NASM-CPT Podcast: Functional Anatomy Part 3

Host Rick Richey is back with another functional anatomy review on muscles that were not discussed in the previous series. Functional anatomy helps us better understand produce, reduce, and stabilize forces along with their joint actions. In this episode Rick talks about some of the most discussed muscles in the body:

*Lats
*Deltoids
*And...the pecs!

Join us for an enjoyable anatomy review that will help you learn (or provide an excellent review) about these major movers of the upper body and perhaps provide some new insights and perspective on balanced programming based on human movement science.

[joematosian]

I always look forward to Rick's podcasts because I always learn so much and he has such an amazing way of connecting with his audience. This one was a perfect example. I've been a PT for over 8 years but still find nuggets of valuable information in each of his podcasts. His discussions of functional anatomy have always been some of my favorites.

[cjtxgirl]

glad you continued with the functional anatomy! I love how you proceed to break down muscles & also explaining where names come from.

[edensegal]

Glad you came back to the functional anatomy series. Thank you!

[tatyanamarmuyenko]

Superb video! Thank you for including the anatomy visualization- helps a lot for visual learners, like me. Watching your videos has been helping me not only comprehend but retain and logically apply this information as a CPT.

[salvador]

I'm so glad about these podcasts! The ep wasn't thick at all for those who have done their CES/ PES! A great opportunity to review your knowledge 👌🏽

[svetlanagradova]

Thanks very much for this material. Valuable and will listen to it again. Thanks, for ynderstanding and basic breakdown and pictures. Please do more of this. Thanks!

[ajaynangalia]

This has been really helpful for me to understand!! Thank you 😃

[annlutz]

Always very easy to understand and thorough.

[TASHIHILL]

Great info! I have my trainers listen to you. Keep up the great job.

[katieobrien]

I really enjoy listening to you ! You make it really simple and pleasant

[lisaleg]

Thank you so much! I really enjoy seeing you and hearing you talk. When you show the movements and talk about them it makes more sense. I will watch more!

[nickkandris]

This video really helped me piece everything together! Thank You

[darrenrodgers]

Rick is the man I listen to him all the time the best from nasm so far
Wudddup

[mikkigold]

Thank you so very much! This is a wonderful review 👏

[NatashaRaisorGlam]

Thank you for this information. You make it easy to understand.

[sandramiller]

Thank youi👍👍excellent content 👍very helpful!

[fullgrownjones]

Kinda got in the weeds on this one. Still helpful, I’ll listen again.

[jayillicit]

Rick where the hell is part 3? Lmao
Y’er a great help