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Hey everybody! I've been reading a lot of fitness books again recently in case you can't tell, and the most recent was The Naked Warrior by Pavel Tsatsouline. I have to say, this book is absolutely AWESOME - chock-full of all sorts of gems in relation to building true strength - but it's really geared towards a specific audience. It's not for everyone because it doesn't apply to general fitness goals. So if you've been wondering if this book is worth your time and money, hopefully this quick synopsis video helps you out.
Thanks for watching! And if you have any other books you'd like to suggest for me to review, or other video ideas in general, drop them in the comments below!
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Комментарии : 66   
@Rayzorbladez
@Rayzorbladez 2 года назад
Pavel's pushup routine turned me into a machine
@awesomeguy3211
@awesomeguy3211 2 года назад
Is this the routine in the book?
@Baldcafe
@Baldcafe 2 года назад
@@awesomeguy3211 bump
@Danman917
@Danman917 Год назад
Yes
@ding174
@ding174 2 года назад
Antigycolitic training works. I bought his book years ago and it still makes sense. And yes, thanks to Covid and joe rogan’s interview with pavel I’ve been working out with kettlebells and jump rope using antigycolitic principles.
@Briaaanz
@Briaaanz 2 года назад
Please do a video comparing the different books you've covered and explaining which one is the best for certain goals; if one wins out over the others for comprehensive content, etc
@zahleer
@zahleer 2 года назад
Ryan is all about strenght, muscle and mind building. Great video as always
@triplenetinc
@triplenetinc 2 года назад
Great review! I'm definitely getting a copy of this book. Love this respect you show to Pavel.
@davidmickles5012
@davidmickles5012 2 года назад
Ok, I have not studied this beyond a handful of excersize books but I have been training for many years for martial arts and climbing/mountaineering. My intuition tells me he is right. My own simplified approach to a home routine centers around 3 excersizes: Squats, Pushups, Situps (crunches). I've found that one can get a pretty good "full body" training session in by just focusing on those 3 movements. If coarse there are many variations of each excersize and variable intensities, sets.. etc.. But in general, a person can achieve a lot with just those three. Adding in cardio (hill walking, running) for endurance & VO2 training rounds it off nicely if you want to go there
@dave3gan
@dave3gan 2 года назад
Adding in cardio is key, most important muscle in the body
@guisspino2347
@guisspino2347 2 года назад
Skip Sit Ups and add Pull Ups. Your core is engaged during proper push ups and pull ups. Sit ups can be helpful, but you need a pull workout somewhere in there. If your just going to do 3 movements, make one of them a pull up variation.
@davidmickles5012
@davidmickles5012 2 года назад
@@guisspino2347 True, but at home not everyone has a pullup bar. Also, pullups tend to focus on biceps plus lats & abs, and there are variations of pushups that can engage biceps to some degree as well as abdominals. If everyone had a pullup bar at home I might have named squats, pullups and pushups as the main 3 but IMO it's more important to stress and work the core abdominal muscles over developing biceps & lats - which is one reason I would put situp variations over pullups.
@lorenzomartinez8543
@lorenzomartinez8543 2 года назад
Yeah, best one I've ever read. His tips work for all sorts of exercises as well.
@leehelppie4544
@leehelppie4544 2 года назад
i've been following (albeit, loosely) the progressions from convict conditioning. pavel's approach seems to be similar, except wow, only 2 exercises. i don't doubt the man, and it sounds like a good book. i recently ordered al kavadlo's 'stretching your boundaries' which i hope will blend with the cc exercises. i would like to hear your take on cc 2.
@ronallen2458
@ronallen2458 2 года назад
I love this book. I got it about 15 years ago! Finally a review. :)
@YakThaWiseman72
@YakThaWiseman72 Год назад
Indeed, I loved it too,
@vulpertinger2309
@vulpertinger2309 2 года назад
Sounds like a great read. Thanks for the review! I just wonder what's the place (or why no place) for pulling excercises? Is this addressed? I used to do lots of push-ups and barely any pulling/back excercises when young and now suffer strongly from impingement in my shoulders probably due to imbalances (and sitting at the desk). Not sure if I should even try one-armed push-ups. I tend to do inverted rows and pull-ups a lot and push-ups much less frequently these days.
@drergot1841
@drergot1841 2 года назад
In the book, he explains that his oapu form works the lats, but in the back of the book he also shows using a door for pull-ups and body rows. Not a door bar, a door: one of the book's concepts is being able to train anywhere, without equipment. Hence 'naked', and two exercises that require literally no equipment, not even a bar. He explains that the two exercises are full-body on their own, but isn't suggesting that you never do anything else (indeed, he says you will need to add a pull etc). Rather he's using these two as a way to learn how to train strength with bodyweight only. The methodology - GTG, tension, breathing, strength as a skill, ways to progress/regress - can all then be applied to whatever else you do. He talks (briefly - but the whole book is to-the-point) about integrating this type of training with other work, both bodyweight and weighted. It's great stuff. Pavel's school, StrongFirst, has a bodyweight video programme that includes pull-ups and leg raises using a bar. [P.S. John Kirsch's hanging programme helped fix my desk-induced shoulder impingement].
@criticalmass527
@criticalmass527 2 года назад
Nice to see Johnny Sins doing so well !
@KGeorge-1
@KGeorge-1 2 года назад
Hard cover book? Can't deal with paperback or kindle for this great subject matter... As usual, excellent info MTG! Thanks
@maalikfazal1406
@maalikfazal1406 2 года назад
Hi Ryan. Will Tennyson had bought an Athlean X Program called “Total Beast”. He liked the layout of the program. Athlean X has 2 bodyweight workouts. 1st being Athlean Xero and the 2nd being Xero 2. Why don’t you buy 1 of the programs and do it for the full 6 or 12 weeks? Then document your results following the program, it would an interesting video to watch. Take care. Stay blessed 🙏🏽
@souvikchatterjee7400
@souvikchatterjee7400 2 года назад
Loved the outro exercise dude
@cataclysmiccrypto5801
@cataclysmiccrypto5801 2 года назад
Just a quick tip on his last name: Sat-Soo-Lin
@ChrisFit-ChristopherDaCosta
@ChrisFit-ChristopherDaCosta 2 месяца назад
Awesome! Ordered one!
@Luigi-bg6jh
@Luigi-bg6jh 2 месяца назад
Ma senza un esercizio di trazione a controbilanciare flessioni non si rischia squilibrio come per la sfida One punch?
@DE-vd8sf
@DE-vd8sf 2 года назад
When are you going to write a book?
@amiracle1269
@amiracle1269 2 года назад
I was incarcerated and that is where I first witnessed the PISTOL SQUAT....WHAT A FUCKIN SIGHT TO BEHOLD THAT...AND THE IRON CROSS...ANY MAN OR WOMAN READING THAT CAN DO BOTH OF SAID EXERCISES OR ONE OF THEM...FKN HATS OFF👊🏿💪🏿👌🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
@dave3gan
@dave3gan 2 года назад
Less is more ( more or less) - I enjoyed Pavel's kettlebell videos, so will definitely check this out
@petemarron6677
@petemarron6677 2 года назад
That's great! However I was let down by convict conditioning,enter the kettlebell and the one about bars. Although entertaining and good material quality. The info was a little lax. Just my opinion
@rorygilmorelove6
@rorygilmorelove6 19 дней назад
Does the RU-vid video replace the book?
@OmaimaFr
@OmaimaFr 2 года назад
Yo! Today I went to the book shop and saw this book, wondered if it was a novel 😅. Coincidences happen in life
@MinusTheGym
@MinusTheGym 2 года назад
😂 that’s quite a coincidence!
@guisspino2347
@guisspino2347 2 года назад
I know your the body weight guy, but his Simple and Sinister book is also fantastic for anyone interested in Kettlebells.
@kimpod2417
@kimpod2417 4 месяца назад
Is this good for beginners?? Someone who has no experience but had a decent figure and movment. I’m about 200 pound at 6.5 feet tall. I have enough mobility to run but I can’t do things like splits and pistol squats
@quantensprung2688
@quantensprung2688 4 месяца назад
Gibt es das auf Deutsch?
@amiracle1269
@amiracle1269 2 года назад
Does he touch on nutrition in this book?
@LoveJungle420
@LoveJungle420 Год назад
All I see are bright gray blue eyes. 😍
@mega.therion3008
@mega.therion3008 4 месяца назад
Set sulley
@cosmotron5205
@cosmotron5205 2 года назад
From viewing the book in the video, does some of the exercises require working with a partner?
@MinusTheGym
@MinusTheGym 2 года назад
There are a few examples that require a partner, but you don’t need a partner to utilize the principles in the book and do the program.
@tucoos1287
@tucoos1287 2 года назад
Does Pavel have other good books you've read?
@StircrzyGRAMLING
@StircrzyGRAMLING 2 года назад
Have owned a dog eared copy for years
@amiracle1269
@amiracle1269 2 года назад
I'm on it just got my CANT HURT ME BY MR GOGGINS.....THIS IS NEXT
@trench01
@trench01 2 года назад
So what r the 2 workouts?
@guisspino2347
@guisspino2347 2 года назад
Pistol Squats and One Handed Push Ups. Sounds simple, and it is. But it’s worth a read. More about philosophy.
@HarpreetSingh-tt3io
@HarpreetSingh-tt3io 2 года назад
Why those two exercises only?
@m4chinist
@m4chinist 2 года назад
I was wondering the same thing. What about pulling exercises?
@dorianurem6203
@dorianurem6203 2 года назад
I think another basis for the book was no equipment and that the exercise can be done anywhere anytime while maximizing strength gains
@drergot1841
@drergot1841 2 года назад
With these two you can get quite high resistance, and together they provide a full(ish) body workout (he discusses the shortcomings too though). He also says that you should probably only work on two exercises at any one time using the GTG method. And yes, as Dorian says above, one of the concepts is knowing how to train strength with zero equipment, not even a bar (hence 'naked'). It's not supposed to be a complete forever programme. It's about the methodology: learn it through these two exercises; then he discusses how to apply to / integrate with your other training, bodyweight or iron.
@pastorofmuppets1968
@pastorofmuppets1968 2 года назад
I do different pushups pullups and squats 3 times a week. I'm 53 and this works for me. Pavel is a monster. I learned alot when he was on Joe Rogens podcast.
@santoss5807
@santoss5807 2 года назад
By Pavel? Shut up and take my money Ofc if the same Pavel that im think of :)
@MinusTheGym
@MinusTheGym 2 года назад
If you’re thinking of the kettlebell Pavel who looks a bit like myself and Mr. Sins, you’ve got the right one
@santoss5807
@santoss5807 2 года назад
@@MinusTheGym Yall cool man Pavel that i meant is the one who operates Kosatka :)
@whiteman-vh4lh
@whiteman-vh4lh Год назад
johnny sins began brother looool
@Bat_Dance
@Bat_Dance 2 года назад
COMRADE!
@roskisposti1748
@roskisposti1748 2 года назад
"The wall will teach you."
@rag2576
@rag2576 2 года назад
@@roskisposti1748 ...the hard way.
@musicfromheaven6313
@musicfromheaven6313 2 года назад
Brain needs book, muscle needs movement 💪
@maximisatwat
@maximisatwat Год назад
Pavel doesn't actually look strong ... He resembles those guys you see who took calisthenics "too far" (no offence) Any gym has guys looking MUCH stronger than him. You could just speak to them instead of buying a book. I would think "Starting Strength" and just 3x10 would get most people far farther
@aj37ful
@aj37ful 10 месяцев назад
You don't need brawn to be strong. 90% of strength is in the mind.
@rumexcrispus
@rumexcrispus 8 месяцев назад
That is the point. Pavel is after wiry/stealth strength and neurological adaptations rather than hypertrophy.
@ImpalerVlad
@ImpalerVlad 2 года назад
Pavel eats steak, it’s what it takes to build strength.
@dannyspitzer1267
@dannyspitzer1267 2 года назад
No
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