Joint Motion → How we use torque in our body || By: Kinesiology Kris

[@MrAndrewWheatley]

I don't usually use text type, but OMG. This is brilliant. Seriously, thank you for the accurate scientific analysis, along with charmingly simple and helpful animation, a creative/effective concept, and a committedly silly delivery; plus a dry wit to boot! I am giggling out loud while I learn some great physics concept -- a lesson all teachers would do well to emulate. Fantastic, thank you.

[@ginobili20g]

I am studying and prepping for my personal trainer test, and your video really helped me to understand moment arm meaning :) thanks

[@jenniferbranagan]

This video was phenomenal ! Thanks you so much. Keep them coming !

[@KinesiologyKris]

Thank you so much, I love input on what is being searched for, helps me figure out what to make next. I do have three projects in the works right now. I will certainly add that to my list and try to get to it , so future KZbinrs will have something to search for and watch. Thank you for the input, hope you subscribed :-)

[@illbayho]

Your moment arm at 90 degrees should be perpendicular to your line of pull, so it shouldn't be diagonal in the video.

[@user-gi9fg2ze5c]

Hi! And thank you, I found this very helpful. Do you have one that expands more on the line of pull and how to use it to figure out which muscles would be the primary movers in an action??? Cause that would really be awesome! If not, this still really helped. :)

[@KinesiologyKris]

Your Welcome! Thank you! glad someone is watching my videos :-)

[@harpreetsami7220]

Love your teaching! It finally clicked thank you!

[@dkeapfit1]

After a brief lecture on this- this made the whole concept clear ! I would love to see how "offset" applies to this with bones (hip). Do you have one in the making?? Great video- thanks

[@MrDsan123]

Thank you Kinesiology KRIS!!!!!!

[@KinesiologyKris]

+Daniel San Your very Welcome

[@KinesiologyKris]

In the Scalenes video Under the "Action" section, you can click the button on the bottom right an it should take you straight to it. There is a demonstration. I would Love to make a Bone/Muscle Line of pull video. This video took 40 hours to put together....lol. Of course that includes making the Helicopter so that cuts 7 hours off...haha I got a little carried away. I will Try to get something posted for you, Thank you for your input :-)

[@KinesiologyKris]

Your Welcome!!

[@moony1]

Hey mate! Thanks a lot for the vid but do you think you can remake it using bones and muscles in the video just to make it a little easier to understand. Once again thanks for the video

[@miguelperez9695]

Excellent explanation and funny, thank you!

[@KinesiologyKris]

+Miguel Perez you are very welcome ,Thank you for the positive comment

[@KinesiologyKris]

Thank you so much :-)

[@KinesiologyKris]

Thank you :-)

[@wnedyro]

Awesome and hilarious!

[@mellisawright5470]

so effective !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@KinesiologyKris]

Your welcome :-)

[@TTikkun]

haha! i like your presentation :-)

[@Chydova]

Who cares about a about a personal helicopter. You scared all the women away though your nasty character, which was in shown by how you treated the girl in the beginning ...

[@KinesiologyKris]

+Chydova Thank you for the feed back. Unfortunately it's a cartoon made to entertain and educate and obviously not to be taken seriously. However, I apologize that you got offended. Hope that you have a great day.

[@Chydova]

But I thought education should be taken seriously. However, I thank you for the apology, I am sure I am not the only one to appreciate it. Looking forward to more educational videos, not only in kinesiology, but also through a good mannered Kris.