpful thanks so much! I'm studying to be a nurse
Thank you for this!! I can picture it as your talking and I love hearing how excited you get to talk about these things! Thank you for your passion.
Thank you for this ... left this field 15 years ago and now working on getting all my certifications again before my upcoming retirement.
Something really cool would be to put exercises where these muscles we be used, along w/ picture of the muscles
This was an amazing tutorial! Thank you foe helping me understand the language because it actually is another language.
Studying for NASM cpt cert and it's 3am. I wanna listen to more podcasts..... lol
So valuable and the way you explain and deliver the information is very easy to understand.
This might be one of the most helpful podcasts I've listened to, ever. This is extremely well explained, thank you so much!
Beautifully explained! You got yourself a new fan here!
I have some issues memorizing muscle names, this is an excellent way to remember. Thanks for another great podcast!
So helpful. Thanks’
Thank you Rick! We need this
SO INCREDIBLY HELPFUL! Use module 7 anatomy man AND Appendix D in the book for pictures of everything he is referring to.
Us module 7 Anatomy man and Listen to this!
So crazy! I was thinking of how I can get ahead of my anatomy class this coming fall. Looking into using quizlet, then this video pops up. Currently listening to it. Thanks Rick!
Thanks Rick, this helped me alot😊
Very helpful. Thank you.
Thank you!
This is GOOD INFO!
Thanks for the feedback, we're glad that the info in this video is valuable to you!
You said the rhomboids is superficial or underneath the trapezius, but it is actually deep compared to the traps. Is that correct?
He definitely chuckles after he says "semi."
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