Physiology of Pole Dance

Random pole tricks AND you'll be that much smarter!

I wanted to talk about more stuff... but all I got in was the monosynaptic reflex arc and sliding filament theory. And I forgot to mention that even though I talked about the knee jerk reflex (in very simple terms), this type of reflex applies to other parts of your body like your torso as well.

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[PolePraxis]

great job, i thought it was put together and presented very well.. is that you in the pole clips?? great vid..!

[Yemmy95]

Thanks! Yeah, that's me in the pole clips... I'm sad now though cuz I moved apartments and no longer have the correct ceiling height for my pole!

[andyster]

Cool... What about interneurons though?

[Yemmy95]

Yeah, I didn't want to go into that. Of course a lot of skeletal muscle reflexes can be mediated in the brain, and many loops contain interneurons. Also to correct myself, an action potential in a stretch receptor doesn't correspond 1:1 with an action potential in a motor neuron. BUT an ap in a motor neuron does respond 1:1 with a muscle twitch!

[agerom]

me ti p0uts@ re ........brocoli?

[Yemmy95]

Mathe balitsa!

[edmonddantes64]

Who is the chick lecturing!!!??

I demand to know!

She's my dream babe!

[magicalangel0]

i'm gonna favorite it, 'cause it's a funny example!

great job!

[SHanSurfs]

I like her smile at 4:11. I wish I knew her in real life she seems like a really cool and smart person to hang out with. I need to get out more.

[mashadinkers]

Seshy!

[rdabbs124]

Goddamn!  My dumb nigger ass can't undustand dat fo shit! u sho look mad sexy on dat pole tho!!

[therealpaincake]

Stable isn't always sexy. Many people purposely look for unstable as there is a greater likelihood of an "action potential".