Apollon Nutrition's Branch Warren Slams Shoulders at Metroflex

"Pain is life. Life is painful. You gotta push yourself extremely hard just to be able to take the pain. That's where it seperates a lot of people. It's because they are not willing to go the extra mile to put themselves through that pain and the soreness that it requires to make progress. Those that have it, have that heart, have that drive and have the mental toughness to become champions." noted retired IFBB Pro Branch Warren as he warms up to train shoulders with IFBB Pro Johnny Jackson. Go behind the scenes with the kings of hardcore at the original Metroflex Gym in Arlington, Texas.
"You have to learn to be comfortable being uncomfortable." It's that drive and determination that propelled Warren to succeed as one of the best bodybuilders of his era. Branch fuels his every day recovery with Apollon Nutrition's Enigma V2 complete EAA + BCAA recovery matrix with electrolytes by taking 1-2 scoops after training.
Branch preaches "I think what's different about bodybuilding than most professional sports, is to grow and get better you gonna subject yourself to pain willingly. The mental toughness you have to overcome that and keep going. The average person is capable of doing much so much more than what they realize if they just have the mental toughness to do it."
Take it from Branch, though retired, he continues to surround himself with the right people and trains as hard as he did when he was competing on the world's biggest stage.
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[@cameronangel1013]

The real king of swing, the momentum machine

[@carlosyo2011]

Damm I miss Branches motivational videos 👍 my prayers out to all Texas hope you guys have a quick recovery

[@TheBatags]

Hell Yea! Love these guys, Haters gonna hate them swings! 💪💪

[@doubtingthomas9117]

If Branch was a Native American, he’d be Chief Dances-with-Weights 😉

[@Kyman23]

I didn’t know Branch was an Apollon sponsored athlete! I like Apollon Nutrition even more know! Branch is my top 3 fav bodybuilders besides Jay Cutler & Ronnie!!

[@ryanpreston8075]

Love appolon nutrition. Great videos especially for a small channel

[@Iwished4]

Train right for championships. Throw weights for compensation.

[@Stan-zr6yt]

Had to laugh at the broken mirror. Somebody got yelled at. Oops.

[@randell0101]

You have to think though from a realistic point of view why train the way he does and did everytime if he never got round to winning at the Olympia.... sometimes you got to think smart if your not winning then your doing something wrong surely or you just don't have what it takes

[@yahdig.solid_leonhard3814]

That ol skoo shoulder press machine there is da truth !!

[@mindseven7217]

Lots of body rocking. Moving those heavy weights to feed that ego

[@ksr3869]

mr bone breaker

[@ironbanger5529]

Love how people criticizing his form

[@Tinkerbell0320]

It’s shit. But hey it works for him more power to him 💪🏻

[@jeremiahlesleawilder5329]

Yes but how many shows have they won or how many magazine covers have they been on but haters gonna hate shit proof is in the pudding I say who are y’all again refresh my memory please

[@Tinkerbell0320]

@@jeremiahlesleawilder5329 This is fallacious. Logically it doesn’t t make sense. There’s no way to tell if he trained with perfect form if we would’ve won shows or gotten magazine covers. That doesn’t mean it’s the right way to train and it doesn’t mean it’s conducive to longevity, health, and beauty. I’d argue that if he worked just as hard, but with more concern for his joints and tendons; by training with a higher emphasis on slow controlled muscle contractions and by using perfect form, he would be in a better place physically. I would argue he would looks less bloated and he would certainly not be in as much pain as he is in today. Same goes with Ronnie Coleman. Don’t train like this. It’s horrible. He could’ve trained perfectly and still been in the best shape of his life. It’s a joke to think that he got his physique by training the way he did. If that was the only way to gain muscle no one else would be a successful bodybuilder.

[@islandmikerood1847]

@@jeremiahlesleawilder5329 Noob comment

[@rickguenther1013]

Branch Chain Amino acid swinging Warren 😆 Lol

[@terencefuyumuro9763]

Bwhaaaaa

[@cm2485]

Not one rep was done that day

[@jawad9538]

Does he train with good form? He is absolutly huge But should not he control The weights, not The opposite?

[@victorprokop2240]

Controlling weights can build a good shape, but power and heavy weights can do too!

[@majungasaurusaaaa]

He is controlling the weight. "Good form" is what you feel, not what it looks like. The person looking at you is not the one training.

[@gerhardschelbi9939]

Power-house!

[@shack7631]

Didn't he have surgery on his shoulder recently? I guess he must be the surgeon's retirement plan.

[@iceman846]

Just take your drugs and do whatever

[@TheVintageGamer]

Edit: Branch Warren tears tendons at Metroflex

[@majungasaurusaaaa]

On a serious note, Branch has no more gym injuries than the avg IFBB pro considering how he trains. While Dorian Yates, who is known for strict form, has a catastrophic tear every 3 years or so during the height of his career.

[@jeremiahlesleawilder5329]

Lot of shit talkers on here about form and technique but I’ve never heard of any of y’all just saying

[@Ryan-ds3dh]

Worst form ever.

[@islandmikerood1847]

Thats the worse form ive seen in a long time

[@kazz1986]

Worst form in the history of olympic weight lifting