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Joe Rogan Discusses Power Of Sprinting 

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In this video, I talk about an old JRE podcast where Joe Rogan talks to Wiz Khalifa about sprinting. (Inspired by the Jump Rope Dudes who made a video just like this about jump ropes).
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@Dongwoo_lee
@Dongwoo_lee 2 года назад
I've been suffered from knee and ankle pain for years. Can't do much diverse physical activity. Almost gave up distance running(even 5k) soccer and basketball. Ironically found that sprinting actually reduce pain on knees dramatically, especially hill sprinting.
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
That’s incredible, how did you find out hill sprinting was worth trying for your knee pain?
@PhilMante
@PhilMante 2 года назад
Probably because the constant tugging & pulling on the muscles is damaging them so the body has to repair itself... including joints & bones, which likely take a beating too. You're breaking it so it can heal.
@TactlessGuy
@TactlessGuy Год назад
From what I've observed, it's the dynamic, high-intensity movements (sprinting) that are good for your joint health, while low-intensity repetitive movements like jogging and walking are bad. One thing I noticed was that shortly after starting boxing training, which requires a lot of HIIT movements, my joints starting feeling great. My knees felt like they were freshly oiled and my back pain was gone. I think these dynamic movements that stretch our muscles and joints to their limits help to strengthen the dozens of tiny weak points in our body that are neglected when doing repetitive, isolated movements.
@kingadjust6201
@kingadjust6201 Год назад
@@TheSprintProject_ is walking for 45 minutes and adding 10-15 second sprints for 3-4 times in between affect muscle growth? 😎👍
@maxvoroshilov3207
@maxvoroshilov3207 Год назад
Hi, do read Born to Run, perhaps it might help... I had a bad experience with padded shoes, after the book, I switched to sa called bare foot shoes, helps. You are saying sprunting helped you? Wow, that's great!
@djoleluk
@djoleluk 2 года назад
I run uphill 3-5 times a week, about an hour. It's a killer exercise. Never been healthier in my life. Combining that with bodyweight exercises and some moderate weight exercises. Cardio is from another planet, and i like it. It's efficient and takes so little time.
@FireFirePow
@FireFirePow 2 года назад
How do you space out your sprints? As in, how long do you rest?
@djoleluk
@djoleluk 2 года назад
@@FireFirePow I run very moderate routs a couple of times a week, not to much. 100 meters sprints, about 70-80% of my max effort, 10 times in one session, in the evening. And sometimes i take about 1 minute rest in between each sprint, and about 2 minutes rest on every 3-rd sprints, dependable on how i feel that day. The hill where i run is very steep. Almost vertical at one point. It takes me about 30 minutes - 45 minutes to complete the training, not more. It doesnt drain me or makes me tired at all and i feel great after an hour rest. This moderate cardio training affects my whole body the right way. I increased my cardio just enough so i can lift weights and do my strength training in the summer without feeling gassed out at all, and yet i do not lose any muscle mass from the running. So that kind of regime fits for me perfectly.
@joaopedrom5365
@joaopedrom5365 Год назад
Did the sprints change your body? I'm trying to keep the muscles I gained bulking and cutting the fat out with hill sprints
@djoleluk
@djoleluk Год назад
@@joaopedrom5365 Well, to keep muscle mass you must have a resting period. When i first started running, i did it for about 3-4 days a week until i built my cardio, which took me maybe a few weeks to a month. In that period i did get a bit leaner and strengthened my legs. After that, to balance my muscle mass, i cut it to running 2 days a week, and 2 days of my regular strength and weight training, and 3 days rest in between. Now i have perfect balance of cardio, muscle and strength. My goal wasnt to become a sprinter, only to improve my cardio for other excercises. So to keep muscle mass and additionaly built it up , a few days of rest does wonders. So 4 days high intensity training, with 2 days of running sprints uphil, and 3 days rest gives great results. That works for me.
@ThatMcflyGuy
@ThatMcflyGuy Год назад
@@djoleluk Does your regiment allow you to keep your muscle mass and strength over time? How long do you sprint for?
@thebigcruz4379
@thebigcruz4379 Год назад
track is seriously so underrated, and the fact sprinting helps you with nearly every part of your body is amazing
@carolinelewis952
@carolinelewis952 Год назад
I did my first sprint out on a pavement today. Felt great. I'm 54 years young❤
@gabigabriel5704
@gabigabriel5704 Год назад
54 old you mean
@insygnia_
@insygnia_ 10 месяцев назад
@@gabigabriel5704 You get old when you decide that you are not young anymore. 🖖
@PassRush49
@PassRush49 8 месяцев назад
Be careful. It's better to do sprinting on Softer surfaces, unless you're running uphill only.
@TheSkite575
@TheSkite575 7 месяцев назад
Don't let the old man in!!!
@user-dp9pt1st8s
@user-dp9pt1st8s 3 месяца назад
90 Percent people will not sprint after the age of 30, well done mam keep it up
@user-oc1ji1du1c
@user-oc1ji1du1c 2 года назад
I agree I used to sprint in high school and was in amazing shape. I think people underestimate how impactful sprinting is and what it does for our bodies. I’ve just added sprints on the treadmill to my workout
@Mickc934
@Mickc934 Год назад
You can't do a proper sprint on a treadmill unless you have a curve treadmill
@68Tboy
@68Tboy 7 месяцев назад
@michaelcooper3130 Quick update…he has a curved treadmill…
@joeyhuebner10
@joeyhuebner10 7 месяцев назад
I thought I was all fit with just lifting weights, but when I tried sprints for the first time I wanted to puke. I did the walk of shame all the way home, saying "fuck I'm out of shape". Incredible workout though.
@shredd5705
@shredd5705 13 дней назад
Lung capacity is a thing of it's own. You weren't out of shape, just cardio shape
@voztoo3441
@voztoo3441 2 года назад
I absolutely love this channel, keep it up!
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
Thanks, a lot more coming!
@mr400meter
@mr400meter 2 года назад
I appreciate this channel too!
@ginti4725
@ginti4725 2 года назад
Yeh I would agree, growing up we used to play in the sand dunes running up and down them, it was brutal but if you wanted be king of the dunes the suffering was well worth it. And all the kids who could climb those dunes effortlessly were all fast sprinters.
@honeypipe
@honeypipe 3 месяца назад
Great video. Thank you for breaking this down, and providing knowledge
@creatineenjoyer7345
@creatineenjoyer7345 2 года назад
Love your channel
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
Thank you 🙏🏻
@user-dg8gj3wi9n
@user-dg8gj3wi9n Год назад
Also im a amateur boxer sprinting is very important because not only it builds strength in your legs but also all of your punches power comes from your core and your legs. Main power behind punches in legs. Sprinting is a must it is very nesscary for fighting so you can power your punches
@alwayzdolo
@alwayzdolo 20 дней назад
How often do you sprint vs regular jogging
@ThePassionofSprinting
@ThePassionofSprinting 2 года назад
Very interesting discussion , only sprinting on sand I wouldn’t recommend but using the sand for foot stability is great
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
How come?
@WitherBaws
@WitherBaws 2 года назад
@@TheSprintProject_ Because you take away the plyometric element of sprinting and instead of training your ligaments and reactive ability you will train more so the muscles.
@NineDiamont
@NineDiamont 2 года назад
@@WitherBaws that’s a good point you’re making there.
@ThePassionofSprinting
@ThePassionofSprinting 2 года назад
@@TheSprintProject_ in sprinting a very active foot contact to the ground is super important , on a extrem soft ground like sand, it’s not possible
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
I agree for speed training its not great. Apart from that, it does seem very useful for foot stability, foot strength, and low impact cardio.
@Manh7861
@Manh7861 2 года назад
Just found your channel, great content!
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
Thank you, welcome to the channel
@PassRush49
@PassRush49 8 месяцев назад
Sprinting and hill running is a great workout, and excellent for building muscles in the butt and thighs. It's not good to run downhill, though, as that puts a lot of strain on the joints, especially the knees. Sprinting on grass, dirt or sand is best, as it's more forgiving to the body, yet harder to do.
@DONWILLCERTIFIED
@DONWILLCERTIFIED Год назад
Looks like Shaolin in your background. Good vid G
@rishiramkissoon6976
@rishiramkissoon6976 Год назад
Yep in March 2020 I started my sprint journey with inclines..20-40 yards. Now I run on grass-flat to 90 yards. Those incline are a good start so you dont destroy your hams lol
@weihuang7908
@weihuang7908 2 года назад
Uphill sprints are great but you need to be careful not to overdo them (especially a concrete one)... I did a 90-95% effort sprint and got my big toe extensor injured. I figure it will take me some time to fully recover but at least I can jog/run with no pain so in the meantime i can work on my form. I'm really looking forward to sprint once again!
@killgazmotron
@killgazmotron 11 месяцев назад
I remember me and my mom first moving to england, bristol to be specific, we are american, we were blown away by how many ANCIENT old ladies we saw walking up hill with ALL OF THEIR GROCERIES practically miles back to their homes. We were unaccustomed to this, being americans of course, all our roads are long, straight, cut into squares, basically built to be easy and everything is spread out so American transportation is heavily car dependent. Me, a little kid supposedly full of energy, and my mom, who was in her late 20s, were basically blown out of the water by these 60-70 year old ladies walking up steep ass hills carrying pounds of groceries. After a year or so it became no problem, we did our shopping this way, and ......well we were pretty healthy for it. We have since, years ago, moved back to the USA. And are unhealthy as shyt for it lol. It was nuts to see people of such advanced age do what basically our side of the same age would die doing. American old people have one whole foot and an extra toe already in the grave at all times. Old british ladies with no cars could probably bust doors in with a kick like a swat team entrance.
@LenkaSaratoga
@LenkaSaratoga 10 месяцев назад
This was so interesting to read “old Brits kicking the doors open” 😆
@tamaraslay
@tamaraslay 2 года назад
I do treadmill sprints mostly but went to the beach the other day and my abs were on fire for days
@davidhughes7749
@davidhughes7749 10 месяцев назад
Honestly great video brother. Very knowledgeable but you translate the information in a concise way-"If you cant explain it to a six year old, you don't understand it yourself" -Albert Einstein
@oms7963
@oms7963 2 года назад
Nice. Also nice plug for the 5 sprinting mistakes at the end there 😂
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
Thanks, testing out a new outro 😆.
@oms7963
@oms7963 2 года назад
@@TheSprintProject_ its perfect man it flows great
@PhilMante
@PhilMante 2 года назад
Been sprinting for years now...super beneficial.
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
Yes indeed
@ReginaldAllen
@ReginaldAllen 2 года назад
Love your videos. Sprinting is my favorite workout. I would do it everyday if I can
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
Thank you and same, its the most powerful exercises in the world.
@ReginaldAllen
@ReginaldAllen 2 года назад
@@TheSprintProject_ I agree 💯%
@jasmineolivine
@jasmineolivine Год назад
Wiz Khalifa has the tone of someone listening intently to their grandfather's story, affirming that he has understood each part, one after another. That's not to say Joe Rogan is ranting like an old man, but just that Wiz might not be as interested in the lesson being taught as the teacher is in teaching it.
@claudioaburtocarrasco1275
@claudioaburtocarrasco1275 10 месяцев назад
Nice video i’ve been running uphill for years but i didnt know nothing about the benefits with science i just did it because it was hard and i knew is gonna help to train in summer to get better to go to the mountain in winter and hike to get better run in my snowboard In my earliest 20’s and it helped tremendously now i’m 31 and i’m lifting more weights to gain strength this days but i started to do sprinting flat and up hill again and i just a couple session i can feel the power
@russwellen5760
@russwellen5760 2 года назад
Thanks for another great video. I'm so used to sprinting uphill that, though I'm 71, I feel like running on a flat surface is cheating. At a 2- to 5-degree grade, you can actually approach it as a normal sprint, which I do, instead of running steep and slow.
@ThePassionofSprinting
@ThePassionofSprinting 2 года назад
yeah I love uphill sprinting too, it takes a lot of energy but also creates a lot of power
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
Appreciate you watching again Russ, that's amazing you're still sprinting. I agree hills are great for sprints, I'd say even more so that regular running.
@ivoryas1696
@ivoryas1696 Год назад
5:54 I feel that. I _wish_ I had access to weights to help but yeah, it's honestly great to feel that fire! 💪🏾
@AlexWitoslawski
@AlexWitoslawski 15 дней назад
Joe Rogan discussing hill sprints with Wiz Khalifa is something I definitely didn't expect.
@gorkhalibeast5125
@gorkhalibeast5125 2 года назад
I loved this channel ❤️😍
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
🙏🏼🙏🏼
@user-dg8gj3wi9n
@user-dg8gj3wi9n Год назад
I have been doing hill sprints for a while now not only my running technique improved but also i can run on the balls of my feet rather than my heels because i always run on my heels. also i move my arm so aggressive.
@marquesridley2464
@marquesridley2464 Год назад
that sand dune they are on is in Manhattan Beach, CA. super hard to sprint, in my best shape I've made it 3/4 of the way at full speed. Amazing workout
@omenvii242
@omenvii242 Год назад
To this day my favorite workout is 1 minute hard 2 minutes easy for 23minutes total of running. Then my second favorite was cone busters (Its traveling as far as possible around the track in 60seconds at all out effort.)
@piotrbreski9711
@piotrbreski9711 8 месяцев назад
Hi. Can u please talk or make a video about sled sprints. The kind of sled you find in a gym? Maybe you could share some insight, what do to and what to avoid, and how to incorporate it to a training regime? Sharing some wheighted sled sprints workout routines would be awesome too. Anyway, keep up the good work :)
@ryanrr2333
@ryanrr2333 Год назад
A lot of the Fijian Rugby sevens team - do a lot of hill sprints with sand dunes that make it more intense.
@Renaldo135
@Renaldo135 Год назад
Im a fat ass old man but i'm a work i progress...As a Former Marine I believe in PT as a daily part of life for sure but over years of working street patrol and bad diet and an addiction to fatty foods I ballooned from 160 in the Corps to averaging 210 with much weight lifting but little cardio then over almost thirty years ballooned to over and close to 340 at the time of my retirement. Then the same year I retired last year in 2021 in August I had two heart-attacks at the same time and quad by-pass surgery. I have worked hard and Incorporated HIIT and BURST exercises at the gym combined with some Cardio and Strength Training and transformed from a size 52 pants to now a size 42 and 40 pants and from 340 to 257-263 depending on factors and double dropped reduced my A1C from over 10.5 to a 5.7. i do running in place burst now on hills though it's more like slowly running up the hill fast as I can for a solid 40 seconds eight to ten times on dog walks of close to three miles and matt running in place at the gym between reps in my strength training every two sets as well as rope lean pull ups and push ups then battle ropes all for 40 seconds each and I'm getting there. God is great, God is Good. Keep moving forward folks.
@ivortube
@ivortube 8 месяцев назад
"Yuuup yuuuup" WK
@MichaelDeLaRosa
@MichaelDeLaRosa Год назад
Would running hills nonstop work your fast twitch muscles due to fatigue?
@carolinelewis952
@carolinelewis952 Год назад
I wish I had a hill here in Florida!
@Amivgr1
@Amivgr1 2 года назад
Im doing 100 m hill sprints once a week and Ive been lifting heavy for years and My a55 and My hamstrings are completely burned every time
@foodlofi
@foodlofi 2 года назад
Now I finally know how Joe Rogan looks like lol but the video is really interesting
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
I think his face matches his name lol
@nathanarmstrong7636
@nathanarmstrong7636 Месяц назад
It's midnight, and now I want to do hill sprints. Lol
@jocelyn147
@jocelyn147 Год назад
Great video, do you sprint before or after lifting? I want to implement calisthenics in my sprinting routine and I'm not sure which what to do first
@Themilkman95
@Themilkman95 Год назад
It’s best to have a day just for sprinting nothing else, especially if your a beginner, because it’s taxing as hell.
@ComeOnPeopleThink
@ComeOnPeopleThink 9 месяцев назад
Here in Newfoundland we run in snow almost as bad as sand..haha
@wawanizamani7316
@wawanizamani7316 2 года назад
Nice video
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
🙏🏼🙏🏼
@chenlebon7448
@chenlebon7448 Год назад
How many sets of sprints
@gorkhalibeast5125
@gorkhalibeast5125 2 года назад
Bro you are so awesome ❤️😍
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
You too
@daniellee8162
@daniellee8162 9 месяцев назад
Last time I did sprinting, I strained my left knee badly. Even with the doctor helping, it took a little over a year before it healed completely. I'm in my younger 40s so...yeah.
@anuj_bhandare
@anuj_bhandare 6 месяцев назад
Which is exactly why you do warm up. You need to warm up those knees and get blood flowing through them before you go on an all out sprint.
@RaineyRetro
@RaineyRetro 9 месяцев назад
I hate running, I love sprinting
@babyfanjojo
@babyfanjojo 3 месяца назад
I'm gonna quote you on that lol
@tsilias4865
@tsilias4865 6 месяцев назад
Whats the minimum effective sprinting dose?
@carbonpictures
@carbonpictures 2 года назад
i did just 4 sprints into my usual 5k and today I feel like I have the flu...something must be happening.
@EjH-eq4hk
@EjH-eq4hk Год назад
Cns fatigue
@multi-purpose_pancake7488
@multi-purpose_pancake7488 2 года назад
Hi, I wanted to ask something weird. I am Knock kneed and sometime it's difficult to sprint because my knees or legs would hit each other making me loss balance, so one time I tried to sprint making some kind of motion that push my body to go zigzag, what's weird is it makes me go faster than normally sprinting. Is it bad or okay for my body?
@user-xy4gx6js3j
@user-xy4gx6js3j 2 года назад
of course its bad. however no worry tho. just fix your form to be as straight as possible since its biomechanically the best for sprinting. also i wouldn't recommend to do so if u play football. football sprinting focuses more on agility rather than straight line. so practising both just gonna ruin your form. If you can't fix your form due your knees i suggest meet a physician or just search it up on RU-vid lol on how to fix it. Hope its helpful!
@multi-purpose_pancake7488
@multi-purpose_pancake7488 2 года назад
@@user-xy4gx6js3j this is very helpful, thank you very much
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
Look up @vinnierehab on instagram. If your knees are like that I wouldn't recommend sprinting, unless you a skilled physical therapist who understands running mechanics says it's safe for you to do so.
@jaydenblackler3300
@jaydenblackler3300 2 года назад
What Plylometric exercise should I add to my gym exercise to get fast and explosive bro ?
@ThePassionofSprinting
@ThePassionofSprinting 2 года назад
All kind of rudiment jumps, depth jumps and box jumps are for sure the best variations
@owenduck
@owenduck Год назад
Box jumps, plyometrics, overcoming isometrics
@jaydenblackler3300
@jaydenblackler3300 Год назад
@@owenduck I said that over a year ago
@jmatando5105
@jmatando5105 4 месяца назад
yoooo i seen you at 28th and 9th field near my house
@jezwarren-clarke2471
@jezwarren-clarke2471 8 месяцев назад
wow, a whole video thats over 5 mins with Joe Rogan talking about exercise and no mention of jiu jitsu
@brianbachmeier34
@brianbachmeier34 2 года назад
Joe Rogan sprints uphill. Horses run up hills. Therefore Joe Rogan does horse exercises. CNN
@imaXkillXya
@imaXkillXya 2 года назад
Alisteroid Testosterone didn’t get the Covid because he eats horse meat.
@Njideka
@Njideka Год назад
This is great😂😂
@sonnysingh2456
@sonnysingh2456 10 месяцев назад
😂😂 best comment ever
@magicj5576
@magicj5576 2 года назад
I’m from they bay and there are no sharks out by Alcatraz
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
🤙🏻
@infiniteg7852
@infiniteg7852 Год назад
Yes there is.. they would eat up prisoners who tried to escape
@metapatriot
@metapatriot Год назад
Steep hill sprints are not sprints and are not plyometrics . To build maximum muscle flat sprints are best but are harder on your muscle and joints because they are plyometrics. so you have higher risk of injury. However pushing to much steep hill sprints you can put to much stress on your heart.
@Mickc934
@Mickc934 Год назад
I prefer to do my sprints on an elliptical trainer as its minimal impact on joint and maximinum cardio benefit and recovery window is less. 20 seconds flat out 90 seconds rest x10 sets. You get a massive HGH surge afterwards and don't have a cortisol spike.
@M13x13M
@M13x13M 6 месяцев назад
Fastest way to get a V2 Max - high.
@christinecurtis1611
@christinecurtis1611 Год назад
I got shin splints from pushing myself to do these over and over and put me out of commission for a bit but Id do it again.
@subhanbutt1827
@subhanbutt1827 Год назад
You need to do tibialis raises (the opposite of calf raises) and you will never get shin splints
@owenduck
@owenduck Год назад
Run on your toes, shine splints often happen when your running flat footed.
@peshokelemeto2256
@peshokelemeto2256 2 месяца назад
What about stair sprinting?
@thatboydre8649
@thatboydre8649 2 года назад
Shoudl you sprint on the coast of the beach or deep into the sand
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
Deep into the sand for less impact
@captainspirou
@captainspirou 10 месяцев назад
When I did high school sports they always made us run up bleachers. I wish it was hills instead
@harshmoradiya3486
@harshmoradiya3486 3 месяца назад
max to max sprinting count in a week?
@akanshadattashingade8248
@akanshadattashingade8248 2 года назад
I want to start sprint 100m Can u please tell me how to start
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
ru-vid.com/group/PLruB2w9FWRyl-JvSRW_uoeO4CHNGp89Ke
@akanshadattashingade8248
@akanshadattashingade8248 2 года назад
@@TheSprintProject_ thank you can u tell about strength training
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
@@akanshadattashingade8248 Yes, I'll make a video on it.
@akanshadattashingade8248
@akanshadattashingade8248 2 года назад
@@TheSprintProject_ thank you
@callidawkins85
@callidawkins85 Год назад
So... How many miles did Diaz swim ?
@user-lt1xf9xc8w
@user-lt1xf9xc8w 7 месяцев назад
I waited and waited for Joe Rogan to speak about sprinting.....🤔
@russelsprout2155
@russelsprout2155 3 месяца назад
Sand sprints are the best thing you can do for your body
@Userhappi
@Userhappi Год назад
I think just run on grass with barefoot shoes. Is best for longterm.
@deeganhiggan-uz5dm
@deeganhiggan-uz5dm Год назад
I can't stand Joe Rogan but he does give credit where its due about fitness and strength even though he waffles a lot of dumb ideas
@pancakespushups4318
@pancakespushups4318 2 года назад
Hey man great video. There’s a high level sprinter here on RU-vid by the name of Mathias Hove Johansen who uploads frequently his sprint training routine and is currently at 10 seconds 100 meter sprint. He’s got some good stuff that I think you as a sprint enthusiast would appreciate in checking out. God bless.
@TheSprintProject_
@TheSprintProject_ 2 года назад
Hey again Luis, thank you and I’ve seen his channel it’s really dope. I got the Olympian from the last video helping me with training but thanks for the reminder!
@pancakespushups4318
@pancakespushups4318 2 года назад
@@TheSprintProject_ right on brother!
@coloursarebrighter4719
@coloursarebrighter4719 2 года назад
@@pancakespushups4318 I watch his videos too… but if he ran the 100m in 9 seconds he’d be the world record holder. I think his 100m time is something like 10.3 or 10.4 off the top of my head
@pancakespushups4318
@pancakespushups4318 2 года назад
@@coloursarebrighter4719 oh my bad. Thank you for correcting me.
@conradgonzales1185
@conradgonzales1185 8 месяцев назад
Rogan way more into than Wiz
@charlesdonahue3667
@charlesdonahue3667 Месяц назад
Joe should have done some homework. How in the hell do you ask a guy from Pittsburgh if he's ever run up hills?
@NoteFromSELF
@NoteFromSELF 11 месяцев назад
But why does Joe Rogan look old AF?
@LenkaSaratoga
@LenkaSaratoga 10 месяцев назад
I think because he eats a shit ton of dead flesh
@yianpap6093
@yianpap6093 11 месяцев назад
I love Rogan and this video is good advice. But come on my dudes, what used go be common sense, now it is newsworthy for podcasts and YT content! I mean ever since I was a kid, sprinting up hills until my leg muscles gave up was my favorite exercise, it's exhilarating, you feel it's natural and explosive and in general good for you. Now we call it plyometrics and whatnot, after people got brainwashed that they need to lift weights in the gym otherwise they are not getting "fit". Come on now!! All one needs is road to run for cardio, hills/roads to sprint, a pull up /dips bar and a couple of dumbless and you can be s fit as an athlete. Everyting else is just marketing and you are a victim. It's common sense, which is becoming extinct.
@natalyawoop4263
@natalyawoop4263 2 месяца назад
100% agreed. Maybe a specialized professional athlete would need a gym but the average person can get in phenomenal shape without one.
@Leo-yn5fx
@Leo-yn5fx 10 месяцев назад
even on the most knowledgeable topic this guy is a snorefest to listen to. I only put joe rogan on as background noise to sleep like rain almost. I'm dead serious.
@earlaweese
@earlaweese 4 месяца назад
*Always these “I’m right and you’re wrong. I have common sense and you don’t.” bullshit videos. Joe Rogan is absolutely out of shape and y’all are over here talking shit and promoting nonsense.*
@wario1015
@wario1015 Год назад
I did soccer all my life and I was so strong compared to most people. When I graduated high school I was I really good shape because I started adopting weight training towards the end of my high school years. I signed up for a local MMA gym in Las Vegas and I would choke out and take down the biggest dudes at that gym and I was only 18 5’9 weighing 170lb.
@oscarbear7498
@oscarbear7498 Год назад
I was in crutches 🩼 🩼 and then I started sprinting as a workout now I can fly
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