Isometric exercises explained w/ Prof. Keith Baar @UCDavisHealth
Isometric exercises explained w/ Prof. Keith Baar  @UCDavisHealth
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Unlock the power of isometric holds—one of the simplest and most effective ways to build strength. UC Davis Health expert Keith Baar, Ph.D., explains what isometric exercises are, why holding a position trains your muscles and tendons, and why you start to feel the burn even without moving.

Isometric holds can improve strength, joint stability, and tendon health, making them a great addition to any workout routine. Watch this quick breakdown, then check out our full video where Dr. Baar demonstrates three beginner-friendly exercises.

Video description: Professor Baar standing in a gym, talking directly to the camera.

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