Christopher, I think this is amazing. I have no bands, yet!!!! I need this tho. Thank you, I'll subscribe ☺️
@ChristopherHoleTraining5 минут бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@dipsspableСағат бұрын
Very informative
@ChristopherHoleTraining6 минут бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@csn5832 сағат бұрын
See also warrior 3, half moon, and revolved half moon in yoga.
@skydentallounge17853 сағат бұрын
it would have helped more better way if you have shown the same by wearing / using brace
@BlackavianСағат бұрын
Because his brace are the muscles of his body, to see them working he would have to be shirtless and wearing a Speedo. While this could be really interesting, I don’t think he’d want to show that much skin.
@frankm25883 сағат бұрын
Christopher: thanks. Your excercises, especially things like the bridge and abdominal bracing, seem to be somethat "Stuart McGill" influenced. I've gone through PT by people trained by him. I still have back soreness after doing things like the McGill Big Three and others. I may need more stretching. I had an RFA of the facet joints in the lumbar. I did consult with some spind surgeons & I'm not a surgical candidate. It must be muscular along with degeneration.
@ChristopherHoleTrainingСағат бұрын
Most definitely McGill influenced. Ask yourself this question, what posture positions movements and loads make my pain worse? And then the opposite, what makes it better. Reduce, remove and adapt the ones that make it worse and do more of what makes it feel better. This will help desensitise the pain. The Big 3 aren’t used for pain reduction per’se although they have a way of doing that if it’s a specific type of pain.
@pavelhykl50634 сағат бұрын
I have a pain going through the hip, front tigh and outer shin. Cant dorsiflex my ankle.I am in my 5th day of that situation. 😢
@ChristopherHoleTrainingСағат бұрын
It’s possibly due to the femoral nerve that exits the spine higher than the Sciatic nerve at L4/3.
@Lisa-j7s3k6 сағат бұрын
Finally someone addresses this area. Thank you !
@ChristopherHoleTrainingСағат бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@lindavanwey50447 сағат бұрын
Hahaha. You Walking like my 70 year old dad!!
@antonioavendanoaunon60907 сағат бұрын
Good morning! I think that this exercise can be helpful to train and do strongs the ankles for the tension at them. I will try it to see its effects at my low back, hips, glutes, etc, thank you for this tip, greetings from Spain.
@ChristopherHoleTrainingСағат бұрын
Glad it was helpful
@georgeikinya277911 сағат бұрын
Almost like a crane form in martial art( qi gong )
@1947froggy12 сағат бұрын
Are pink shoes required? :) subbed
@ChristopherHoleTrainingСағат бұрын
Any colour is good but they have to be bright!
@danielosawaru904512 сағат бұрын
Cool cool
@RiverCat99921 сағат бұрын
Thanks, Christopher I loved the Monster Walk. Thanks for all you do on your channel and Happy Holidays.....
@ChristopherHoleTrainingСағат бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it
@4nbop80userКүн бұрын
Oh dear I understood the Monster Walk to be sideways so I’ve been doing them wrong since months ! Thanks !!
@ChristopherHoleTrainingКүн бұрын
Happy to help!
@guachingmanКүн бұрын
Also known as the shart in pant walk
@BenRichards7Күн бұрын
😂 I hoped that wouldn't show when I had to walk out of a building full of people once. Unfortunately it was bad so you could see. Then I had to drive. Not a good day.
@tedantares27512 күн бұрын
"Eccentric" is pronounced as "ik'sentrik", not as "e'sentrik"
@ChristopherHoleTraining2 күн бұрын
Thanks
@KasumiModa17 сағат бұрын
Yeap, better get THAT right. That word alone is enough to destroy all the benefits!!!
@Lyddiebits28 минут бұрын
Ted Antares, maybe where you are, you pronounce it that way. What a petty thing to nit pick at. This awesome instructor doesn't pronounce anything the way I do, and vise versa. It's called, and accent.
@scott76842 күн бұрын
that's Okinawa uechi rye d o u c h e
@igiveulana3 күн бұрын
Figure skater here. This such a helpful off-ice training excersize, it really improves balance
@alainprefontaine19093 күн бұрын
Nice overview of “strength training” and the definition of heavy, simple and effective, “6 reps and maybe one more”. I look forward to more. Not sure how old your channel is but the algorithm is serving you up! Cheers from YYC
@alainprefontaine19093 күн бұрын
What 2007! We’ll glad you finally rose to the top on my feed!
@ChristopherHoleTraining3 күн бұрын
I appreciate that!
@ChristopherHoleTraining3 күн бұрын
It's been a long time coming
@donaldduck28013 күн бұрын
People ask me if I shit im my pants. Or if I was born with heavy balls.
@zhuanjifarms50503 күн бұрын
Had the band on my ankles and yes, stepping way out moving forward...absolutely destroyed me...with a rubber band...yikeez!
@ChristopherHoleTraining3 күн бұрын
Keep it up
@Buzz_Kill713 күн бұрын
Programmed, how?
@ChristopherHoleTraining3 күн бұрын
Let me know I bit more detail and I'll see what I can add in the comments
@pamelaflores41294 күн бұрын
I've been doing them differently, so I really appreciate this great explanation. Thank you so much!
@ChristopherHoleTraining3 күн бұрын
You're so welcome!
@judygriffin20294 күн бұрын
But you are bent forward…that is my issue!
@ChristopherHoleTraining3 күн бұрын
Why is bending forward a problem?
@ConstructiveMinds1004 күн бұрын
Well explain. Ps Make sure you have a better light to boost your channel.
@ChristopherHoleTraining3 күн бұрын
Working on it
@toriwolf59784 күн бұрын
I’m going to try that lol looks like fun to, reminds me of Micheal Jackson thriller dancing lol
@ChristopherHoleTraining3 күн бұрын
Whatever works!
@rvrgrrl4 күн бұрын
This seems helpful :o) Do you have a suggestion for how to determine which strength of band to use? I have five bands in graduated strengths (I don't feel like that's the right word but I'm not sure how else to say it).
@ChristopherHoleTraining3 күн бұрын
Choose the one that pulls your foot inward, your goal is to maintain your foot in a straight line as you step
@texasRoofDoctorКүн бұрын
Great content. It is amazing how little things make such a positive change. Thank you, Sir.
@ChristopherHoleTrainingКүн бұрын
@@texasRoofDoctor Thanks
@bramble36935 күн бұрын
What I want to know is, for an elderly person (78), how many sets and reps, every day or miss a day, or two or three? And how to get rid of the infernal stiffness that comes with exercise?
@nickcellini56093 күн бұрын
You know your own body. Do what you feels works for you.
@ChristopherHoleTraining3 күн бұрын
Reps, Sets and Frequency depends on your fitness, start with what you know you can do and build up from there. Example; start with 2 sets of 10 reps every other day and your body will tell you if you're doing too much or too little
@nickcellini56092 күн бұрын
@@ChristopherHoleTraining The Tube sending messages to the wrong people again !!!
@edsweeney68435 күн бұрын
Looks like a great exercise to target the glute medius and minimus. How far / how many sets do you recommend?
@ChristopherHoleTraining3 күн бұрын
Reps, Sets and Frequency depends on your fitness, start with what you know you can do and build up from there. Example; start with 2 sets of 10 reps every other day and your body will tell you if you're doing too much or too little
@ZengardenertiktokКүн бұрын
Incredible, sensible guidance! Pure gold! Thank you!
@ChristopherHoleTrainingКүн бұрын
@ No problem
@SelfBegotten8 күн бұрын
How about for the sake of time and efficiency, one employ compound Olympic Style Techniques, such as: 1. Snatch 2. Clean & Jerk, etc. Thanks!!!
@ChristopherHoleTraining8 күн бұрын
These are very technical exercises and need to performed with sub-maximal weight so not ideal
@SelfBegotten8 күн бұрын
@ChristopherHoleTraining Thanks again!!!
@plf56958 күн бұрын
Interesting variations. Thank you.
@ChristopherHoleTraining8 күн бұрын
My pleasure!
@Marina__D10 күн бұрын
Last time I was on aeroplane, there was no room for these type of exercises.
@bramble36935 күн бұрын
Partial bridges are ok, 45 degrees, feet flat on floor, head on headrest, push up with tummy, up and down, lots of reps, lots of laughs. If anyone complains just show them your glutes and 6 pack and everyone will copy you.
@randolphpinkle44822 күн бұрын
Try the hip car or hip train as alternatives.
@energyfitness5116Сағат бұрын
Bruh,do this exercise when you are in line for the TSA pat down. They will move you to the front of the line!
@roadbunner11 күн бұрын
Thanks for the video! Currently rehabbing this. Am able to run a few miles with no issue before it gets a little cranky. Have been working on mobility, propioception, stretching and strength. The massage recommendation is new. Curious what the effect of that is. Does it increase blood flow to the area or is it helping the tendon directly. I will start doing that on the tender areas. Small circular movements? Thanks!
@ChristopherHoleTraining8 күн бұрын
Tendons don't have a huge blood supply for repair, so massage help deliver blood and remove waste. Frictions also breakdown scar tissue that can build up within damaged tissues make the tissue healthier after rehab
@xabixps12 күн бұрын
Where is the exercise? The frame is wrong. 😅
@ChristopherHoleTraining8 күн бұрын
Wrong frame!
@barbaratierney132612 күн бұрын
I like this sequence, but as a Pilates instructor I don’t like the cue to brace the abdominals, if you do this you can’t breathe the Diaphragm can’t work properly.Use the inhale,exhale to aid the movement. Thanks Barbara Tierney .
@ChristopherHoleTraining12 күн бұрын
Abdominal breathing is possible with a brace, it just requires practice. Like everything it's a skill to learn. The brace should be appropriate to the task, a heavy brace for heavy tasks and a light brace for light task. This way the spine is supported appropriately and breathing is maintained.
@barbaratierney132612 күн бұрын
@ thank you for your response.
@mocotonio14 күн бұрын
Thank you.
@ChristopherHoleTraining14 күн бұрын
You're welcome!
@mocotonio14 күн бұрын
This channel is way too underrated, i really hope you end up getting the recognition that you deserve. Keep making videos.💪
@ChristopherHoleTraining14 күн бұрын
I appreciate that!
@JP-de6yz23 күн бұрын
Bench press? No?
@ChristopherHoleTraining22 күн бұрын
100% yes, the reason I left it out was because an overhead press makes the load go further through the body because you're stood up and that it's more applicable to real life in that it's lifting something overhead. With that said a bench press is another great exercise for bone health
@elzanagy70524 күн бұрын
Thanks!! I learned something. I have been lifting my arms and legs. Will be doing them correctly going forward.
@ChristopherHoleTraining22 күн бұрын
Wonderful!
@desiguy99527 күн бұрын
Can someone with lower back pain do it
@ChristopherHoleTraining26 күн бұрын
That's a tricky question to answer because it depends if it triggers your lower back pain
@waqiderbaz29 күн бұрын
Mr Hole, I have no doubt that you know what you are doing, however posing a question and then leaving the potential customer/viewer hanging like you did in this video will neither do good for success on youtube neither in business. I am no youtuber but I am a shopkeeper son of a shopkeeper son of a shopkeeper. Here is how it will play on the end of the two types of your potential customers/consumers: 1: first type of customers are social media consumers who may/will not pay for your services but they will engage with your content regularly. This will help increase your algorithm ratings to help place you higher in results, get the word out about your authenticity, and increase your followers to a number where you can comfortably start negotiating your endorsements. They also bring in the ad-revenue. all of this will be your primary source of income on social media as well as in your actual business. 2: second type are your physical customers who can actually come visit you or are willing to pay you to save time, or effort, or energy, or if they need special kind of treatment, or are skeptical of trying things on their own. but those will also focus on what the word on "street" about you is, which offcourse first type of customers will be bringing in. so in short, you should be focusing on content that people like me can actually try at home and attest the authenticity of. instead of closely guarding your "secrets", share them with people so people can try it, and report back if it works or not. this way you will either learn from it or learn from it. win win both ways. I wish you good luck!
@JRJStacksАй бұрын
After living in really bad chronic back pain for more than 2 years now After a completely successful fusion in 2021 it's clear to me that no one understands back pain unless they have it or really know or live with someone who does. I guess my only option at this point is nerve ablation but I can't get a pain doctor to stay in the room longer than 3 minutes.
@Aceboggy3223Ай бұрын
So lawyers can fuck you when trying to get on SSD
@cam-inf-4w5Ай бұрын
I disagree completely lol. No one is trying to activate lats or lower back man. Thers 100 exercises for that. People are trying to activate glutes bc lower back muscles and hams are over dominant and causing injury and theres hardly any glute iso exercises. There are 100 ways to do a dead lift or good morning incorrectly. Your spine needs to decompress and youre saying its compressing. Dont flex your spine back and forth. Strengthen the glutes to take pressure off your spine. Thats why people are here. Loading the upper body will damage the spine more with a hinge its that simple.
@ChristopherHoleTrainingАй бұрын
I don't understand what you're trying to say? I don't understand what you're disagreeing with? Do you work with people with low back pain?
@cam-inf-4w5Ай бұрын
@ChristopherHoleTraining if all these trainers are so science based and science is objective then why can yall not agree on a single thing and disagree in a complete 180 degree on every aspect of health, diet, and fitness training? A normal person is looking at 100 video all claiming to help and if they mess it its their own fault and could worsen their injury more than just doing nothing at all and dealing with todays pain. If yall go to school for this i dont understand where the disagreements come from since the books would teach a similar science based curriculum.
@ChristopherHoleTrainingАй бұрын
@@cam-inf-4w5 This is one of the best questions I've been asked, I'm going to do a video about it after I finish the bit of work I'm doing and post it
@cam-inf-4w5Ай бұрын
Clearly this man has never worked in a warehouse or construction where youre "under load" all day long. Which is the actual problem. Work standards for 8 to 11 hours straight every day all year for decades lol. Which creates the injury we then have to do special exercises to not fix but attempt to remedy. Not a 15 minute exercise with your own bodyweight. If he has he needs to make videos for employers and companies not us.
@ChristopherHoleTrainingАй бұрын
I have worked in a warehouse and in construction (during my teen's and early 20's), so I know the demands of the work. I also had back problems from the work, so I have personal experience of the loads on the back.
@cam-inf-4w5Ай бұрын
@ChristopherHoleTraining then i apologize. You should convince companies to lessen the work standards especially for the low wages instead of us trying to fix our effed up bodies on our own time to keep this already bad economy going. Im probably going to get one of these benches bc simple rdls still flare up my back. Ive never been injured and im only 28 and have had back problems for 2 years after i had to quit trying to fix it on my own bc were paid so little we cant even fix the injuries yet someone has to work these jobs. And its the same story in every generation. But we take all the risk and all the damage. Then go broke paying for surgeries and get discarded by society. Then get called sexist for it being a male dominated field no one would want to work anyway. But McDonald's, Walmart, and farming or construction are the only jobs in 90% of towns outside of cities. With a growing population and graduates and shrinking openings, and housing prices and groceries rising along with work standards yet no benefits. The best thing that helped my back was just a few weeks hanging on a pullup bar but i still have to work my back so it doesnt turn to glass. Until eventually it will flare up again. The hip extensions should decompress the spine and half your own bodyweight is less than a loaded rdl with your body weight WHILE compressing.
@whitneysmith5446Ай бұрын
I just hurt my back for the first time in my life about a week ago, it was completely debilitating and I was in so much pain and fear, and your interviews with Dr. McGill about his books were the most helpful videos that I found. So neutral (no pun intended) in your delivery, and very focused on injury and pain and recovery, in those interviews, which is what I was looking for. It helped me so, so much, both in terms of the information and how reassuring your presence is. THANK YOU SO MUCH for your contributions.
@ChristopherHoleTrainingАй бұрын
Thanks you, I’m glad the information has been helpful
@PatCostanzaАй бұрын
I am wondering how you feel about seated dumbbell good mornings. Are they as safe and effective as the standing version?
@ChristopherHoleTrainingАй бұрын
For low back pain I don't see the point of the exercise. A persons low back is very specific to them and I don't know how a coach/therapist or influencer can prescribe an exercise without knowing specific trigger. If there's no low back pain, I'd lean toward the standing Good Morning because it includes the hips and there are plenty of other ways to improve hip range of movement that doesn't require a seated Good Morning. For me a seated Good Morning is another unnecessary exercise
@PatCostanzaАй бұрын
Thank you for the reply. I will stick with the standing good morning.
@kb4655Ай бұрын
Phenomenal video to help understand the principles and approach to manage lower back pain.
@ChristopherHoleTrainingАй бұрын
Thanks’ I’m glad you liked it
@tonyneillawАй бұрын
It's a shame that bw exercises such as this are very undervalued. They prefer to use some well marketed machine in a gym.