Fitness Experts Debunk 17 Exercise Myths

[@platformer2]

Resting is super vital for your muscle gains, so thats why I rest 7 days a week

[@Magibatproductions]

underrated comment LMAO

[@UNSCAce]

Reminds me of that joke from Foster's where that jigsawed face looking person says something like, "You're interrupting my 23 hours of beauty sleep!" To which Bloo replies with, "You might want to bump that up to 24."

[@bradfordmartin9837]

1000th like :O

[@Peter-zq8pw]

Wait-

[@Jason-zu7jt]

Ur a legend lol

[@magnomag6959]

The narrator is like the kid in class who did no work on the presentation but had to take part

[@TheBarOst]

haha, agree :)

[@views-dz7cg]

"that's..." alright boys pack it up we're done here

[@tysofly25]

LMAOOOOO 😂😂😂 it's true tho!

[@yu_dap]

LOL

[@FernTheMage]

That's me

[@thatreinbow8551]

"1 month is not enough to undo a lifetime of bad habit." Damn, that's all i needed.

[@solimm4sks510]

depends on how fucked you are i guess

[@AJ-ny1ox]

Took me 6 weeks of daily walks to lose 9 lbs...about 6-8 months to lose the rest

[@roxyroxanne1233]

Yes that statement is like a huge wakeup call.🙌

[@lv8604]

@@AJ-ny1ox Has has to

[@Marcelo-vy4cb]

It is tho, I went from 84 kilos to 70 in a month and a half

[@Pablo-xp5je]

0:00 unused muscle turns to fat 0:44 morning workouts are better 1:18 stretching before a workout prevents injury 1:48 you can target specific body parts 2:13 cardio burns fat 3:11 muscle weighs more than fat 3:33 the scale measure progress 3:58 women get bulky when they lift 4:39 strenght training requiers a gym 5:04 crunches will give you a pack 5:30 the more sweat, the better the workout 5:56 sports drinks are the best way to rehydrate 6:47 power-down protein post-workout 7:17 just keep going, no breaks 7:57 no pain, no gain 8:16 you'll see huge results in 1 month 8:31 there are good and bad workouts

[@rajagopal9836]

You're doing God's work.

[@kellseygonzalez3263]

Thank youuu I had this for an assignment 😭

[@JohnSmithAnythingChannel]

Thanks. Found it after the video was over.

[@1232-e7b]

Thanks, also the blonde guy is very handsome. Wow

[@gamingnerdgirlz]

Thanks

[@TheBatugan77]

I've been working out since I was 21. I'm now 61. Proud to say I've gained 40 years!

[@signaturerush]

Not a lot of people can say that.very very good job dude

[@bijhonbordoloi9181]

Such an achievement....... Needs loads and loads of consistency

[@ladycat8426]

😲😲👏👏👏

[@woosperson]

"The Batugan" LOL

[@keiththurman1045]

Ok ka rin bossing!

[@X1347C]

Myth 18: A Fat Belly is actually a one pack ab.

[@Varkolyx]

*B I G B R A I N*

[@qamarul.37]

Biggg BRAINNNN

[@sujansinh.s.vaghela2368]

A family pack

[@daylanmaprasa4352]

BIG BREIIIIIN

[@MrCryptler69]

My six pack is really one Keg!

[@rayssarivera7512]

this is off topic but the woman’s voice is really soothing

[@boogiedownjj]

Rayssa Rivera i wish they had let her do more the myths

[@criesinpoor1725]

Yes!

[@savysteve123]

Omg isnt she absolutely stunning tho!

[@cartapax5077]

Yes, many women start speaking with an awful "farty" vibrating voice.

[@superwebster9449]

so true

[@TrueUnderDawgGaming]

"Muscle weighs more than fat" is referring to volume. As in, if you had 2 cubic feet of muscle, then it would weigh more than 2 cubic feet of fat.

[@bradhobbs_]

Square feet is area, not volume. He a little confused, but he got the spirit

[@sson386]

What you just defined is density, which is what the trainer in the video talked about (muscle is more than dense than fat).

[@TrueUnderDawgGaming]

@@sson386 Sure, but my point is how he dismisses the claim of "Muscle weighs more than fat" and acts like it is silly and outlandish. Muscle does weigh more than fat if both are the same size/volume.

[@ZeMarkKrazee]

It is odd. I saw several inaccuracies throughout the video. I’m unsure if it’s because of misinterpretations on my end or maybe some of the presenters.

[@9622AvAtAr]

Maybe he just want people to educate people about the correct semantics. After all, why say "muscle weigh more than fat when they have the same volume" if you can easily say "muscle is more dense than fat"?

[@nilleftw]

"Myth 4: You can target specific body parts" You can. But you can't target FAT LOSS in specific body parts. Huge difference in phrasing.

[@williamlevy6964]

yeah well...he did elaborate that he meant fat.

[@Gunbardo]

William Levy yeah but he didn’t mention you can target certain muscle groups. Just look at dem bois who skip leg days :)))))

[@williamlevy6964]

We do legs day every day when we carry our body, head and arms with them. Lol.

[@Gunbardo]

William Levy Oh, well then there’s no need to exercise. Everyone who exercises is stupid because you just need to stay alive and your body will grow. Lol.

[@williamlevy6964]

@@Gunbardo nah dawg, I'm just saying you don't need to strengthen your legs, Just your arms. You need to stretch your tight ass hammies though.

[@borisbrian2561]

KZbin; Do crunches, Don't do crunches, Keto no keto, Rest, persist, More calories, less calories Me Eating chips: Ok

[@Barely_Here]

Thats because these are methods to different results. If you want to bulk up, more calories. If you’re trying to lose weigh, stay at a caloric deficit

[@heww3960]

I found their advice about crunches and sixpacks weird and confusing. They say it is not about the muscle or doing alot of crunches. But they continue saying crunches do build muscles but you need low bodyfat for it to show it. Well dah, I think like 99% that watch this video knows that you need low body fat to have visable abs. So personally I just get confused when they say so obvious things with the twist of saying weird things like the workout and muscle is not so importent. What are they talking about? Low body fat is ofc importent for you to have a chance to show it, but the workout and muscle is still a most basically, otherwize you will not have anything to show.

[@bokastark3925]

Hew W like honestly bro...go off 😤

[@courtenaylewis8418]

Hew W I think the point they were trying to make there was that doing crunches is not going to lead to a loss of belly fat. Basically the spot reduction myth. However, doing crunches will help you build muscle.

[@ARVash]

Using muscles makes them stronger, who gives a shit about this vanity oriented advice. Being reasonably strong gives you one or two shots at kicking the Grim reaper right in the nuts. Avoiding a heart attack or physical injury is worth a thousand people's opinions of you.

[@checkmyplaylist6879]

I don’t even exercise at all, what am I even doing here?

[@hindsightpov4218]

Curiosity?

[@wannabenormal3869]

Yeah I will start tomorrow (said every person ever)

[@thegrimreaper950]

Ive been copying the 100 push ups 100 sit ups and 100 squats. But i started at 50 now im at 75

[@skek811]

Hey, found my man ＼(^▽^＠)ノ

[@kimberyee4729]

ABNERRRR

[@TrueUnderDawgGaming]

Thumbnail: Crunches will not get you abs Video: Crunches will get you abs (just be thin enough to show them)

[@foggyaf5531]

Well the muscle actually needs to be there to be visible, so core strength is important. I think what they were getting at is you can't just do a million crunches and expect to see chiseled abs, because you can't target a specific area to burn fat.

[@emilemil1]

Reason: Clickbait for views.

[@darall7758]

Right? I'm skinny and working at my abs and clicked after saw the thumbnail to find the fateful reveal, and this is just once again about losing fat

[@djyplay3715]

love ur vids dude!

[@Prince_-vu4wu]

@@foggyaf5531 Yup also some people will never see an 8 pack as it's genetics that play a part in how much of that final row of abs really shows and in rare cases people can have a "Ten pack" but for most people it's a unrealistic goal and some people can see their abs at higher body fat % a lot of genetics play a part in how we will look so it's always important to work with your body rather then against it in terms of dream looks oh and that body types are complete bs as everyone is all 3 body types and can get to all 3 though training or lack of training and not over eating etc, etc

[@grthorn3461]

This whole video is just a big “Yes but actually no”

[@reynhacoezy5510]

Welcome to Fitness . Nothing is clear . Just that you must run .

[@erzan]

No, it wasn't. Literally says don't do this several times. You can't spot train. Period.

[@omniluiz]

Life ain't black and white kiddo. There are advantages and disadvantages to almost everything, but that doesn't mean there is nothing wrong. You can't target fat spots, that's a fact.

[@ewstaeger]

welcome to science.

[@ewstaeger]

but ya the sea salt thing is bullshit

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

After watching Avengers Endgame, I realized that I don't need abs. I already have the body of a Norse God.

[@jerdancruz303]

You mean like melted ice cream?

[@alexgarcia8365]

Just Some Guy without a Mustache 😂

[@Hansen_0101]

Just a random comment from the same person again :v

[@hankaunamatototota8211]

!!!

[@charloman297]

Ahahahahahaha....brilliant!

[@TugaHuga]

Overall I think this video is great for the amount of time spent on each topic but as a fitness professional myself I must add some notes: Myth 2 - It is not so much about mornings or nights that dictates the way our bodies respond as much as our bodies natural rhythm. Some people have been noted to have better performances at different times in their days. The impact is almost not statistically significant but if you are looking to maximize your results you should test to see which time is best for you. Myth 3 - I was surprised to hear what was said here. It has been shown in many different studies that both static and dynamic (exception to balistic) stretching does help reduce the risk of injury before a session of physical activity. Stretching does not leave you with "loose tissue" as was mentioned, our ability to produce a maximal force may be reduced in some circumstances but I'm not sure that's what they were trying to say. I think maybe they were confusing stretching with flexibility training since they mentioned explosive and balistic exercises and in that case they would be right. Flexibility training before a session actually increases the risk of injury. Myth 5 - This one I believe was confusing because of the short time they had to explain it. The typical "cardio exercises" are what would be described as predominantly aerobic exercises. In these types of exercises you should be working below your anaerobic threshold which in simple terms means you should be able to produce enough energy without accumulating significant fatigue. To be able to do this one of the main energetic sources is the oxidation of lipids (aka fat). It is one of the longest processes our body has and it requires oxigen so that's why it is predominant in longer and moderate to low intensity exercises (not exclusively but it would be too long of a comment to explain that). All of this to say that yes, in layman's terms cardio does burn fat but I agree that diet is still the most important factor. Myth 6 - This one was just disengenuous. Obviously this is said when comparing volume, saying that a person with a certain weight with a high fat percentage looks bigger than someone very muscular and lean with the same weight. Myth 9 - While for beginners and even some intermediate individuals bodyweight can be a great option in certain exercises, strenght requires a specific kind of stimulation for its training to be effective. In other words it has a specific range in terms of volume and intensity in which the strenght gains will be optimized and in fact the main effect. A hypothetical individual who can do 100+ squats with bodyweight is simply not going to get any significative gains in terms of strenght to his/her quads using bodyweight exercises because even if we tried to manipulate the exercise to maximize the internal load it just wouldn't be enough. Myth 17 - I understand they aproached this question from the point of view of a casual individual who is looking at exercising as a way to have fun and joy so I don't want to be too harsh here. From a general point of view we can say that yes, you should do whatever kind of activity you enjoy the most. If you enjoy dancing it wouldn't make sense to prescibe a basketball handling drill exercise, if you like swimming it wouldn't make sense to make you do strongman events. However if we're talking about exercise plans and even exercises, from the macro to the micro level there are absolutely bad exercises! As much as you may love power lifting, if you have high blood pressure this activity represents a very high risk to you. If you have a past injury that severely affects the integrity of your joints, bones or ligaments you should probably stay away from combat sports. Even if you have no known counter-indicators there are always correct and incorrect ways to perform most exercises so this is where we have to look at it from a health and wellness point of view and be very careful with the kind of advice we give to people. Anyway probably most people haven't read half of this but I just wanted to contribute myself to this discussion so that everyone can be better educated and achieve their goals. :)

[@YourMomActress]

This really helped thank you! I was so confused at parts, I just want to know the healthiest way to lose weight.

[@sobova1703]

Thanks a lot for your detailled explainations :-)

[@dankybong7743]

You're clearly passionate about it. Good for you my friend, keep it up

[@seriouscoffeecup5516]

Loved the detailed explanation

[@lohengramm7798]

Myth 9 is just lack of knowledge in calisthenics, there are always advanced bodyweight exercises one can do to gain more muscle. If squats are too easy to you, try pistol squats, if they're easy too then try explosive pistol squats. Push-ups are too easy? try planche push-ups or handstand push-ups if you want to focus on shoulders.

[@Anerx]

Crunches WILL give you a six-pack, but it does not mean it will necessarily give you a visible six-pack. It does not matter how lean you are, you still need to train core muscles and all muscles to make them visible and good-looking.

[@Bumiround]

What you need for six pack : 1. Abs exercise 2. Calories deficit 3. Good lighting - update - Wow, i didn't expect so much likes. Serious tips : For overall core strength and definition, forget situp and crunches. Do plank, you'll notice big difference in first week. Do harder variation when normal plank becomes too easy. A variation you can do no more than 1 minute But make sure you do it correctly to reap the benefits. Here is how it looks like : kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3Cf313oKiEeMk

[@johnbriny1126]

What if your skinny dumbass

[@alexnash8873]

@@johnbriny1126 Eat alot of McDonald's.

[@Handeee805]

@@johnbriny1126 if you're a skinny dumbass, go into a caloric surplus

[@S2Xbit]

@@johnbriny1126 just eat healthy and keep going i never thought i will have have 6 packs i was 62kg now im 68kg and i dont have that much fat

[@mrexcelsior1414]

Love it! 😂

[@martinherrera4617]

“It’s not like a cheeseburger is going into my right thigh” Squidward would like to disagree with that

[@leechaenmi5323]

And then he blew up

[@holywater8132]

Oh no 😂

[@mysticcow9621]

lmao

[@blakedavis2447]

*krabby patty

[@zachvela4837]

ITLL GO RIGHT TO YOUR THIGHS!

[@theitalianstallion973]

“Hydration isn’t just water” Look at this guy

[@cal7103]

The electrolytes in the water is a huge part of hydration is what they meant

[@thherese]

r/hydrohomies are coming for this guy

[@testedalexthegreat1759]

Looking like a dried turkey wing.

[@zee2826]

@@thherese hail the hydrohomies

[@nicolacornolti7796]

@@cal7103 and he suggested adding salt to water. the "60 minerals" he's referring to are a really small percentage of the salt and some of them are also dangerous to human health. do not add salt to your drink, it's plain stupid

[@july3817]

I did too much cardio for about a year which resulted in me being super weak. I didn't notice it at that time, but I wondered why I wouldn't lose any more weight even though I was in a huge caloric deficit. I didn't count wrong because I measured everything and tracked the exact brands I was eating. What I think happened is that I basically starved myself that much that my body tried to consume my muscles. Thus my body burned even less calories than before. I basically gained weight when I ate around 1600 calories even though I worked out. I was also weak during my workouts so I probably didn't burn nearly as much as my tracker said. What ended up happening is that I gained all the weight back, but am left with almost no strength. My TDEE is probably still quite low due to having low muscle mass.

[@chrisrohe6459]

Sounds like you put your self in to a diabetic state you didn't do to much cardio you didn't eat right. You want to stay strong and loose fat you have to consume the necessary calories to sustain your energy and the correct amount of protine to sustain your muscle. You should never do a deficit of calories when you are on a heavy training program. You need to work the body through its zones of energy burning the correct way ad well never exceeding the fat burning zone during cadio and getting in to the protine burning zone. You're also better off doing cardio 2 times a day for 30 to 45 min than one time for 60 to 90 min. Go luck in the future.

[@Osama_Rashid]

I'm sorry that you had to go through that. Maybe I'm also walking in your footsteps, I better start checking that I don't overdo it.

[@TCt83067695]

Please continue your new workout routine. You'll see results 💪🏾

[@kcx47]

I'll tell you why you didn't lose weight and was weaker. It was because you didn't eat enough thinking that cardio was actually going to make you lose weight. You didn't eat enough just like you said and kept doing cardio thinking that's how it worked. Did you know that you have to run 2 football fields to burn one M&M, so no that's not how you lose weight, but if you don't eat enough you're body has to rely on breaking down muscle, which slows down the amount of calories you keep having to burn on a consistent bases. It doesn't make any sense that you could say you gained the weight back, yeah, maybe in fat, because if you were somehow just kind of magical muscle God that could just lose all of his muscle by running and then just by stopping it simply grows right back again, wtf do you need cardio for then man, if that's true, you should be hovered off to the misunion museum right now because then people could study you. All of that, what means by what you said, means that you've never actually been huge into working out before, like I can say that about people twice my size that keep saying all you need to gain 30lbs is just 3x 1 hour times a week at the gym, bullshit, and saying that you lost strength, I wouldn't say that I think you're wrong, I just don't believe you, let me tell you a little about myself, I weigh 115lbs right now, I have since high school when I stopped working out, but I worked out all my live, even at 7 I had my grandma count how many pull ups I could do at 7pm every night, I worked out with weightsat a weightroom for 5 years, however I never stopped working out I spent the rest of day swinging a 10lb pole outside or working out for 8 hours straight, I wasn't even in athletics like my classmates anymore and I still had more exercise than any of them, at 115lbs I could curl 75lbs in one hand, I could squeeze my pecks together with a force greater than 285lbs, and I could deadlift 265lbs at 18 years old, everyone looked at me like I was skinny as a twig but I had more muscle and strength than all of them. How muscle is going to grow depends on how weak you are, like you're not strong because you have big muscles and you're not muscular because you're strong, how muscle grows is how your body adapts to the breakdown of muscle, if you a super weak, you grow bigger muscles, other people can grow bigger muscles than me, but that didn't make them stronger than me, that's why I was so strong with smaller muscles, I had a lot of muscle not just big muscles, if someone like me could handle all that, you should have been able to handle either at least growing more muscle or gaining strength with what you had doing what you did, unless what you're telling me is that you must have really done that to yourself, which isn't the worst thing to happen, cardio packs numerous mitochondria into muscle, but weight lifting makes them bigger, but what you also need beside them being bigger is more of them so they can supply the energy to grow even more muscle and to make sure what you're talking about doesn't really happen to you.

[@lacrosseman02]

Muscle does weigh more than fat if you're weighing identical volumes.

[@sigaamanisuthakhar1914]

which means muscle is denser

[@narayananer2396]

Sigaamani - which means it weighs more. If a body is full muscle, it’ll weight more than a body full of fat, which is what the question means.

[@prometheus9096]

​@@narayananer2396 you can be fat AND have lots of muscle too. It'll weigth more tha a body full of fat and a body full of muscle :D

[@narayananer2396]

Prometheus not if the bodies are the same size.

[@prometheus9096]

​@@narayananer2396 oh boy...

[@hindsightpov4218]

I’m glad they addressed rest is vital to good physical health. It’s something that’s not mentioned often. Regular sleep is so important for physical, mental, and emotional health.

[@LordLazo]

HindsightPOV Really I hear that all the time

[@hindsightpov4218]

King Lazo Rest being mentioned pales in comparison to how often diet and exercise are mentioned. A lot of people I know who work out are oblivious to the importance of sleep and have very irregular sleeping cycles.

[@D4ng404]

A lot of high-functioning athletes sleep 12 hours a day, such as Roger Federer

[@simranjeetsinghmatharoo3877]

Resting like 24hr. A day is very essential.

[@katelyns8144]

They meant like take rest days. As in don't work out a specific part for some period of time to allow muscle to repair. But yeah sleep is important too

[@angelvalencia6782]

Women will not get ripped from lifting a 10 lb dumbbell. If that was the case then I would only be working out 5 minutes a day

[@mlg445]

Lol I lift 15 to 20 so I might get ripped

[@jlammetje]

I can confirm, since I’m a woman, I lift 14kg dumbbells (like 30 pounds?), and I’m not “ripped”.

[@angelvalencia6782]

@@jlammetje JESUS CHRIST I'm barely on 25!

[@rl-fc1ry]

@@mlg445 u dont have nearly enough testosterone so its impossible for u to get gains

[@jjbutterbeans1515]

@@rl-fc1ry women can put on muscle just like men.

[@TheVeryEnd87]

To actually give some insights on morning versus evening exercise (new research emerged these past years on the subject): Training on the morning or evening yileds not much of a difference, but what greatly differs are how or body responds to it. As we wake up we have a lot of stress (some you feel, some you don't) in our bodies, which also sends the body in high alert state. This means that even if body is waking up, it has a rather high metabolism. On the evening however, this has slowed down drastically. Exercising on the evening helps the body regulate the blood pressure a lot better, which has obvious health benefit (both mentally and physically). The research suggests that in terms of fat burning you won't see much of a difference by the training itself, but over time those that exercise on the evening lose more weight. While not everything is clear yet, it is to believe that the better managed blood pressure (and its side effects) has a key part.

[@aparichit9090]

Someone said keep editing.. it's makes me original.

[@ChrisZ.07]

that's how i felt, then i realized I'm actually not, you're supposed to breathe a certain way while running. I guess we were just born doing everything wrong

[@csguak]

Are you sure you are blinking correctly? Swallowing correctly? Pooping correctly? Ejec

[@ChrisZ.07]

@@csguak no you're supposed to poop in a more squatted position we all do that wrong too...

[@kostissrtipkun4520]

@@ChrisZ.07 you are also supposed to breathe with your tongue at the roof of your mouth

[@blackbirdnoodle9546]

Close your mouth when you're breathing and proper tongue posture. You need to sweep the food with your tongue then swallow. When pooping you should squat so your poop will properly come out, and because that's how humans were suppose to do. You should blink 15-20 times per minute.

[@DarkShadow-tm2dk]

ABS ARE MADE IN THE GYM AND REVEALED IN THE KITCHEN

[@PimpMatt0]

@@Marie-di5gl It's a strict diet to get abs. You could try swimming in the morning as you already have a calorie deficit and burn fat that way. A lot of swimmers tend to be really lean if their diet is good too.

[@T33K3SS3LCH3N]

Abs are not a sign of power, they're a sign you don't eat enough - JF Caron.

[@dragonvarine7553]

@@T33K3SS3LCH3N Literally use that quote myself after seeing that video. I agree

[@KF22TV]

@@T33K3SS3LCH3N anyways

[@gab8169]

@@T33K3SS3LCH3N abs are a sign of a person who takes care of themselves.

[@jeetshah256]

All of them were good... But when he said that people say 'muscle weigh more than fat' and he explained... I just wanna yell WE ARE NOT THAT DUMB BROTHER...we know 1 pound of meat is equal to 1 pound of feathers but when we say muscle weigh more than fat, its with the silent assumption of same volume...so basically we are saying mucle is denser than fat.

[@aimeecortez5899]

jeet shah exactly! this bothers me so much jesus christ

[@Masonsayshello]

He’s just saying the statement “muscle weighs more than fat” is a myth but he would agree that if you had a sample of fat and muscle that were the same volume, the muscle would weigh more.

[@6030jdr]

After saying it, he went into explaining that muscle is more dense than fat, and that if you put on muscle then you will weigh more.

[@Cudgeon]

Yeah, I doubt anyone was that dumb. The myth is just not scientifically worded, but people mean the same.

[@ceustis2004]

@@Cudgeon My coworker could be. He still insists a ton of feathers weighs less than a ton of bricks.

[@markkelderman2439]

I was struggling to lose weight for a very long time. I was working out but I also love to eat. At one point I was thinking that I was going to be fat for the rest of my life until I started eating properly. Good diet is a key. Obviously I had no clue what to eat and how much. I had to invest in meal plan from Next Level Diet. It wasn't so expensive and it helped me start losing some fat and guided me to eat properly. Now I am thinking about getting personal fitness coach to help me learn how to plan and do exercises properly.

[@jameereugene9035]

Can you share it, I am poor

[@louiebili17yearsagoedited85]

3:12 They don't debunk anything, they just correct the phrasing. Everytime someone says muscle weighs more than fat, you know they mean it's denser

[@alextogo8367]

Yeah what a bogus video

[@danicatempleton6745]

I'd even go so far as to say that they do mean weight, and they just assumed equal volume was implied

[@marcchauharjasingh6944]

not everyone knows that.... that's why the correct terminology is important

[@eduardochavacano]

Its just pure BS and so many people can’t tell.

[@Zachorazor1]

Every person that 'debunks' this by saying, essentially, that a pound equals a pound, are demonstrating abject stupidity, while implying the questioners are far more stupid than they. In truth, they lack inferential thinking skills, to not be capable of comprehending that, yes, this question is about volume, not weight.

[@veronicac3532]

That’s why I go to the Gym almost everyday.. almost on Monday.. almost on Tuesday..almost on Wednesday 🤣

[@Nocturnal808]

Roni Vv Hahahha

[@debracooper6044]

Roni Vv the truth hurts sometimes 🤣🤣

[@334miked]

🤣 you win the comments sir 🏆

[@veronicac3532]

334miked I’m a girl 😏 but thank you 😆

[@cuauhtemocmorisco3493]

Almost😂😂😂😂😂

[@Elc0chin0]

After almost one year (June 2019) I've lost about 70 pounds after years of eating bad things. I changed what I was doing and have mainly just walked. Now don't get me wrong, I also do other things like lift weights, cardio (while I walk/jog), push ups, sit ups, etal but all in all it was the changes I made. I like what was said close to the end of this. Start slow, don't expect change in a month, find what you like and just keep doing it and take time to rest. What I did was find something that was a bad habit and change that with doing something that was instead a good thing for myself, I lost the bad habit and now look forward to my early morning 5 mile walks. I do rest once a week but I think that is going to change after June. I think I may change it up every other day. One day, exercise the next day my cardio walk/jog. I started at 252 and am now down to 184 as of this morning. Yes I'm amazed at what I've done because, honestly I didn't think I could. I'll be turning 65 in July. I also went from a 42 inch waist to now a 34. I feel GREAT!

[@nino_fruitlillauy7298]

WoW great job!🥳🥳

[@isaiares]

Let’s gooo keep up the good work

[@ragnar999tobi]

wow you can really be proud about yourself, as you fought your inner enemy, the bad habits and the lazzy little kid, we all have inside us, but as you said change doesn't come over night, it takes a daily effort!

[@JV-ut4fi]

this should be the most liked comment for this video!

[@choosyduchess25]

Congratulations! You did it. Keep it up. 👍

[@adityachug9178]

Damn after watching this I felt more confused about my workout

[@deebee4575]

How so?

[@glorifyenjoy]

Same. All I know is, I feel better after a workout and it helps control my appetite. I'm going to keep going with what works, no matter what the "experts" say!

[@μαριοςΚαπετανοπουλος]

How was that confusing? The myth selection was ridiculous in the first place. It's basic knowledge at this point.

[@Oderoderuchte]

@@glorifyenjoywhat kinda workout? After all endurance activities I have no bigger appetite like normal(not a big appetite) but something more strength I am incredibly hungry like never

[@PkKingSlaya]

Hydrate by drinking your own sweat

[@ARosethatBloomsinEarlyMay]

Saves the environment at the same time! 😄

[@jackreaher36]

@@ARosethatBloomsinEarlyMay 😂😂

[@DuckyVille]

truly the most alpha move you can do

[@larrythelocsta]

@PkKingSlaya 😂😂

[@virtualatall]

There's a real Japneese drink called Pokari Sweat... Its salty sports drink

[@ashb712]

God, that's the problem with a lot of videos like these. You'll find so many telling you you're doing different things wrong and contradicting each other. Kinda just makes trying to get in shape worlds more confusing, ngl.

[@VicMeep]

@@ShyBoy6ty9 thank you so much for the comment, im gonna go check him out

[@ShyBoy6ty9]

@@VicMeep Np. Going in, he does give bodybuilding advice, but even if you're not looking to get big, his emphasis on cardio, and nutritional advice are still sound.

[@DKBiscuits]

@@ShyBoy6ty9 I like Greg Doucette for his no bullshit attitude and his emphasis on volume eaters. He might be too extreme for some people but hey to each their own.

[@yungjittletang9741]

dont say GODS name in vein

[@chrishemsworthy8867]

Exaclty...this is the issue.

[@syky145]

But c'mon, everybody knows that Krabby patties go right to your thighs.

[@megaparsec7910]

Sy Ky underrated comment 🤣

[@yungtux8770]

More 👏 Likes 👏

[@mariafe7050]

this isn't a cartoon stupid

[@juliannam8323]

@@mariafe7050 Says you.

[@mariafe7050]

Julianna Martin Says you.

[@HikariTheGardevoir]

"a pound of bricks weighs the same as a pound of feathers" *Me with a Scottish accent*: but bricks are heavier than feathers...

[@ImaNerdANDaGeek]

a square foot of bricks weighs more than a square foot of feathers. edited for spelling.

[@jmod1]

ImaNerdANDaGeek incorrect

[@Iggybart05]

@@jmod1 i'd kind of like to see the bricks and feathers you're using if he's incorrect. weight is density x volume and i'm at least 3% sure bricks are more dense than feathers.

[@bigsmoke7363]

But 1 kg of bricks is heavier than feathers, look at the size of feathers, that's cheating.

[@mastershifu2065]

@@bigsmoke7363 budlook, dey arda saem weite

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Sportacus is the exercise master. If he can teach Lazy Town, he can teach the world

[@TobbyDogg]

I need his leg workout. Those jumps and those legs are godly.

[@britishentertainment7610]

Sportacus fucked the girl in Lazytown

[@annymus4502]

British Entertainment Who told you that?

[@britishentertainment7610]

@@annymus4502 i was joking

[@annymus4502]

British Entertainment Sorry 😐

[@atleelang4050]

"Cardio doesn't burn fat" Explains how cardio creates a caloric deficit, which burns fat. "Crunches don't give you abs" Explains that crunches make your abs bigger.

[@user-fc4eq9vx9p]

Omg I felt the same.

[@carlosvasquez6054]

Atlee Lang Problem is most people over estimate the amount of calories burned while doing cardio and eat too much as a result. Also crutches won’t make your abs visible if their covered by a layer of fat they will get stronger though.

[@jolbarjl]

@@carlosvasquez6054 YES but i know a lot of really skinny guys who have no abs. So yes. you need to do abs to get abs

[@Limboinpinbo]

@@jolbarjl you can be skinny-fat. Where your body fat % is around 20%, but you appear thin. You start seeing abs at ~15% body fat and lower, which more or less require a person to care and commit to a healthy lifestyle. If a person wouldn't build muscle mass and still go down to 15% body fat or lower through starvation they'd enter the realm of anorexic. These people are so incredibly malnourished that their bodies have an absolute minimal amount of muscle, and can end up not really showing abs either. Luckily that's not that common, though.

[@jolbarjl]

@@Limboinpinbo wtf are you talking about

[@Mrzoux1]

8:52 I think this might be the wisest thing I've ever heard a trainer say. So true, thanks for that

[@ddeine_]

Kuechenmeister is the most german last name ive ever heard lol

[@PHlophe]

Its very PFANKUCHEN sounding.speaking as a half german raised there

[@gregorneumann5391]

It literally translates into Kitchenchief/Master of the Kitchen

[@slackbladder3308]

And I really doubt if he can pronounce his own name correctly

[@Tk5869]

@@PHlophe Pfannkuchen ;-)

[@dan3rufig862]

looks more dutch to me.

[@THUNDER3R]

Kids: Six pack Men: Eight pack Legends: Twelve pack Ultraa Legends: Family pack

[@robert3466]

Supeeeer legends: Six packs ....... of beer

[@THUNDER3R]

@@robert3466 packs of cocaine woud be more preferable tho

[@samiulhasanqwerty]

one pack

[@samiulhasanqwerty]

tupac

[@THUNDER3R]

@@samiulhasanqwerty lol

[@nicholasbasson8530]

These myths are basically a "yes, but you have to do something else to make it true."

[@THE-NC2]

Yes those myths are a 2 step program

[@rohanchaudhary6191]

underrated comment

[@Zyleace]

Basically these aren't myths. They are more like misconceptions.

[@LagMasterSam]

Yeah. A lot of these videos are not actually debunking myths, they're adding clarifications to statements and that's something entirely different.

[@nintendude7cubed]

Right. You can get a six pack doing crunches. They just won't show unless you diet. muscles technically are heavier than fat when the two are equal volumes. Not everyone drinks Gatorade, and some sports drinks have more electrolytes than others. They're forcing the myths to sound as simple as possible so they can look like they're debunking them.

[@dannielrahimin9487]

Fitness Experts Debunk 17 Exercise Myths 1) 0:17 Unused muscle turns to fat 2) 0:49 Morning workout are better 3) 1:20 Stretching before a workout prevent injury 4) 1:50 You can target specific body part 5) 2:14 Cardio burns fat (most DANGEROUS myth) 6) 3:12 Muscle weights more than fat 7) 3:33 The scale measure progress 8) 3:58 Women get bulky when they lift 9) 4:40 Strength training require a Gym 10) 5:01 Crunches will give you a six pack 11) 5:30 The more the sweat, the better the workout 12) 5:56 Sports drink are the best way to rehydrate 13) 6:49 -power down protein post workout 14) 7:18 Just keep going, no breaks 15) 7:58 No pain no gain 16) 8:17 You will see huge result in 1 month 17) 8:32 There are ggod and bad workout hopefully can help you get the points...

[@mridhulml9238]

Yes! And thanks for the heading too! The heading helps when u wanna take a screenshot for futufe reference.. Usually there's no heading and I always forget what the video is about lol

[@ciiss5285]

“If you’re just consuming water that’s also not the most effective way” COME ON BRUH

[@AlphaCentauriB]

And then talking about pink Himalayan salt ...

[@atomicmeatball7264]

@@AlphaCentauriB yes. The most way to hydrate is to consume salt. This guy...

[@professionalfangster1510]

I don't think there are enough minerals in water. That's why mineral water exists. Salt is a rock so obviously it's going to have minerals.

[@trollinape2697]

@@professionalfangster1510 water makes transportation of nutrients easier and it replaces calorie dense. It also boost your metabolism and aswell as hydrates while youe excersise. Salt isnt just a rock and although it is necessary for your diet these days people consume it too much. Also salt draws out moisture so wtf

[@japeneseman1]

He's not saying gatorade and water not effective, he's saying there are way better alternatives , just like pink himalayan salt. Ideally you want sodium and and a hypotonic solution

[@taimursalman7769]

Thumbnail: crunches dont give abs Me: **doing crunches past for the 7 yrs** SAY SIKE RIGHT NOw

[@NightwingGFX]

bro if you've been it doing for 7 years and have not realised that till now thats pretty stupid

[@taimursalman7769]

@@NightwingGFX bro it was a joke plus i kinda have like the general ab shape

[@NightwingGFX]

@@taimursalman7769 nice

[@fan-kl5pm]

guys he said it's a joke

[@ciza.m]

@@taimursalman7769 same

[@IceNKaffe]

"...do something you like" got it *munching noise*

[@barknktc]

“muscle dont weigh more than fat it is just denser” Yeah, thats how weighing more works.

[@alicia.m5]

My point lol

[@User-je7gf]

lol yeah

[@92Pyromaniac]

It's so pedantic, like the sort of annoying shit we used to say as little kids. Weight isn't really a scientific term, it refers to mass or density depending on context. That's not a myth.

[@rik7645]

@@92Pyromaniac yeah, they were really petty with this one, BUT weigh is different of mass. Mass remains the same in any atmosphere, like for example in the moon, you have the same mass, but your weigh there is minor because of the gravity there.

[@adamlea6339]

No, that's how weighing more per unit volume works which is the definition of density i.e. muscle is more dense than fat.

[@enoshsubba5875]

Naaaaaaaaa thats not going to make you strong. 100 pushpups 100 situps 100 squats 10 km run everyday Till you go bald. And oh yeah dont use AC during summer.

[@tristanlopez1777]

Hmmm one punch man

[@zizobriencavanough721]

@@tristanlopez1777 nah, just common knowledge.

[@Cerberus03]

I’m gonna go hardcore this summer. No air con. Gonna burn alive in 40 degree heat.

[@williamsalazar244]

Dude 30 days you will see results just take 2 days off for rest.

[@xianchen1935]

A dude actually did that and he got dashing results xD

[@VaughanHandyman]

Best line - "Cardio doesn't burn fat, it burns calories."

[@SaiyanLegacy]

He wants to say it burns energy

[@VaughanHandyman]

@@SaiyanLegacy calories are a measure of energy so it doesn't matter.

[@sweetmeat7301]

@@VaughanHandyman Also "Muscle doesn't weigh more than fat..." which is categorically incorrect. Proteins contain 4 calories per gram, fat contains 9 calories per gram, so energy-wise, muscles end up weighing more than twice as much as fat. Also, as said in the video, muscle cells are more dense than fat, which is what a lot of people mean when they say muscles weigh more than fat (as in 'you have a leaner frame at the same weight if your body fat is low').

[@VaughanHandyman]

@@sweetmeat7301 yes, I know.. why are you telling me this??

[@dennisleon2368]

Sweet Meat pretty sure energy doesnt have weight. thats like saying a pound of feathers weighs less than a pound of gold just because gold is more dense

[@Guestario5]

im just here for the comment section health experts *grabs popcorn*

[@MaulScarreign]

Surprisingly, most are agreeing with the experts and just making jokes.

[@mariafe7050]

Actually, plain air popped popcorn is good for you because it is whole grain. Whole grain food benefits include reduced inflammation and decreased risk of heart disease. But movie theater popcorn is not good for you because it is popped in oil. This can lead to cancer and dangerous lung conditions.

[@TheBigCheez365]

I've been seeing a lot of amazingly stupid comments here. Wish I had brought popcorn too!

[@Elc0chin0]

Well it's 18 months later and I am still on this. One thing I forgot to mention was that I started a month before my 65th birthday. I have the early onset of arthritis in my right knee (according to the xrays my doctor read) and a stabbing pain (just started about 8 months ago) in my left knee. I'm down to about 180ish (I'm not weighing myself 3 times a day any more)and am building muscle, yes I can go to the pool without my XXL t-shirt trying to conceal the huge belly that used to proceed me in the past. It's more defined and a lot of the love handles are gone. But please to everyone getting started here for the young and the old. The first myth is that you can go from a size 42inch waist to a 34 inch waist and have huge bulging muscles in 30 days. If you believe this and try it you will be disappointed and quit. The process is long and arduous and each day seems like the hill will never have a top and that's because you set goals. Not crazy ones but attainable ones. The thing that kills me is when I go on a cruise, the first thing I do is go to the gym and try to figure out what my new regiment is going to be. I see guys in there who have the physic I used to have when I first got started. What are they doing? Trying to lift huge weights and I can see from their struggles and the fact that they can only do 3 reps of one set using 45lb weights that they are going to rip their muscles to shreds. Always work up, your body has muscle memory so get used to a weight you can manage, do 3 sets of 10 for a while then increase that to 15. Once you get used to that weight increase the weight. But don't pretend that you can walk into a gym and lift more than you should. It is not going to end up good for you. The point is take things in moderation so that you don't quit. That helps being consistent. And consistency is key. And always remember 80% is diet and 20% is exercise. And thanks for all the encouragement. But there is nothing more encouraging than to hear it from someone else. When an old friend sees me and notices the difference it's awesome. The last cruise I finished my workout and started to leave the gym. I guess this older man was watching me and commented that I looked like an 18 year old doing the workout. Yes that make me want to get up the next morning and do even more.

[@sonoftheway3528]

3:23 oh come on, everyone knows that two things that weigh the same, weigh the same. the saying CLEARLY means that the same volume of muscle ways more. which means its more dense

[@claudiovaldivia583]

SonoftheWay35 ye but some people dont interpret it that way

[@claudiovaldivia583]

Lauren Nolastname still though, mass is different than weight

[@Hirnlego999]

Muscles also consume more oxygen, so having too much can be a strain for the heart

[@3dwiz3d18]

But, steel is hevia than fethas

[@sonoftheway3528]

@Lauren Nolastname you may be right. I might be overestimating a lot of people's intelligence

[@pieterbrakenhoff363]

A lot of people have six-packs, it's just very well hidden.

[@ajjdnedhsknwsksnn2973]

Yeah everyone has abs, it's just covered in fat :/

[@Cybeldar]

Who needs a six pack, when you can tap the whole keg?

[@chbend]

It's a military six pack. It in camouflage.

[@angelgjr1999]

Most have 4 or two abs. It’s genetics.

[@joaopereira-rd5wg]

I have 5 😂😂 idk why

[@beesknees8296]

Having abs from being skinny is different than having abs because you train them.

[@joseaguirre744]

BeesKnees A wise man once said that it’s like a fat girl having boobs

[@georgiamorse6233]

Jose, that’s a myth too. Some women get upset because they got skinny and didn’t lose anything in their chest.

[@faktorf8978]

Jose Aguirre bro who said that I forgot I’m crunching my brain but I can’t remember

[@ryanmiller5113]

@@joseaguirre744 breasts are breast tissue but some people store fat in their breasts others dont. Some men who are fat arent wide because they just dont store much fat in their lats if at all, other fat men can look like a refrigerator because of the fat stored in their lats. It differs from person to person, but for most people breasts are breast tissue and whether or not they are big depends on how much breast tissue they have.

[@gajapekosak2874]

@@ryanmiller5113 Thank you! It's true, breasts are breast tissue, but it depends from one to another how much fat is stored in them. You can see it in the variety; those who are prone to store more fat in their breast, will usually have smaller ones if they lose weight. And those who lose weight around their body, but not in their breast, usually have more breast tissue and less fat.

[@Kaice88]

Love everything about what they all said. I lost the most weight by eating healthier and finding cardio that I loved like taking a theatre class where we did yoga and other movement classes and I started using public transportation more which helped me walk more and stay active. I didn’t hit the gym once and went from 215 to 165 in less than a year.

[@BrianHG.Ocean.Fitness]

Myth #12 has a mistake. Plain water is fine. Unless you have a horrible junk food diet, such 'trace' minerals will always be plentiful in your body.

[@skrittle555]

still can't get over how "LA" that sounded haha. like nah if you're worried about getting your minerals, you have bigger issues than working out bruh

[@NelsonBlakeII]

This isn't true. Depending on how much water people are getting rid of, a dash of sea salt in your water is much better hydration, and allows you to prevent big energy dips.

[@skrittle555]

@@NelsonBlakeII or, ya know, eat a balanced diet that has iodized salt in it haha

[@mercurius_5962]

Seriously, what kind of broscience are they trying to push with this sea salt in the water nonsense

[@nimahanna1709]

Harrison Goforth bro I keep that pink Himalayan sea salt on me at all times bro, need my 60 minerals found naturally in my body bro

[@sajejekyllhyde4647]

“It’s not like if I eat a cheeseburger it’s going to go right to my right hip” - holds thigh.

[@evilweasel7900]

a krabby patty will go straight to the legs though. everyone knows that.

[@thunderfire741]

Well can’t argue with a professional...

[@RenSayLess]

m I’m only seeing facts here 😂

[@shivamgupta-qp6jv]

Buisness insider : use pink Himalayan sea salt Also buisness insider : how pink Himalayan sea salt is a scam

[@rodames1089]

I was like WTF!!!!! come on, how you gonna say that the best way to hydrate is using Himalayan salt... that guy ruinend the whole video This is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j57XeqWPjdF6iK8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j57XeqWPjdF6iK8

[@gordogordito87]

I was thinking the same damn thing!

[@szymonpszczoka2678]

How the heck Himalayan salt could be from sea.

[@shivamgupta-qp6jv]

Indian techtonic plate crashed with eurasian(chinese) techtonic plate ...they were separate land mass before ....so they must have water body between them ....water dried up ..leaving salt

[@shivamgupta-qp6jv]

That's how himalyan range was made ...collision of tectonic plates

[@Shademastermcc]

Just wanna step in and add: Himalayan sea salt does not contain any nutrients in high enough quantity to make any difference. To get anything close to the recommended daily dose of anything in Himalayan sea salt, you would need to eat a proverbial truckload. You get your nutrients from food, not alkaline water or electrolyte rich water. But yes take in salt, it just doesn't need to be pink Himalayan sea salt nor would that make any difference versus normal sea salt.

[@sparrow_solas]

So, are you a professional trainer or something? Otherwise, why else should we take your word over the professionals in this video?

[@Shademastermcc]

@@sparrow_solas Don't take my word, just take the time to research Himalayan sea salt. You don't have to be a professional to understand experiments and percent composition analysis. Also, that's a logical fallacy-assuming that someone who is an expert is more correct about anything. ALSO, they are not experts, just professional trainers, this title ONLY means they are paid to train people. You shouldn't attach any other values to that title.

[@sparrow_solas]

@@Shademastermcc "Also, that's a logical fallacy-assuming that someone who is an expert is more correct about anything." Michael, buddy. I'm gonna give you a couple hours to think over how dumb that statement is, and I want you to come back to me when it dawns on you, okay?

[@hata1499]

@@sparrow_solas Not a dumb statement. Just look up Authority bias.

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

@@sparrow_solas Dr. Oz is a doctor... BUT for "good TV" he says some things that I find extremely dubious at best... outright disingenuous or even dangerous at worst... SO you'd just blindly follow whatever he says because it's "from an expert" in your opinion??? OR would you maybe try READING FOR YOURSELF... You know... that skill they teach throughout grade school but almost nobody bothers engaging after high school anymore??? Why not look up the actual quantitative chemical analysis of Himalayan Salt and see for yourself??? Daily required values for adults are publicly available for comparison... Why do you wait for any "expert" to tell you??? And why not take this O.P. as seriously and just research a bit on your own??? Is it somehow an obligation you take the vid' as absolute truth just for proclaiming a handful of professional coaches "experts" in regards to myths they didn't even bust??? That's text book logical fallacy, buddy... You've had a month to consider even after posting your nasty little retort... patronizing and all... "Authority Bias" plain and simple. AND it's no way to carry an argument.. This pack never cited a single study, not one peer reviewed journal to back up where they got their information... They're no more or less valid than O.P. on this (or any other thread)... You got to have better than that. ;o)

[@alexismisselyn3916]

>85% men want more muscle, and they struggle achieving that a woman saying she'll get too much muscle from resistance training is irrational

[@Ashley-rp5gt]

the amount of muscles men and women want differ though. Maybe the “muscle” that most men have a hard time achieving is already perceived as too “bulky”for women.

[@alexismisselyn3916]

@Lady Well not for >99.5% of people. Men have testosterone, which builds muscle without the person working out or doing cardio. Women are far more efficient at storing fat, an evolutionary trait for pregnancies, and they don’t have testosterone. I’m not saying women can’t look bulky, or that my standards for bulkiness are universal. My main point is just that resistance training is beneficial for >99.5% of people. This includes men and women, and that averse effects are unlikely, especially if you do so with proper and reasonable advice.

[@Repsforjesus67]

yeah i love it when they say that, as if building muscle happens accidently. You never see people get big accidently, stop worrying lol

[@basedboi3956]

Many people don’t realize just how much work and time it takes build muscle- you don’t just accidentally get too muscular

[@97I30T]

Alexis Misselyn Women actually do have testosterone. They just have much lower levels of testosterone compared to men.

[@imturo5591]

It’s funny how Videos that say: “get abs in 2 days” or “ab workout to get fast results” get 5+ million views in a matter of days BUT Videos that debunk those types of things get around 500,000 views 😅 Btw can y’all check my most recent song... I’m tryna get myself out there... thanks to all. 🙌🏼 take care of yourselves.

[@Bittertokken]

Pure-Art - because people are suckers

[@imturo5591]

Bittertokken unfortunately you’re completely right...

[@hoangminhnguyen9858]

Reality is often disappointing

[@imturo5591]

Hoang Minh Nguyen hell yea it is. It’s depressing knowing that more and more generations are just turning out the same way or even worse than now...

[@candletabletop154]

no i see it as being very encouraging tbh

[@LemonWalrus546]

"It's that it's more dense" Right so a more muscular person weighs more than more fatty person of the same size. Thank you for demonstrating how muscle weighs more than fat.

[@christophercarr7691]

LemonWalrus Exactly lmao. 10 square inches of muscle weighs more than 10 square inches of fat.

[@samuelrobertson2903]

Right? he basically just reinforced the idea.

[@krisjohnston5569]

@@dirtythirtyoutdoors You're right, we should take nutrition advice from people's whose average life expectancy was 30

[@kanariepiet55]

These videos seem to always have one bullshit "fact" in them and a whole bunch of actual facts that every normal thinking person already knows of.

[@chimz19]

Y’all didn’t get it? Lol

[@jimbob9086]

Women thinking lifting a few weights will make them bulky is like being afraid reading a book will accidentally give you a phd

[@bladbbbb927]

Nice analogy

[@staceytakenaka9279]

The voice in the background is like the unwanted younger sibling that won't leave you alone

[@ajsuhas4362]

It was all un-noticed untill you mentioned damn it xD

[@MeepMeep88]

A statement I always hear is that "You can't workout only one side of your body". As in "You can't workout one arm and expect it to get bigger than the other" I can't logically wrap my head around this. Logic dictates if you work out one arm, that arm will definitely get bigger/stronger than the other side.

[@shaquillehomemeal41]

I think that this myth specifically refers to "spot reducing" for body fat, where people do crunches and planks to remove body fat around the belly which is not how it works. You can't spot reduce fats by doing exercises that target specific body parts since body fats are reduced as a whole.

[@jackywang6208]

What JV said. You can increase muscle in specific areas, but you can’t reduce fat in any specific area.

[@RichHomieGon]

Candi Soda obviously one arm CAN get bigger than the other. Quagmire did it 😪

[@RichHomieGon]

Kisra David Fr 🤣🤣

[@tragiic4900]

Kisra David Why would you put a star in between the word like you were sensoring it

[@filipe_paixao]

-Morning training: burning fat -Static stretching: after non-intense training -dynamic stretching: before training -scale changes: means shit if you interpret it wrong -muscle definition: depends on what you eat, how much you eat, and how much you burn -sweat: depends on genetics, and your body current state, also the more you get used to exercise the faster you start to sweat -more train: need more rest, more food -good/bad workouts: they exist, it depends on what your objective is, if your training plan is contrary to that than it is a bad plan

[@Alassandros]

3:18 A pound of bricks and a pound of feather may weigh the same, but the bricks take up less space. If the have equal amounts, you'll find the bricks are heavier. The explanation given by the trainer really took me out of the video. Muscle is denser, therefore, you will weigh more at the same physical measurements while muscular than you would if you were fat.

[@thelahcen1]

6:28 Or just add some salt to your post workout meal and drink some normal water ???

[@BonnieAngel141]

thelahcen1 ok... same result I suppose.

[@DK-ul3lo]

Just add ors

[@nu.wa.n]

unless you are doing crazy shit like running ultramarathons, normal water is perfectly fine. the kidneys and other aspects of homeostasis are perfectly capable of managing electrolytes in a person with normal levels of nutrition.

[@SF-li9kh]

Normal salt does not contain all minerals. A good diet of fruits is more than enough to regain lost minerals

[@Emil-lf3no]

"abs are made in the kitchen" thats a amazing line I need that on an apron

[@erzan]

*Myth 18:* We're not laughing at your chicken legs.

[@leviticus6896]

Some people should REALLY CONSIDER leg day

[@meytah8382]

@@leviticus6896 depends what he does, big legs slow you down and tire you out when running, believe me.

[@justice7788]

I do legs on Sunday 👍 no one asked but there it is

[@roegue6572]

Ni9eFive a big upper body with no legs to support it would tire you out more I suppose?

[@meytah8382]

@@roegue6572 he has legs they're just built for stamina probably. High rep training and cardio. Building big legs takes a caloric surplus and heavy weights. I dont think smaller or toned legs would tire you out tbh if anything you can go for longer. Weird example but look at some of the fastest runners on the planet dogs and cats. Lean yet muscular legs. Nothing compared to our size though.

[@georgeanastasopoulos5865]

Great advice, glad to hear that Myth number 15 is not always applicable; consider a joint injury. Certainly it is best to rest that joint, and muscle-group; or at most go easy on that part of the body.🏋

[@FirdausIzam]

Some of this myths are confusing before but after I've actually done it, it makes sense. My fat is around 31% prior to the lockdown and after a few months it was down to 25%. It's not easy since I can't see any changes yet. But it was encouraging when people are saying 'hey, you looked like you lose some weight'. At first my aim is to lose weight but after months of caloric deficit and workout, I feel healthier and that's now my aim. To be healthier. The abs is a welcome bonus.

[@Cloudsgaming-x3n]

Woww amazing, excellent job 👍

[@idontknowwhattowritehere.8361]

Great going brother!

[@idontknowwhattowritehere.8361]

How are you going now?

[@randompesron8363]

I'm surprised I didn't see the myth "Weightlifting stunts your growth."

[@vivy-kun3510]

Probably because the video is directed towards adults.

[@randompesron8363]

@@vivy-kun3510 That's probably true.

[@murkywaters1931]

My folks used that excuse when I wanted to lift weights at age 12.

[@jordivanheijningen]

Exactly

[@damianpeters8944]

Qwerty Bastard It’s not true. Weightlifting cannot and does not stunt your growth at any stage of development.

[@Damin-Danger-Ledford]

Funny thing is, I just watched some material about Himalaya sea salt & how it's not different enough from regular salt to justify using it for health benefits.

[@JosephDeLosSantos-t3m]

regular salt has fillers

[@arthurdayne8029]

Damin Ledford yes but it’s pink

[@DamonDNash]

Sean really knows his stuff, not saying the others don’t but it seems like he’s a lot more familiar with the science behind it

[@stufaos]

Don't let his confident speech fool you. Not everything he is saying is correct. In fact some of it is just wrong

[@astraldugong_yt4064]

I love my muscles so much that I hide them under a layer of fat

[@macm1970]

AstralDugong _YT 🤣🤣🤣

[@hindsightpov4218]

Too much of anything is a bad thing, including cardio.

[@mynameiswoman]

I do cardio like once a week for 10 minutes walking on the treadmill or not at all. I usually warm up with planks.

[@jonmercado4174]

@@mynameiswoman by planks you mean like acting like a plank in a pushup position?

[@mynameiswoman]

@@jonmercado4174 lol push up position of course.

[@moonhacker5027]

I remember doing cardio everyday last month 😅 OMG

[@annymus4502]

Drew Johnson What do you think?

[@Matthiass721]

I love how they’re all mostly right, but wrong at the same time. This stuff isn’t that complicated and they seem to just be condescending af lol

[@ddelimar]

^THIS. Can't believe there aren't more comments on this. Everybody's hung up just on the Himalayan salt...

[@MangaGamified]

Gotta show em obese who's boss

[@demonschnauzer1555]

Commenting on Myth 12: It could be any number of things, I wasn’t doing a rigorous scientific study or anything, but I believe that putting an electrolyte tablet into my water has helped me during and after my workouts. When I was getting just water, I often left the gym with a sort of mild brain fog. If you’re having that problem and you’re drinking just water during your workouts, I definitely recommend giving the salt a try, like they said, or an electrolyte tablet, which will probably taste better.

[@pureone8350]

How much salt?

[@dekarriofficial]

Tell me what to do. Since everything I am doing is wrong. I'm gonna go kick a tree.

[@51dodoc]

Well Buakaw kicked trees regularly and he is in an insane shape so maybe you are on something here.

[@derek1t2]

51dodoc eat less that’s it’s

[@reflectlight1368]

FOOL. Kicking a tree will significantly prevent your body from building muscle! Cmon, those are basics to know!

[@guineabable08]

7:38 I had to look away because he looked directly at me

[@400cabal]

Bruh that stare was intense

[@michgoldenukeje8185]

😅

[@lollllllllll1000]

There is barely any difference between pink Himalayan salt and normal table salt. Both contains 98 percent of sodium chloride. The 2 percent of extra minerals , we barely get to consume. So , basically it's a myth that you get all these benefits from pink Himalayan salt. You don't.

[@nathantaggart9679]

That’s why they’re called TRACE minerals. You don’t need a lot to get the benefit.

[@lollllllllll1000]

It's been proven in research too that that's not doing anything . Those "Trace minerals" are not enough to do shit but if you "believe" it's working for you then go ahead no one's stopping you from fooling yourself.

[@mr.sandhu587]

@@lollllllllll1000 well can you provide any link proving it cannot do shit ??

[@Alianger]

Was wondering about that, it sounded like a product placement

[@ariadnegmusdaedaloximo708]

@@nathantaggart9679 Not when the trace minerals are untraceable. You're probably not going to eat a lot of salt in a day! So both the salts, table & pink, are not so different, except for the plain sea salt, which has still lesser benefits despite a greater taste. Better have controlled supplement pills or ORS drink instead.

[@eyuelzero]

The narrator is so distracting in a hilarious way and I completely lose track of the sentence when I hear a random "but?"

[@ZAR556]

But Saitama said, Doing that every single day

[@petruradu7242]

wanna get bald ??

[@hellfire66683]

@@petruradu7242 what's wrong with bald?

[@Skulltroxx]

@@hellfire66683 nothing wrong, life will just get boring when you start to KO people with just 1 punch

[@grandgamingexhilarating]

It's an anime. Its fuel is drama. 😆😆😆.

[@jaybenew]

spawn D baldy

[@joelphillips4468]

“Hydration is not just water”. Yes it is, that’s literally the definition of hydration.

[@anthonyfranco7275]

Water does not have potassium ions, sodium ions so you're wrong

[@joelphillips4468]

Anthony Franco What you just said didn’t prove anything

[@joelphillips4468]

Hydration is in terms of water, not anything else. Consuming electrolytes isn’t hydrating.

[@atrioxfulminare2945]

Water is literally in the word "Hydration" haha

[@Bristecom]

I think the point is that you need minerals to absorb/use that water otherwise you'll just piss most of it away.

[@23Khameo]

What’s Cardio??? Is that more than 3 reps in a set? Cardio: The ability to lose gains. - The Brofessor

[@adiladle]

also cardio for 4-5 times a week for 30 mins: have a healthy heart and improved brain function

[@raizo-ftw]

@@adiladle I don't think you get the drift, bud.

[@totallegend2480]

@@adiladle brosciencelife is our god, dont disrespect him like that

[@alexcr4345]

@@totallegend2480 The Swoly spirit is our supreme god. Dom is only a brofessor,here to teach us broteges the wisdom found in the swoly bible.

[@alexcr4345]

We can confirm anything above 3 reps is bad and if you have gone beyond 4 I would not suggest looking in the mirror for the unexpected loss of gainz is too much for most to bear.Many a bros have been found in a drunken sob next to gym mirrors completely missing several hundreds of pounds of muscle tissue after attempting such a extreme cardiovascular activity.

[@TheMaroth]

Remember people: Eating an extra Pizza late for a movienight will add you another 1000-1500 kcal, depending on the size and whats on it. Do undo 1000 kcal you need like 2+ houres of extrem hard weight training or some long term cardio. You ride a bike but more like chilling, not quick? Taks you 3-5 houres to lose 1000-1500 kcal. A Pizza you ate in 15 minutes will result into houres of work to do. Now add on EVERY "Pizza" or "Snack" you ate too much over the last few years. And people belive they will lose ALL THAT in just a couple weeks?

[@Abhishek.55]

Myth 18 : People get motivated when they see fitness videos!!

[@omnistellar5647]

I dunno. I do. Maybe that's because I'm training to be a hand balancer though, so exercise is actually a passion on my end lol.

[@Abhishek.55]

@@omnistellar5647 Good for you, brother!!

[@Smiley957]

I also do get motivated watching fitness videos! Edit: if you don’t you are probably just lazy af!

[@matheuscruz8574]

I actually do... for like an hour.

[@bagahbreadtm8857]

You’re probably really lazy if you don’t get motivated....

[@legionmaniac-9202]

"You can't outrun a bad diet" Matt stone: is this some peasant joke I'm too -rich- ______ (optional adjective) to understand

[@the___dude]

@@onismxii just check out Matt Stonie

[@lolme2646]

Underrated af

[@rowni]

Thank you, Sean Kitchenmaster

[@Redexx77]

I'm always fascinated by how many american names have german origins

[@bagelboy310]

These people should provide credible sources instead of saying something controversial and having nothing to back it up.

[@smunoz08]

About myth 6: Density is mass/volume. So for the same volume, if something is more dense it means that it has more mass. So muscles are heavier than fat. “Science” insider... smh

[@WaraiTube]

Yeah right! I was like "wait what the one is true!" Then he just said "its not true but its true" ..k then :D

[@paddyrick.]

Mass and weight are two different things Weight involves gravity Mass is always the same despite gravity

[@juansolo7485]

@@paddyrick. That was an irrelevant point. The point is that if you took a cubic meter of muscle cells vs a cubic meter of fat cells, the muscle cells (due to their density) would weigh more/have more mass. 1 lbs of steel and a lb of feathers are both 1 lb, but a cubic meter vs a cubic meter is a while nother thing.

[@TheForbidden_1ne]

I get what they were saying and I get what you're saying too... he just didn't really give a complete thought. He was speaking more in terms of weight than volume. He just didn't give an example of volume vs weight

[@smunoz08]

Patrick Hemenway Couldn't agree more mate. More mass means more weight; so anyhow, muscles are heavier than fat.

[@MagicalJohnny]

just drink water for the love of god leave that pink salt in the store

[@Saurus990]

It's true that a pinch of salt in your water will help with rehydration after workout, but I don't think it has to be any specific kind of salt.

[@galinageorgieva8554]

@@Saurus990 pink salt is better, because it does not contain the bad chemicals, that regular salt contains. Also regular salt is highly refined and that's why it contains way less good minerals than pink salt

[@galinageorgieva8554]

@@jackriley9874 Believe whatever you want, buddy, it is you body.

[@galinageorgieva8554]

@@jackriley9874 Hopefully your doctor is treating the real reason for your low blood pressure, not just the symptom

[@louisvalbo1884]

@@galinageorgieva8554 Regular salt doesn't contain any bad chemicals. Regular salt is just sodium and chloride.

[@MagnetoJones]

“Love Yourself. Move your body. Watch your portions.” -Richard Simmons

[@Isambardify]

I feel like this misses some important caveats. In particular while static stretching before excercise is probably not what you want it's at really important to do a thorough warm up or you risk injury and will have lower performance.

[@jongindonuts]

Video: Don’t drink sports drinks after workouts Me: okay so I drink water Video: Don’t drink water either Me: what am I supposed to drink then Video: AdD SuM pInk HiMaLeAN SeA SalT to the water OH SURE WTH IS PINK HIMALEAN SEA SALT

[@RealityMFiction]

Its salt thats pink and from the Himalayas

[@chloe-xp3gh]

@@RealityMFiction wouldn't have guessed 😂

[@jery3385]

Actually don't,just don't.

[@cSedx00022]

@@jery3385 Lmao yeahh regular water is still super beneficial 😂😂

[@jery3385]

@@cSedx00022 hmmm water

[@djsweaty2890]

"Your body is a weight" Damn I didn't even think about it like that!

[@johncajahuaringa2326]

You cant outrun a bad diet! (Scarfing down pizza)

[@georgianaf.4265]

Don't forget the dr pepper

[@Len1977gt]

Wow man, a Pizza? You are a total badass!!!

[@TheBrian900]

People that go to Planet Fitness lol

[@johncajahuaringa2326]

@@TheBrian900 actually that comment hurt. Lol. I go to LA Fitness. irregardless im fat. Lol

[@MOG0311]

My workout has stayed the same since my days in the Army as a Grunt ( almost 15 years ago) We started with about 10 minutes of warming up and stretching. We then followed that with a 3-5 mile run at a no slower than 7:30 per mile. Usually the bulk of us were hitting 7's. After we would walk off for about 3-5 minutes, catching our breath hands behind your head back straight chest out. After the 5 or 3 if you were being macho, we would hit the floor and crack out as many pushups as we could in 2 minutes. Most of us were hitting 60, some guys were hitting 70+. Then immediately sit-ups, 2 minutes, as much as you can perfect form and posture. 75+ was generally the minimum. After, breath for 45 seconds, then pullups, full dead hang. Most Grunts were hitting 15-20. After, end it with squats, 2 minutes, as much as you can, about 80 was the norm. If your ass weighed under 200lbs you got weighted (meaning we threw a ruck on you) That setup mixed with a balanced diet has kept my body rock hard, even now in my mid 40's. My times and numbers aren't as high as they use to be, but it's still my staple and one I recommend.

[@randomina465]

Just reading that i got tired

[@asiamies9153]

@@randomina465 wow

[@Cloudsgaming-x3n]

Excellent 👌

[@pioneerman9568]

So apart from warming up an running, your workout is about 10-15 min long

[@jazminyz]

I go to the gym 5 times a week...I just work there