FIRING BACK at Reddit 💯💯💯

In this video we discuss my stance on certain muscle groups and why they are almost ALWAYS weak points #mattwenning #wenningstrength #musclegrowth #reddit #strengthtraining

[@MGV23]

A World class guy taking the time to answer to the idiots on reddit. You should be thankful haha

[@WenningStrength]

Gives me good topics to talk on. What I really wana do is not polite

[@DanielDoesLifeVlog]

Triceps are hard to work. Push vs pull activity is different.

[@IvanDjuric300]

The sign of an expert is when complex ideas get simplified down effectively. Train triceps, glutes and hamstrings and everything else will fall into place. Cheers man.

[@barbellbryce]

"My back is always sore due to age, my job, and genetics" - Johnny one-plate No your back is just piss weak

[@WenningStrength]

😂😂😂 very true

[@MattFlyFisher]

🎯🎯🤣

[@mateogodeaux1556]

I’m 19, and if I trained like most ppl my age and tried to get strong as fast as I could I’d be living in a wheelchair at 28, telling people my biggest lift was trying to get out of bed

[@WenningStrength]

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[@PoppyJr11]

Reddit is really valuable with certain things like finding new video games or music, but when it comes to any training advice; it’s like the rest of the internet. Mostly surface level with no real substance or thought behind it. Keep moving Matt, you guys are killing it. 🔥

[@dessertstorm7476]

the powerlifting reddit people asking the same shit every day over and over again. You can't even make a topic there because it just gets deleted. You have to put your question in the daily topic which makes a comment on a post and unsearchable. So therefore, the same questions just get asked over and over. There's also the problem that whoever the regulars are bias all advice towards their personal opinions.

[@amritpanno]

Hey Matt, thank you for sharing your knowledge and i learned new things that triceps help stabling the shoulder joint. I used to have one side shoulder pain however by seeing your videos i started doing repetition work on rear delts and triceps and it worked. Now i am able to bench press without any pain. Again thank you for sharing all your knowledge for free in this platform.

[@DanielDoesLifeVlog]

You speak well and are intelligent more than the biggest influencer. Keep doing great. ❤

[@MattFlyFisher]

Got my little sis doing Wenning Warmups and she absolutely says theyve been game changers🔥

[@WenningStrength]

💯💯💯

[@n3crowarlvck]

Started a powerbuilding program and I’m starting today using your warm ups for it. It’s OHP day so it’s lats, shoulders and tris 4x25 baby I’m stoked 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@WenningStrength]

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[@michanota4230]

66yr old powerlifter,work 4 days a week in lumber yard. I consider acc exercise as PREVENTIVE REHAB.

[@WenningStrength]

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[@markmcgrath9294]

Rolling up on 50. Have worked out since HS. Always learn from your page. Thank you

[@WenningStrength]

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[@josephdufresne4177]

It’s crazy people come at this guy when he literally trains special operations soldiers.

[@stevesorensen9648]

Very well said Dr. Matt. Very informative. Your videos always have me second guessing my training strategies...but this is a good thing. Thank you.

[@WenningStrength]

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[@Death_Strong]

When random trolls on Reddit try to argue biomechanics with someone who has a Master’s Degree in BIOMECHANICS not to mention a PhD 😂

[@jesserentas7425]

Matt's information has been so valuable to me I've spent over 20k in exercise equipment not to mention his manuals & online coaching every thing maty the mountain says is valid 👏 👍

[@WenningStrength]

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[@michaelstepp5878]

💯💪 I’ve noticed less back issues since my glutes and hamstrings strings have gotten stronger..

[@WenningStrength]

Yep there is research for that

[@mattmilstead3733]

Lucky for me I install windshields for a living my back is good but my right shoulder gets tight lol

[@mn8os]

Hey Matt, I’m a millennial so I know a thing or two about Reddit. I don’t think it’s worth your time to even pay attention to anything on that website. If you try posting a dissident opinion concerning anything, you are banned. It is not a place for intellectual discussions

[@WenningStrength]

Thank you sir - just gives me topics

[@JaimeCaparo]

That's true for me, working more hams and glutes directly or indirectly, lower my lower back inconvenience.

[@WenningStrength]

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[@buildingdadbod2.0]

Even if glutes, hamstrings and triceps aren't a weakness, you should still focus on making them stronger. Matt is the best source of knowledge on youtube when it comes to strength and fitness. He gives the most real advice that's applicable to both natural and enhanced lifters. Not many have great advice for natural lifters.

[@WenningStrength]

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[@user-ud2pu8ij6b]

Very well articulated big man

[@WenningStrength]

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[@jameskz688]

Stay off reddit kids.

[@Ya_hii]

Stay off reddit adults too

[@Beecels]

Great info matt thank you for sharing

[@WenningStrength]

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[@mattc4266]

Why do you always squat morning ? Even on accessories ?

[@bkaufman065]

How people don’t listen to you and appreciate your knowledge is absolutely fu**ing absurd to me

[@WenningStrength]

Oh it’s insane but it’s out there

[@JohanBengtsson-u2v]

I have been able to help my wife recover from a bad shoulder and knee with your exersises. 2-3 years of bad advise from physiotherapists didnt do any difference.

[@WenningStrength]

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[@JasonMensinger]

Gotta love the internet

[@Rowland_Hoskins]

Wenning is #1

[@mbe2916]

Look reddit subreddits always devolve into circlejerks with the dumbest ideas.

[@rl00668]

Got nothing to lose training more hamstrings and triceps

[@WenningStrength]

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[@MagnusDivision]

If you want to be strong you better be pulling a wagon back there... wait what was I talking about?

[@donjuanmckenzie4897]

Idk if there is a website that consistently produces dumb people more than Reddit tbh.

[@WenningStrength]

😂😂😂

[@johndonovan5521]

Reddit is a garbage site for lifting

[@WenningStrength]

Big time but makes for new topics

[@JaimeCaparo]

💥💥💥💥💥

[@WenningStrength]

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[@rl00668]

18 year old kid asked me a year ago in the gym how to get stronger on the bench. His form was all shoulders. Told him the last thing he expected - stop flat barbell benching for 2 or 3 months and focus on back and triceps. Got all the time in the world at that age why rush it

[@WenningStrength]

Perfect advice

[@donjuanmckenzie4897]

Did he listen lol

[@rl00668]

@@donjuanmckenzie4897 yes

[@mac5917]

Kinds weird advice, just learn proper bench technique AND grow those other muscles and the same time? Specificity is real.

[@rl00668]

@mac5917 sometimes proper technique is only doable when you have the right muscles developed to do it

[@howardsmith5474]

What is going on with the bots in the comments, you used to be cool KZbin

[@WenningStrength]

Who knows - at least something is commenting 😂😂

[@howardsmith5474]

@@WenningStrengthyeah man all love. I hope your channel grows more, your content is underrated. As a first responder and an Army Reservist I have always appreciated your contributions to these professions.

[@Mangabe14]

Stay off Reddit 😂😂

[@WenningStrength]

Was by accident 😂

[@randerodr7389]

A wealth of knowledge passed on for free and people disrespect ?

[@WenningStrength]

Oh like you wouldn’t believe. That’s just the way it is.

[@randerodr7389]

@@WenningStrength Glad you're pointing it out and continuing to pass on the knowledge.