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Back rehab: Brian Carroll with Dr. Stuart McGill - McGill pull-up with maximum Neural drive 

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In this video, 1300+ squatter, McGill Method Certified coach and 10/20/Life creator and co-author of Gift of Injury Brian Carroll working with Dr. McGill creating engrams and perfect explosive movement. #pullup #pullups #core
For more on Brian's work with Dr. McGill check out their joint book Gift of Injury: shop.powerrack...
Maximum Neural drive during a chin-up from every part of the back and it starts with grip. Instead of sets of 6-10, consider sets of 1, 10 or so times, and working up to 15-20 singles, over time. Take about 10 seconds of rest between.
Brian is a world-class powerlifter with over two decades of world-class powerlifting under his belt. Coming back from a devastating back injury in 2012 that broke multiple bones and that most experts said he would never recover from, he has returned to the pinnacle of world-class lifting (while 100% pain and symptom-free) and is now dedicated to helping others avoid the same mistakes that he made in the past through private and group coaching.Brian’s impressive recovery has given him the opportunity to teach and deliver talks to physical therapists, chiropractors, medical doctors, professional strength & conditioning coaches, and experts from all facets of the sport, on how to avoid injury, while building anti-fragile strength and resilience in athletes.
A competitive powerlifter since 1999, Brian Carroll is one of the most accomplished lifters in the history of the sport. Having lifted at the elite world-class level since 2005, Brian has well over a decade of world-class lifting experience. He has totaled more than ten times his body weight in three different classes, and both bench pressed and deadlifted over 800 pounds in two different classes. In his career, he’s totaled 2500 over 20 times in 2 different weight classes.Most recently (10.3.20) -Brian set the highest squat of all-time (regardless of weight class) with 1306lbs - being the first man to break the 1300lb squat barrier at a body-weight of 303lbs.
Brian Carroll's Website: www.powerracks...
Back Pained and want to return to lifting? Or need some guidance? Schedule a consult with Brian: www.powerracks....
Brian's Gift of Injury Co-authored Book with Dr. McGill: shop.powerrack....
Dr. McGill's assessment book: Back mechanic: shop.powerrack....
Brian's 10/20/Life Strength training Manual: shop.powerrack....

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Комментарии : 179   
@retepd1e
@retepd1e 10 лет назад
Man, why is this genius not more popular on youtube?! RU-vid should be loaded with his videos
@ZEvenEsh
@ZEvenEsh 6 лет назад
He would have to light his hair on fire, and the still image would need his eyes to be RED and a photo of his spine exploding from his back. Entertainment over education. Those who know, KNOW!
@BrodeyDoverosx
@BrodeyDoverosx 5 лет назад
People would rather be sold a lie than be told the truth.
@icebox_Intruder
@icebox_Intruder 3 года назад
Because the ones he does have are edited terribly.
@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415
@@BrodeyDoverosx they want the hollywood dream Even in tennis I teach
@nicoful86
@nicoful86 11 месяцев назад
I'd argue the algoritm likes this guy!
@Elassyahmed
@Elassyahmed Год назад
Imagine how lucky you need to be to spend even a minute with Dr McGill let alone be rehabbed by him
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 Год назад
Now there are lots of us available to help others because of his work.
@Cacophony314
@Cacophony314 Год назад
He's the type of person I call a celebrity.
@cagneybillingsley2165
@cagneybillingsley2165 10 месяцев назад
what a legend. he even talked about mewing. putting the tongue flat on the back of your palate
@LC-in5or
@LC-in5or 4 месяца назад
Yeah, you have to be able to book a mean wammer!
@stevethea5250
@stevethea5250 3 месяца назад
​@@Cacophony314why
@BiggestBiggestBird
@BiggestBiggestBird Год назад
I have only now hearing about Dr. Mcgill. I am going to share with friends and my future children. Thank you
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
Thanks for sharing!
@fawcusfitness
@fawcusfitness 7 лет назад
Nice to see people finally realizing that Dr. McGill is "THE" guy. Brian thanks for posting these, I have been following Dr. McGill for years but am only getting onto RU-vid myself now...
@Human53182
@Human53182 6 месяцев назад
After a few weeks of doing this it actually brought my max pull ups from 6 to 12. I can't believe it worked so well. Part of that is probably because I had only been seriously working for 2 months prior to trying this technique so I'm going to get fast gains in the beginning. but still, the results are impressive.
@SpicyCactus
@SpicyCactus 13 дней назад
Amazing old man
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 13 дней назад
Thanks
@Possiblycrazy90
@Possiblycrazy90 6 месяцев назад
That’s one badass pull up
@Romios_
@Romios_ 10 лет назад
I feel so lucky i found this Scientist afew years ago!( i found some articles he wrote)....The Real deal......pure gold!...guys we are very lucky that we can find him in you tube...believe me .
@ziontziont3106
@ziontziont3106 7 месяцев назад
Fuck yeah, definitely trying this
@mombojom3
@mombojom3 8 месяцев назад
I wonder if this McGill type of lifting works with all types of lifts? Bench, squats, etc? Just do 1 or 2 reps at 100% for many sets? Any info on other lifts? This is revolutionary!
@mrpotatochu6611
@mrpotatochu6611 28 дней назад
With weights its just called heavy singles and has been known for a long time
@timfosho
@timfosho 10 лет назад
this dude reminds me of walter white
@domzbu
@domzbu 10 лет назад
Haha yes!
@nicholaswright1181
@nicholaswright1181 10 месяцев назад
What are your thoughts today on this style of training Brian? Did you see benefit? Was this for rehabbing an injury? Where do you see this style of training fitting into someone's routine (regularly included, periodic blocks, rehab only)? Interested to hear your thoughts.
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 10 месяцев назад
Hello - this is about 4 questions in 1. I suggest checking out my whole body of work in both of these bookspowerrackstrength.myshopify.com/products/combo-10-20-life-second-edition-ultimate-back-fitness-performance
@jackmadsen8645
@jackmadsen8645 7 месяцев назад
I am not sure if anyone knows what Dr. McGill's recommendation would be but doing say 30 sets of 1 in this manner, is this something that should be done 1-2x/week or everyday? Does anyone know what he recommends?
@MrMiselu
@MrMiselu Месяц назад
Is this safe to do with weighted pull ups too?
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 Месяц назад
As long as you’ve built up to it.
@meNtor890
@meNtor890 9 лет назад
so you improve neural drive if you train like this. but how does that translate to doing repetitions, or a weighted max? as in training specificity. does it improve power only? doesn't seem like it trains hypertrophy.
@8jakeP8
@8jakeP8 9 лет назад
Not an expert in this, but the point is not to train for hypertrophy. There will be hypertrophy because you are trying to activate every single muscle fiber for multiple singles, but the main point is to increase strength through increasing neural drive/CNS efficiency.
@meNtor890
@meNtor890 9 лет назад
El Jake how does it benefit a strength athlete then? I kind of assume hypertrophy is the long term goal. So by getting stronger by using this, you can utilize your strength in repetition sets later? Where do you need max pull up strength?
@8jakeP8
@8jakeP8 9 лет назад
It does not really work like that. Hypertrophy is really just a byproduct of volume when it comes to strength training. Though most strength athletes implement hypertrophy work as well. Kind of like working up to a heavy 3 rep vs 5 sets of 10 reps. Not all strength athletes want hypertrophy. For instance if someone wants to compete in a certain weight class hypertrophy would be detrimental to them staying in their weight class. This exercise is kind of like a box jump equivalent for pullups. The exercise's goal is not to make you huge, but to make your body very efficient at doing the movement with maximum amount of power. Because you get more efficient at it in this way you also become more efficient at doing it in a repetition fashion. Also, again mainly as a byproduct, it will develop hypertrophy and mainly in the fast twitch muscle fibers which are the biggest.
@meNtor890
@meNtor890 9 лет назад
El Jake thanks for your awesome reply! should one use this exercise from time to time then to crank up the neural drive, like once or twice a month, while doing regular pullups otherwise? what are similar exercises for other muscle groups? guess heavy deadlifts box squats are some. how about heavy benching vs speed benching?
@efisgpr
@efisgpr 7 лет назад
El Jake Plus, developing the efficiency (and functional hypertrophy, i.e. in the contractile units) will result in enhanced work capacity. This work capacity allows the trainee to perform more reps per set and sets per workout, thus resulting in hypertrophic gains.. when the rep scheme is tailored to that by the coach.
@exercisewizard
@exercisewizard 10 лет назад
Great!
@Cacophony314
@Cacophony314 Год назад
I'd fan girl over Dr.McGill 😂.
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
HA
@2natec
@2natec 10 лет назад
When doc says "centrate you shoulder blades", does he mean "retract your scapula"/"put your shoulders in your back pocket"?
@HaydenGladstonePT
@HaydenGladstonePT 8 лет назад
+2natec The calm before the storm. Relaxing and then fire. So basically, yes.
@BrodeyDoverosx
@BrodeyDoverosx 5 лет назад
Yes. Exactly. Retracting the scapula is how you stabilize the thoracic spine.
@ricoswervo6912
@ricoswervo6912 24 дня назад
Does this work with smaller guys I’m only 5’6 165lb
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 24 дня назад
Absolutely! You can even add weight to them with a belt if you find it necessary
@ricoswervo6912
@ricoswervo6912 23 дня назад
@@BrianCarroll1306 thanks for the feedback !!!
@Jack-ik9vy
@Jack-ik9vy 9 месяцев назад
Can you apply this to other exercises?
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 9 месяцев назад
Possibly
@DanielSkyHighMcClain
@DanielSkyHighMcClain Год назад
Will you get better results if you do these pull-ups slower than the guy in this video?
@sh0cktim3
@sh0cktim3 11 месяцев назад
No! you want to explode up with max power.....
@MarvFitBikesKicks
@MarvFitBikesKicks 11 месяцев назад
Doing it slower would just translate to a regular pull up which would defeat the purpose of the technique he’s teaching
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
YES
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
The man is fat, but he's fast!
@michaelgoobian6521
@michaelgoobian6521 9 месяцев назад
how much rest time in between pulls in optimal?
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 9 месяцев назад
Depends - experiment then let me know
@arronjoseph5962
@arronjoseph5962 6 месяцев назад
These are for going full intensity for a few reps to increase strength. For this you should rest atleast 1:30-2 min between each set like powerlifters
@richard217
@richard217 8 лет назад
Thoughts on the standard plank and people who have blood pressure issues...?
@ResistanceQuest
@ResistanceQuest 6 лет назад
Richard* Abstracts, fitness and my faith the general wisdom is that isometrics are safe for people with hypertension, which would include planks. The thing I'd point out is that the person who is exercising must learn to contract the core without using the valsalva maneuver, which from what I have read can momentarily increase blood pressure. Not 100% sure if Dr. McGill would agree or not but I hope this helps
@853rudedogs2
@853rudedogs2 3 года назад
Nice barrel chest
@Brent-wb3tk
@Brent-wb3tk 6 месяцев назад
Brian Carroll Burnett Richard Simmons
@mc_eeengr
@mc_eeengr Год назад
is he saying fat toad? 0:37
@benisisballin
@benisisballin 4 года назад
This isn’t buckethead either, wtf
@lansicus1160
@lansicus1160 Год назад
Explain it like I’m 5
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
5lbs?
@WaltLQ
@WaltLQ 6 лет назад
Excessive lumbar lordosis?
@respeezy
@respeezy 6 лет назад
yeah was wondering about that too
@precisionmovement
@precisionmovement 6 лет назад
Assessing lumbar spine centroids from external appearance is notoriously difficult. Most important feature to control is flexion + rotation.books.google.co.uk/books?id=xeZOAQAAQBAJ&pg=PA52&lpg=PA52&dq=lumbar+spine+centroids&source=bl&ots=g3SQy5wVDo&sig=PIY56Bdx2-0HtnXbl8_lqqD4bAI&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi1kcyis6zeAhVsL8AKHZp0Bx0Q6AEwDXoECAMQAQ#v=onepage&q=lumbar%20spine%20centroids&f=false
@BrodeyDoverosx
@BrodeyDoverosx 5 лет назад
What works for one individual does not work for others. -Dr. McGill
@riesenbuhai
@riesenbuhai 6 месяцев назад
the lobster claw
@WaltLQ
@WaltLQ 6 лет назад
Did someone mention me?
@mountfairweather
@mountfairweather 2 года назад
Overrated
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 2 года назад
Your mom isn’t
@jakehawes2290
@jakehawes2290 6 лет назад
Posture looks awful
@jakehawes2290
@jakehawes2290 6 лет назад
Till he gets on bar
@2023Cobra
@2023Cobra Год назад
@@jakehawes2290his back was injured at the point
@earthlingaadi1339
@earthlingaadi1339 3 года назад
Reading Dr McGill's book called "Back Mechanic" helped me almost entirely eliminate my 5 year old lower lumbar pain and sciatica..
@tomorrowishere11215
@tomorrowishere11215 3 года назад
I lift heavy things for work. Read the same book, back in action with maintenance in less than 3 weeks
@davidrajaruzicka5546
@davidrajaruzicka5546 11 месяцев назад
For me, I have piriformis issues, so my issue is the hip/glutes itself, but I will say, Dr. Stuart McGill is a great resource for building stability. But my one gripe is that I think his philosophy on a neutral spine for every movement is not optimal/practical because of how we move in the real world or in certain activities. I still think he is great at building stability in the back/hips/spine.
@anthonycho6344
@anthonycho6344 Месяц назад
I read it cover to cover. Herniated my lower lumbar and I run 15km with no pain.
@patrickquinn1769
@patrickquinn1769 2 года назад
The McGill Big 3 have eliminated nervy pain in my glutes, hips call and foot...HIGHLY RECOMMEND his book Back Mechanic.
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 2 года назад
Have you read gift of injury?
@drzoidberg19855
@drzoidberg19855 2 года назад
@@BrianCarroll1306 re-read big chunks of The Gift of Injury today and then did the heaviest pain free deadlifts I've done in probably five years. The deadlift setup info alone makes that book worth the price of admission.
@bitkid1041
@bitkid1041 Год назад
Is that so? It’s a high ticket book, I should probably invest!
@hugovieira8784
@hugovieira8784 6 лет назад
yeah mr. white! yeah science!
@shavethefuzz
@shavethefuzz 11 лет назад
These videos with the Dr and your slow rebuilding are awesome, keep posting these.
@BrodeyDoverosx
@BrodeyDoverosx 5 лет назад
I’ve been using neural drive training doing pull ups to help stiffen my thoracic spine. The changes to my cns are unbelievable in this stage of recovery from a disc injury in the t spine. I’m moving like I did when I was doing full time jkd with Jerry Poteet and Octavio Quintero.
@RuskiyStandardRaw
@RuskiyStandardRaw 11 месяцев назад
Love it
@rjvsmb
@rjvsmb 3 года назад
Holy Crap! Look at his back.
@ltandkholbrook9555
@ltandkholbrook9555 29 дней назад
That's not a back that's a wall 😂
@MikeLibbie
@MikeLibbie 8 лет назад
I want to learn more about the "fat tongue" cue. Anyone know it? Is it in his books?
@chaseb6728
@chaseb6728 8 лет назад
I can't cite sources, but essentially the "fat tongue" cue is to start relaxing the tongue, jaw, and face. Because you hold so much tension in these regions when you amped up, the difference is apparent immeadiately. Next time you finish a bench set, try and think "fat tongue, relax the face and jaw" while you are on the bench. It was used in weightlifting to bring down neural excitement between attempts.
@iloverumi
@iloverumi 5 лет назад
@Arien York the man. thank you.
@bitkid1041
@bitkid1041 Год назад
This is fucking gold!
@jakkritphanomchit
@jakkritphanomchit Год назад
Great video thanks for sharing? Can someone please explain the concept of 'centration' in this context. It's not the same as the scapular shrug sometimes advised when doing pull ups. Centration does however involve engaging rhomboids pre action. Also, I've noted how your head is facing upwards which likely primes the rest of the body and kinetic chain.
@gezzapk
@gezzapk Год назад
He means to focus all your attention to the back muscles by activating them during the pull up. Pretty much the correct term for having mind-muscle connection. He says afterwards “it’s all about getting the maximum neural drive from every part of the back”
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
Extreme focus on the specific area
@Tombalino
@Tombalino 5 лет назад
This is very fascinating and brilliant
@JC-un4bg
@JC-un4bg 6 месяцев назад
People like this are so important to society. Back pain , or just parts of the body that don’t function correctly are a nightmare .
@jordanwalters13
@jordanwalters13 6 месяцев назад
Can you explain the “lobster claw”?
@theakhileshnair
@theakhileshnair Месяц назад
Instead of grabbing the pull bar like grabbing a thick rod (no pun intended) i.e. 4 fingers on one side the thumb on the other like a circle. What you do is place all your fingers including the thumb on one side ( instead of a circle do a semi circle).
@agentk5590
@agentk5590 Месяц назад
Did he say "fat Tony"?
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 Месяц назад
lol
@muhammedmaster5499
@muhammedmaster5499 4 месяца назад
Are you taking 300k or dinner with dr Mcgill
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 4 месяца назад
You tell me
@englishforsrilanka2535
@englishforsrilanka2535 Год назад
What should be the break between reps?
@Npc1488-wc1kf
@Npc1488-wc1kf Год назад
20-30 is what Ive seen posted, someone watched the whole vid and posted
@englishforsrilanka2535
@englishforsrilanka2535 Год назад
@@Npc1488-wc1kf Thank you.
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
5-15sec or so
@carlosserbero4592
@carlosserbero4592 Месяц назад
Hello! I speak Spanish so I didn't quite understand one part about the series: the idea is to do 1 series of 1 or 2 repetitions at maximum with a rest of approximately 20 seconds and repeat the process again until reaching a total of 8 repetitions?
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 Месяц назад
Correct. However rest is up to you.
@carlosserbero4592
@carlosserbero4592 Месяц назад
@@BrianCarroll1306 thank you so much 🙌
@TrustNobodyOnlyCripMac55th
@TrustNobodyOnlyCripMac55th 10 месяцев назад
This Dr. Brings a beautiful new meaning to the term two pump chump.
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 10 месяцев назад
Professor Dr
@themutechef4511
@themutechef4511 5 лет назад
Brian your damn strong man
@Ilovejesuschrist012
@Ilovejesuschrist012 Год назад
What does he make him do with his tongue??? I’m confused
@BoyMadeOfCardBoard
@BoyMadeOfCardBoard Год назад
def gonna try this
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
Do it
@donlitt
@donlitt 10 месяцев назад
This should have millions of views
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 10 месяцев назад
yes
@BobAlong-l5y
@BobAlong-l5y 11 месяцев назад
ive been doing pull ups for years i knew about slightly moving the scapular before movement, but i understand how you would hardly use any strength, compared to 1st rep sets, you come out of position like repping out deadlifts.
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 10 месяцев назад
OK cool
@Ichorof
@Ichorof 3 месяца назад
Do you do them every day? What’s the schedule like?
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 3 месяца назад
Typically used as a primer on deadlift day
@1aspirefit
@1aspirefit 21 день назад
thats 1 explosive pullup for such a big guy
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 21 день назад
Thank you
@Tombalino
@Tombalino 5 лет назад
Bruce Lee said he’d fear the man who did 10000 singles more than a guy who did a set of 10000
@seanlatterson
@seanlatterson 2 года назад
No he didnt dumbass
@bitkid1041
@bitkid1041 Год назад
Underrated 😂
@Ronin_Noir
@Ronin_Noir Год назад
Not exactly, he said he feared the man who practiced one kick 10,000 times versus the man who practiced 10,000 different techniques.
@RuskiyStandardRaw
@RuskiyStandardRaw 11 месяцев назад
Yes okay but have you ever done a set of 10,000 weightless lateral raises? Brutal.
@VideoStyler09
@VideoStyler09 11 месяцев назад
You must be fun at parties@@Ronin_Noir
@fongsiyu
@fongsiyu 11 месяцев назад
Would this also work with an exercise like strict hand stand push ups? Would it change the effectiveness if you start with arms extended or directly from the bottom position?
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
Could work prob
@mikerotonda6264
@mikerotonda6264 11 месяцев назад
I do pull ups as part of my weight exercises... Is doing this. One rep good for muscle growth? I do about 4-6 reps with 1 minute rest, and do that for about 25/30 minutes... Am I doing something wrong...
@fleadoggreen9062
@fleadoggreen9062 3 года назад
So don’t cross my legs when doing a pull up?
@lansicus1160
@lansicus1160 Год назад
That’s wild because I saw a video with the same big dude saying you should cross your legs and keep your entire body rigid
@jasonlorance1918
@jasonlorance1918 2 месяца назад
How many times per week did you do these? Thx!
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 2 месяца назад
Before each deadlift day as a primer. So once.
@jasonlorance1918
@jasonlorance1918 2 месяца назад
@@BrianCarroll1306thanks!
@Ilovejesuschrist012
@Ilovejesuschrist012 Год назад
How do I implement this into my workout? Do I replace my normal pull ups with this? What about chin ups
@sak1211
@sak1211 11 месяцев назад
do ur normal pull ups bro this technique is not gonna increase ur plateau. This is some kind of therapy for people who had back injury in the past.
@Ilovejesuschrist012
@Ilovejesuschrist012 11 месяцев назад
@@sak1211 well it did for me brodie but you do you 😂😂😂
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
Not true
@thebenforever
@thebenforever 7 месяцев назад
McGill Mustache: "trust me bro."
@aaronkeener5559
@aaronkeener5559 8 месяцев назад
How long between “sets”? How many days a week?
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 8 месяцев назад
Depends on the goal - I have a lot more videos on this - search around
@aaronkeener5559
@aaronkeener5559 8 месяцев назад
@@BrianCarroll1306that’s not an answer 🤷‍♂️😂. Say I’m trying to get stronger & increase my number of reps
@LC-in5or
@LC-in5or 4 месяца назад
So do you do online coaching for back rehab or what?
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 4 месяца назад
www.powerrackstrength.com
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 4 месяца назад
I do
@LC-in5or
@LC-in5or 4 месяца назад
@@BrianCarroll1306 Ok, Cool. thank you. I'll go ahead and get those books and then get back to you
@ВикторКорнеев-ж2м
@ВикторКорнеев-ж2м 6 месяцев назад
👍👍👍👍👍
@paulocassar5497
@paulocassar5497 6 месяцев назад
30 x 1
@thiagoleite3255
@thiagoleite3255 Год назад
Amazing
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
Thanks
@eyeofsauron2812
@eyeofsauron2812 9 месяцев назад
So he injured his back and now 1rep pull ups are helping him recover?
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 9 месяцев назад
Dig a little bit deeper in the desc
@themutechef4511
@themutechef4511 5 лет назад
Hello Brian awesome pull-up video man
@WaltLQ
@WaltLQ 6 лет назад
I remind me of Walter White lol
@DKC1122
@DKC1122 4 года назад
Hi Sir how can we regenerate a herniated disc?
@KingCoCo
@KingCoCo Год назад
Vibranium.
@JAMES.ARAGORN
@JAMES.ARAGORN Год назад
Mike Mentzer 💪
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
Less the meth
@eLuZiveMaRiio
@eLuZiveMaRiio 11 месяцев назад
How could I use this with my weighted chin up routine? My 1 rep max is 40kg weighted chin up. Should I do 30kg 10 sets of 1? How long should the rest be?
@eLuZiveMaRiio
@eLuZiveMaRiio 11 месяцев назад
Or should I decrease the weight to do 30 sets?
@BrianCarroll1306
@BrianCarroll1306 11 месяцев назад
Not sure
@moreassmoregas
@moreassmoregas 7 месяцев назад
Did u try it bro? I'm also pretty interested.
@liam111liam
@liam111liam 8 лет назад
Foundation training, andreas moritz books and yogalign might interest you as well as long as your mind is open
@efisgpr
@efisgpr 7 лет назад
liam111liam Thanks, I'm gonna check 'em out.
@gomesdiogo
@gomesdiogo 7 лет назад
Yeah, they have amazing posterior chain exercises.
@respeezy
@respeezy 6 лет назад
This plainly looks weird, is there any science to it? and why is he not correcting the anterior pelvic tilt during the movement?
@yomomshouse100
@yomomshouse100 6 лет назад
respeezy do you know who stuart mcgill is?
@pacholito24
@pacholito24 5 лет назад
Because his lower back was complelty shattered and if he did correct his pelvic tilt it would just make him sentized to pain and he would loose that lumbar curve.
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