Isiah, you made a gazillion shorts about big penultimate and quick 1-2 Plant for maximizing vert. Guess what muscle brings that block foot next to plant foot as quick as possible?
@mansisagar497Күн бұрын
Bros hinata frfr
@Ynottsig8734Күн бұрын
I don't believe this
@susieannei5641Күн бұрын
That is supernatural!!!!!!
@totallynotsuspiciousemail5696Күн бұрын
I knew a guy that did nothing but work out his calfs at the gym and he was able to dunk in no time
@user-mz6zv9gl4eКүн бұрын
Love your podcast, it's very clinical which is great. Im also a Jordan sneaker collector as well, is there a way that you can pan your camera further so we can see your Jordans as well. They're awesome. That way we can also see your entire lower extremities when you explain the exercises especially when you're demonstrating the exercises and anatomy. Thank you, you guys are great!!!
@n_k_s_bКүн бұрын
scenario where hip flexion strength is KPI: soccer player?
@chillydawg5432Күн бұрын
999+ misscalls from the nba
@jaknap1Күн бұрын
FAKE!
@KingMeta08Күн бұрын
Are you sure you should use that much weight for a quarter squat if so how much should I use im 15 and can squat 100 kg
@morfos9523 сағат бұрын
The point of going quarter is that you can go very heavy due to to the lower ROM. Just don't go crazy, go up like a normal lift, start with medium weight to warm up, you should be able to feel if you can go heavier, have a spotter too
@RaysIteratorКүн бұрын
This dude jumps the way I do in my dreams.
@marvelleonlineКүн бұрын
Poor title choice. Not a single exercise was demonstrated. Change the "HOW" to "WHY" and add "the reason will surprise you" in the thumbnail to get that clickbaity virality.
@mos5824Күн бұрын
no power clean???!
@rottenrobert666Күн бұрын
all state hopscotch
@rottenrobert666Күн бұрын
no . i'm pretty sure i jumped higher then that once
@user-md1hu6uh1hКүн бұрын
Higher than professionals... I call bull shit what's in ther re shoes. It's a bit like Robert diniro
@user-md1hu6uh1hКүн бұрын
I'd love to see what's in there shoes that do this
@caseyshepherd2149Күн бұрын
Never mind 6’2”
@caseyshepherd2149Күн бұрын
How tall is he?
@brothetypeofguyКүн бұрын
A spade
@TheMallachivКүн бұрын
Buddy could dunk on an angel that’s crazy ☠️
@040animationz8Күн бұрын
bro he has great reach im 6'2 with 8'1 reach
@gilbertcentral5648Күн бұрын
how do you get stiffer tendons
@user-kl9gw9ro5cКүн бұрын
i wanna see some rebounds
@camponotusedd2959Күн бұрын
You only have to jump two feet off the ground
@tawj1918Күн бұрын
dem kind knees don’t last too long
@logancolston8061Күн бұрын
This rim is low
@josefernandez7780Күн бұрын
Excellent explanation, clear and to the point - particularly for individuals which are not exactly aware on the mechanics for jumping higher and the hidden potential of tendons. I knew many people who trained in all ways and never really improved significantly their jump because they weren't tapping into the specific potential of their tendons. That said, genetics plays a very important role on how much you'll actually be able to improve your jump. Some people are blessed with long, strong and stiff tendons so their baseline jumping ability, one foot or both, with little or no training, is extraordinary. In that regard, not everyone can aspire attaining a 50' vertical. But then again, maybe just the ability to actually pull off a simple dunk here and there may suffice for some individuals to feel rewarded for their training.
@lemini4kКүн бұрын
Bro the backflip pisses me off Lol my homeboy used to do that shit in horse. He couldn't shoot a shot to save his life but if it came down too his possession its game over. Lol None of us could fly like that. Best I could do was toss the alley-oop and swing one hand on the net then dunk it with my other hand and hope I don't bust my ass. 😂
@timcliffyКүн бұрын
Yeah but can you dunk
@Eddie-kk1mtКүн бұрын
11:55 lmao. That’s what I look like in the background trying to follow his pointers 🙈
@RickNowlandsrКүн бұрын
You guys are young. I will be 66 in February and I still try to dunk after every practice on Monday and Wednesday and Friday. And I put 1 down and had my wrist over the rim at West side park in Seymour Indiana this past Monday 🏀🏀
@karlosolfulКүн бұрын
caramba , perfeito . realmente tudo que voce falou faz muito sentido , principalmente sobre cada ser humano ter suas especificidades, respeitas as proprias regras de cada corpo
@JustineBaloisКүн бұрын
We blocking wemby with this one🔥
@VyiseКүн бұрын
bro must have had the gravity coil on 💀
@KurokoSeineКүн бұрын
He kinda look like D-Book
@mrrobbiejenksКүн бұрын
Power dunk! 💥🏀
@McDudesКүн бұрын
How Haikyu characters act IRL
@Reid.baseball1234Күн бұрын
Training for the mowing grass competition
@RickyLaniganКүн бұрын
these vids are so 🔥 thanks guys.
@michaelkilpatrick9817Күн бұрын
This was NOT a standing jump. It was a running jump. BIG difference.
Күн бұрын
He's got the hops! Love the energy, keep it up!
@Bl0CKER12Күн бұрын
First
@nedelmassry8446Күн бұрын
Those knees jiggled in the video 😢
@Primetimetoons-bx2mjКүн бұрын
White men can't jump
@bigduck4766Күн бұрын
Bro cleared that shif
@philipmartin3902Күн бұрын
What do you think of this regarding psoas and sprinting? kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqq7aqiLa7R0js0si=XjWzYSydiFWaykiP
@GedsonmemesmarombaКүн бұрын
Meters, please
@aberobert7752Күн бұрын
Second place
@lomelinsessorКүн бұрын
Ojalá hubiese tenido a mi edad de 18 estos vídeos disponibles 🤦. Siempre quise saltar muy alto 😢. Saludos desde 🇨🇴