Exercise Physiology | Skeletal Muscle Force-Velocity Relationship

The video tutorial explores the force-velocity relationship in skeletal muscle physiology, focusing on concentric and eccentric contractions. It explains how concentric contractions have an inverse relationship between force and velocity, while eccentric contractions have a direct relationship. The tutorial also covers isometric contractions, where the muscle does not change length, and velocity is zero. Through examples like bicep curls, the video demonstrates these concepts, helping viewers understand how muscle force and velocity interact during different types of contractions.

How can one demonstrate the inverse relationship of force and velocity in concentric contractions?

Describe the relationship between force and velocity during eccentric contractions.

What is the significance of the velocity being zero in the context of muscle contractions?