Muscle Power

Series: Living Body Series

Duration: 0:27:00

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1985

Creator: Films for the Humanities & Sciences | Goldcrest Multimedia Television LTD

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Describes what happens when a Kung Fu master is at work. Shows on a microscopic level how muscles work and how two types of molecules collapsing against each other like a telescope produce enormous strength as they work in large numbers. Demonstrates how muscles like those of the heart and digestive tract move without conscious direction., Describes what happens when a Kung Fu master is at work. Shows on a microscopic level how muscles work and how two types of molecules collapsing against each other like a telescope produce enormous strength as they work in large numbers. Demonstrates how muscles like those of the heart and digestive tract move without conscious direction., Describes what happens when a Kung Fu master is at work. Shows on a microscopic level how muscles work and how two types of molecules collapsing against each other like a telescope produce enormous strength as they work in large numbers. Demonstrates how muscles like those of the heart and digestive tract move without conscious direction.

Complete Record: , Describes what happens when a Kung Fu master is at work. Shows on a microscopic level how muscles work and how two types of molecules collapsing against each other like a telescope produce enormous strength as they work in large numbers. Demonstrates how muscles like those of the heart and digestive tract move without conscious direction., Describes what happens when a Kung Fu master is at work. Shows on a microscopic level how muscles work and how two types of molecules collapsing against each other like a telescope produce enormous strength as they work in large numbers. Demonstrates how muscles like those of the heart and digestive tract move without conscious direction.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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AV Geeks Archive, Indiana University Library Moving Image Archive


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