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You'll never look at a tennis player's racket arm the same way again 🎾 #Shorts #Wimbledon #Sports
You'll never look at a tennis player's racket arm the same way again 🎾 #Shorts #Wimbledon #Sports
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Tennis divides [music] the body in two.
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Powerful impact forces are experienced
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far more frequently by Freya's racket
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arm.
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While her body looks symmetrical from
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the outside, the bones in her racket arm
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are 20% thicker and contain more bone
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mineral than her other arm. Her joints
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act like shock absorbers, taking [music]
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up the extreme forces her arm
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experiences repeatedly as she hits her
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shots.
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>> We have to really focus on
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keeping the balance right. If you get
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too much on one side, then it can really
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throw things off.
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>> Skeletal muscle is [music] the most
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adaptable tissue in the human body.
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Muscle fiber cells contain more than one
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nucleus.
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When muscles are worked hard, special
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satellite cells are activated.
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They divide.
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One of these cells then [music] fuses
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with the muscle fiber itself.
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Now, with added nuclei, the muscle fiber
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cell builds [music] more myofibrils,
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increasing the size of both itself and
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our muscles, giving Freya more power for
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her shots.
