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With ATG Zero, anyone, from children to the elderly, can start to build real pound for pound strength from the ground up without any equipment. ATG Zero also doubles as a powerful screening tool for lower body ability. To learn more about how each exercise can scale to any level and for form coaching, check out:
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Wall Tib Raise - 0:00
FHL Calf Raise - 1:07
KOT Calf Raise - 2:24
8” Patrick Step up - 3:40
ATG Split Squat - 5:46
Elephant Walk - 9:52
L-Sit - 12:09
Couch Stretch - 12:58

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@papasitoman
@papasitoman 2 года назад
The first minute makes it looks like you are a giant exercising against a poor family's house.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
LMAO you not wrong 🤣
@johanrodvik
@johanrodvik 2 года назад
@@Movementgems do you do this routine before or after you workout?
@teel2apat
@teel2apat Год назад
@@johanrodvik I have followed these routine for a year and it's work for me, I also added some weight for ATG split squat and Nordic curl too.
@JM-rc2wt
@JM-rc2wt 4 месяца назад
Yeah and put a shirt on you look creepy
@phishfan
@phishfan 4 месяца назад
Maybe he is. Maybe...he...is...
@mayankgarg1258
@mayankgarg1258 11 месяцев назад
For those who are wondering how many times to do it in a week. This is the reply by the video maker MovementGems: "3x a week is ideal. Steps 1-5 can be 25 reps each, steps 6-8 can be 60 or 90 seconds each! As many rounds as you want, but the actual program is just one round 3x a week".
@CH-bp3bj
@CH-bp3bj Год назад
This is a great intro into the ATG program. I’ve sent this to friends multiple times. Thank you!
@Kirbythediver
@Kirbythediver 4 месяца назад
The only thing i dont like about kneesovertoes videos is all the talking in between, its good to learn but NONE of his vids are like this. Thanks bro I sub
@silkydude
@silkydude 2 года назад
Thanks for putting all these exercises in one video. Very helpful
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
So glad you found them helpful 🙏🏽
@wombat7961
@wombat7961 10 месяцев назад
@@Movementgemsdoes this atg video help with turf toe, should I buy tough non flexible shoes because I get pain when I try to do the lunges/ split squats
@kj7682
@kj7682 4 месяца назад
@@wombat7961I know I’m super late, but try barefoot shoes. I have turf toe and plantar fasciitis
@kedwinhawkins9930
@kedwinhawkins9930 Год назад
These exercises are so helpful man, I’m a young athlete with knee pain aspiring to be strong in full range of motion just like yourself, Thankyou so much 👍🏼
@bunrisl
@bunrisl 8 месяцев назад
Decades of knee problems and I am about 14 sessions in of this basic package (or most of it) and I am feeling my gait and walking improving. Feeling so motivated and full of hope to maintain my mobility for decades forward. Deep appreciation to ATG and "Guy"?
@ftjosephh1817
@ftjosephh1817 3 месяца назад
Thank you so much for the real time workout! I find it to be so much better than editing ones
@rogerahern
@rogerahern 2 года назад
Man, these videos are great. I'm just started on dense, and it's great to see the progress of someone 2 years down the road. Keep the videos coming brother
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Thank you so much, I’ll be uploading for a bit 🙏🏽 Dense’s x10 rep split squats are seriously no joke and some of the mentally toughest sets I’ve ever done. Unreal burn. Keep at it man so glad to hear it!
@shivdhandesh2002
@shivdhandesh2002 2 года назад
@@Movementgems Hey, what are the x10 split squats? Is that the number of sets?
@evancleary652
@evancleary652 2 года назад
Are you able to squat more now that your knees have become stronger?
@reginaldhblackwood8474
@reginaldhblackwood8474 2 года назад
This is an excellent video. Thanks for the demonstrations.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
So happy to help 🙌🏾
@jerrytrejo9375
@jerrytrejo9375 2 года назад
Incredible man! Thanks!!
@Ronnock
@Ronnock 2 года назад
Thanks for this post! I've been wanting to see an unedited performance of this program.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
My pleasure man. I too noticed this wasn’t really around on RU-vid yet and wanted to make it more accessible 🙏🏽
@user-tu5nl2ff5z
@user-tu5nl2ff5z Год назад
Week 3 of zero program. Thanks for uploading the workout! I subscribed n I come back to compare the form now and then.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems Год назад
That’s what’s up - glad to hear that. More videos coming asap!
@Zoonice
@Zoonice Год назад
Thank you @MovementGems! This is a huge help! Cheers!
@robotempire
@robotempire Год назад
Great video!!
@ketteringflash
@ketteringflash Год назад
Big help. Thanks
@TheMasterParent
@TheMasterParent 2 года назад
That form is 🔥. Man what a beast
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
My bro thank you so much ❤️ I’ll remember our talk with you and Max for a very long time and can’t wait until we meet again 🙏🏽
@singhalrk
@singhalrk 2 года назад
Thanks for every thing.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Got you!!!!
@markbisnauth3369
@markbisnauth3369 13 дней назад
Amazing!!
@erichill5328
@erichill5328 2 года назад
Andrew, What an eye opening experience. I just followed this Zero program and it has opened my eyes to all of my mind blowing imbalances and tightness. I’m going to shelve the weightlifting for awhile and rebuild myself through the ATG series of programs. Thank you for introducing me to ATG and the Knees Over Toes programs….!!! I can definitely see this being a positive life changing experience. 😃👍🏻🇺🇸
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
So happy to hear this and help. You’ll come back to weightlifting stronger and more confident than ever ✊🏽
@erichill5328
@erichill5328 2 года назад
@@Movementgems Thanks Andrew. I’m going to do Zero for a while or until it becomes easy to complete the Zero series. Then I’ll be signing up for the ATG monthly subscription for ATG Dense, ATG Standards and everything else Ben and his awesome coaches have to offer. Thanks again….simply life changing….!
@aaryankirtania
@aaryankirtania Год назад
@@erichill5328 hey did you stick to it?
@ohno6955
@ohno6955 7 месяцев назад
Andrew, how is it going after a year?
@dudejoe8390
@dudejoe8390 2 года назад
Loving this real time workout. Easier than looking at exercise chart with someone to compare forms. Easy subscription from me. 👊
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
So happy to help thank you!!!!!
@youridewinter2767
@youridewinter2767 2 года назад
YOOO great video bro and seems like a really good form on al the excercises!!! Keep going
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@KMcK1965
@KMcK1965 2 года назад
Great video, thank you so much for sharing 👍🏽
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
So happy to help 🙏🏽
@KMcK1965
@KMcK1965 2 года назад
@@Movementgems 🥰
@pooyannajafi
@pooyannajafi 7 месяцев назад
First thanks for giving coherent set of exercises in follow along manner. I am fairly active with 1 2 hrs of training a day different areas. This is the first in a while where my legs are shaking. kudos Secondly I followed you unconditionally till you started doing Lsits non challantly bro...lol
@SparksNJ
@SparksNJ 2 года назад
Thanks, will add this on my legday
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Always happy to help
@1377NWNG
@1377NWNG 7 месяцев назад
Good stuff bro! Appreciate it
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 7 месяцев назад
Appreciate you 🙏🏼🙏🏼
@christyph3382
@christyph3382 2 года назад
Thanks for sharing your video. I will add the elephant walk, couch stretch, in my AGT morning routine. I am 59 years. I am always looking for workouts to keep my knees, feet, ankles, shins, healthy so I can continue to hike up and hike down Peaks in California until my golden years. The L-sit Don't have equipment, but I do have dumbbells. I will give it a try. Where can't buy equipment for the L-sit.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Happy to help! Everyone can find a level of these movements that is right for them, and an atg coach can help a lot with that ✊🏼 I think you have some amazing goals and you inspire me. Dumbbells that won’t roll away on you should work find for l sit, but if youre interested the pieces of wood I use are called parallettes and come in all different heights
@ermacone2000
@ermacone2000 Год назад
How long did you do the Porgram? The recommended 12 weeks? And how was your couch stretch before and how long it took until you came with shoulder to the wall. Your form is flawless, nice work man. I have been experimenting with ATG Exercises for over 1 year and I am currently using the app and the coaching. Since 3 weeks I am back at the Zero Program and supplement it with Backextensions, MonkeyFeet hamstring curls and the shoulder ability exercises. I love that stuff.
@blarpieman
@blarpieman 9 месяцев назад
split squat and l sit are sick bro. dayum
@78swats
@78swats Год назад
Thank you for the awesome video. I am newbee to ATG zero, and I do have a sort of knee aches. How often you recommend I do this full set of exercises? May be a twice a week?
@JalalAlsharji-om1rj
@JalalAlsharji-om1rj 3 месяца назад
Very Very good
@deionbutler3315
@deionbutler3315 7 месяцев назад
I love you, thank you
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 7 месяцев назад
Happy to help!
@the_flushjackson
@the_flushjackson Год назад
Awesome work on showing these reps, really clean execution. Those shoes are some clodhoppers though lol
@backwardsyoga
@backwardsyoga 2 года назад
great body, good form! My advice is to edit in a voice-over where you can share your thoughts and extra information around these movements, why they're helpful and whatever kind of philosophy shit you might want to speak of... kinda like the squat everyday guy, just watching someone go through their workout is a bit too boring for my ADD brain, but I sub'd anyway! cheers
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
I really appreciate that 🙏🏽 For sure, voiceovers will come when appropriate! And I’m a huge fan of Squat Everyday’s stuff, he has world class discipline and unreal pound for pound strength. Super motivational to me
@therealworldlibrary
@therealworldlibrary 2 года назад
Damn I wish I had that form. Great job mate!
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Thank you!
@gingernaut2550
@gingernaut2550 11 месяцев назад
Thinking about buying into the program. I think i need a program to get me ready for the elephant walks lmao Pretty sure if i tried that you'd just hear the sound of velcro!
@kobemotivationmoment6350
@kobemotivationmoment6350 6 месяцев назад
You have this in beginner level . These are very challenging positions to get in off the bat .
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 6 месяцев назад
Yes! Check out my Skool community for a full list of 200+ exercises, included these, showing ALL at a beginners level. I'd link it here but RU-vid doesn't allow links in short form comments anymore. www.Skool.com/movementgems Check the link in my bio on my profile on RU-vid, its there!
@kthxciao1465
@kthxciao1465 11 месяцев назад
Love this video. Do you have similar for ATG upper body?
@margaritecherry3888
@margaritecherry3888 11 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for this! I came across this and am so excited to begin!. I am 64 yrs young and i am looking to begin this because i am noticing some decline in my knees and overall leg strength. Where do i begin, please? Thank you so much! 14:53
@healz123
@healz123 5 месяцев назад
Bro your quads are next fucking level!!
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 5 месяцев назад
Thank you brother!
@naijaking08
@naijaking08 Год назад
Great video bro! Do you do L-sit for 1 min or is it for 2 sets of 20 sec?
@vasan1250
@vasan1250 2 года назад
This is awesome. How long did it take to learn these movements, especially the exercises towards the latter part of the video
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Thank you!!! I’ve been exploring atg movements since November 2018 :)
@dallasdominguez2224
@dallasdominguez2224 2 года назад
Dude your quads are DICED!
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Thank you brother ✊🏽
@ton9467
@ton9467 2 года назад
Thank you for posting this! Which program are the backward sled and forward sled push incorporated?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Thank you for commenting! Sled work is always at the start of everyday on “The ATG Program”. I’m running that present day, while this video was an ATG zero demo
@MuhammadLaher
@MuhammadLaher 2 года назад
Awesome video, will definitely give this a go. How many times per week should this be done? And what are the sets/reps for each exercise?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
3x a week is ideal. Steps 1-5 can be 25 reps each, steps 6-8 can be 60 or 90 seconds each! As many rounds as you want, but the actual program is just one round 3x a week
@MuhammadLaher
@MuhammadLaher 2 года назад
@@Movementgems awesome, thanks man!
@Frankcohle
@Frankcohle 2 года назад
@@Movementgems how many sets on steps 1-5? Or should I do only 25 reps each and move to the next?
@Goldilocks7O7
@Goldilocks7O7 2 года назад
@@Frankcohle for steps 1-4 it says to perform all 25 reps consecutively, if 25 is easy then make it more difficult, if it’s too hard to do 25 then obviously make it easier. For the ATG split squat it says to do 5 sets of 5 alternating legs every set,I assume the guy in this video has progressed to the point when a 5x5 at full range of motion isn’t challenging enough and that is why he does all 25 in one set.
@jayterra2060
@jayterra2060 7 месяцев назад
Thanks for this! Do you have a Tues/Thursday Zero video as well?
@jimmyddddd
@jimmyddddd 2 года назад
Great video. I like the real time aspect. Split squat, elephant walk and couch stretch are really strong. Did you get feedback from Patrick on your form? I've been doing the program, but never submitted video for review.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Yup! I’ve been using the different ATG systems for over 2 years now and have always been a big fan of the form coaching, it really helped me on split squat and step ups
@renatopolimeno
@renatopolimeno 2 года назад
Hey, super awesome but I think you forgot the last one the piriforms stretch after couch strech. Keep it up bro, cheers from BR
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Thank you so much ✊🏽 I believe that’s part of atg zero’s upper body days while this video only goes over the 8 steps of the lower body day. On the upper body days there is a push, a pull, and some stretches great like you mentioned 🙂
@user-nr8vu4yi9v
@user-nr8vu4yi9v 4 месяца назад
is this good for low back bulging discs? @@Movementgems
@Hugo97HD
@Hugo97HD Год назад
When do you recommend adding weighs to the ATG split squat? And for how long did you do the zero knee protocol? Ive got the app but im a bit disappointed with the lack of detail sometimes! Thanks in advance!
@tictactoe101
@tictactoe101 Месяц назад
Clearest sky ever
@dsaraon
@dsaraon 2 года назад
What was the thought process behind doing the Patrick Step up from an elevated position. I’ve seen Ben show this without the elevation in zero.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Great question! Both the Patrick step up from an elevation and the Patrick step up with no elevation are different levels of the same exercise. I spend a lot of time with no elevation like you’re mentioning, then once I got stronger in step ups I tried a 2” elevation, then 4”, and I eventually made it up to 8”. My best advice though is when in doubt, always go lower elevation and higher reps and chase the burn
@ourclarioncall
@ourclarioncall Год назад
Great vid ! How did you end up doing an 8” Patrick step ? Or Peterson? I’m not sure which one you were doing Does the zero program recommend a height to max out at ? Can you go as high as you want? Greetings from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
@Movementgems
@Movementgems Год назад
Thank you! And yup, 6 inches is currently the height that’s suggested for step ups, but only working your way up there from a lower height
@sanjuktapadhy488
@sanjuktapadhy488 Год назад
When your diet is on point 👍
@yeraycatalangaspar195
@yeraycatalangaspar195 2 года назад
Great form dude, gotta have to start that stuff already, but the elephant walk kills me.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Definitely a tough one. When I started the elephant walk I was so tight behind the knees making every rep pretty unbearable. But things got better! Make sure to start with your hands high on something and don’t be afraid to really take your time with 25+ reps and you’ll be great
@khdur
@khdur 2 года назад
I agree with Andrew. I've been doing crawls for a long time but one my students was having a terrible go of it so we lashed 2 yoga blocks together on each side to start. 3 weeks in and he was down to a single block on each side and soon he won't need the blocks at all.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
@@khdur that’s amazing man! What a great win for your student to gain that much range in such a short time
@ishankumar6230
@ishankumar6230 2 года назад
Great video man, how many times a week do you do this workout?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
When I was doing zero as my main program, I liked it 3x a week! But now since I’m on advanced zero, I like to use regular zero randomly on off days or as a sick warmup. Think of it as the gift that keeps giving the more you do it/the better you get at each step!
@ishankumar6230
@ishankumar6230 2 года назад
@@Movementgems Thanks a bunch man!!
@danielmaina4942
@danielmaina4942 5 месяцев назад
You really fought for that Lsit!🔥😂
@pinoyaesthetics
@pinoyaesthetics 2 года назад
Just curious. How many sets do you do on each exercise? I.e. The ATG Splits and the others?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
25 reps on steps 1-5! Then the l sit and stretches can be a 90 seconds each. If you want a real challenge while not yet being able to do 25 in a row on anything, just stay and rest in the same spot and continue until you get 25! It’s really no joke how easy or hard you can make each exercise by adding more reps or range, the possibilities are seriously endless when you’re honest with yourself
@pinoyaesthetics
@pinoyaesthetics 2 года назад
​@@Movementgems Awesome thank you!! Do you do another set after all of these? Or you just stick to doing one then that's it for the day?
@denvergriffin5555
@denvergriffin5555 2 года назад
Andrew, tremendous videos - your training is artful. Do you find a lower back/hinge type movement "missing" in ATG Zero? It seems odd that the system would have people doing things like J Curls and SL Back Extensions in the next phase when there is nothing similar in Zero. I am underway and love the program, but as an old but experienced lifter, the absence of a posterior chain movement has me scratching my head. (In the sense that E-Walk is a stretch, not a strength move really.)
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
I appreciate the kind words man - thanks for taking the time to comment. As far as equipmentless exercises, I think elephant walks are still going to be someone’s best bet for a lower back/hip hinge movement, and would do just fine to prep the posterior chain for Jefferson curl or rdl. But if someone does have equipment, then of course light Jefferson curls and rdl would be the best prep for Jefferson curl and rdl. You definitely have a fair point as the intensity of elephant walk isn’t going to be remotely close to your usual posterior chain exercises like low bar squat or heavy deadlifts. But I try to think of dynamic stretches like elephant walk as the lightest possible strength movement, since you are still technically loading your hamstrings with the weight of your upper body
@Senseibadman
@Senseibadman 4 месяца назад
What is you’re routine with this?! Daily or every few days ? Also do you intend to add weights to this routine ? Do you do other weighted excersises for you’re legs and is this a routine to do on days off ??
@kandycid100
@kandycid100 2 года назад
Hey bro have you put on any muscle to your frame since completing dense and standards or any from any of bens programs?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
I have - I’m in the best shape of my life without training for aesthetics thanks to Ben. Besides the hypertrophy to the usual show muscles, ATG really helped jack up my lacking areas like my lower legs, feet, hip flexors, obliques, and spinal erectors. But more importantly, it helped me realize when you take care of your tendons and ligaments and the things not visible, it makes the things that are visible easier to train
@kandycid100
@kandycid100 2 года назад
@@Movementgems awesome. Thanks for the reply 🙏
@imosdefinite
@imosdefinite 2 года назад
during the split squat is it okay to have the back of your front foot raise our must it stay completely on the ground like yours?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
They're both okay totally brother - one can split squat with the front foot 1 inch from the floor that's okay too and just lets you know ankle mobility may be one of your limiting points, and over the time of getting in consistent split squats that front foot's heel will become mobile enough to be
@JusJusJusJus
@JusJusJusJus 2 года назад
Should I do these in the same session i did heel elevated squats and deadlifts?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Since these are high rep bodyweight exercises they can be added pretty easily yup, as long as you’re recovering from your volume
@meekatoblerone5242
@meekatoblerone5242 Год назад
You said you have scoliosis in the upper thoracic, did you find it hard to push evenly on stuff like L-sits initially?
@Limeguy98
@Limeguy98 Год назад
Are you doing a certain number of sets and reps each exercise or once until failure?
@patriarch124
@patriarch124 Год назад
Do you do other exercises or lift weights after doing all of these? Thanks
@amberherddog8061
@amberherddog8061 2 года назад
I'm gonna try thz...I'm so messed up where to start that i just went drctly to ath squat and tibialis raise....bt one thing bruh hw do you incorporate those in ur workout routine I'm finding that part a little hard 😭since doing all might take up my actual wo time
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
It can seem overwhelming at first, but start slow! Just pick 1 or 2 exercises that you feel are your weakest links and trying to progress those week to week can be a huge win
@dsnipe7
@dsnipe7 2 года назад
Current ball player do you think it would be effective to do 5 times a week trying to 10x my results
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
I think sled + atg zero can do wonders for ballers. The focus is really on quality and progressing to more and more difficult form and not so much quantity, so 3 days a week of really giving these movements your undivided attention and seeing how well you recover would be a great start
@Agrover112
@Agrover112 Год назад
Bro also nice L-Sit! But isn't your l sit more shoulder, chest dominated? It looks like a modified L sit? Do you squeeze you glutes / quads during the L sit?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems Год назад
Thank you! I’m not squeezing my glutes, but definitely squeezing my quads - it does have some upper body elements to it but it’s mostly a hip flexor exercise
@Agrover112
@Agrover112 Год назад
@@Movementgems Thanks I too realised it's more about the quads
@SpaceDjoxy
@SpaceDjoxy 10 месяцев назад
Were you struggling with your left knee, bro? Interested because of the difference in form of the split squat compared to the right one.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 10 месяцев назад
Great eye! It wasn’t my knee, but a significantly tighter right hip flexor, when doing left knee split squats. Since then, hip flexors have been significantly lengthened out. You can know if the hip flexors are more lengthened when there isn’t an anterior pelvic tilt on split squats
@bgpilko
@bgpilko 2 года назад
Does anyone know if you need to sign up to the actual program? Or do videos like this sum it all up? I dont understand if there are progressions/variations etc. or if you just keep doing these exercises over and over.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Atg zero lower body sessions are indeed these exercises. But just because you have the paint doesn’t make you an artist, and the folks at ATG teach you to become an artist. Regressions, progressions, troubleshooting, an amazing custom ATG app, and form coaching will always be way more important than the exercises themselves, and that’s why I always encourage anyone interested to try out a month of their service
@bgpilko
@bgpilko 2 года назад
@@Movementgems thanks, appreciate the reply. I'm definitely inclined to do the full program - if you're gonna do it do it properly I guess!
@hermilogarcia7510
@hermilogarcia7510 Год назад
Do you do your normal workout (lifting weights) while doing this program, or just the program itself?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems Год назад
I love doing the actual atg program itself, I’m fully by the book
@hermilogarcia7510
@hermilogarcia7510 Год назад
@@Movementgems Awesome. Thank you for the response!
@pauloferro8755
@pauloferro8755 2 года назад
gereat job! 1 set only?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
ATG Zero is indeed one set of each of the 8 steps. But don’t let that stop you! All the rep exercises are done for 25 reps so there’s absolutely nothing wrong with breaking those 25 reps into more than 1 set. And it’s also okay to do more than 25 reps if you wish!
@lucademirtas2495
@lucademirtas2495 10 месяцев назад
If you‘d have to make sets and reps for the workout how would you set it up?
@jamesb7948
@jamesb7948 2 года назад
Damn Man U got some crazy good flexibility, how long u been doing zero?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Thanks so much! I was just as inflexible as everyone else when I started, but man does atg really help lengthen you out overtime. I started zero back in the pandemic, and afterwards ran dense and standards. Now since I’m on atg advanced zero, I just like using normal zero as a sick warmup before sport or on my off days!
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Thanks so much! I was just as inflexible as everyone else when I started, but man does atg really help lengthen you out overtime. I started zero back in the pandemic, and afterwards ran dense and standards. Now since I’m on atg advanced zero, I just like using normal zero as a sick warmup before sport or on my off days!
@remylebeau8934
@remylebeau8934 2 года назад
What’s those muscles above the knee called? Damn them joints is nice!
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Thank you 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 it’s the quadricep, but the teardrop shape muscle above the knee is specifically your VMO - part of the quad
@MMAFightMagazine
@MMAFightMagazine 3 месяца назад
If anyone *knows* - may i ask: What is the verdict regarding the noises (nitrogen bubbles popping??) on each rep? See 4:43 and the next 30 seconds, for example. Is this doing more harm than good, or is that just a myth? Thank you. To the poster, great job! 😊
@rinky_dinky
@rinky_dinky Год назад
hey ! im stuggling with knee pain and i am seriously considering subscribing to the ATG program ... but i have a very limited gym experience and equipment , will that be a hindrance ?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems Год назад
My god honest suggestion is to try a month of atgonlinecoaching.com! The zero program requires no equipment so it will not be a hinderance
@rinky_dinky
@rinky_dinky Год назад
@@Movementgems cheers I've actually signed up for the atg online coaching 2 months ago , and I can feel improvements in my knee strength cheers
@muttleyt2805
@muttleyt2805 Год назад
Are these exercises the very basic/first programme of atg line?
@Agrover112
@Agrover112 Год назад
Bro how do you prevent getting blisters on feet with the quad stretch it really hurts my feet
@Movementgems
@Movementgems Год назад
Hmm never heard of that, perhaps use a lot of cushion
@malkashayna
@malkashayna Год назад
Looks like his back knee is touching the ground some times. Patrick specifically says the knee should not touch the floor. I am finding that hard too.
@Movementgems
@Movementgems Год назад
Haha I’m not perfect either 😂
@zoupyzoup7989
@zoupyzoup7989 2 года назад
Hi great video and very useful, I was wondering what the rep ranges and set of this should be?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Happy to help. Just one set of 25 (25 each leg for single leg exercises) and trying to create a stronger mind muscle connection through the set should be the intent
@therealworldlibrary
@therealworldlibrary 2 года назад
By the way, the original zero program has 2 sets of tib raises, 5 sets of 5 for the atg split squats and up to 3 sets for the couch stretch and the peterson step (up).
@Senseibadman
@Senseibadman 4 месяца назад
I wonder if I should do this on leg days or on rest days ??
@footballlibrary8553
@footballlibrary8553 Год назад
Should I do multiple sets for each excersises or only 1 set
@Movementgems
@Movementgems Год назад
The actual program calls for 1 set of each, 3x a week - but anyone should feel free to do as much volume as they choose to. Just prioritize form
@ourclarioncall
@ourclarioncall Год назад
Just my analytical brain working here Anyone know how far a persons knee can go forward over their toes while the heel is flat on the floor . Like a measurement in inches? Maybe everyone is different but guessing the maybe be a rough average Let’s just say hypothetically it was 10 inches (I dunno I’m just making this up ) then I could put an object 10 inches from my knee , knowing that when my knee hits that object (one day in the future) then I’ve reached close to the max Or I like the idea of being say one inch away from the object and work at hitting that , then work on 2 inches away , then 3. You could stand in a doorway sideways so that one of your legs can extend forward and your knee will hit the doorpost. To me I like that idea as the focus is on the knee going forward and it’s easy to measure and see visually your progress With the Patrick step it seems like there a lot to get distracted with as your focus is on your foot out with your toes up and touching your heel gently and balancing and maybe using a stick for support etc. your not really thinking about or focusing on your knee going forward Why not stand on a 6inch block in a doorway and position your knee so it’s an inch or two away or whatever range your comfortable in and simply let the knee go forward until it hits the doorpost. The other leg that’s not standing on the block but just hovering in mid air would just drop straight down a distance without touching the floor as the knee moves forward towards the doorpost. So no need for extending the leg forward and heel tapping the floor and leaning back etc . To me that’s much simpler But then what do I know ! Maybe I’m missing something here , maybe there is a purpose or need for the leg to go forward and the heel to tap the ground 🤔 I just bought knee ability zero and was reading and thinking about it tonight and studying the pictures
@Movementgems
@Movementgems Год назад
I like your thought process!
@ourclarioncall
@ourclarioncall Год назад
@@Movementgems thanks mate , I think your the first person in my entire life that’s said that . Usually my deep analysis drives people nuts 🙂
@thelthrythquezada8397
@thelthrythquezada8397 3 месяца назад
Came for the workout, stayed for the birds singing. Nice to listen to on the way to work
@prestonmilford789
@prestonmilford789 Год назад
How often do you do this per week?
@ciprianolopez7559
@ciprianolopez7559 11 месяцев назад
How many sets and reps ?
@jalrox123
@jalrox123 8 месяцев назад
Did it help for weak (painful) knees ?
@SouEuMesmoAqui
@SouEuMesmoAqui Год назад
Thanks for the video! So you only do 25 reps of each?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems Год назад
Happy to help. Yup, atg zero calls for 25 reps
@danhworth100
@danhworth100 Год назад
The L sit is a monster
@Th3FuNkMan
@Th3FuNkMan Год назад
Hey how often are you supposed to do this?
@kthapa1660
@kthapa1660 Год назад
Hey there, how often do you do these in a week ?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems Год назад
I performed this 8 step routine 3x a week when I was in zero, and now use parts of it throughout my week now that I’m on the atg shred program
@queenbeaver
@queenbeaver 2 года назад
Do you do weightlifting after this? It takes a lot of time, if so?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
I don’t do weightlifting in the sense of Olympic weightlifting, but I do lift weights after performing atg zero. It does take time, but I do think the long term benefits return so much that it makes it worth the time
@queenbeaver
@queenbeaver 2 года назад
@@Movementgems thanks! Will you transition to the dense strength program?
@aron9457
@aron9457 2 года назад
Isn't the split squat supposed to be 5x5? Or am I just mistaken
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
It can be either! It’s usually more gentle to break split squat into multiple sets at first, but once the ability is there, the sky is the limit for reps
@aminahpd
@aminahpd 6 месяцев назад
Omg when I try the last one I stay bent over 🤦🏾‍♀️. I cannot get my back up against that wall. But I keep trying.😊
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 6 месяцев назад
That's normal - keep at it!
@Konphetty
@Konphetty 2 года назад
What is the goal of ATG program? Strength? Hypertrophy?
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Longevity! Which I personally believe will bring the most long term gains to both strength and hypertrophy 🤠
@DSJALLDAY
@DSJALLDAY 2 года назад
Nice muscles man. So glad I don’t have to watch a slob like me do these exercises 😂
@Movementgems
@Movementgems 2 года назад
Thanks man 🙏🏽 I’d watch you do these exercises mr. dsjallday
@ManojKumar-ti9lb
@ManojKumar-ti9lb 4 месяца назад
Is this program for those who have good knee health ?? I have both knee ligament tear can i do these exercises..?
@alandingleton6975
@alandingleton6975 4 месяца назад
I’m gonna do half the routine a day and the other half the other day
@kneecage3236
@kneecage3236 Год назад
No tib raise after calf raise?
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