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sir can u give us the slides ?

Mine is locked in all postions??????

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The problem is the lactic acid may be low in the blood but not necessarily low in the muscle tissue. Just because the blood is low or slow twitch muscle cells pulled it out of the blood, does not mean most it can't still remain in the fast twitch muscles cells. Think of high blood sugar for example, glucose can clear out of the blood by going into muscle cells, but it does not mean the sugar is "gone" simply because the blood level is low. Remember you are saying "it's probably not the cause" but that is really not a way to prove a myth is incorrect. The soreness is not in the "bloodstream" but in the exact muscles that were worked out. Lactic acid "removal" is again a reference to the blood stream not the muscle tissue itself (the sore ones). Muscle with a high proportion of fast twitch muscle does not have the blood flow slow twitch muscles do. I am starting to believe DOMS is a slow twitch muscle phenomena. I can actually set a clock to my muscle soreness to 48 hours and it occurs each and every time of a muscle building workout. I don't believe routine muscle soreness from rebuilding muscle tissue is DOMS. DOMS can occur in a muscle was not not targeted at all and was not sore or tight in any way after the work out. It's like a total surprise.

Hello Evan great content, just what i was looking for one question I wanted to ask when we correlate this to %'s, you said anything over 1.020 would be considered dehydrated. where would we say an individual is 100% hydrated 90%, 80%. 70% and so on. hank you again for your time

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Which part of the tape am I supposed to use the cm or inch

So your theory is that women upper body strenghth simply is lower than mens because they do less upper strengh exercise? That'a a bad theory, buddy

How about these numbers in comparison to absolute vs relative intensity?

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Sir can you tell me the reference book and which edition?

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Wow thank you so much, this was very helpful as a review on endocrine exercise physiology. Endocrinology has always been a tough subject to wrap my head around because of all of the different hormones that are secreted makes it so very overwhelming. This video helped me better grasp the understanding of hormone physiology as well as the main hormones I'm concerned with for my major instead of writing every hormone out on a list and picking which ones are used during exercise.... Anyways, Thank you Evan, you do great work and this video could not have been formatted better! Hopefully one day I will find the time to master the endocrine system and memorize every hormone and it's physiology. This will have to do for now though! 😅

Very Simplex! Thanks!

It is bullshit. It doesn’t work at all. The last time I measured, calculated me at 3% body fat. I am not 3% body fat.

Thank you Doctor, now I understand

CORRECTION: In the video I used the following formula to calculate p values (=TDIST(ABS(([rValue]*SQRT([nSize]-2)/SQRT(1-([rValue]*[rValue])))), [nSize], 2)). The last [nSize] is the portion of the excel function where the degrees of freedom is entered. This should have been [nSize]-2. I accidentally left out the -2. Fortunately, it makes minimal difference with typical sample sizes. My quick testing suggests that it only matters at the 3rd decimal place with sample sizes of at least 10. Once over 20 participants it is a small enough difference that it would not impact reported data as the difference would be rounded away. Regardless, the formula given below has been corrected. CORRECTED Pearson Correlation p Value Formula for Excel: =TDIST(ABS(([rValue]*SQRT([nSize]-2)/SQRT(1-([rValue]*[rValue])))), [nSize]-2, 2)

'I see a red door And I want it painted black No colours anymore I want them to turn black' Thank you for the video. Greatly appreciate

Ive been given data on gdp. My data is between 1950-2019 would i use the population function for this?

Thank you sir, but which one is homogenate and pellet

Is stress on the body beneficial to older people? Cuerpal stress flus,covid etc. tend to take the elderly out quicker than younger people. My question, is a walk or resistance training better than 70 % VO max exertion?

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Hi, I'm quite confused at the claim that PaCO2 increases during exercise and therefore VE (and the graphs that accompanied it). From all the literature I have read, it states PaCO2 is relatively steady/constant in sub maximal steady state exercise, and even decreases in 'heavy' exercise above the lactate threshold.

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Isn't the second parameter in the TDIST() function supposed to be degrees of freedom (i.e., n-2) rather than n?

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very nice explanations, but I'm struggling with your accent.

one formula at a time evan please no need to complicate

should simplify things first evan

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In the overview of the krebs cycle it's worth mentioning that it's actually 6FADH, 2ATP, 4CO2 and 4 NADH + H+ since there's 2x AcetylCoA per 1c glukose.

God, this explains why the lab take so long to process all samples, imagine doing this >200 a day, excluding other tests.

What are the units? I'm assuming cm's?

How do you build a new protocol in the men pull-down? Mine doesn't have a choice for lexi but it has what looks like spots to build one but it's not covered in the manual.

Hey Evan, firstly, thank you for the videos and explanation on exercise science! They are so clear and really helpful to understand. I was just wondering if you would also provide some sources you use to create the content? It would be really helpful to read the topics further. Thank you!

how does it know the expected value needed in the formula?

Thank you Dr Matthews! Very informative. Just what I was looking for, what range of % max rate HR is considered Vigorous exercise. Many thanks as well for linking to additional info.

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