Thanks for this Chris! I've often thought those squat type jumps were more about flexibility than vertical hops. Didn't even know people did straight leg version until recently. I like it a lot better.
@isavalla19354 күн бұрын
When will the grand goals film come out?
@clarity21154 күн бұрын
my arms come up to my waist with long legs, I have to worst build for deadlifting, clean style or squatting it up makes it easier
@Ianlive94 күн бұрын
St----- Spotter
@L8dyJustice5 күн бұрын
1min
@5zazen5 күн бұрын
55 seconds 400 m
@reallymakesyouthink6 күн бұрын
I think the best Chris can achieve on the 400 metres is about 200 metres.
@nonzumbayise36646 күн бұрын
She is soooo pretty, her smile 🥰🥰🥰
@spamsausage6 күн бұрын
I’d be impressed with anything under 60s. 250-300m into the race hits you like a fucking brick wall
@RPIXELN7 күн бұрын
Will I become like the demo guy if I do like that?
@ebenezersureshworkaccount89478 күн бұрын
Steps (note to self) 1:55 bracing before hinging 3:39 more clearly explained it as "bracing from a neutral position" in this case, that would be standing with the middle of your foot over the barbell. This is what I observed with lifters such as ProfessionalWeakGuy bracing before hinging. He does that emote thing...
@michaeltanti18288 күн бұрын
Less weight more reps
@DeCapitanOG6 күн бұрын
That obviously wasn't for bodybuilding. Why do morons think they know better then some of the strongest people in the world?
@Sgtassburgler4 күн бұрын
Not the way to build power.
@Hirokiji9 күн бұрын
Pretty sure he did his back in on that one. That walk is a back spasm in action.
@tyhyhh6 күн бұрын
No it's because he has his knees wrapped so tight he can't bend them lol
@terrellwise687310 күн бұрын
The walk after he takes off he’s belt is Hilarious 😂 but seriously I hope he’s 👍 ok
@adobevegaspro537310 күн бұрын
The spotter stops focusing at the most crucial moment 😂
@SuperiorStateFitness10 күн бұрын
Holy Eff! 💪😎
@26JonnyD10 күн бұрын
just imagine being invited to be there the knowlodge you could gain!
@nicholasskridla247511 күн бұрын
D U F F I N ! Whiskey and Deadlifts paid off.
@PurplemonkeyHS12 күн бұрын
One of my heros
@insanitology12 күн бұрын
Ironworkers just do additions differently.
@TungstenLion12 күн бұрын
Is this just about the heaviest bent over rows ever performed? Jeez
@Warren138014 күн бұрын
Wouldn’t the extended range of motion at the bottom of the rep put excessive stress on the ac joint?
@zcar14 күн бұрын
Those welds though 🫠
@Powerdoc1314 күн бұрын
Reverse hypers are an incredible tool. The McGill methods and sparing the spine are outstanding. The point that nobody ever talks about is that everyone has individual needs. Some people have a tendency toward either flexion or extension and these individuals have entirely different needs. The flexion/ disc folks are typically the ones that do poorly with reverse hypers. (Even though reverse hypers are great decompression). Over extension patients (bad facet loading/ anterior pelvic tilt) think that reverse hypers are a gift from god. It decompresses the lumbosacral area like nothing else will. Not bird dogs, side planks, or curl ups! That said, spinal sparing/ perfect hinging helps anyone. Categorize, there are no absolutes.
@JustinHSV1715 күн бұрын
Thanks a lot
@aborigine77719 күн бұрын
What is the closest grip allowed in powerlifting?
@MattReads12Ай бұрын
This is what I like, which is simple. These really long explanations just get overly complex and confusing. So I assume the shoulder blades are retracted and down? Just a question, not a critique, because my goal is the safest shoulder position possible.
@jordancasti11oАй бұрын
This is super helpful, I’ve needed help with this for a long time. Thank you!
@soulflame5635Ай бұрын
8 years ago I saw You broken on IG - I extended my hand and gave You words of kindness to lift You up - You thanked me. Today 8 years later You lifted something heavier than Your DL or SQ - Me. I needed to hear this Chris. I'm going back to work. I know what must be done to create wonderful future. PS : I often recommend Anti- Fragile book by Nassim Taleb to people.
@alekswithakАй бұрын
Amazing video!!
@jakeharrell7415Ай бұрын
i've been training consistently for over a year and i've been super frustrated with my lack of chest activation for, well, over a year. this was my exact problem. couldn't find this information anywhere else on the internet. absolute godsend
@SuperiorStateFitnessАй бұрын
Love your spirit Chris! 💪💛✌️ Thanks for sharing! 😎
@mr.reilly88Ай бұрын
Really needed to hear this. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾 Love the head down analogy.
@mocean365Ай бұрын
This is a great conversation!!
@wasdishowiplayАй бұрын
It's not even a stupid duffin trick it's just impressive
@TonyChurch112Ай бұрын
Easy plus I have bigger muscles
@markaguirre4753Ай бұрын
Your tatoos look like my wife's dress
@EthanDyerАй бұрын
And he’s right in front of his ac fan lmao
@stuckinthemud4352Ай бұрын
Do you take your steroids in pill form or an injection?
@DnJuiDminguzАй бұрын
Wow for 50 he sure moves like hes not even 65 yet! Zzz...zzz...
@proffesordickfacejr.4886Ай бұрын
now thats a man right there lol
@NaturalMeAmericaАй бұрын
Back flexion versus performing an inverted leg raise havevdiffetent dynamics. Back flexion involves compression amd gravity. Lying on your stomach and pulling your legs underneath shifts gravity of your legs ,from down to forward. It is a natural hip flexion movement upside down,it is not even close to standing spinal flexion. You can look at it look at it like a cat cow with resistance.
@FreedomLift-if2lyАй бұрын
Hey Chris, I really appreciate what you are doing, hats off to the phenomenal worldclass accomplishments you have done. Sorry to hear how the story of Kabuki evolved over the last few months. But it doesn't surprise me that much, looking into the business model. Selling a product at such high quality to a still niche market with no recurring rev model is a setup for volatility. And fin lev should only go as far as rev volatility allows. I learned this sentence the hard way, too. We are rooting for you Chris and Kabuki to comeback, excited for whats to come.
@andrestein6022Ай бұрын
I know this is starting off slow but I think it will blow up when it more people catch on to it
@kingcameron8374Ай бұрын
I did this and literally got 22 reps instead of 14 reps the 2 previous sets 😅 gonna try 1-3 reps next time I bench and see what i get
@benhutchings3978Ай бұрын
I’m sure these guys know a lot about the human body and it’s repair and development but they’re wrong on this one.
@andrewtanczyk4009Ай бұрын
Breathing 😮💨 is so overrated. Just practice meditation so you don’t have to breathe 🧘 as much. 😅
@andrewtanczyk4009Ай бұрын
I brace just don’t breath. No problems! 😅
@AliceswonderclamАй бұрын
Bro has crazy eyes lol
@dustinwatkins7843Ай бұрын
Calling the brand Kabuki Strength but then saying it's not about the showmanship is ironic because that's exactly what kabuki means in Japanese - that it's more about the showmanship.