Contraction types (skeletal muscle 4)

[@English_Lessons_Pre-Int_Interm]

I used your video to explain my English student what "contraction'' means, but we were talking about Grammar. Thanks for sharing.

[@KINprof]

Such an interesting use- thanks for sharing :)

[@kevincampbell2736]

Thank you extremely helpful, informational, and straight to the point I appreciate this

[@indiapasley9319]

Wow that was the simplest explanation ever!

[@Lizeth43517]

This was really good thank you :)

[@abdallamohamed4022]

thanks ✨💓

[@barberaeeken6818]

Hi Sarah, thank you for sharing this video. I would love to get in contact with you about sharing this video with our trainers.

[@KINprof]

I licence my videos under Creative Commons. What this means is that as long as someone isn't profiting directly from my work, my videos are free to use for educational purposes. Please link directly to them, instead of downloading them, I am always happy to know how they are being used.

[@barberaeeken6818]

@@KINprof Thank you Sarah for your response! We are happy to use them to educate our trainers!

[@ZumbawithDorothy]

To the point 👌

[@KudoOne]

Where is Isokinetic? Disappointed.

[@ramicyt]

EKKCETRIC!!!!! >:(

[@fidodido664]

obvious and pointless.

[@garzascreek]

Agreed. The other videos in the sequence are better and more useful. I was surprised that she did not know how to pronounce eccentric, though.