Dragon Ball Training: Strength Training for Martial Arts

[@JaxBlade]

Im MAGICALLY SUMMONED

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THA GOAT!!

[@27champs]

I knew he was coming

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There he is!

[@tiongemunthali8355]

Collab??

[@JaxBlade]

@@tiongemunthali8355 Soon ;)

[@richmitch6168]

let's all appreciate the hard work he's putting in.

[@paulbirkbeck1790]

This fella has a will of iron and a awesome work ethic definitely a role model in today's lazy me me me society.

[@volcelraptor3983]

show your appreciation by putting in some yourself.

[@raultororomero9079]

Always have been appreciating his work

[@richmitch6168]

@@volcelraptor3983 ^ this lads lets all prosper and see gains together

[@fishlestat]

@@volcelraptor3983 Or buy his book! 😎

[@NaturalHypertrophy]

If you didn't try to do a Kamehameha at least once a week as a kid you didn't have a childhood

[@27champs]

Faxx 🧢❌

[@jonnyardan8446]

True!

[@ThirdDimensionalBeing]

I had a dream as a kid that I went to my cousin's basement and a creepy doll started slowly coming towards me, I remembered in the dream somehow, the idea that in dreams you can do whatever you want, even fly.. so I decide to kamehameha this cursed doll. I charged up and motioned a kamehameha with all I had, and nothing happened. I just ran upstairs after that.

[@rooost9856]

Didn't

[@lorddio2737]

@thespiritbomb I stopped time permanently bend bones and forcechoked a guy I also rewound time. Get good.

[@considerthis768]

As a Martial artist, I truly appreciate this. Bioneer is based.

[@ozzylogano6732]

Indeed

[@-smp-scientificmethodpersp838]

Bassed indeed

[@ThatsGangnem]

I'm lost 🍼

[@Trollofox]

My gym plays Gogetas and Cell's theme all the time 😂😂 Gets you really pumped up

[@TheBioneer]

That gym sounds incredible!

[@gowrishvaka6356]

Yeah I stopped listening to my normal playlist and listen exclusively to DBZ theme.. I save time by not having to decide what songs I’m feeling, as well as the music getting me pumped up and going super saiyan.

[@BigTrees4ever]

@@gowrishvaka6356I’m getting into silent training. Gets you in touch with your body and mind.

[@ryannachtrab]

Guys, we need to do our part and spam Bioneer peer review requests on our favorite famous KZbinrs. Philion, Greg Doucette, MPMD Derek, etc. It's the least we can do for this amazing content.

[@robwebber1217]

James Linker from Shredded Sports Science did one recently, it was that review that brought me here.

[@ryannachtrab]

@@robwebber1217 lol me too. James is awesome too, MASSIVELY underrated channel

[@dijks350]

I think the Bioneer would be one of the few Philion wouldn't roast

[@ryannachtrab]

@@dijks350 haha right??? NOT roasting people isn't really Philion's style though lol

[@Canadian-Crusader]

Way ahead of you

[@remhauck1577]

Watching Vegeta's gravity training always gets me hyped like nothing else.

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

You want to get hyped up before a workout then watch Ross Enamait from rosstraining

[@lorddio2737]

I Trained before while listening to Vegeta's theme it was so much fun.

[@amaechinwachukwu9469]

Really

[@georgevrushaj29]

My favourite!!!

[@JeromeProductions]

Truth

[@DMiddle]

Dbz inspired me to become a life long martial artist and to train hard almost everyday to be better

[@christopherarmstrong2710]

5:50 The law of specificity (SPP vs GPP, specialized physical preparedness vs general physical preparedness) 8:22 Jack push-up 9:35 Strength-to-weight ratio. Not just strong, but strong for our size. 9:55 Strength-endurance (conditioning). Most bang for your buck time spent in the gym. *For martial arts, strength endurance > max strength (focus on strength-endurance as much as raw power).* 10:45 Bodybuilders use high reps because it provides metabolic build-up, triggering hypertrophy. 12:12 Ultimate back fitness and performance book, Stuart McGill

[@vitormoreira3254]

🔥

[@dijks350]

This man is so underrated. He inspired me to look at different aspects of fitness and being the most versatile version of myself. Maybe this is much to ask but could you look at a particular martial art? That is judo, i'd love to you see analyze its biomechanics and come up with ways to train specifically for that. I think the outfit/ clothes makes it such different style of grappling compared to wrestling for example.

[@ericcornell9295]

Judo Noway do mma

[@dijks350]

@@ericcornell9295 Why not? You know that a lot of judo techniques are used in mma right?

[@warpeace4058]

I’ve been training Muay Thai for yrs and just recently I’ve started looking into judo because some of the sweeps In mt are also from judo and I love their sweeps and throws!!

[@mightyaky]

Dude what the heck when did you get 300k subs?? I remember when I found your channel you were like a hidden gem, congratulations you DEFINITELY deserve it your videos are so cool and useful!

[@grantwalter2243]

Yeah i know. I think i subbed around 2 years ago when there werent that many videos. He’s really blown up

[@mightyaky]

@@grantwalter2243 Nice yeah, I guess it was inevitable he deserves it

[@buck8266]

Same

[@drakehamilton344]

He has 700k now

[@arnoldestrada8583]

Some of the most relaxed fighters I've seen are the Muay Thai fighters. When they kick they kick straight through without holding back or snapping back. I don't know much about Martial Arts but from I've seen that they throw some devastating blows for their size. Thai men tend to be on the smaller leaner side but wow do they have crazy strength.

[@oxtheunlikelycontemplator2682]

Maxick who gets a mention near the end of the video said he was never heavier than I think 155 lbs. He was one of the first people to successfully clean and jerk with double body weight or more. It was around four hundred lbs. And he claimed much of his strength came from muscle control That is to say ability to relax muscles antagonistic to the movements he wanted to perform while keeping the necessary muscles fully engaged. He was also known for lifting men forty pounds heavier than himself overhead with one hand ten times while not spilling beer from the mug he would hold in his other hand.

[@davidlangley3511]

I done a Thai boxing training camp in Thailand a few years ago to help with my training and I can say without fail they pure power and technique

[@jafet4809]

They do specialized training for martial arts and have different bodys, long muscles that relax when in rest position, not circular, no hyperthropy, or poping veins. The Bioneer has a great body and physical condition and strength but this is not for martial arts or sports where you throw punches or kicks. Big muscles and muscular resistance training are not good overall for the above said sports. What you need is potency, power, not strenght and you need alactic anaerobic resistance not anaerobic lactic resistance. The harder and faster you hit or kick, the more muscles you lose, and the other way around.

[@godspeedlightning776]

Dude this is so good . This is just heaven for superhero geeks and personal growth geeks

[@theirishpotato6588]

True.

[@zubayerhossain7551]

I know, right?! He's an example of an image of fitness and training I had in my mind but never really saw in real life, until now!

[@godspeedlightning776]

@@zubayerhossain7551 yesss so true

[@satAMfox]

Well said haha!

[@c_rem6101]

Dragon Ball has been a key part of my life for over 10 years and has recently helped me rediscover my love of fitness helps me lose 10 lb and start to restructure my body the way I wanted it to I love the series and I owe it a great debt

[@tomwaschesczio5710]

I watched dragonball right before I jumped on my bicycle and went to my karate lessons. It always gave me the motivation to stay on it. I'm still training karate and I believe I will do so for the rest of my life. I also do weight training and sometimes I justhave to have some bench press but I also do lots of burpees and push up variants. Thank you for this video!

[@tomwaschesczio5710]

Btw I watched dragonball from 12 to 18 and I'm know 35.

[@rampagesmackssons508]

OG

[@BATMAN-mv1tt]

Copying some of Goku's form in exercises done in the gravity room at the spaceship while leaving earth to get to Namek has brought to me knowledge about true strenght.

[@primitivojdavis]

I love rotational medicine ball throws, I do them every week and I can just feel the power increasing in my strikes

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

Me too

[@Sean.A.F]

Definitely recommend taking a look at a kettlebell figure 8 to waiters catch for rotation power development for punches. You’re powering a the kettle up from the hips, across the body, to a chest catch. Looks a lot like a punch/upper cut.

[@c_rem6101]

Now that I have this and Jaxblade's training programs I will now become the most complete martial artist in all of history

[@vasko2627]

Be a martial artist and prove to people that martial arts are not fake

[@27champs]

this channel is so underrated,keep up the good work

[@gabrielmoreno3027]

It's kinda sad how utterly amazing this channel and his research is, while being so underrated

[@27champs]

Yup

[@darke216]

This is why Dragon Ball is the goat of anime. It inspired and influenced a whole era and generations of fitness

[@grantstevensma]

Fuck yes bro! You've improved a lot. Can't wait to train with you

[@leornoc608]

Those are some destructive punches, going to be looking for beginner vids on your channel!

[@rabronin]

Dragon Ball definitely influenced how much mental strength I put into my training.

[@Guts_Brando]

Nice profile pic, watched the new castlevania season on netflix?

[@philtronnn]

This was well done. Used to meet up w friends, and watch dbz pre or post garage workout. Bringing back memories. Ty

[@TannerWilkinson-v8k]

hey thanks brother you are a huge help to my training i worry a lot about all my training negatively effecting me as a martial artist so your channel and advice are huge helps to me please keep making content im sure your changing more peoples life's than you know.

[@BenjaminButton6573]

I think the most important thing to do if you want to train for power in fighting is strengthen that kinetic chain. When you fight your like a lighter or gun you build pressure though out and explode the build up with the end of your strike.

[@jonathansuzanorolins5151]

You're absolutely right. The major part of the strength and speed of a punch or a kick comes from the legs and torso. It's all about the right activation of all the muscles. Keep up the good work.

[@bw4500]

I think a good example of a musclebound, DBZ-physique martial artist is Francis Ngannou after what he did tonight at UFC 260. Was very effective, fast, and powerful whilst demonstrating good endurance. I'm really appreciating your investigation of martial arts strength training and how to incorporate it into a hybridized, generalist regimen. Your collaboration with Grant is ideal in this regard. Really looking forward to learning from your future content.

[@mastermasih]

Scott Adkins, probably one of the best examples for muscularly with speed, power, and fluidity!

[@rampagesmackssons508]

Him and Michael jai white

[@ianfrost971]

Terry O’Neal Shotokan karate, is the real deal.

[@Ac3p3rgAA]

from my own experience i can tell that for a harder punch it is extremely important to focus on form and speed, so shadow boxing or f.e. or standing in horse stance and punching very fast for a few minutes engaging the legs, core, shoulders with very clean and controlled movement is very effective. love your videos, mr bioneer, keep up the good work!

[@Egonzal316]

DBZ and Rocky have motivated tf out of me to train my body and mind.

[@SantanaBanana47]

I love doing explosive and high rep, full body circuit training. It gets my heart rate up very high and for a very long time.

[@SeraphSRT]

Love it man, great job. DBZ, as many others understand, has been one of the greatest influences I've got on improving my training and the results thereof over all my years doing it. It has inspired me so much, and while wearing a DBZ shirt or vest in the gym I have even witnessed moments where I noticed others reading the message on it and visibly getting amped by it like nodding their head and pushing out some more reps! Love this content man.

[@grasslandgraphics]

Dragon Ball definitely influenced me as a kid... but as an adult, and a little more serious about fitness and martial arts, Daredevil really influenced me to train more than any other show for whatever reason. (big fan of your daredevil content by the way, I think that's how I found this channel years ago)

[@trinidadraj152]

Very cool video. I want to pitch in: Muscle does not generate power. Power comes generally from the push off the ground directed through the hips along with the smooth coordination of the joints. If someone has a lot of muscle mass there could be extra power just from throwing around the weight of their body, but any contraction of the muscles takes away from the transference of energy into the target. Size does have an effect, but speaking of the maximize power output for any given body type, the smoother they can move the better for them to reach their max potential output. Joint coordination ultimately has greater power potential, but it is harder to understand on the surface than muscular training. Takes more time to learn

[@agni2051]

I'm a sport scientist, martial artist, and studying chiropractor. This is a great channel.

[@DPSDeucalion]

This is the best N=1 fitness channel on the internet! 334k subscribers is still incredibly under valued, Adam. Your subscribers should be at least over 1 mil for the quality of content you produce!

[@ketoneconde2458]

Small critique on your bench press: stop moving/tapping your feet. Your left foot in particular. each time you do you lose tension in your body and by doing so you create gaps in your lift which can lead to injury at worst or lack of progress at best. Love the content, your approach really gets my brain thinking about training in a different light. One of only two channels whose videos I watch every time I see a new one uploaded.

[@leaf2369]

Huge fan of the way that you show us the workout and explain how to do it.. other channels aren’t as good as you in that aspect.. peace!

[@malcolmdunsontodd488]

5:28 I’m not an expert or very experienced but i thought of something that could improve your kettlebell swings: Playing chicken with the kettlebell, waiting until the last moment to hinge your hips My source: kettlebell simple and sinister Thank you for this channel!

[@wallcroftbrigs2344]

Thank you so much, the time and effort you put into this shows!

[@alfredocuevas6783]

It's funny how martial artist inspire these shows, and then become inspired themselves, by watching them. Always enjoyable watching this channel.

[@mohammedwael4724]

DBZ training is what it means to push your limits in every thing and beyond

[@josesolano6171]

Best fitness channel. You have change my life thanks.

[@MrPiinQu]

A workout programme video based on this would be perfect

[@davidlangley3511]

There's heaps of videos on the KZbin channel Jaxblade which I highly recommend

[@JordanSMagro]

Great video, dude! I love the "unconventional" training. Video request: how to do one arm push ups. Maybe a step by step of how you built up your strength to be able to achieve them!

[@ACarpenter89]

I am just hoping you will do a full body rehab/prehab routine for those who are just injured everywhere

[@corywalker8551]

As someone who is interested in fitness and grew up on Dragonball, I really liked this video! A former Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer who has developed training to prepare people going into intense military training for positions like Navy Seals, Coast Guard Rescue Swimmers and Air Force PJs, recommended the same muscle endurance training over heavy lifting. I would be very interested to hear your take on the benefits of swimming and what other fitness training is good to supplement swimming as a primary training form. Thank you! Cory

[@DomFortress]

Yes, this is why muscle size has a diminishing returns when it comes to striking power and the subsequent technique requirements. When I choose powerlifting to condition my muscles for optimizing my kickboxing, I made a point not to train for competitive powerlifting as maximizing my one rep max. Instead I train for heart rate variability and in a fasted state, so that my energy output can be consistent in a state of ketosis.

[@jackdaniels403]

Props to Shredded Sports Science for posting you as #1 fitness youtube channel of 2021!

[@JohnDoe-fz7hz]

Awesome! You looked at so many different aspects and explained a huge variety of things to have an eye on to develop properly. 🙌🙌🙌

[@nicorepetto5781]

Awesome vidoe as always. I love seeing stuff to program into my MMA training. I love to see your take on the perfect fighter strength and conditioning program.

[@UltraRed1992]

This is hands down the best fitness channel on KZbin

[@BluePanda18]

Im glad to see Im not the only one who see dragon ball as an inspiration to train and get stronger for oneself. Some of my favorite and most inspirational moments in the anime is when goku or any other character shows there limit and then surpasses that limit. Every time I go to the gym I always try to surpass my limit and get stronger.

[@user-mx6gw2lw1r]

This video made me excited to train tomorrow. I always try to find different functional strength exercises

[@fracturededits6778]

your content is incredible man its so clear you know your dominion

[@Bomba3333]

This channel is absolute gold

[@michaelmcaleavy5894]

I started watching someone on KZbin called 'iron wolf.' He often does a whole workout that consists of just one exercise, usually some variation of a burpee. I'd love to see a video on this! I like the idea that you could pick one variation of a burpee and that's your entire workout. Its cardio, strength and endurance. I've bought your book btw :)

[@spongebobgrumpypants6862]

I also watch Iron Wolf and am currently loosely following his methods along with the Bioneer and Mark Wildman (kettlebells). Incorporating these 3 methods into my own training has improved my overall general fitness immensely.

[@robpaulson6568]

Hey Adam,loved the video and currently reading superfunctional training.Love the book. I had two video requests: 1.I heard that chess players can burn as much as 5000 calories in a single day during tournament because of how much brain power they have to use.Can you make a video on brain power and calories? 2.Training inspiration from arm wrestlers to strengthen wrist and elbow tendon through isometrics. Thanks!

[@27champs]

Pretty good video ideas

[@robpaulson6568]

@@27champs hopefully he sees the comment.

[@jahlove9930]

My Brother, I love your videos! May I suggest that when your punching that you breath out from your mouth, making a audible sound. Feeling that the breath is projecting the punch out. Try relaxing at first with a focus on speed not power, exercises such as punching small ball on a string, or punching out a candle flame. 🕯️🙏🏽

[@Smas-ds6pd]

Been waiting for your take on this! Cheers, brother!

[@Zaid26127]

I watched Ramsey Dewey talk about that cable punch out for straight punches and he said something about punches not being pushes, he said instead, we should focus on pulling our shoulders back which will help with hooks for example. Thoughts?

[@seanmcgrady8688]

I saw that. I definitely agree that it's necessary to include something like this if you're training punches. I noticed a huge gain in punching power by implementing this. My sparring partners did, too.

[@seanmcgrady8688]

On another note, because I was putting my arms and core into the twists, I slimmed up my abs & love handles even more.

[@Zaid26127]

@@seanmcgrady8688 do you mean incorporate pulling, pushing, or both?

[@seanmcgrady8688]

@@Zaid26127 Practicing punches in conjunction with pulling the cords from a pole, exactly as Ramsey showed us on his KZbin video. I noticed really good results in a week and a half of practice. It really helped my form.

[@edwardhodgson3994]

Just bought super functional training. A brilliant piece of work. Thanks Adam.

[@MegaMacray]

I’m amazed at the amount of thought and information you put into your videos. Thank you for doing what you do , It has helped my own training tremendously. You the man!!

[@EndSchneider]

I found building the kinetic chain helps with power and speed for punching. Power Cleans and push press is a good place to start.

[@Neon-Covenanter]

It seems to me, no matter what I'm doing, I cannot escape this man. I go on a walk, I read his book. I relax at home, I read his book. I go to bed, I read his book. I go on the internet, he uploads, I watch. I might need a therapist, but the one who I can find is some Sinicki bloke. [23 No, I won't be your personal therapist.]

[@grantwalter2243]

How “smart” is his book? Does he use more scientific vocabulary or is it generally easy to understand? Where does he get all his info from? Did he goto college do you know? Honestly watching his vids makes me wanna go study kinesiology just so I know what he’s talking about 😂

[@Neon-Covenanter]

@@grantwalter2243 His book is really like a longer version of his videos, but with citations and explanations. An easy, fun read.

[@gaulthiergaspard7792]

Quality content and comments, thanks a lot, much appreciation from France !

[@macinvictus]

With your Taiji- elbows point down and move from the center, not the arms. Whole body=1 Unit. Upper body like a ball supported by the lower. Power generated from the feet up. Out of the 8 energies (Jing), Peng is the keystone energy and Liu is the Taiji poster child. Yang Cheng Fu's 10 Principles are a big help

[@lobo_solo214]

Dragonball influenced the way I trained by showing me what "training" is. I guess I also found a bit of identity in the way that the characters like Goku or Vegeta yearned to train, to improve or to be TBE etc. I think it gave a great emphasis on calisthenics and plyometrics, there was weight training but not as much as bodyweight training. Dragonball also influenced the way I eat🤣💯

[@grantwalter2243]

Bioneer, I like these videos. But your audio is where your content is. Not all these flashy photos *please start a fucking podcast!!!* I love this channel!!!

[@haraldodunkirk1432]

If you could elongate your jab, it would greatly enhance your boxing. Slow it down, then speed it back up when you’ve fixed the form. Great channel!

[@haraldodunkirk1432]

(When if first started boxing, after many years in karate, I thought of the jab as a tediously stylistic flourish... not as something functional. Many years later, I realise how it unlocks every other punch, links them together, makes them work etc. Seriously: spend some time watching ace jabbers, and back on the bag do some rounds of jab only, with a focus on greater distance and a variety of angles. Forget speed to start with.)

[@rooost9856]

You should try to contact ramsey dewey, i fear you two collabing would create one of the best videos on martial arts strength training

[@ironkumadori]

in my teen years, i wanted get faster palm strikes. So i created my hellzone grenade technique watching piccolo

[@vandamme6379]

Thanks for the shout out.

[@modernmartialarts7316]

Mate your honesty, intent and intelligence make these videos so fun and interesting to watch, I always get opened up to new ideas of training. its interesting you tall about visualising chi and how this builds the mind to muscle connection, I often think the same too.

[@search895]

Some of those concepts I learned them in Karate. Many people think (modern) karate is not suitable for real defense, and they are mostly right, but there is more to karate than that. Some concepts of karate are common in many martial arts, including mma, and also there are some that used to be only highlighted in karate, probably now better known in other styles. Some paths of strentgh impact in karate are highly interesting. In old karate they also use some weights with lever action and for gripping strentgh that can be a full body workout.

[@mario712145]

You are such an amazing content creator for the KZbin fitness industry! I learn so much from your videos and they inspire me to incorporate different training methods into my routine.

[@kylereece1979]

Have you seen the classic martial arts movie "Best of the Best"? Its a wonderful karate drama from '89 that was doing the absoloute business in the very early 90s on the home video rental and was always brought up in schoolyard banter with the Van Damme, Arnie movies we were loving at the time aswell. The training montages in the movie are some of my personal fave scenes like that to watch. And alongside Eric Roberts and the other cast, the main star Phillip Rhee is incredible. I love your love of films like that, and was wondering if you've seen this gem of a film itself. Thanks again for the continuous content. In mind and body, this channel is a brilliant influence.

[@NicholasGeschke]

I find I prefer using resistance bands for power and explosiveness. Mimicking say a cross punch with a band around my hand has greatly improved my speed and force.

[@pranakhan]

As a lifelong TCMA pracitioner, I'm glad to see you working with Tai Chi Chuan. There are fantastic martial & healing benefits from its practice. Theres a great scene of Donnie Yen from...Flashpoint? He is bulked & lean AF in that, and his endurance & power do not seem to be brought into the equation. If would seem to me that there is a "Ceiling" of accumulated mass you want as a martial artist; a sweet-spot where there is less muscle to fatigue but enough muscle to generate adequate force. Probably due to the loss of intense contractions (the foundation of martial power). Your comments on Chi were part of a wonderful observation.

[@motorteeth]

I was actually directed to this channel by my doctor... he's reminding me that I need to exercise. I'm not overweight but my cholesterol is not ideal and my T is getting low. I know he's not wrong. But man my back is hurting just watching this lol. But the Dragon ball reference on the first of your videos that I watched is awesome as I am a huge fan. Well here goes nothing... had to get over my ages old routine sometime.

[@jahigains9201]

Solid work as always, Bioneer. Well, I'm off to carry and awkward heavy object for a few miles. It's not quite milk crates, but it'll work. Thanks for all you do!

[@frederickg.6155]

Great video💪 In my next life I will be as fast as Grant and as strong as the Bioneer 🙏

[@carljacobson7156]

I've found that smashing a truck tire with sledgehammers for 2-3 minute rounds, using both a 10-16 lb 2-arm sledgehammer AND two 4 lb single handed sledgehammers, helped develop my punch stamina, arm/shoulder endurance and power transfer from the legs through the core and out to my arms.

[@therealmattchong]

The bench press (done in more of a powerlifting style) actually involves total body tension and leg drive. So even though it is predominantly an upper body movement (pecs, deltoids, triceps, and lats for stabilisation), the lower body (glutes, quads and hamstrings) are actually being used as well. Nice video though, keep up the amazing work!

[@vtct_ytaa]

I train clients in MMA, and punching is not about pushing, but about pulling the shoulder (snapping back) quickly and keeping the punching hand loose until the moment you make an impact. So rather than the punching movement with the band, it would be better to pull back with the non-punching arm. Anyways, just my 2 cents. Great informative video!

[@JB-op4ty]

You should do a couple months of randori with your local judo club. that'll tell you so much about the weak points in your connection chain between your trapezius and your Achilles tendon, and then you'll tell us how to rectify the situation. Please. love the show

[@explorer4161]

Best fitness channel ever your the goat bro

[@MrMattias87]

I would also add that mobility and flexibility are also important to for fluid powerful moves and range of motion e.g high kicks, hip rotation, shoulder extension, deep stances. And also speed training too. Muscle strength alone won't necessarily cut it without the other elements.

[@michaelake7759]

I’ve been waiting for this video for quite a while now...... and the wait, is now over🙏🏿💪🏿🤙🏿

[@ensh7224]

Hey man I love you’re content that you consistently put out. But definitely your technique better then your old videos I’ve seen recently it seems like you’ve been putting in the work.

[@FugeeB]

Good stuff sir!! Keep it up....dbz was one of my biggest motivation in training

[@tyagiharsh607]

The most unique channel on fitness.

[@ozzylogano6732]

Yea I love the High Gravity scenes as well

[@okramoffacebook1381]

@bioneer Tap, touch,Hit,BOOM 4 types of movement for the bag Try tapping it as fast as you can

[@kapetanyakinthos3460]

You truly deserve more recognition brother

[@iamSeanBrowne]

Another great video and as always looking forward to your collabs with Grant!

[@Darkness09ization]

Thanks for the video man. I love Dragon Ball and it is one of the two cartoons that have stuck with me throughout the entirety of my life. It also inspires me anytime I feel like giving up in my training. I wish I knew a proper way to train myself with my two dumbbells(23lbs), kettlebell(25lbs) and B.O.B (full body).

[@rampagesmackssons508]

Calisthenics

[@cocky_potato]

Awesome content. Quality over quantity. And with just a touch of nerd. Keep going! It would be cool if you could do a bodyweight + resistance bands workout as well.

[@judgebeard8772]

Your existence is pure bliss