Fitness and Exercise Essentials: Anatomy and Physiology (Udemy.com)

First of all, I'd like to say this course was informational. As someone who had 0 knowledge about anatomy and physiology now has experience in knowing what all happens in our body. This course didn't sway away into different topics, it stayed exactly on point with the whole idea of fitness. However would appreciate it if the instructor could make it a little bit more interesting, at some points it was monotonous and was simply reading it off of the slides. Apart from that, the course was highly enjoyable.

it will be better if each video document could available..

I thought it was a very good course with detailed content divided clearly into 3 units. It covered the areas I was expecting. I would certainly suggest making notes as you go along to keep the brain focused! Some of the detail was too much for my purposes, however, it is up to you as to what you take to retain and remember. I would like to have had some connection with the deliverer, ie part of it delivered as him talking face to face, as I think this would have added more interest and helped with the focus. The summary at the end of each unit and the quizzes were an excellent way of testing your own knowledge and recognising what I had learned and retained.

course was good .i was expecting the physiology of few exercises as well. also i recommend to give some self assignments to do while lerning medical terms for better lerning. may be few questions on terminologies after lerning in detail or part by part questions.

Great course, more useful than expected. I had nice time listening to lectures.

I learnt so much from Chris, it was detailed and informative I now have a more clearer understand about the body and how it functions everyday

This is not what I expected. I am a visual learner and was hoping that there were more charts, diagrams,etc. The audio of this course was not coming out well on my computer. That may be an issue as well?

Yes, I need a bit more though as I am trying to becoming a personal trainer.

I am a career changer and decided to pursue a career in fitness. I got intimidated by the costs and length of going back to school right now. So this is a great way to show myself that yes I am interested and start getting the terminology and concepts I need to get jobs and certifications.

question 2 from section 3 is wrong - you ask what tendons do and the correct answer is it attaches muscles-bones but they say the correct answer is bone-bone