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@heath_00000 7 күн бұрын
I can't decide if a King's Hook is further left or right of the King's Move... thoughts?
@CantThinkOfAHandleSoItsThis 7 күн бұрын
Let's be real, he lost 2 round to a guy with 6 week's training and people think he can take Levan? Be realistic; it's too early. 🤦♂️🤣
@CantThinkOfAHandleSoItsThis 7 күн бұрын
Just reading the title: Hell no, way too early. He needs more time to train, get his body used to the movements and work his way up to Levan. Throwing him in now would make for a bad match; not only would he lose but he'd probably get injured too and nobody wants to see that.
@JohnLasker-kk5nm 8 күн бұрын
I think that it was an excellent learning experience for Brian, and that he will make the necessary changes in his training. I think that Brian now has a better sense of where the top level is, because he knows Eddies strength, and knows that Neil handily beat Eddie despite being retired for years. I think it’s also good that he was allowed to really test Devon’s strength in his gym, because it showed him that he still has a long way to go. If anyone knows how to get strong, it’s him, and he will undoubtedly start aiming for Devon’s (and Levan’s) numbers eventually.
@ConnoisseurOfExistence 8 күн бұрын
I don't understand why people assume that Brian is physically stronger than Eddie. In strongman, Eddie has outlifted Brian on all major static lifts.
@SuperNova888666 8 күн бұрын
To start with, Eddie is 30-40 kg lighter than he was competing.
@ConnoisseurOfExistence 8 күн бұрын
@SuperNova888666 He recently (a month or two ago) did 100 kg dumbbells per hand shoulder press for 2-3 reps in his gym, together with Iron Biby. I don't think Eddie has lost much strength (of course he's lost some with the bodyweight down). Brian doesn't do strongman either these days.
@Youngster543210 8 күн бұрын
Probably because Eddie himself said Brian was stronger?
@LH74 9 күн бұрын
Was it the guy in the tan t-shirt? I figure it’s him because of the way he was positioned. I don’t know that much about arm wrestling btw.
@LH74 9 күн бұрын
Devon is the equivalent of the US Delta Force but in Canada. He is calm in the worst situations.
@deeeeeeps 9 күн бұрын
I think Brian did a lot better than people are giving him credit for and Eddie did a lot worse than people are giving him credit for. Eddie lost because of his technique where Brian won because of technique and strength. Watch the match with no sound because I'll give Eddie credit about being an amazing showman. However to be great you don't need to be talking trash like Devon or Eddie look at Levan or Davit Samushia absolutely dominating the sport without any trash talk (I do enjoy the banter though). Why the match looks so bad for Brian is because of what Devon told him to do which was great advice. Devon was having him roll out backwards in the start which is super safe because you aren't using your side pressure or shoulder. Then Eddie was grabbing onto Brian like a vice grip which always creates for a jerky weird fight as one is trying to slip and one is holding. Brian did a great job and keeping height and pumped Eddie's hand very bad...he was constantly shaking between round. Brian could use some better body movement but I think a lot of it was keeping him save and not using using his shoulder. We have no idea how strong Eddie is in the strap. I'm guessing being a world strong man he probably isn't no slouch when you are tied up to him. Larry wheels was a strict powerlifter that didn't have any of the muscles needed for arm wrestling and that is why he struggled for so long. But these guys are world strong man always doing a weird motion like pulling on ropes or lifting stones. They could be a lot better than people are saying. I 100% think Brian has the best potential his hand is a hydraulic press and has tons of leverage. For the little bit they have been in the sport I thought they both put on a great show and I'll for sure be waiting for a rematch.
@jakobstisen6366 9 күн бұрын
I think they are quite spot on. Eddie looks good in his move of pronation, where containment that Brian did is just power armwrestling and takes away form his learning of the sport. So I think is what we see is what it is.
@deeeeeeps 9 күн бұрын
@@jakobstisen6366 After fouls Brian pronated Eddie over and broke his wrist back. Round 2 again Brian pronated Eddie then cupped and turned Eddies hand over. Round 3 Eddie is holding on with his wrist broke back. Round 4 Brian is using so much pronation his hand isn't gripping it wide open and Eddie once again is holding on. Eddie did look great in the strap he was using shoulder and pronation. Round 5 once again Brian pronates through Eddies hand and turns it over using cup and pronation. Round 6 Brian broke Eddie hand wide open with just pronation.... I have no idea what match you watched or if you just focus on the one round Eddie won but CLEARLY Brian was pronating and cupping and control height the other 5 rounds.
@jakobstisen6366 9 күн бұрын
@deeeeeeps 😐
@A_Mystery_Man 9 күн бұрын
Eddie was constantly climbing and adjusting for height, but his issue was not knowing when to slip. The match was decided by Eddie's inability or choice not to slip. It was Eddie's mistake, rather than Brian's excellence that won the match.
@venomshot2815 8 күн бұрын
The sheer COPE is unreal
@MR-bp3in 9 күн бұрын
Brian has potential but no sense in embarrassing the crap out of him with levan
@jakobstisen6366 9 күн бұрын
Lets see what happens. I am still impressed with that Vikings strong man that is already on close to top 20 in US after 1 year. So all talks for good results, even if alf of them dont have what it takes.
@LH74 9 күн бұрын
03:10 don’t forget it’s the bald guy’s fault as well, because he instructed Larry to pull when the guy’s shoulders weren’t square.
@inu189 13 күн бұрын
Great stuff, guys, but I have noticed that while Jason explains, Alex looks at him so menacingly; it's like he is thinking about something not so good😂. Anyways, jokes aside, keep up the good work!🔥
@kar0x 15 күн бұрын
the objective criteria really wont work all places, as there might not be tournaments readily available like you are talking about.
@jeffhargrove759 16 күн бұрын
If devon just crushes people in practice he wouldn't be able to keep them enthusiastic about arm wrestling so they would want to learn from him. I'm sure he's been pinned by everyone who he's just trying to teach. Like this guy devons 1 arm is this guys entire body. Devon in a contest though, absolutely different it seems like he'd break your dad's arm before you two fight just to show dominance 😂
@timaruoutlaws1905 16 күн бұрын
Instant dad mode from Devon who said and did exactly the right thing when it was needed.
@yawner_1 16 күн бұрын
Very cool idea
@EvolutionaryE 17 күн бұрын
Love this idea ❤
@jsquaredccc 17 күн бұрын
you lost me at having to "pay a practice fee"
@culliganator 18 күн бұрын
What about gender disparity? Is my buddy's mom a red belt, LOL?
@jw_armwrestling 20 күн бұрын
💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
@LeonJergovic 20 күн бұрын
What are your thoughts on armwrestling and being diagnosed with arthritis on wrist?
@ZackTheArmWrestler 20 күн бұрын
This is a great idea. To take it a step further, maybe there could be stripes on the band for weight classes. 1 stripe for 60kg, 2 for 75kg, etc. Because a 90kg blue is going to outperform a 60kg blue. Either way the bands are a good idea.
@tablemonkeys5262 20 күн бұрын
Weight class is already defined. The bands are meant to indicate skill. So a 70kg blue band might be competitive with a 90kg yellow for example. We have planned to incorporate 3 stripes to signify strength levels. For example Brian Shaw, and Eddie Hall are still white bands as far as skill is concerned, but they are both level 3 in strength. Again this is intended to help practice be more efficient and effective, and not necessarily to rank pullers…
@tosmove 20 күн бұрын
I think this is a great way to remove the possible nervousness for a new guy. They can see from a distance who they may want to ask questions or work with. Also, the added bonus with it being the motivation as well. Very cool. 💪
@tablemonkeys5262 20 күн бұрын
Yes, exactly 👍
@Captain_hook978 20 күн бұрын
Sometimes a guy who is good at winning matches isn't necessarily a great teacher or role model for newer pullers
@richardjennex6583 20 күн бұрын
Good evening boys , hope all is well and I hope you have a wonderful weekend
@calvinjonesyoutube 20 күн бұрын
I think this is a really cool idea. It does seem to have two threads; proficiency and strength. The highest achievement in arm wrestling clearly requires both. However, your arm band system may benefit from a a subjective element that seeks to favour skill and knowledge over strength. I dont think you want some super jacked dude who could be world class given time and practice, getting a medal at nationals and being the only black band at your club. So i'd have three points based categories; competition experiance/achievement, knowledge/technical proficiency and finally i'd have one for reflecting the values of the club ( being a good training partner, being a regular, spending time teaching, not ego pulling). Id weight the competition aspect most heavily because to me that IS the most important criteria for respect in a martial sport.
@tablemonkeys5262 20 күн бұрын
Love this feedback. We have planned to incorporate 3 stripes to signify strength levels. For example Brian Shaw, and Eddie Hall are still white bands as far as skill is concerned, but they are both level 3 in strength. This is just a starting point to generate ideas. Ultimately it’s up to each club to decide how they want to rank the bands. 💪🐒💪
@calvinjonesyoutube 20 күн бұрын
@tablemonkeys5262 I'm just a fan but love the ideas you guys are bringing to the sport. Also as I mainly know NA guys I'm always keen to see some more professionalisation of approach so you guys can level up and beat Eastern pullers, maybe even a Georgian at some point! I think this is a really great step. Keep up the good work 👏
@TejbeerSinghCheema 20 күн бұрын
❤
@jafararkan9928 23 күн бұрын
a question the starting from zero does it cover every thing from the start to the end that you both taught
@Stiens9 24 күн бұрын
3:35
@kungfuluver9925 25 күн бұрын
Is a high hook the best strategy against someone who can toproll flash pin from the start. Because that is what I am currently having the most trouble with. I am a natural toproller and just can't contain that speed on the start (only been arm wrestling 3 months though). Any suggestions appreciated
@AmmarZaidi-825 25 күн бұрын
Awesome! Very informative
@kungfuluver9925 26 күн бұрын
Can a high hook work well defensively against someone who has a very fast start with a lot of side pressure. The reason I ask this is because in a slow pull against my training partner I generally have his hand and out back pressure him (I naturally tend towards a toproll style), but in a match start he pretty much gets me in a flash pin every time and I am at a loss as to what my options are
@utewbd 27 күн бұрын
I'm 6'6" and 285 and I started armwrestling about a month ago. I've been having a hard time being comfortable at the table and getting in positions where I feel my strength. Thank you to anyone for any advice whatsoever.
@WanderingTheWest 28 күн бұрын
Someone should have told him to stop a lot sooner. That was a horrible position! Poor kid
@Stiens9 28 күн бұрын
3:59
@Tuff-r9x 28 күн бұрын
Great video guys! I wanted to ask how can we use these in an arm wrestling workout program should it be used at the end of preps just before the match (peaking) or throughout? And secondly as you said that there's minimal fatigue build-up so do we need to have separate days for overcoming isometrics or can we do them after heavy arm wrestling training (similar movements) how long can we do them
@halmao3305 Ай бұрын
just press
@paddymcdoogle4025 Ай бұрын
That break was REMINISCENT of the 1995 Worlds Strongest Man arm break....Literally.
@andrewtanczyk4009 Ай бұрын
4:20 If you laughed 😂😅then you’re a messed up as I am. Yet that said maybe they should eat more meat and stop treating cows as sacred while they all starve to death. 😅😂😅 Maybe lift more weights before you try something stupid as they did. 😂😅😂😅
@jakesarmwrestlinguniverse9792 Ай бұрын
Any testimonials? What did this help you guys with?
@jakesarmwrestlinguniverse9792 Ай бұрын
Awesome! No more gay than the whole sport so it's fine. I can just flow with a dude!...😯🤣
@abhishekrajeev3444 Ай бұрын
Very well explained guys
@JS-fh4xm Ай бұрын
Excellent video. I found myself having to rewind a couple of times. If you could incorporate third person questions like “do you ever find yourself not being able to connect in ready go? were you in a tournament recently and couldn’t feel connected at the setup?” It would help people like me stay focused on what’s being taught. A popular technique from trainers in the business industry.
@WanderingTheWest Ай бұрын
How was that an elbow foul? If that’s the case, the kings move must be illegal to that ref.
@OldManArmStrength Ай бұрын
Praise the iso king! 🙏🙏 I like to do ramping sets where I start low and end up as close to a 10 second hold as possible. Seems 10 sec is the perfect time to get into "the zone" where you're body is firing all at once and utilizing the whole frame. Feels like it's great for healing small injuries
@armwrestlinginthe6ix Ай бұрын
Nice glasses my brother. good video
@speway Ай бұрын
Devons' true sentiment @ 0:08 is priceless. He puts on his arm wrestling hat and calms the guy who looks to him for consultation. Bhahahahah...
@mysteriousyoutuber Ай бұрын
Toddroll
@K-rypto Ай бұрын
Might as well just load max and try to do isometric from start ;d
@salahxff999 Ай бұрын
Not the same
@K-rypto Ай бұрын
@@salahxff999 You are not moving either options tho :x
@salahxff999 Ай бұрын
@@K-rypto Doing max weight is like a slow negative but with this method u well feel more like a real armwrestling match just try it u well see the difference
@OldManArmStrength Ай бұрын
If you aren't adding weight to the pin, you cannot gauge how much force you're using, and how much progress that you're making in a certain position. Max effort wouldn't work because the weight needs to move for an inch or so before the hard stop, and you would be too fatigued to hold it there for any amount of time. That's why you don't max on isometrics. The whole point of the weight having to move is to gauge progress, otherwise people would be just pulling on inanimate objects with no clue of how much force they're actually producing and how much progress is being made
@migueliglesiasalcazar8334 Ай бұрын
Is this the same as if I used the whole stack, which I cannot move?
@tablemonkeys5262 Ай бұрын
No. It’s not the same. The fact that you are holding a certain amount of weight and then applying more force to keep the tension on the strap. If you are just pulling against a weight you can’t move at all then you have now way of gaging progress. Also you feel both the weight moving and stopping when you lift and hit the hard stop. This is a great way to replicate actually pulling an opponent
@tashmoo Ай бұрын
guys did i miss it if it was in video , i wanna do these but how much shall we load this % of our nax? 50?70?
@tablemonkeys5262 Ай бұрын
80-95%. I am currently doing 85% for 5 sets of 5 second holds. With as long a hold as possible on the final set. Once I can do 10sec on the final set I move the weight up the next workout. -Tiny
@tashmoo Ай бұрын
@@tablemonkeys5262 thanks a lot for reply, its interesting if i do max time hold i have a little bit of pain next day thats why i asked. To see if i load too much but appereantly im doing it right