In this series, I will cover the first Unit of AP Physics 1, Kinematics. If you're new to physics, there is no worry. We will be starting from the ground up. Feel free to ask any questions!

Totally new to physics? This series will go over all of the basics of physics (no AP content) for students who have never done it before! This will be fast-paced but will have plenty of practice problems for you to get used to how physics works. This series is at 9:30pm EST, and is for learners who can't make the earlier time of my other series. I highly recommend bringing a notebook, as we will continue building upon certain concepts, and a calculator to do practice problems with.

*NOTE* Will add more sessions In this series, we will cover the AP Physics 2 curriculum in 2 2-hour sessions per week. We will cover the entirety of the AP Physics 2 curriculum, covering Fluids, Thermodynamics, Electrostatics + Circuits, Magnetism, Optics, and some Nuclear Physics. I'll try to include quizzes for each topic and we'll go over practice MC and FRQs from the actual AP test! Make sure to join my series if you want to prepare yourself for AP Physics 2 and learn most of the material!

How does Newton's mind work?🤔 In this series let's find that out! Combining Calculus and Physics, we go into Newton's brain, and hopefully pass AP Physics!👏 It is not extended until May yet, because I do not know my schedule, but I will keep this going!

This will mostly be an advanced mechanics course, don't be too intimidated as some of the hardest questions in those books are difficult for me as well. We'll be tackling them together and hopefully, I can get you to see the beauty in the subject the same way I do.

Hi, my name is Yashmmit, and I am excited to teach you guys SAT Math.

Each week, we will go over modules within the AP Physics 1 syllabus, go over exam questions, and as AP exams get closer, we will also share tips, practice exams, and review packets to help ensure learner success.

Nervous about the upcoming year of AP Physics C? This series is excellent for those who have made the brave decision of taking AP Physics C: Mechanics and want to get a head start on their class. I'll also introduce AP-style questions. A foundation of calculus is recommended before taking this series!