Real Spider-Sense? Training for Preternatural Reflexes 

This guy will be the first "super human" ever.

RU-vid has the most genuine people sharing their knowledge for free! I am so grateful!

NOTES 5:50 good way to relax yourself is to spred arms out and wiggle fingers and this helps you get into a flow state OVERSPEED training doing a task this way makes you do it better slowly (10:05) 13:00 harry houdini likely used this

Keep on keeping on. Your such a unique channel and I really enjoy your content!

...Waiting for the Wolverine healing

Something to enhance this: *1)* Developing/strengthening vision, as in making the eyes _themselves_ stronger, to provide stronger long distance focus and prevent macular degeneration. *2)* Developing a better sense of *sightless* response/orienting yourself in darkness, without sight. Perhaps you could link this to the martial art trainging of _Zanshin_ area awareness, or even how hunters track prey. *3)* Increasing Neuro connectivity to increase reactions.

Rupert Sheldrake has a very interesting book on "The sense of being stared at", it also deals with when we cannot immediately see where we are being looked at from. Highly recommended read!

"synesthesia can be trained" nobody: me in 5 months now hearing a metal gear solid warning noise whenever someone calls my name: why...

I love your channel. Keep up the good work. When I was a young man I was working outside. I was overcome with a sense of danger and, to the annoyance of my coworker, picked up my tools and went to the truck. I told him we should stop but he didn't listen. It started to hail. He was sorry. Rather than claim psychic abilities, I think my body was able to detect a sudden drastic change in temp & barometric pressure (or something) and knew something bad was about to happen. Just sharing.

your channel is so cool man. i've been interested in weird and unique ways to gain an edge on physical and mental training for a while and your channel just happens to reunite all of my interests and display the same kind of vision of humans with incredible abilities. keep going, great job!

As always, great content! Keep up the hard work!

The first few seconds with that intro, my childhood along with a treasure trove of info. All that makes for a great video

I recently start watching you channel, oh boy i learnt a lot. Just want to thank you for your efforts. thank you , keep it up.

Loved your video. Some of the things that really helped me to improved reaction time were eliminating my stressors, sleep, and focus. Especially focusing on fast moving objects sometimes even experiencing time dilation. I learned to focus my reaction time mainly by playing dodgeball, because my friend only threw 80mph fastballs. Another fun practice for improving senses is doing more with your eyes closed, it seems subtle but it works wonders fin

You should write a book with all this wonderful information, and more especially, techniques fella. I’d buy it, for sure! Fascinating stuff indeed. Thanks

Can u do a video on vasyl lomenchecko and his mental reflex and iq training

Thx for helping us out Now I can use my newly trained sense to defend or protect.

I finally have spider senses

That wide vision method for flow state works a lot... I'm practicing it for last 5 years.... Nice bro

The Bioneer always has the most unique content. Keep the good work on bruh. Love from India 🇮🇳🤘.

Thanks for the vid, useful stuff man

Incidentally, intuition needs in-depth investigation. Great work as always. Thank you.

You deserve more subs, good job bro! 💪

Best thing I found for reflex reactions was city running/parkour

Hello The Bioneer I want to let you know you're doing a great job on the videos keep up the great work. Would you be able to do a tendon and ligament elasticity video?

This was great! Thanks!!

This is a great channel. I would really be interested in a video about photographic reflexes (like Taskmaster), and whether they can actually be developed.

I have been doing this for a long time without knowing it ! One of my favorite visualation to increase vision peripheral is to imagine yourself or soul expand out of your body. I do that in busy streets and subways and try dodging people, pretty fun to do !

This video I was waiting for a long time thank you

So it's also important to train your hearing for this kind of thing. I was on a walk outside when I heard the faint sound of what when I turned around I learned was a hostile dog. I then ended up spending the next few minutes dodging dog bites and yelling no until I threw a kick twords the dog, which while it didn't land it did scare him off. He didn't bark or even growl at me if I hadn't heard him behind me in time I might be in the hospital.

as a martial arts and tricking instructor I have developed the ability to pay attention to the periphery of my gaze since sometimes when in crowded classes I have to be very attentive of the students so they don't get hurt (fighting or flipping)

Evolutionarily, that faster response time to things on the periphery seems ridiculously useful.

I just tried it with an app testing réaction speed and I could react 4 to 5 times faster while holding the screen in my peripheral vision. From 268 milliseconds to 76, it’s crazy. Keep up the great content!

I’ve experienced full synesthesia on LSD, it’s the most mind blowing thing I’ve ever experienced. I also microdose psilocybin which increases awareness, visual acuity and reaction time in martial arts training

I know what you mean about overclock training i play alot of racing games and got good at driving fast so now when I drive in real life no matter how fast I go it looks like im walking on the street Ive avoided many accidents due to this it helps when you see what gonna happen before it happens

AMAZING !

Awesome video!

Hey I think you should look into the placebo effect in relation to how you discussed the activating of adrenaline. I feel very similar to "if the body can do this what else can it do" concept.

Yo love this channel I'd love to see a video looking into if you can somehow train your muscles to be more resistant to bruising or corks. I ask this as I play rugby and a corked leg is an absolute pain for training and there seems to be no research into the topic. Buutttt... from doing zercher lifts, I know for a fact that from the type of barbell digging into your elbow pain/bruising goes away. Thank you if you look into this!

From a young age I had pilots tell me about peripheral vision. Using it to spot other planes coming from the sides. So I use it all the time and he's right about that helping with reflexes across many different situations. I don't have to look at things to catch them or dodge. Use it in every day life and you'll get really good at it. It's very useful and I'd say it gives you an advantage in fighting bc you see all while the other person may only know how to see just one thing happening at a time(focusing on each strike instead of their body as a whole.) Someone might throw a punch then pull out a knife, but you won't see the knife because you're focused on his punches.

The Schulte! table is also good for peripheral training

Coleslaw kicking, perfect reflex training.

I feel something like a change in the air pressure. Like walking in the park and I feel it, and then I'll turn and there's a football or frisbee coming at me. I never turn to look and there's nothing there, it's always something I'm glad I noticed. But what about the times someone is like directly behind me and there's no way I'm seeing them in my peripheral vision but I can feel them staring lasers at me from the other side of a crowded subway? I don't know what their deal is but they sure don't look friendly. I can't account for how I pick up on that.

Hi mate, another interesting vid. Firstly let me be annoyingly pedantic (lol) by saying 'increasing' your reaction speeds 'decreases' your reaction times. Another good way of decreasing your reaction times is by doing an activiny that uses hand eye coordination like catching a ball but using a strobe light to increase visual noise and make your brain work harder and faster to do the activity. Studies do support this and i use it myself. Thats my 2 cents worth, Peace, out

Cant wait for you to hit 100k

Question in regards to your Baki video or rather in relation to the series Baki there is a technique called Shioriy used by the Kiao emperor to achieve extremely explosive attacks and defensively negate damage I think u should do a video on the realism of this technique and if its based on anything in reality.

Its sounds realy cool

I know I am 3 years late but can somebody please tell me from which spiderman series was that intro? really remind me of my early childhood

I have synesthesia, mirror touch synesthesia So when he moves I feel it It's a sense that shares senses, so I can feel people's bodies Like a hivemind, upon feeling a body with senses, I receive input I like how he's wiggling his hands around while talking

When we are navigating through a new city our fight or flight system kicks into hyper senses to avoid getting into accidents and to navigate safely

I once was walking on a very busy street, and there were a lot of kids playing and all. And from nowhere a group of kids pushed a another kid to the side, i was behind and to the side of this kid, and i without noting it dodge it by moving my body to the side and continuing walking, when i notice i also heard one of the kids saying, "Did you see that, that guy just dodge you" and another one "you didn't even touch him by accident, whawww". And is not the first time there are multiple occasions i have being able to dodge or react to thing i'm not aware off, i never tough much of it till your video

I have some ideas for some more superhero videos. For Captain America, besides the super soldier serum you could also talk about cryonics (the draining of blood and pumping anti-freeze into the circulatory system then freezing the recently deceased in the hopes that we may one day be able to bring them back to life with future advances in either nanotechnology or recreate their consciousness in AI form with advances in brain imaging technology) given Capitan America's lore, as he was frozen and brought back to life. But regarding the super soldier serum, I hope you were going to mention DARPA's declassified ketone super soldier program. For the Hulk, you covered basically covered him with your video on CRISPR and myostatin, although I would have mentioned the potential for using CRISPR to increase androgen receptor density (which I've heard isn't difficult in theory), as well as speculation on the possibility of using CRISPR to make our skin bullet proof by making it infuse itself with spider silk, just like we've done with goats milk. You've also made a great video on boosting testosterone, but as far as I'm aware you haven't made a comprehensive video on techniques and supplements to boost HGH (which I think would be appropriate for a Hulk themed video). Given the Hulk's tendon strength, I feel it's appropriate to mention that if you ever revisit building joints you should bring up supplementing collagen, glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM, prolotherapy, PRP or stem cell injections, BPC-157 and TB-500 (both are synthetic endogenous peptides). For part 2 of your Wolverine bone strengthening series, I'd talk about the possibility of somehow infusing your bones with Graphene into bones for Adamantium tier strength (an idea I've been playing around with). But as for more implementable things mention Boron, CBD oil (which has been shown to improve recovery time for bone injury), some sort of vibration therapy to mimic the way a cats purr strengthens their bones like maybe ultrasound, and LLLT for enhancing mitochondrial function. For your upcoming Wolverine healing video, if you weren't planning to, I'd mention BPC-157 (one thing to note is that it also breaks up scar tissue, so it might be counter productive to use on an injury that has not yet closed) and TB-500 (commonly stacked with BPC-157, both are synthetic versions of naturally occurring Human peptides) along with PRP & stem cell injections are great for that as well. For healing I'd also add creatine, CoQ10 / PQQ with HGH & Testosterone or anything that boost them (excluding things like HGH secretalogs like MK-677 which I've read actually barely boost HGH to make it worth it), along with LLLT (which theoretically could be used for bones and tendons as well). I've even heard of Gotu Kola having wound healing properties. For the Winter Soldier you can talk about advances in bionics, such as Hugh Herr's robotic legs. You could also talk about cybernetic implants (most notably the ones sold by Dangerous things) used by the Grinder community. For Hawkeye you could talk about Lars Andersen's trick archery as well as his plans to teach his methods. For Black Widow you effectively just be talking about martial arts and weapons (the later RU-vid isn't very fond of these days). However as somebody who practices traditional martial arts, perhaps you could talk about, functionalizing them through proper training and full contact sparring. As well as a few rare examples of traditional martial arts like Wing Chun and traditional Karate being used effectively in combat sports. Given Black Widow's acrobatic fighting style, I'd highlight Marcus Aurelio, the only true Capoeira fighter in MMA. Although the closest thing I've seen to Black Widow's fighting style is Quantum Jiu Jitsu, although there are no examples of these moves even being attempted in combat sports, save for the occasional flying armbar. For Ultron you could talk about advances in AI / machine learning and neuromorphic chip technology (or even the wetware neurochips from Koniku Kore). For Vision you could talk about speculative far future nanotech transhumanism, as well as near future Graphene cybernetics. For the Red Skull and Hydra you can talk about Nazi superweapon projects from WW2, as well as the post war Project Paperclip. For Nick Fury and SHIELD, you can talk about DARPA and their advanced weapons projects that are decades ahead of almost anything in the private tech sector. As well as massive underground military complexes (of which a few have been declasified). For the Vulture (from Spider-Man: Homecoming) you could talk about Jetman (Yves Rossy), a military pilot turned aviation engineer who invented a winged jet pack and steers its direction using his aerodynamic helmet. There are also similar small personal flying devices that have been invented recently similar to the glider Green Goblin uses. For Thor you could talk about Asgardia the Space Kingdom, the proposed space nation founded by Russian billionaire Igor Ashurbeyli, which intends to set up a permanent space colony in low Earth orbit and beyond (futurist RU-vidr Arthur Isaacs has some great videos on space colonies that you could check out). For Scarlet Witch you could talk about hypnosis or self hypnosis (could also apply to the Winter Soldier and Loki). As well as maybe talk a bit about quantum biology, as if there is any substance behind the paranormal abilities psychokinesis, that would likely be the reason. Rupert Sheldrake has some interesting research worth checking out when it quantum biology and the paranormal. For Dr. Strange you could talk about Terence McKenna and the alien entities one encounters in these seemingly extra dimensional worlds when taking a psychedelic like DMT (which is naturally found in the Human brain, thought to be responsible for dreams, NDE's, and potentially the alien abduction phenomenon). Dr. Rick Strassman has some really interesting research on DMT that's worth looking into. You could also talk about microdosing psychedelics like LSD or Psilocybin and their cognitive enhancing properties studied by Dr. James Fadiman (both Dr. Strassman and Dr. Fadiman have great interviews on Smart Drug Smarts). Conversely you could talk about lucid dreaming, methods of induction as well as Oneirogens (dream enhancers) such as Calea Zachitachichi and Nicotine patches, or lucid dream devices such as the Lucid Catcher which uses 40Hz tACS to stimulate the DLPFC when EEG sensors detect REM sleep, which according to a 2014 study induced lucid dreams 77% of the time. For Rocket Raccoon you could talk about Terence McKenna's Stoned Ape theory, where he speculates that the ingestion of Psilocybin mushrooms is what gave our ape ancestors language and caused us to diverge from Chimps. Terence briefly mentions a time when some trash pandas ate some mushrooms he was growing and jokingly speculated that if they ate them for many generations, whether or not they'd become intelligent and be able to make tools like us, what with their opposable thumbs (which made me think of Rocket Raccoon). For Iron Man you could talk about what we know about the neuroanatomical features associated with having a high IQ (the most reliable metric we have for measuring intelligence) and how to increase them (most of which comes down to boosting neurotrophic factors such as BDNF, NGF, GDNF, CNTF, etc.). As well as future technological advancement coming soon that could make Iron Man armour possible. For example along with exosuit tech, you could talk about the recent MIT-Harvard breakthrough in the mass production of Graphene, and the sci-fi battery technology and material durability (in this sense it is also very similar to Vibranium and Adamantium from the Marvel Universe) that this nanotechnology will afford us in the next 5-10 years along with many more Graphene advancements that will follow). You could also talk about alternative fusion technology like Thorium (named after Thor, so maybe it could be included in a Thor video as well) that could serve as a real life Iron Man arc reactor. As for superhero candidates to base a longetivity video off of, there are a few MCU characters that are pretty old like Thor and Thanos, however neither of them are known for their age. For a longevity vid, I'd go back to the DC Universe, and base the video on Ras Al Ghul, and cover anti-ating technique like intermittent fasting or supplements such as Tumeric, Resveratrol, CoQ10, etc. along with more exotic longetivity enhancers such as Metformin, Epitilon, Rapamycin, Bacillus F, FOXO4-DRI, hormone replacement therapy, stem cell therapy, Liz Parrish's telomere lengthening CRISPR therapy, cryonics, all that jazz.

Did you read Brogard's book?

You should do a video on supernatural stuff

How to be spiderman or the flash. Can you make a video about real slow down time

My science teacher talked about something similar. You know how you have that weird sensation when you start to put your finger in between your eyes? That’s what he talked about. He said that when he was younger, he had that sense trained to the point that he could sense any movement with in a hundred foot radius. Now if that isn’t spider sense, I don’t know what is. I also started developing that ability, but then I got glasses and now it is all but gone.

Can we work out the muscles around our eyes?

This guy look like Matt Damon's scary brother.

Hello I had a question you said that ball throw practice and other we have to do so we have to do that everyday?

I like to refer to the "spider sense" as Fighting Intuition. Using intuitive knowledge at the speed of a fight. For those who think I'm talking about "muscle memory", do realize that muscle memory is merely another step to building fighting intuition. However, comically, many believe muscle memory to be the pinnacle of reflexes. Think of fighting intuition more like Ultra Instinct from DB Super. And yes, you can train for defensive responses as well as offensive assaults. Only most like to believe the over dramatical sensationalized version seen in cartoons and movies. The difference between muscle memory and fighting intuition: a person can be duped, feigned or baited using the tactic Bruce Lee made popular (strike the same way in the same spot twice or even thrice, then go completely different the next time...they will be programmed to anticipating that very same thing). Using fighting intuition (if done correctly) you will not be suckered by such tactics...just ready and alert to respond

Nice video, I know you've mentioned training with virtual reality in the past, is there any games in particular that you think are good for training vision, reflex, tracking and other beneficial skills? do you mainly use the Oculus Rift or have you had experience with the HTC Vive and if so, which do you prefer? Thanks a lot man, love the channel.

Cool

i was ran over as a child. since then ive been careful when i cross the street. im still terrified of a car hitting me, but i know i have to get from point A to point B eventually. my work even involves me being on the street. often times i feel my body reacts on its own and stops at the right spots when a car is about to pass. i sometimes feel when i get across the street like i wasn't the one who did that.

Downhill mountain biking!

Ninjutsu have had this for hundreds of years. Your senses extend beyond the body and its quite easy to train.

In sports class I heard from where someone threw the basketball, while I looked out for mine, as I threw it very badly, but concentrated somehow on the thrown ball, which has hit the wood and I was thinking I should better go to the left with my head. Before I really tried to do it, it felt like something pulled me a bit to the left. If that wouldn't have happened the ball would've hit the back of my head, but it only slightly touched my right ear. Funny thing... later the same thing, at the same places, happened, but I wasn't concentrating enough/was thinking the risk of this happening again was so low, that it hit me the second time.

I have a six since if its 4inc away and its not touching me i feel its never by

This happened about a week ago but my dad was hiding behind a corner to scare me in the middle of the night when I was going to get a drink of water and I just got Goosebumps all over my skin and he popped out can someone explain this please? Thank You.

I remember one time in 7th grade, two people were playing with a ball behind me while I was sitting down in pe, the ball came flying towards me, and somehow I dodged it despite not even seeing it. It felt like my body just glitched or something, it was felt so cool in the moment

The story where you kicked the coleslaw was hilarious I did a similar thing and broke the plate with the salmon on and also did it with a bottle

This all reminds me of when I played basketball. I have poor eyesight and wore contacts so almost like having total peripheral vision and I focused on the wall behind everyone and like blanked out almost, caught a pass and weaved through the defense like nothing and shot almost perfect. And I sucked so after wards I zoned back in and was like yo what

Spider sense is like a buzz or tingling in the back of your head.

Do a video about nightwing

Black panther heart shaped herb would be nice

I can be aware at 2 things at 1 second etc I am commenting but I hear everything around me and hear 2 people talking upstairs and next to me soa bout 5 I can be aware of at the same time pretty op huh

Ah you just had to hit me with the 90's feels theme song lmao.

I really love you do observation of sertin science fictional characters based on there fascinating abilities and making them come to life because to be honest I wanted to be spiderman 😀😀😀.

I have the wide view thing

I don’t really know how to explain it but I have this type of spidey sense I guess but it’s not really for incoming objects or people but for events that are going to happen. Only problem with it is that I can’t really tell what it is and I have to play hot or cold to get an idea of what it is and even at that, I still don’t really know. Can anyone help me pinpoint this so I don’t have to constantly have a vague idea?

So what does it mean when I can sense when someone is staring at me but when I’m walking down the street trying to find someone looking at me it doesn’t work.Any scientific reason behind this?

I think there must be a way to switch subconscious channels. There have been times when I can hear people across a crowded resteraunt having conversation. Times I thought the house was being destroyed and it turned out to be someone opening a pickle jar. Times I've dodged by the wind on my hair. I think of it like this...if it can be done once it can be done again.

When Im fighting I can detect a range of punces and hits which is tho to 6 years of training myself to dodge which I obtained something I call "High Sense" I can sense a range of things which etc if Im about to be punched I detect it which this could be dangerous for whoever im fighting which I could know some of there incoming moves which I can detect from even a small bit of sound what is happening basically my brain stores data which then my Brain easily knows if there is something wrong coming

We're no strangers to love You know the rules and so do I A full commitment's what I'm thinking of You wouldn't get this from any other guy I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it Inside we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it And if you ask me how I'm feeling Don't tell me you're too blind to see

Bam

Hells yeah number 7

I’ve always had these moments where something I cannot detect by the 5 senses is approaching me. It’s happened since I was little and it’s not something I seek out. It just happens. Ex: When in my room alone, I will have a feeling that someone is coming and then boom they show up. Every time this happens, it starts with my ears tingling and then my entire body freezes for a very brief moment. That’s a terrible description of what’s happening but that’s the best way I can describe it lol. Anyone else like this?

Another time I was playing ping pong and someone on the side spoke to me I looked at them and responded to them,at the same time my opponent hit a hard shot and I returned a winning shot without really looking or paying attention. I always thought it was a fluke shot!

How long would it take you think for you to notice a difference with your reflexes?

Thanks bro I have spider sense (it’s real, my head is tingling hard when I got bitten by random 4 legged spider) but it’s super very weak now it’s strong. Thanks bro

One of the reason I think Starbucks is popular and yet it doesn't have any commercial is that many people use it in their unintentionally (like in his video the cup with a logo of Starbucks)

Bruh that happens to me but I don’t even see them people like a lot I’ll be walking home from school and I’ll be by my self and the second someone starts walking behind me I don’t look back and I’ll know someone or something is behind me

5:36 ...how long are your arms?

When I heard him be like my spider sense is tingling😂😂😂

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That’s weird because usually when I empty my mind,I get cross eyed.Anyone think that’s me actually going into hyper focus?

I actually have a .1 reaction speed

How to train it...I have no idea.

Do the sharingan

A lot of this stuff is the sort of thing that makes people believe in the supernatural, simply not understanding that sometimes the human brain works in strange and unexpected ways.

My reaction time was bellow 1second