Muscle Sensors (Part IV) - Proprioception, Exercise and Old Age

This video discusses how our proprioceptive feedback is impaired from muscle damage which occurs when performing eccentric exercise (such as resistance training). I also outline the reasons why muscle loss in the elderly (termed sarcopenia) may hinder proprioception.

[sophisticatedfitness]

You discuss these things in a concise way that makes it easier for the viewer to understand. Continue what you do brother and i'll be watching.

[guppylips]

I'm deep into my studies and with following your discussions....makes it all easier for me to understand. Ty so much.
I look forward to hearing more my friend. 🏋️‍♀️💪🏽

[cheynej]

This is great learning material. I think it is less standardized which makes it off the beaten path. Thanks for these videos.

[shahnazmehrasa]

Thank you, I hope you have more videos about the whole HumanPhysiology

[tanyaescheinze]

Excellent. Thank you so much. I got e better understanding now. Thanks so much.!

[GangdamStyle]

What can you do to decrease the inhibitory effects of these propreoceptiv mechanism? I want to get stronger with my right stronger but I feel my mouse arm hinders me. Any ideas?

[guppylips]

You explain all this to the T! Ty so much!
Your videos makes textbook terms so much more knowledgeable!