As part of the Level 2 and Level 3 Anatomy Exams, you need to know the location of major anterior muscles of the body and major posterior muscles of the body. You also need to be able to recognize a muscle from its name, so we are going to break down the names of major …
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WARNING ⚠️ Don’t Start Revising Until You’ve Watched This Webclass If you are studying for your Anatomy and Physiology Level 3 Exam, then I’m going to guess that you are currently experiencing at least one of these problems: You have no idea where to start your revision Your manual is dull and the e-learning is …
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This blog will teach you all about Blood Pooling in preparation for your Level 2 Fitness Exams. You’ll discover: What blood pooling is What is Venous Return? Key Symptoms associated with Blood Pooling Key Causes of Blood Pooling in Exercise Why you need to know about Blood Pooling ready for your Level 2 Fitness Exam …
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This blog will teach you EVERYTHING you need to know about the Diaphragm when you breathe out in preparation for your level 2 anatomy exam. You’ll discover: Why do you need to know about the diaphragm? Structure of the respiratory system Passage of air into the lungs Breathing in and out What is diagrammatical breathing …
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As part of your Level 2 and Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology Exam, you will need to know about Anaerobic threshold blood lactate levels. This is usually found within the Energy Systems part of your anatomy exam, and you’ll also see it when learning about programming for your clients. There are two key “thresholds” that you …
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