HONEST review of Nick Bare's Hybrid Athlete plan

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Nick Bare is famous for 'Go One More' and the 'Hybrid Athlete' program. Of course I look up to him and his level of fitness, so I decided to give it a try!
This is my honest review of the Nick Bare Hybrid Athlete fitness plan and workout app, enjoy!
#NickBare #HybridAthlete
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@JadenFeddock 2 года назад

This one was a blast to make! Thanks to Nick Bare and his team, your channel is massively inspiring to so many of us! 👊🏼

@jaedonlong4084 Год назад

it was pretty intense, 5 mile runs each day + an over the top workout, nick bare is insane!! got a good ammount of gains in 2 months using his program, but man what a challenge

@JadenFeddock Год назад

Dang impressive to stick with it!!

@chrisj5816 5 месяцев назад

nick also isn’t natural to do this year round is insane let’s be honest

@rando9574 2 дня назад

@@chrisj5816 lets be honest thats possible natty. People are just lazy. Lifters dont like jogging, joggers dont like lifting.

@jalengreenlee4663 2 года назад

Great job! Keep going on the videos 🤝🏽

@JadenFeddock 2 года назад

Thank you!! Really appreciate the support!

@user-ot6tt4su7r 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for the honest review on the training program dude! I appreciate it :)

@JadenFeddock 8 месяцев назад

It was fun to do! Glad you enjoyed 💪🏼

@mlegrand 2 года назад

Nick needs a software developer to help him with the app! 😉 Great work on this one. I have a feeling that this video is going to do well. 🙌

@JadenFeddock 2 года назад

Totally agree!! Thanks Matt, it definitely took quite a while to film and edit, really appreciate the feedback! 😀

@lilachtaylor3332 Год назад

To really hybrid, I think you do need to have some fitness experience. If you are just starting, better to focus on one thing each week just to learn your body and then mash it together. Otherwise, it can be so overwhelming for a beginner. Nice review.

@JadenFeddock Год назад

Totally agree. I like the overall concept of the program but fitness is surprisingly complex for beginners (understanding lifts, technique, mind-muscle connection, etc.)!

@fudbeer1 2 года назад

Thanks good honest review.I think Nick's you tube content and product marketing is way slicker than the app by the sound of things.

@JadenFeddock 2 года назад

100% accurate in my experience! Love his channel and everything he is doing, but since he is using a third-party platform for it, I'm sure he didn't get the bells and whistles he would have wanted

@martyvaughntechreviewsandt6772 2 года назад

Nice video! Do you feel like you got stronger at all from the workouts?

@JadenFeddock 2 года назад

For sure! I think they are good workouts, my biggest issue was that they were *too* hard, so my modifications probably messed with the effectiveness

@dreswan1 Год назад

@@JadenFeddock they would be if your not enhanced

@JadenFeddock Год назад

@@dreswan1 yeah gotta get on that gear I guess 🤷‍♂️ lol

@DMaster81 9 месяцев назад

I’ll believe that Nick is natty when he ever comes out and tells people he’s had an injury. To think someone in their 30s is doing a bodybuilding show, ultramarathon and sub 2:45 marathon all in a 6 month time with no injury is nearly inhuman. As someone who’s lived their 30s you just can’t keep up like you did in your 20s. Now it helps that Nick doesn’t have a physical job like I do where I’m logging 6-8 miles a day on my step counter, but to be putting that amount of mileage on a 200+ lbs frame without injury for years doesn’t seem realistic. I mean within 2 weeks of running his training app I had knee pain and ankle tendinitis.

@JadenFeddock 9 месяцев назад

I think we have similar sentiments on it ;) super inspirational? Absolutely. But I don’t think any normal human (even on peds) could keep up with Nick. He is a different type of athlete for sure, especially at the age he is doing all of this at!

@jcham3 5 месяцев назад

He also runs in minimalist shoes most of the time, which makes it even more suspicious. Definitely on something.

@JaedenSchafer 2 года назад

You are a beast!!! 💪💪💪

@JadenFeddock 2 года назад

Haha that was the goal!! But alas I will need much more time to get to that level ;)

@ShervinShares 2 года назад

I LOVE this title!!! #PTYA

@JadenFeddock 2 года назад

Thanks for the great recommendations!! Love the PTYA community ;)

@ShervinShares Год назад

link to this app? I want to try it now haha

@JadenFeddock Год назад

It’s called Playbook! Lots of fitness guys are using it to ‘host’ their workout plans

@ShervinShares Год назад

@@JadenFeddock ahhh i'd be curious of an updated video on their new BPN Training app!

@JadenFeddock Год назад

@@ShervinShares I definitely need to!!

@simontaylor2525 Год назад

If things are too complicated, too hard, or you just don't really enjoy it, then it's not sustainable. You don't have to kill yourself to get in great shape, you should actually look forward to most of your training

@JadenFeddock Год назад

💯💯 Absolutely agree with this. Even a 5 min jog every day that someone can do consistently is better than killing yourself with a monster workout once a month! I’ve started going to a local gym lately and focussing on 3-4 exercises that I want to really nail, and it has been great! (6 days per week for the last 7 months)

@simontaylor2525 Год назад

@@JadenFeddock Sounds perfect! I actually just had a random video pop up with a guy saying how he had forced himself out the door that morning to do his 5 mile run and how he hates running but he did it anyway etc etc...And the question is, why?! Do something you like or even get excited about instead!

@jaedonlong4084 Год назад

nick bare will have you do a 5 mile run and then hit a crazy chest day with 100 pushups and 5 sets of bench press...crazy😆

@JadenFeddock Год назад

It’s a beast of a workout plan for sure haha

@robscherer 2 года назад

Decent review...one could easily say that your at-home setup lends itself extremely well to being able to run in the middle of your workout, or in the beginning, or at the end. You realize you just complained about walking out of and back into your house...right lol? That is literally the best part of having a home gym...or an open warehouse like Nick to be able to decrease that barrier between cardio and lifting. For folks at work or at a commercial gym this would be wayyyy more of a PITA. #perspective

@JadenFeddock 2 года назад

Haha you’re absolutely right :P That is still something to be grateful for!! Thanks!!

@user-nj1zu2nf1x Год назад

In a commercial gym you could just jog over to the treadmills.... Duh

@GMacII Год назад

Great point @Rob I thought I didn’t have the equipment necessary to start, but the only difference is living in a condo where I have to walk downstairs to go run and NEVER once did I see that as a barrier to not train. I’m on Day 2 and nowhere thinking about stopping.

@user-wt3vf9jz3w 4 месяца назад

If you looking for things to motivate yourself, thats a problem right there. Motivation is in the mind. With that said, if you really want to workout you will find a way, and if you dont you will find excuse.

@JadenFeddock 3 месяца назад

Words of wisdom! Thanks! It’s been a while since this video and I’m on a streak of about 22 months with 3+ gym/run sessions per week, so feeling the solid motivation now! Cheers!

@runningbreymedina1475 6 месяцев назад

Nick Bare has a lot of time to workout like this. He’s also a freak (in a good way). When I say he has a lot of time more than your average Joe; he worked his ass off to build his company that earned him this luxury. Again he worked hard.

@JadenFeddock 5 месяцев назад

Harder than me! That’s for sure. No wonder I couldn’t keep up with the workout

@joe1071 9 месяцев назад

Glad you mentioned how silly it looks to pop out over and over for 400m intervals. I do that sometimes and I’m sure my neighbors think I’m absolutely nuts lol

@JadenFeddock 8 месяцев назад

Right?? So glad it’s not just me 🤣

@skunko162 Год назад

Or just open your garage door lol

@JadenFeddock Год назад

😂 I’m doing my entire neighborhood a favour by keeping it closed lol

@gvsniche7375 Год назад

Wow very impressed you can do a 400 in 30 secs

@10Cnote Год назад

Do remember that Nick Bare is a former US Army 75th Ranger Regiment Officer and they’re a hard charging unit and spend most of their time doing close in target operations and are a Quick Reaction Force for Navy Seal Operations, not exactly the men who are well known to take easy during training.

@JadenFeddock Год назад

That became quickly apparent! Nick definitely goes pretty hard on those workouts!

@atlasasp5771 Год назад

Nick never served in ranger regiment, only went through ranger school

@matthewspangler2071 11 месяцев назад

Lol no he wasn't 🤦🏿‍♂️. He completed the Ranger school tab. Not even close to the same as serving in Regiment. Come on man...

@jacobholt6847 2 года назад

Who cares what ppl say what you look like running 400meter run your doin more than your neighbors probably lol

@JadenFeddock 2 года назад

😂 You're 100% right about that... Ironic as a RU-vidr to have that level of insecurity I guess!

@Trazor2k0 Год назад

Dude needs his hand held for everything lol and who gives a shit what other people think when you go out to go for runs

@JadenFeddock Год назад

😂😂 It’s more the “leaving the house for a 400m sprint” issue, but fair enough lol

@jasonlee2505 2 года назад

Love the American Flag

@JadenFeddock 2 года назад

Me too!

@telesniper2 11 месяцев назад

Nick Bare is another fake natty and trying to imitate him is dangerous. If you run more than about 60 or 70 miles a week, you will crash your testosterone, like cut it HALF. I ran D1 track, and this is well known in there. Top level athletes there will monitor carefully and supplement to bring it back up to normal range. Just putting this out there because most people aren't aware of it like there's awareness of roids in bodybuilding and stuff.

@JadenFeddock 11 месяцев назад

Wow I didn’t know that about distance running!! But from what I’ve seen of distance runners / Olympic Marathon etc it makes sense to me… I’ve heard quite a few people mention PEDs with Nick Bare and I don’t know if I know one way or another, but I can say his training load would probably put me in a hospital bed if I tried to copy it exactly for any meaningful amount of time 😂

@telesniper2 11 месяцев назад

@@JadenFeddock Yeah it's basically the same idea as cutting too hard