Muscular Anatomy For NASM Trainers: Everything You Need To Know! || NASM-CPT 7th Edition

There's over 600 muscles in the human body but fortunately, you don't need to know them all for the NASM exam. That's why we're here to give you the breakdown of the handful that you need to memorize and understand.

In this video, Axiom Instructor Joe Drake, explains all the muscles of the human body that you need to be familiar with for the NASM exam and teaches you what they do.

**Use this FREE GUIDE with worksheets to study and master your memorization of these muscles:

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[DEFIANCEWELLNESS]

I've watched this particular video so many times (among a plethora of your others) and can't even explain how much my knowledge has grown. With someone with ADHD, this provides someone like me with another method to chisel my knowledge without sitting behind my textbook constantly. Thank you so much for your knowledge and coaching abilities, Coach Drake! Passing the proctored certification is surely in my near future! And I will be thanking you when I do, my dude!!

[ShaneMarrLifts]

Its refreshing to see how much information is available to anyone. Should they choose to listen 😮
Thank you

[rogerwilko]

Great video, seeing stuff working in motion really helps me understand, very clear and easy to remember the way you explained it

[alexadevarona]

great video! this one in particular has been extremely helpful along with the guide you provided in the link. Thanks so much! liked + subscribed.

[rallan]

Thank you from the UK. Your videos are really helping me with my study.

[michelelima]

Amazing explanation Joe. Thanks so much for that content!

[sydneymav]

i knew what u were talking about, think ima be ight :)

[emilypeterson]

Seeing this video confirms I have learned a lot but have a lot to learn! Thanks for the great video!

[Lawrence]

very informative!!...thanks for including a guide

[lamiyaabbasova]

Thank you so much, today i learnt a lot ❤

[jasonhuang]

Thank you coach Joe ! really learn a lot from you

[winnieyu]

love love love this video. I learnt a lot. ❤❤

[bluvapors]

Love to see these videos as I have recently passed my NASM. However you said that the Rectus Femoirs originates in the ASIS but its the AIIS. Thank you for your hard work.

[WestCoastUSA]

Hi, Joe. You misspoke saying that "quads drive knee flexion".
They drive knee extension.
Love your videos!