An intense but fun workout
An intense but fun workout to train power in all the different movement patterns while building your cardio.
Solid circuit!
That guy is crazy training with you!
Love circuit training. Will be giving this a go!
This is just a few minutes
This is just a few minutes of a complete course.
Get full lessons & more subjects at: http://www.MathTutorDVD.com.
In this lesson the student will learn what voltage, current, and resistance is in a typical circuit.
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I'm confused about the last one cuz in class I was taught that the current would travel to multiple wired and loads that are on different sections nad that it works better becuz if one of the loads stopped working then the others would still function.
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Why we denote current with “i”?
Kindly drop your digit for us to talk more pls..
The hole current is less imaginary than the idea of electron current. The flow of a chain of probabilistic wave forms is brain boggling. The almost absence of a probabilistic space is as close to knowing where things are when we're trying to know electrons
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this is so awesome , so relatable
i learn more about electricity in this vid than i learned throughout my High School years
Wish I'd had teacher at school who explained things so simply and clearly as this guy.
Thank you so much my friend, training to become an electrician, I just want somewhere to learn this for free so I can get a one up on the other guys I work with and a better understand of really why I'm doing what I'm doing.
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They should teach this in every highschool
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Great video! The pharaohs used a device known as the "cylinders of the pharaoh" made from copper and zinc cylinders filled with quartz crystal when held produce electrical energy starting at .6 volts and will gain .02 volts every minute held so after an hour you will produce 1.2 volts. Make them yourself or get them on amazon or etsy.
really helpful to be honest.
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"The conventional symbol for current is I, which originates from the French phrase intensité du courant, (current intensity)"
I have actually graduated with a electrical trade and technology and am going back for my Bse and let me tell you this is a great mind refresher after not being involved with electricity and circuits in two years
I've "known" all the stuff in this video for years, now I understand it at last.
This guy is amazing. Thank you sir for your awesome work.
If resistance is opposing to current then how we limit voltage with resistance??? It will not resist for voltage??
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My whole life I couldn't reconcile talking about current moving from (+) to (-) when in fact it was electrons seeking positive. Thank you for explaining the concept of hole current and the fact that it's just a mathematical convenience! Must've missed that day in class...
I'm an aerospace engineering student but I'm planning to do my master in electrical engineering <3 :D thank you
Thanks.
Super helpful.
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Great lesson, sir! Thank you!
I am 40 and was very terrible in studies, especially science (Marks: 5/100, I have ADHD) but now at the age of nearly 40, I am curious about science and how things work. He explained it so well, that I watched the entire video at a go. Thank you Sir, you are a STAR. Much appreciated.
You use cross section(al area) for resistance, but diameter for the straw. I'd probably prefer using the former for both uniformly.
My understanding of the positive vs negative flow direction has always been that they actually got it wrong "in the beginning" and taught it wrongly to all 'students'. Now it seems that they are trying to come up with explanations as to why they talk about it still in that way, even though we know better...and they didn't want to think of themselves (or their profession) as fools. This was in fact the worst and most confusing explanation I have ever heard of the 'why' they (dare I say think) that current flows in whatever direction it actually does. I like some of his other videos but this one puts me off.
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I'm a linguistics and history douchebag why the hell am I watching this at 2am? >_> cool shit tho
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Invaluable information..
This was incredibly helpful. The straw analogy for voltage, current, and resistance was really useful for me
Engineers needs better words, they lack a lot of them
I would like to give an analogy for hole current. Suppose two trains are standing in a station and intend to move in opposite direction. If one of the train moves and you are sitting in one of train gives you a feeling that both the trains are moving.
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Thank you for sharing
Great viedeo from a great teacher! Thanks!
Great for beginners. I learnt alot . Always know the basics...
Too long or too much explanation getting to the point
I comes from the German word "Intensität" which translates to "Intensity" in English. In Dutch we call the voltage 'spanning' it means tension.
So whats the difference between Amperes and Voltage?
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THANK YOU for describing this all so clearly. I've been trying to get my head around basic electronics for so long and now I think I'm finally getting somewhere.
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Do all circuits need a ground to function?
No wonder!
Anyone know what textbook he refers to at the end? I'd like to practice the problems.
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Where do watts fall into this whole picture?
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why is current the same everywhere in a series circuit?- if you had a lamp for example that has resistance, it will take a longer time for the electrons to pass through it, so the current will be smaller, the same amount of electrons will eventually pass through the lamp, but it will take a longer time to do so- so the current passing out the lamp will be smaller than the current coming in? Please help!
Despite taking advanced EE courses (BJTs, FETs, signals, etc) this man's explanation is refreshing. It's nice to watch a video like this breaking down the basic.
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What is a power training
What is a power training circuit or what is power circuit training? Is there a difference between the two?
This power training circuit tutorial discusses
- what is a power training circuit
- what are the characteristics of circuit training
- what are the characteristics of power training
- and we put the pieces together, circuit training and power training
What is power circuit training or power training circuit?
Let's define the difference between a circuit training and a station training.
The classical literature of sports science distinguishes between circuit training and station training.
Let's look at a practical example.
In the background of the video you can see four racks, and you can imagine each rack would be a station.
A station training is defined by completing all reps and sets on one station, whilst a circuit training is defined by completing one set on one station and move to the next station, and so on.
What is power training?
I have discussed the characteristics of power training in previous videos
- What is Power Training https://youtu.be/C4EG1l7Foeg
- What is the difference between strength training and power training https://youtu.be/htzXuMq39iw
A short recap, strength training is the ability to overcome resistance, and power training is the ability to overcome resistance as fast as possible.
The physical formula of power is force multiplied by velocity, therefore it's not only how heavy you can lift, but it's also how fast do you can lift.
Power training can be trained with a broad range of intensities from 0% of the 1RM until 70/80% of the 1RM, and different training efforts.
The different efforts are
- plyometric effort, which is characterized by the involvement of a stretch shortening cycle
- ballistic effort, which is characterized by the X object goes into a free flight at the end of the movement
- dynamic effort, where intensities are higher and the concentric phase is executed as fast as possible
Power Training Circuit considerations
Important considerations for a power training circuit or a power circuit training is to consider the different energy systems.
The different energy systems for power training circuits are the ATP-CP system, which gives energy for up to 6 to 10 seconds.
When discussing power circuit trainings it is aso important to consider the ability to last power training efforts.
The phosphagen system leaves energy for 20, 30,40 seconds, therefore it is important to think about the energy systems that also determines the duration of the effort, considers the work-rest ratios, and the rest periods between the sets.
Power circuit training exercises
One more question, that stands out for doing power training circuits is ‘What exercises should we do?’
The exercises need to be appropriate for the power training, which means you need to be able to execute that exercise explosively, and you need to think about circuits, where you want to go from one station to the next, therefore it is good to think about an exercise that doesn't need to take too much preparation into account, so that you can basically start the movement, finish the movement and move on quickly.
Power Training Circuit conclusions
Now, let’s put the pieces together.
We discussed the difference between a station training versus circuit training and know what circuit training is.
We talked about power training, as the ability to perform the power circuit training movements as explosive as possible with a broad range of intensities and different power training circuit efforts.
We discussed the energy systems that are important for power circuit training, because the longer the duration gets, it’s not really a power training circuit anymore. It needs to be short in duration and high in intensity.
The power circuit training exercise selection, where you want to choose exercises that allow you to set up quickly and finish quickly to allow you to move from one station to the next station very quickly.
