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Correcting Greg Doucette... again. (Rep Speed Matters) 

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@therabic
@therabic Год назад
Xanax ruined my father's life. I too disagree with Xanax. God bless HIT training. 🙌🏾
@sebastiancastillo8512
@sebastiancastillo8512 Год назад
Why do you claim to offer unlimited email coaching with the purchase of your program, yet you haven't answered a single email? Just curious.
@fender1000100
@fender1000100 4 месяца назад
Jay's just another salesman. He is pushing the RIGHT training protocol no question. But none of these guys on youtube fitness have time to deliver what they promise. This you need to know.. Once they have your money mission accomplished.
@beachsidemath3958
@beachsidemath3958 Год назад
ahh the good ol ''i juiced succesfully' so now i have the secrets to training'' channel
@bubnjarovski
@bubnjarovski Год назад
Haha
@andrewgipe8910
@andrewgipe8910 Год назад
Love your content dude! It makes sense in theory and my strength/composition is showing that one set to failure works 💪
@renzo7673
@renzo7673 Год назад
Finally someone that said it. I've realized a big change in my arms, but I still got the stubborn belly fat. Gotta work on that. 🤣
@yourcoachbladimirsantos5136
​@@renzo7673 calories restrictions n bear whith ur body type
@johnnylira3312
@johnnylira3312 Год назад
At my local gym, everybody is clueless. I used to be clueless. I have seen the light. Thanks, Jay.
@krystofodehnal9448
@krystofodehnal9448 Год назад
Prepare for no results
@krystofodehnal9448
@krystofodehnal9448 Год назад
@TheWarsmith09 Yeah? Why?
@johnnylira3312
@johnnylira3312 Год назад
​​@@krystofodehnal9448 Completing the whole stack on a prime fitness pin loaded chest press for 6 reps on CAM 3 says otherwise. Look inward, son.
@krystofodehnal9448
@krystofodehnal9448 Год назад
@@johnnylira3312 Do it with free weight and show your physique if you wanna impress somebody
@johnnylira3312
@johnnylira3312 Год назад
​@@krystofodehnal9448 i don't do beauty contests. Make up and beauty pageants might be your department. Stick with that. My goal is looking for strength. Everyone has there own lane, friend.
@user-nm1hr6ht5p
@user-nm1hr6ht5p Год назад
Doucette is like a fucking cartoon!
@chrisharder4854
@chrisharder4854 Год назад
With a lovely screeching voice
@user-nm1hr6ht5p
@user-nm1hr6ht5p Год назад
@@chrisharder4854 He sounds like my grandma on pharyngitis!
@KenanTurkiye
@KenanTurkiye Год назад
There was 100 likes on the video and I just had to nudge it over that, now it's 101. Now it's your turn!
@mjordan5382
@mjordan5382 Год назад
The carnivore diet is actually life changing tho just like your exercise advice look into bart kay Ken Berry and Anthony Chaffee
@0713mas
@0713mas Год назад
Makes perfect sense Jay, Ty! Compare your one rep max barbell squat, to your 45 degree leg press, if your squat max is 350 and your 45 degree leg press is 1000 lbs (like mine was), well you have your data. I guess if that's the equipment you train on then adjust accordingly!
@jaromirstopka2123
@jaromirstopka2123 Год назад
Hi Jay , I like your work and agree 90% but you never answer my question in chat. Could you tell me what would be benefit for me to switch from mike mentzers ideal program to your program? And one more.....I would like to add sprints once a week Just for endurance to be able run as health person. Do you think this Will somehow harm my leg recovery?
@ruanoosthuizen6084
@ruanoosthuizen6084 Год назад
It would depend on what you can successfully recover from and adapt to. Guys like Jay Vincent and Drew Baye have "refined" and improved the HIT method that the previous guys like Arthur Jones and Mike Mentzer created. So, I would say that, in general, Jay's program would be better for most people. Proper strength training stimulates maximum improvement in all the general trainable factors of functional ability - strength/muscle mass, cardiovascular & metabolic efficiency, bone and connective tissue strength, flexibility, etc. You do not need any extra exercise like sprinting (an activity that doesn't match the definition of "exercise" anyway) for "endurance" or any other benefit if you strength train properly. I would even argue that for most people, extra stuff like running and sprinting would be detrimental to your gains. Only do an activity outside of strength training if you compete in it, or if you just really enjoy it.
@jaromirstopka2123
@jaromirstopka2123 Год назад
@@ruanoosthuizen6084 thank you Ruan
@santim2341
@santim2341 Год назад
I want to see a debate Branch Warren, the epitome of explosive weight lifting lol 🏋‍♂️
@weximan1
@weximan1 Год назад
Just ask Greg down to do a workout and see if he changes his mind
@Finessethefitness
@Finessethefitness Год назад
Jay, from what I've gathered so far is that you don't officially need to lift heavy weights to trigger hyperthatry you can do it with calisthenics alone given the right tempo and to failure, that being said weight lifting is better suited to target muscle groups for bodybuilding, lifting heavy only really benefits strength, and the only way lifting heavy can benefit both strength and hyperthatry is if your enhanced? I mean all the above has its effects because its all intwinged but I mean when where talking about efficiency when your goal is directly hyperthatry or strength? Would love a reply mate
@davidliftsheavycircles
@davidliftsheavycircles Год назад
Not to mention you have built in zero transfer time drop sets. Eg; benching 10 seconds up, 10 seconds down till failure at that tempo at that weight. Then 5 seconds up 5 down, then 3/3 then finish off with an isometric till failure. If you feel the need for a second set after that you are either insane or totally clueless
@monkeyb1820
@monkeyb1820 Год назад
nominee for crappiest selectorized equipment: 'precor'. Just got off of a cruise that had a bunch of new, 'precor' equipment, and wow did much of it suck: bad body angles, frictioney feel, hard pads on preacher curl and quad extension that makes them uncomfortable to use, cumbersome adjustment of ham curl machine. Just all-around crappy stuff.
@randygod1
@randygod1 Год назад
Do we really need an hour long video on this?
@ryangutteridge4830
@ryangutteridge4830 Год назад
It was a live stream
@craig6753
@craig6753 Год назад
Go into any gym for 20 min and just watch people work out. The general public needs a hell of a lot more than an hour-long lecture! That being said, he should streamline these a bit to keep people engaged.
@martinterrizzi515
@martinterrizzi515 Год назад
@@craig6753 correct , Second up a second down . Tired of all these fitness dudes. Next week it will be something else
@johnnylira3312
@johnnylira3312 Год назад
Jay is very thorough. Unlike Greg's 8 minute "How Dare you "cookbook"" videos are.
@randygod1
@randygod1 Год назад
@@johnnylira3312 bahaha yes I’ll definitely agree there
@fadingship935
@fadingship935 Год назад
So what you are saying is: -i should lift extremely slow on both concentric and eccentric -i should do this extreme set only once per exercise, and done in like 15-20mins -only twice workout per week and thats the optimal way?? While on the other side people like eric helms(phd on sports science and natural bodybuilding contestant) and jeff nippard says lifting tempo, muscle under tension etc doesnt matter as long as you control the weight, you should focus on progressive overload, periodizations and they emphasize on training 2x per muscle group. which one of you people are correct damnit? in your videos you make perfect sense but so do they. there are hundreds of thousands of articles about resistance training and as a normal folk i dont have the qualities to analyze the info and apply them practically in real life. your website looks utter scam to sell your programs. "Whatever your diet looks like it doesnt matter". Really? I can only eat chocolate and drink 100 teaspoon of olive oil and still gonna make gains? "Instant results". I think one should fear that statement, bodybuilding takes loong long time no matter which training way you have chosen. its incredible that even if we have the ultimate knowledge source(the internet), its still too damn hard to know which way to train for hypertrophy. I have 5 years of lifting experience, and im still not sure whats the best way to go. I have to abandon my way to try another, to see if its better or not, but the problem is i have to do it for months to come to a conclusion that it has worked better or not, making me lose tons of momentum in the long run of bodybuilding. So what am i to do?
@dingafit4896
@dingafit4896 Год назад
Only 2 things truly matters, the rest is less than sprinkles on top. Consistency over time and effort. Train really hard and to it very close to real failure and do that month after month. The rest is debatable. I could ramble for hours on this: I’m a trainer, expert, jacked, educated and it always come down to effort and consistency
@fadingship935
@fadingship935 Год назад
@@dingafit4896 i'd argue that training right eating right and resting right beats consistency. I am extremely consistent with both diet and training, yet there are people who are a bit less consistent in training and way less about diet but getting gains much faster than i am. Genetics may surely be playing a huge role here but i dont think it is the reason. I think they catch a better train/rest/calorie intake rates without really be planned and consistent.
@dingafit4896
@dingafit4896 Год назад
@@fadingship935 ie what you are saying and there can be outliers but it’s far from the norm. You can argue that point but I hold firm to my approach. It could be the consistency I’d good but effort is less than ideal. Diet, rest, etc all play a role but for perform it’s less relevant. For weightloss diet (consistency) trumps training but for adding on muscle mass it’s effort plus consistency. If they go in and kill it 1-5x but fall off and start to go only 1x every 2-3 weeks you’ll do fat better going more often. I see people come in every January full of motivation. Kill it for 2 months but 6 months later all gains are lost because of consistency
@bobjenkins4925
@bobjenkins4925 Год назад
You always have the option of training one particular muscle with one set lasting about 60 seconds 2X a week to dip your toes into this style of training.
@ericjames7819
@ericjames7819 Год назад
I thought you were a HIT proponent. If you were you'd know (a la Arthur Jones) that both load and speed of movement increase the power output of muscles. In HIT you should limit speed of movement a bit on the first few reps (to avoid injury), but after that reps should be done as fast as possible.
@iasonasleonidas6836
@iasonasleonidas6836 7 месяцев назад
If the last couple super challenging reps are going to be longer in duration than your tempo for the exercise, push as hard as possible. For eg if your tempo is 3-3 and it will take four seconds to move the weight up in good form then push as hard as possible. That’s my take personally
@dennisrkb
@dennisrkb 8 месяцев назад
Wow I thought the title was sensationalized but that advice is so bad.
@johnnylira3312
@johnnylira3312 Год назад
"He knows nothing about muscle recruitment.......(Burp)" - Dark Jay
@frankiemarchese2978
@frankiemarchese2978 Год назад
If you're a ''hard gainer'' and experienced in lifting how much muscle a year should one expect to gain training like this? I consider myself a hard gainer. I'm almost a year in HIT, getting stronger, but don't feel like I'm gaining much mass unfortunately. Is my main issue not eating enough? Truthfully I don't keep track what I eat as far as #'s but I do eat a lot. I'm aware sleep is a crucial part too in getting results and I believe I sleep okay. What do you think?
@DJCJ999
@DJCJ999 Год назад
You should listen to the Mike Mentzer tapes... he answers that question and more... But while you are doing that, make a log of everything you eat for 5 days... weight yourself on day one and on day 6.. you may not be eating enough, you may not be resting enough, you may not be training with sufficient intensity...
@CVPJoachim
@CVPJoachim 11 месяцев назад
1. Most people don’t eat enough 2. Are you hitting true failure? 3. Are you resting enough? 4. Do you make strength gains every week and are you making these measurements correctly?
@frankiemarchese2978
@frankiemarchese2978 11 месяцев назад
I think I dont eat, and rest enough. I hit true failure, and I make strength gains almost every week
@CVPJoachim
@CVPJoachim 11 месяцев назад
It could just be genes. Jay talks about this in a video specifically. Try looking searching for it. I don’t remember which one or exactly what he said but it very much depends how big you are as a person. A big but weak dude can gain 20 kilos of pure muscle mass in 12 months. If I remember correctly Jay mentioned in the video that as soon as you reach the limit of you genetic capacity you’ll struggle making even 1-2 kilos of pure muscle mass per year
@frankiemarchese2978
@frankiemarchese2978 11 месяцев назад
Yeah ive heard him say that before. Im 6’ but very scrawny. I was probably 140lb senior year in high school. Im about 170lb now just lean muscle. Can’t seem to get over 180lb. It could also be testosterone levels, I need to get that checked.
@ThaDonJsuan
@ThaDonJsuan Год назад
Slow twitch is used in aerobic circumstances while fast twitch are used in anaerobic situations
@Discipleofyeshuahamaschiach
Simple
@danrobotham4241
@danrobotham4241 Год назад
Hey Jay, can you do a work out series with hit for the whole body for say a month with a diet program and before and after pics, on your channel? Thanks
@ruanoosthuizen6084
@ruanoosthuizen6084 Год назад
A month wouldn't be enough to see any real progress. The first 8-12 weeks is mostly neural adaptations and skill increases, which is why the weights go up so quickly.
@rockyp32
@rockyp32 Год назад
If you guys do HIT you must sleep early and long. Otherwise you will be overtrained n burnt out. It’s not Hits the problem it’s u
@topproff2558
@topproff2558 Год назад
Greg Douchett is way off here
@alaskatruoutdoors9238
@alaskatruoutdoors9238 Год назад
Bart Kay is definitely entertaining.
@mjordan5382
@mjordan5382 Год назад
Bart kay tells fact aswell. He act abrasive to get more clicks that is all
@settingfeedback321
@settingfeedback321 Год назад
you are right. he is wrong
@denniscookecscs
@denniscookecscs Год назад
Best of both worlds. Go heavy, for 3x:10e/:10c. 60 seconds for three reps. Gnarly
@MarcoPeyrano
@MarcoPeyrano Год назад
If you can do 10e/10c then its not heavy (relatively to your 1rm)
@BILLYBOY666ful
@BILLYBOY666ful Год назад
Greg just likes the sound of his own voice. He is just annoying
@d_no_allyn_86
@d_no_allyn_86 Год назад
Alexander Bromley. Have you seen his video critiquing you, raging about you and other hit/ 1 set to failure guys? Comparing you guys to flat earthers? Would love to see you either do a video on him or a live debate. Which would be far better. Would love to see you dissect him.
@JayVincentFitness
@JayVincentFitness Год назад
Well you see, when it comes to social media, not everyone is going to agree. That’s just part of the game. Some people will actually get very offended and hurt when they disagree. It could be because deep down they fear they might have been wrong all along. I won’t do a video on him but I’d certainly debate him. Since I actually understand the physiology of muscle growth, it would be quite easy.
@stevenpeterson5981
@stevenpeterson5981 Год назад
You are way smarter than Greg Doucette. And he can never admit that he's wrong.
@Snemongo
@Snemongo Год назад
That's the thing about Bart Kay..he says what is actually correct and it happens to be controversial..highly entertaining aswell imo xD
@gammypage
@gammypage Год назад
Great information, but you have a tendency to speak with a tone and in a condescending manner that makes anyone you're talking about sound like an idiot.. it comes off as sort of arrogant/butthurt no offense and I'm sure is harming your channel. Anyway cheers for the content otherwise!
@lloydgerster15
@lloydgerster15 Год назад
Jay you're right about most things but don't waste your time with this guy /( him without the science) and turn it into a pissing battle.. I think you're too cool for that.. take the high road! it's where you belong !
@johnnylira3312
@johnnylira3312 Год назад
Jay made 10th place on Greg's top ten youtube flops.
@masterblaster9447
@masterblaster9447 10 месяцев назад
Don’t grab your dogs face like that. It’s a dog, it will bark occasionally.
@martinterrizzi515
@martinterrizzi515 Год назад
Your Wrong I seen guys using slow and have nothing . You guy are talking about using weights as isomeric . When you row a kyak. 2 seconds on a row you muscles grow and pump up . Every You Tube Guro says do that no do this no do it this way no do it that way. After several months they keep changing their tune. Money $$$$ what’s it all about . Wait a minute look at the speed ice skaters , monster legs . Why doing more work per second . Joggers do more work at slower pace .
@mikafoxx2717
@mikafoxx2717 Год назад
Work isn't what gains muscle. Look at your average ultra endurance runner then at a 100 meter sprinter. More effort to bring a muscle to momentary muscular failure the more you trigger growth.
@zzt231gr
@zzt231gr Год назад
The Joker voice!!!Lol
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