3 Tips to get Monster Triceps fast

[@mountaindog1]

check out this amazing video kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3fJq5maqpmBlcU

[@greg3892]

mountaindog1 amazing tip for reverse grip with those rotating grips. I’ve always used straight bar and it doesn’t feel natural. Cheers bro

[@vrod1136]

John, at 51 years old and 18.5-19 inch arms, is it still possible to get 20 inch arms?? What if I concentrated solely on arms for a while, how many times a week can I train them?

[@iluvmym4]

mountaindog1 thanks for sharing your knowledge boss 👑

[@stephaniebaca3695]

mountaindog1 do you have online training programs?!!!!!!

[@JeravonBanks]

mountaindog1 how can your elbow get sharper or Bigger?

[@smmusic92810]

This guy is humble with no ego just straight facts and tips.

[@jasonhamm2188]

S-M yeah wish more people had his outlook

[@senormofeta6726]

For sure, bro! Where else are you gonna get IFBB advice?

[@johnraina4828]

True

[@DeathTeamSolo]

CB?

[@topshelfbullys7889]

I can’t believe it’s free! Don’t forget to like and subscribe people. John’s given us the Golden Goose!

[@redacted3610]

Will never forget this video, RIP John.

[@-redacted_by_youtube]

Shame I just stumbled upon him right before he passed.

[@mihailmilev9909]

@JamesMacPherson RIP

[@mihailmilev9909]

RIP

[@mihailmilev9909]

@@-redacted_by_youtube I just started watching him way more after finding out

[@oncefenerbahcesonravatan4286]

@El Chingonジョナサン in his sleep

[@danielslara2010]

I'm glad he is not shouting like other people. Like a true master.

[@kurtheitman552]

Dr Greg?

[@jeanseanlee1939]

Kurt Heitman I like how you call him doctor

[@everready2903]

@@kurtheitman552 Greg is the best!

[@deathtoy101]

reminds me of a guy at my work who does that even tho your 1 feet away from you..

[@koanstarr9393]

Is he your Dr tho?

[@drmanhat4483]

what a soft spoken and knowledgeable guy, so uncommon with these types of videos.

[@spacepapi3703]

Fuck you

[@malik8525]

SPACE PAPI TELL EM 🗣

[@liammcghie4436]

It's called sincerity

[@fuarkbrah0]

@@spacepapi3703 fuck you piece of shit you GARBAGE

[@fnln1913]

Yeah, plus he shows excactly how the workout form should look, and tells you how to best gain without injury

[@MrMalzers]

Luke Skywalker looking yoked in his later years

[@williamo8079]

Gee thanks, can't unsee it now. Lol

[@danielj5650]

but we already know what Mark Hamill looks like in his older years

[@nofear5056]

There is hope for us in our 50s

[@IamtheGL]

@@danielj5650 blocked

[@triacrydquist4692]

Thats racist

[@PARCE93]

What I like most about this information is that you prioritize longevity. Because let’s face it, we are all going to get old. I’m fairly young myself but I plan on lifting as long as I can, so I can appreciate exercises that minimize/eliminate injury! Good work!

[@mountaindog1]

im almost 46, I have to!

[@rivera8709]

Yep good stuff Yo~

[@ScareBear1982]

Very mature thinking

[@JadenZeCreator]

Preach! So True, I’m 17 and have been working out for like 3 years but only the past few months of getting serious about it. I’m totally addicted and I would hate to stop when I’m 30-40-50 so I’m all for warming up and safety!

[@HülaguHan63]

mountaindog1 I am 55 and I appreciate your recommendations very much 🤙🏻

[@mattclancy9203]

You are definitely a type of person who is a really deep thinker. You take a lot of scenarios into consideration where a lot of other youtubers don’t do that. Love these tips.

[@mountaindog1]

Thank you Matt!

[@soumilsingh2047]

RIP to One of the best person on KZbin with no crazy editing , nothing just giving us pure knowledge.

[@watcher805]

People appreciate that?!?!

[@GeoValyy]

Finally someone that gives true advice without silly introductions and useless talking. One of the best videos on training triceps for sure!

[@mountaindog1]

thank you!

[@pmb5643]

Down to earth personality without the loud music, special effects, etc. Direct and informative. His arms are the proof.

[@paullindsay3020]

His arms indeed!

[@buffpixel4521]

i can also depend on genetics you know, but yes he is good :)

[@SilasHatcher]

Rest In Peace John, thank you for all of the knowledge you’ve shared. I hope there are weights for you in heaven ❤️💪🏼🙏🏼

[@jameswittmann1608]

@TheChickenlegs1 Jesus is King bro, it’s salvation, there no name God had given for salvation rather then him

[@lpwb6738]

he is still alive?

[@topshelfbullys7889]

@@lpwb6738 nope passed away , from a brain aneurysm

[@theompman]

I think you mean enough* weights :)

[@jakebeckmann9372]

@@jameswittmann1608 Then why do people suffer here on earth

[@wolfiewolfdog9771]

Even in death he found a way to still coach us all.. RIP Legend ❤️

[@wyattmurr9933]

what happened to him

[@firstnamelastname9215]

He died due to death

[@Vic-v1m]

Jeez..still cant believe it.. Very smart guy..RIP

[@allanuespinozamontero3227]

Indeed, truly an amazing and incredible man he was.

[@memeking8734]

When this man speaks you listen. I tried the cable handles for the tricep pushdowns and I felt no pain anywhere and the tricep pump was amazing!

[@mountaindog1]

yep!

[@divyanshusingh6473]

Summary: 1. Start with pushdowns using soft grip handle. 10-12 reps of both regular and undergrip pushdowns. 2. JM Press. Go heavy. 6-8 reps. 3. Rope overhead extension. 8-10 reps. --------------------------------------------------- Bonus tips for activating triceps before workout start: 1. Kickbacks with palms facing backwards. 2. Pushdowns with bands.

[@cali2320]

Finally someone who explains the exercises well and states the things that will prevent injuries. And some one who explains how to train smartly, not like other KZbin who don’t tell you the consequences it can lead. Ty so much sir

[@mrmeyerhofer]

This remains one of my favorite exercise channels. I love the humility and total lack of B.S. here. This guy was proof that weightlifters don't have to be a loudmouth dudebro. Much appreciated!

[@brokelahomachickenfry6497]

Great videos. This info is great. Im 46 now, I have injured myself so many times due to the lack if knowledge when I was younger. There wasn't internet, just Iron magazine, and Muscle and Fitness. They had a lot of lifting routines but nothing about avoiding injury, or if you have injury do this instead. I have had 4 shoulder surgeries, 1 bicep repair last year, and now another bicep rear recently in the right. All of it was due to my poor lifting form and lack of information. I hope these younger guys take these videos to heart so they can have a greater longevity of lifting then myself and others have had. I wish I could go back and have the knowledge that is available now. Thank you so much. Please keep posting.

[@funnyciscoleon]

Legends never die. They multiply. John has created beautiful forum for us to learn from. Thanks for the wise words. May your name live on, on all those you have influenced. RIP Brother

[@ethanbowling342]

I’m 17 weigh approx. 160-165. I’ve been lifting a lot and had a lot of pain. Then I found your channel. My bench is close to 300 and my squat is around 410-415 now. I can keep a good physique and keep the powerlifting side all do to your techniques without pain. Much love!!

[@PissaniMethod]

God, please bless this man, everyone he’s inspired, and anyone whom has yet to come across his message. To develop our bodies is to honor your code. Sending strength to his family as well. Con Paz y con Amor.

[@koreankevin641]

Sir, you have been of great help to me throughout the years with extensive knowledge of fitness, nutrition and workouts.. God bless and rest in peace..

[@pikavolt100]

I love to come back to older videos because there's so much knowledge to squeeze out and absorb. Being consistent is awesome but being knowledgeable has gotten me bigger faster and that's thanks to you!

[@shanet9079]

John, you have the best videos I've seen. I'm 60 and trying to get back shape, lose some fat, tone up the muscles. Your videos are informative and teach old dogs new tricks on longevity.

[@savagecub]

I’m 58. I still lift because of information like this. This guy is outstanding !

[@yungsmorc6462]

Really appreciate your point of view. You're not just some young fool looking for YT clicks, you can talk the talk and walk the walk. Legend

[@laowai2000]

Mountaindog living on in our notifications. RIP. Glad to find this channel year or so ago.

[@UltraRambo]

i tried this,now i have quatroceps

[@udaman100]

DEAD

[@aaron7520]

Quadriceps

[@rachelt.7408]

Best comment ever

[@blablablabla4236]

I got quadrocirotrops

[@christoverfebryanto2071]

I got tricepratops

[@sauljohnson4190]

Am so going to miss you. You always put out such great tips. RIP Mr. MEADOWS

[@Richg468]

Your Wife handing you the bar from the floor is Awesome. She obviously is very strong.💪

[@kunalpurohit4171]

Did you see her posture while lifting the bar? Damn she knows what she is doing

[@jazzmine1175]

Your videos are very educational. All Your workout really work for Me. Thank You very much for the Tip you gave about Waarming Up the Elbow. . Great Tip. I'm 50 years old and I really like to learn more about what Techniques I need to do to keep my joints Healthy. Thank U very much and God Bless You Brother . I'm truly a Fan. Sincerely Jose'

[@befundara]

THE BEST Bodybuilding channel on YT!!!

[@sphakamisozondi]

Soft spoken with potent content. A rarity in fitness KZbin videos.

[@TheFirstAmendment]

You sound just like my pops from when he started training me. Longevity IS key He's 58 now

[@samuelfordiv821]

Who ever gave this vid the thumbs down bodies probably are trash, this guy is a damn genius and is unselfishly sharing his knowledge.. thank you mr. Meadows!!

[@FirstClassEnt1000]

The way he explains everything, makes you feel PUMPED already 💪

[@richardgithens1960]

I tried a tricep workout of his today and I had an amazing pump. The best I've ever had. This guy is a master. And I appreciate his humble approach without all the BS and bravado.

[@yellowjacket4652]

Thanks a million. I've been weight lifting forever, but your tips on the triceps are paradox. I really feel the burn and the pump.

[@mountaindog1]

excellent!

[@MrRtsbus96]

In my opinion Mr.Meadows is the G.O.A.T , ive put on some size watching his videos so simple to understand and he gets to the point.

[@exiverence]

Dude has crazy arms

[@jaredfrazier2216]

@Lakers fan start working out stick boy lol

[@neilparmar5705]

He's kinda built like a full back

[@budihartoyo6879]

That's muscle right...not silicon?

[@jeanetterodrigues4329]

@@budihartoyo6879 Not everybody who works out and has a lot of mass is on steroids.

[@kirklagasse213]

@@jeanetterodrigues4329 he said silicon tho that's not steroids

[@enzoman1987]

Ive been lifting 12 years and this man’s one single tip caused my tri’s and bi’s to explode like never before. You left too soon, but You’rd very much alive for me every time I step inside the gym. Godbless

[@SplittingAtomsTV]

Whenever I feel like getting a new exercise for a muscle group I hit up mountaindogs channel, never ever disappoints!

[@dean8979]

Been training and competing for 30 years and learned more about triceps in this one video then in most of my years of training .. This is what I love about bodybuilding .. you can always learn not matter how much you think you already know.

[@mountaindog1]

thank you!

[@EstavanCruz]

I have yet to run into any info/tips from this guy that has not been very useful, and incorporating his techniques into my workouts has definitely added gains when I wasn't getting much from my own training plan.

[@adamrosswhite9868]

Thank you John. You will be missed. ❤️❤️

[@Angel_Ripoff]

Years later, coming back to revisit triceps tips from the master. When I have questions on how to target lagging muscle groups, John's content is what I search first!

[@jimmyjohnson6232]

By far the most informative and friendly trainer on the web.

[@mountaindog1]

Thank you!

[@ThaMetalMan]

This guy is awesome. He's super genuine and real. He displays absolutely zero ego and genuinely wants you to grow. I'll sub to that

[@mountaindog1]

thank you!

[@Byronm107]

I've had elbow issues for years so thanks for sharing this video. My elbows definitely feel the difference.

[@devastaterx]

5 years old but current as ever. These lifting technique videos last forever. Thanks. I'm using this next workout.

[@noahkb80]

Triceps have always been my best feature. I built them mainly with taking a single dumbbell sitting in a chair and doing behind the head extensions. Going heavy and to failure with a spotter. 70s 80s 90s. 12-15 reps. Blew my tris up! BUT, it also started wearing my elbows out. Eventually I stopped them and have no more elbow pain. Luckily I had already built their foundation, it's been easier to maintain them. Also, I changed my grip. Alot of people dont know that sometimes the pain in your elbow has nothing to do with your elbow. Its actually originating at the palm. AthleanX has a video about it. Tris are still jacked. No more elbow pain😁

[@corentinimbert4173]

I used to hate gym work and bodybuilder, i am from sport and bodyweight work, but this dude changed my mind, Doing reaaly interesting exercices, full range and knows the body so well, to be healthy and strong as well as jacked Rest in Peace Dude ! Bless you, you encourage people to focus on their muscle and be healthy in Mind and body

[@boboman67]

When the mountaindog give tips, i listen with great attention, as a 52 year old lifter, i have experienced how these tips actually works and its not only beneficial for older lifters, be a smart lifter, work out the muscle, not the joints.

[@trainwithwayne13]

John is the most honest pro there is. Great man in bodybuilding community. Love u sir god is king.

[@andylin7841]

Healthy elbow tip: 10-12 of push down, reverse push down. 6-8 horizontal press/JM. 8-10 overhead for stretch finisher. Activation 2x10 of kick backs or band push downs. Notes taken! Thank you Sir!

[@FrostyAMG]

What a great dude all around. Loved his content over the years. RIP JOHN! You will not be forgotten

[@stephenchota6396]

You're right about the elbows. I've been a gym rat for on and off my entire adult life. I'm 73 now going for my last hurrah here. I'm going to change the order of my triceps workout to the one that you've demonstrated. Using bands and dumbbells. I wish these damn gyms would open up. Too much longer on this shut down and a lot of them are going to be out of business.

[@SHAIKHAVES60]

The kickbacks at the end are much better than the normally done kickbacks, they are pretty good for triceps definition.

[@gironda11]

Wish I could subscribe more than once. Such a wealth of knowledge. We're truly lucky for your generosity, John.

[@mountaindog1]

thank you sir!

[@akay5036]

Jonathan Howard if he keeps this up everyone is gonna be an IFBB pro.

[@jrnsantos9790]

You know that he earns money doing this right? Awesome information from John however

[@bridodwyer4325]

@@jrnsantos9790 as he should. There are people making ridiculous amounts of money from people who don't know any better selling them shitty information and plans

[@fredflintstone1547]

i appreciate your videos John. I am 6'5" 325 and 35 years old and I am trying to get into shape now before I get too old. I learn a lot from your videos and I appreciate you. thank you. Grant

[@shelleywallace1228]

I’m so glad I found you! I’m an older lifter and this is so helpful to avoid injury! I’m sold on the squishy grips, and pronated kickbacks are genius! 🙌👊

[@lsporter88]

You look very compact, dense, and yet super stacked. I never considered that sequencing was so important. I will take your advice. Thank you.

[@Jammaster1972]

I'm 46 years old. Mountain Dog is spot on with his advice here.

[@gamingsaand7416]

😭 I always remember you while training my Arms R.I.P. ❤️

[@micpadovano]

Longevity is a prerequisite for progressive overload. Very informative video, as always!

[@mountaindog1]

yes!

[@racer89gt]

He’s so knowledgeable, gonna miss him for sure. He will live on for us through platforms like KZbin fortunately

[@criticalthinker2380]

Very sound advice! I'm 47...I try to avoid injury at the expense of progression

[@kragvark]

At last someone that make sense, and has heaps of hands-on knowledge who practice what he preach, with great results. Overcoming huge obstacles in early years, a true winner for the iron sports

[@mountaindog1]

Thank you!

[@BX0207]

OMG You just saved my wrist pain on that variation for reverse triceps press down.. Thank you sir!!

[@DeiviZZZ]

I'm basing my workout on his tips. Thank you for this gift John. RIP.

[@dolanfunk7305]

Lovin' these videos man, especially the safety tips. Nothing fancy just solid exercises and advice. Thank you brother

[@CoCDesigns]

I’ve been lifting for about 4 yrs now, and I feel a lot of people stop getting gains because they think they know everything about lifting. My wrestling coach told me to be great, you must be a student of your practice. You inform me about things and give me new knowledge each video. I’m running out of your videos to watch! Lol Thanks for the information boss

[@mountaindog1]

truth

[@joshuameeker]

This 37 year old learned the hard way about Skullcrushers without a great warmup. I don't even do that exercise anymore unless I'm lying on the floor using resistance bands

[@PowerAutomator]

Thank you John. My triceps are swollen now. My deepest condolences to your family and friends. RIP. Your legacy remains forever on KZbin.

[@markdombrowski9619]

When I really tried to start developing my tris, I did push downs and skull crushers. I vary my workout a lot, but to this day, 25 years later, I still and always include push downs in my triceps workout.

[@WizCudder1]

As everyone has said, this is such a solid video. I watched it a year ago and coming back to it, I realize just how much it has shaped my tricep days the past year. Kudos

[@mountaindog1]

thank you!

[@MrWasa11]

There’s two guys that I listen to this guy and victor Martinez I love the way they break everything down

[@tymoss3843]

Wish I found out about John a long time ago dude is a legend

[@redhulk111]

The kick backs John did work great. Even with simple light weight you can feel them tris working. Good advise. I've always told people similar advise on how to work their tris. But like always, the new generations of tiny lifters would prefer their advise from Facebook workout vids.

[@mountaindog1]

thank you!

[@buffpixel4521]

You cant hate this man, so wholesome and full of knowledge

[@vikrantsdogra]

you have really created and gave people a good structural approach to work out without getting injured. good job Thanks

[@mountaindog1]

thank you!

[@triffid68]

You are totally right about not starting with behind the neck tricep raises. The gym that I frequented moved the mirror so that I couldn’t watch myself lower the weight behind my head. I’m of a similar age and had sore elbows for a while. I’ve gotten rid of the ache and find exercises such as what you are suggesting to be perfect and allow me to get at least the same pump without the pain. I now prefer to use 2 lighter dumbbells behind the neck rather than one so that one tricep doesn’t take over.

[@trade0714]

I like these tips. I'm changing the order of my triceps workout.

[@franku.5374]

Can believe this guy is helping me out so much from the other side . RIP BIG DOG !!!

[@YAVIAH]

John has the best assistant in the world

[@haakim7707]

I have something that I hope anyone to read this: I read a book about an old school of bodybuilding. they mention that the secret of huge triceps they were doing at that time is training anything comes behind the neck !! we know it is good for the long head of the triceps but guess what! I have started having huge triceps since I put more focus on exercises behind my neck just like those legends. YES, it still working and never waste your time at the gym for extra exercises for the short head and the lateral head like I was doing and it was leading me to overtrain my triceps.

[@raypitt9350]

Thanks for these exercise tips.im trying to get a good routine.

[@tomhaslam5195]

Great advice. I was lifting heavy at 58 yrs old. I would use a 95lb dumbell for seated overhead dumbell extensions and had been for a year or 2. Then 1 day I felt a sharp pain in the elbows while doing these and kept getting worse. Long story short I had torn the tricep tendon on both elbows and had to have them cutoff and reattached with screws. Was out of the gym for 9 months. Be careful with the elbows. The surgeon said that the muscle and bones can take the weight but not the tendons as we age.

[@johntrains1317]

Damn. Talk about tips! Came straight out outta the gate with the best tip. Long term elbow health. Thanks! John.

[@77confusedzombie77]

Invaluable advice right there. I think Jay Cutler said the same thing about starting with rope pull downs

[@ActiveDutyRealtor]

And he’s rockin the dad shoes and socks. He’s probably sick on the grill.. love it 😂

[@adamelliott2492]

Ha! Ha! That's funny! Probably true, too.

[@rollin100s9]

Thx John,Rest In Power big guy.

[@jamesdamonte3842]

I really love the knowledge and the training lessons that you're giving me my payoff and my strength is a lot more satisfying and my girl is a world Jiu-Jitsu champion and she is also benefiting from your videos I love them please keep them coming I watch them every single time I go to the gym I've corrected so many of my mistakes and I thank you for that

[@Nineteen.96]

RIP to the GOAT. thank you for all of your content and wisdom, gone but not forgotten.

[@InternetMunchies]

3 awesome exercises...definitely additions to arm day will be made

[@wraithrunner2355]

John just keeps on giving. :)

[@55Porter]

When I first started watching I thought "who is this guy? Another random KZbin knowitall." But I have to say, this fellow knows what he's talkin about! Good tips here..

[@BIGMANLOGJAM]

Has it already been a year? RIP John. This man has and will continue to be an inspiration.

[@mikeb9396]

Great video. I have found over years of experimentation that doing the push down First helps the tendons greatly. Using an ez curl for the JM press is a great idea. I might just pick up a rackable ez curl for convenience sake. A straight bar tends to put too much stress on the outer elbow tendons, and I’ve had enough issues with them over the years. They don’t need anymore stress.

[@brianrutherford3860]

John, thanks for your informative videos. I just turned 50 and I am slowly figuring out that I can't train like I did when I was 20! I just appreciate the fact that you stress warm up exercises and safer alternatives for those of us with little higher mileage!