That was an awesome explanation! THANK YOU SO MUCH

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I learned more in the first 10 minutes of this video than 25 mins of my professor's lecture so thank you

The absolute best video I’ve watched on this concept! Thankyou!

first time in my life i have understood this. Thank you Ray... I always watch your lectures for my exams. You're are doing a really great job.

100x better than my professor's explanation. appreciate your videos!

Muscular Sliding Filament Theory explained very accurately, and easy to understand, Thank You Sir!

Thanks for all your different videos. They have really helped me to understand the body better. Great job!!

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Better than my Anatomy Teacher

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Thanks!. Understood contraction mechanism... But what would be the release mechanism after nerve potential stops? Would the Ca2+ be reabsorbed and how this happens? How fiber would recover original length? Would a "problem" in the reléase mechanism explain rare conditions like Thomsen myotonia congenita in which it takes some time for a muscle to reléase after contracted?

My teacher told me to watch this =)

Can you take a few minutes and try to answer my question: If a person wants to throw a football, that person will grip the ball and then bend his right (or left) arm, bend the arm backwards, and finally release and throw the ball. the bending action is supposed to accumulate power for the throw. Can you explain this in the same kind of language you used to explain how muscles work?