I DID 100 PULL-UPS A DAY FOR 30 DAYS! (NUCLEI OVERLOAD EXPLAINED)

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Looks like the internet exploded with all kinds of misinformation surrounding Nuclei Overload Training. I mean, why wouldn't it? It's so much easier to bash a training technique with false claims based on surface level research when your only goal is drama and views. So if you would like a clear explanation on what Nuclei Overload Training actually is in the most basic breakdown possible where anyone can understand the concept and underlying principles of how to utilize it. Then just sit back, grab your pre-workout and by the time you're done drinking it the video will be over and you'll be ready for your FIRST SET OF 10 REPS! MY ORIGINAL VIDEO CONTAINING SCIENCEY STUFF: muscularstrength.com/article/Did-One-Hundred-Bicep-Curls-Every-Day-Thirty-Days TEAM 3D Alpha breaking down everything you need to know about all the misinformation being spread right now: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZWmaWN8jZxompo

[@ryannhuerte9906]

I Agree on that dude, actually I think research is the best thing to do first when you go training, growing muscle is the art of science. And honestly it have result so keep it dude, let's just train hard and look better, God speed and bless you dude.

[@christiansoenggoro]

So, when you train normally with at least 80% intensity, you won't acummulate nuclei?

[@loganseaburg8041]

Thanks for being a great educational and fun person that we can all depend on for the truth. It means a lot and keep up the amazing videos!

[@jasmine-9224]

Same thing happened to team 3d alpha. When he first talked about nuclei overload, everyone said he was wrong but the results show he's correct

[@drottie]

3D alpha scamming people with false research claims Dr Greg is right come on now

[@MOJOverseManny]

Meagan from Team 3D Alpha sitting back like "I told yall" 🤣

[@MOJOverseManny]

@Chris G yeah it's more than 1 way to skin a cat that's where bro science comes from a guy experiments with a training parameter and if it works its gold if not try something else

[@Ziggylovah]

Right !

[@FormlessJKD17]

Nope. Actually, Shaolin monks train everyday. EVERYDAY.

[@DannieRay23]

The real nuclei overload were the friends we made along the way

[@ScottHermanFitness]

I really like your comment man. Super cool of you!

[@roshinragbir3685]

@@ScottHermanFitness sex

[@hellgod6141]

@@roshinragbir3685 yes

[@isaihgloria7346]

That’s hilarious

[@theyetti90]

Dom: Not friends..., FAMILY.

[@Abhinav123able]

All I'll say is.. Overload or not... Your back looks jacked AF. Ultra Instinct results

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Haha thanks man! Goku gains!

[@Matt-fq6ly]

So Rich Piana's "feeder sets" he use to talk about doing 100 curls and 100 triceps extensions every night and people called him crazy........now there's actual science behind it lol nice.

[@meruemsan460]

As Megan from team 3d says "the science will catch up to the bro science, most of the time"

[@jerryvandevort2366]

15 lb dumbells. Just before bed. 3 sets. Don't eat nothing after just go to sleep rich said.

[@Butterballz23]

I started following you almost ten years ago when I was starting my hypertrophy training. By far you are still one of it not the most consistently honest dudes in this industry with your videos. Appreciate seeing you show up in the subscription feed after all this time man

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thanks so much. Your comment made my day bro.

[@MiguelAngel-wr3th]

9 minutes in and already some of the best information on nucleus overload training I’ve heard

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thanks so much Angel! Glad you are enjoying the video!

[@Kreutz]

Not sure if you'll see this, but you're genuinely a good dude of the fitness scene, Scott!

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thank you my bro!

[@Miamiz24]

i remember watching a Kai Green video where he speaks of pulls ups and dips every day,so i gave it a shot and , my joints and muscles ,started responding so much better and shoulder issues seemed to subside quite a bit ,this was over six years ago and now that just got back into it. I try to incorporate a body weight exercise and it seems to work pretty good too ,,listen to your body cause like scott says way too much misinformation! Everywhere

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Right on man! And glad to hear you say your joints were fine as well. As long as you take care of them and continue to stretch / foam roll etc. then you are good to go!

[@mattfarina9964]

This is exactly why the biggest and most ripped guys I have ever seen are the ones the come home from prison and where doing 1000 push-ups and 500pull ups a day for years with no real breaks always stayed consistent IT WORKS GUYS!!

[@blackpinkslave9969]

Noticed this too.

[@shin-jo2801]

The "Baaahhhhbellll" The "Maaachhhh" The "Paaaammmppp" I love this channel

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Boston hahhhhhhd!

[@balkee42]

Lets get staaaaaaaaaaaahtedddd!!

[@MOJOverseManny]

😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@tigran.tadevosyan]

When I was 13-15 yo I used to do a lot of push-ups (I even have my own record 450 x knuckle push-ups 🔥). But by the age 18 I stopped training completely and when I started working out again 5-6 years later my chest got big so quickly that I stopped doing bench press for a while for other muscles to catch after that tremendous growth. Now I understand how important muscle memory is. For a long time now for chest and triceps I am only doing weighted dips (triceps version only) and still have better chest development than most guys in a gym.

[@72Dexter72Manley72]

You had 2 other things going for you. You had previously trained your muscles for a few years consistently. And you had applied Daily bodyweight training. Years later when you started working out. Those body parts grew faster from the earlier stimulation. Plus muscle memory which is those Nuclei being stimulated and increasing the muscle size. You can keep doing this also

[@wayneamelie278]

Have you heard of muscle maturity and puberty m8?

[@72Dexter72Manley72]

@@wayneamelie278 Most boys are past the puberty stage by the time they are 15 years old. 🤦🏽‍♂️ Muscle maturity comes when you continue to workout and train. He said he stopped training for 5-6 years. So what he experienced is called Muscle Memory. When he started working out after his 5-6 year layoff. His muscles regained there previous size quickly. The muscles were even bigger because of the Nuclei he added to them. Because he had done all those push-ups years before.

[@al_nasr5851]

@@72Dexter72Manley72 puberty stage finishes at around 18-22

[@Atif_Ph.D._Kate_Bush_Fan_Club]

Wow! Great results Scott. Thank you for the the video again. Peace and ♥️ from a big fan in Yorkshire, England. Love the rant and speech. It had to be said. Well done for staying mature and professional brother and you continue to earn and keep our respect.

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thanks so much Atif. Very happy you enjoyed the video. I tried to keep it as to the point as I could

[@andrewbotero9515]

True nuclei overload is in your heart

[@ScottHermanFitness]

[@chipo746]

Too much drama in the workout community!

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Agreed, but we just laying out facts here!

[@mikeoxmaul1788]

We need it, we're bored at home under quarantine.

[@trushrenya5890]

@@mikeoxmaul1788 dang bro😂

[@DragonvalePost]

You both make a lot of good points. I’d like to see his response to what you said in this video. I do have to say, though, I don’t think Greg is just “stirring up drama” and misleading us; I think he does care a lot about giving proper information

[@gregdoucette]

Duree lol imagine I made the video to stir drama 🤷🏻‍♂️. Just made it to say nuclei overload is not needed.

[@MortisTangit]

@@gregdoucette I know it's your schtick, but if you weren't trying to cause drama then why call everyone morons? Your following gets it, but not everyone. If you weren't trying to cause drama, then why misrepresent nucleus overload? No one said "OVERTRAIN FOR A MONTH AND IT WILL BE FORCED TO GROW, FORGET TRADITIONAL HARD TRAINING" except for you.

[@rooost9856]

@@gregdoucette shut up moron

[@thegiantpumpkin5903]

Moral of the story here guys and girls, is that when you’re young, train sporadically so that when you get older you can gain more MASS!!

[@HH-ic6wf]

Keyboard Warrior why

[@whitefang9758]

I know this comment is a joke,but I just wanna say,starting young is probably one of the best things you cn do,though I wouldn't recommend it to be sporadically lol

[@ScottHermanFitness]

lolol

[@CurtisHigh]

Scott uploading quality content since day one! Love it! 🙌🏻

[@ScottHermanFitness]

you know it Curtis!!!

[@josephsmth646]

You put sceince and training and science in your workout that's what I really like about you Scott great.

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thanks man! Just laying out the facts!

[@jasonperry4898]

And Scott....the fact that you didn't get pulled in..and...u did your research...and your always positive and...CONSISTENT....is just a few more reasons your a superior trainer! And your appreciated brotha!!!

[@MTTR01]

To be fair, Coach Greg calls everyone, including his viewers, morons.. its kind of a running joke

[@ScottHermanFitness]

We both know thats not what he meant bro 👍

[@Sackboy612]

He does but in this case it's obvious that he was calling out Scott I love watching Greg, not being biased Interesting to see how he responds, I won't lie I take what Greg says with quite a bit of weight but i didn't realise he was a bit dramatic with Scott

[@MTTR01]

ScottHermanFitness ScottHermanFitness Well.. I am looking forward to his answer in any case! Your traps definitely look better though💪

[@jimjones2287]

@@ScottHermanFitness Watch out Scott, Greg's fanboys are crazy.

[@GeneticBeast_Simon_Bu88Fuggerz]

@@jimjones2287 Lol, that is a true statement.

[@Ericliaoo]

I did the same experiment myself with pull ups, calves, and squats! TBH, I didn't think I would have made any progress but I was pleasantly surprised to see some!

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Yeah man it’s an awesome tool to use with your training!

[@mattc4266]

It works really good with pull ups

[@72Dexter72Manley72]

At least you tried it and gave it a shot. 💪🏾 Most won't. But look what happened, you got results and that's what we all want.

[@72Dexter72Manley72]

@@mattc4266 What are you up to ?.

[@mattc4266]

Full Body Joe been working like crazy and doing home workouts . Progressive calisthenics and what not .

[@Binhtobox]

Looking bigger than ever Scott! Good work!

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thanks bro!

[@brianharris7795]

Can definitely see an improvement in the mid back with the photos you put up!

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thanks Brian! Yeah I definitely noticed a difference as well

[@lucasdwarka9909]

Thank God for Scott Herman! You answered many of my questions regarding this. Thanks a lot Scott!

[@nakodares5982]

I’m a fan of both you and Greg and I want to say this was a really well put together video. Still not sure on nuclei overload or if I’ll ever take it up, but you did a good job representing it and I definitely think Greg didn’t do due diligence on it. He sometimes lets the old school mantra of “the only thing is training hard” go a bit to his head.

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thanks very much for the comment. And yeah. Greg is right. Most people dont train hard enough. But he explains muscle growth as “micro tears” in the muscle. Which is true. But without more nuclei you cant sustain more muscle mass. So nuclei overload is more about trying to figure out ways to get your body to create more.

[@maxxfury13]

@@ScottHermanFitness you don't need to find ways to improvement satellite cell proliferation when you pin it 😁 like greg

[@incoathwetrust4612]

@@maxxfury13 🤣 LMAO

[@DarthNoshitam]

@@ScottHermanFitness The theoretical premise that increasing your myonuclei count allows you to sustain more muscle mass is sound, but until studies document elevated myonuclei counts via muscle biopsy following a 100 reps/day training protocol, the theory behind nuclei overload training is just a logical assumption. Such assumptions, which account for the underlying science without actually verifying it, are my definition of "bro science".

[@GVS]

@@ScottHermanFitness sort of. Actually the evidence for muscle damage being needed for growth seems to lessen with each passing year. Definitely he's old school, occasionally he'll say stuff that is just wrong.

[@mohammadharisfahim6614]

We see nuclei overload manifesting itself in daily lives. Even during initial months when one starts training, if the mass increase is not so much noticeable, the muscles do accumulate nuclei thereby setting stage for quick hypertrophy if proper nutrition is provided.

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Well said man, you get it!

[@vaibhis706]

Best ever video with muscle gain logic non of the you tuber has ever explained it. I have experienced it and I know it works but no one explains.

[@jonathanalducin6519]

Amazing Video! Never hears of this technique. I am going to try this. This makes so much sense to me. Thanks a lot Scott. You sir are amazing.

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thanks for the support Jonathan!

[@Cham_53]

It works! If you think about it, everybody who’s been in the military goes thru this in boot camp. My co commander was a push up freak, and when I left boot camp 8 week later I lost 7 lbs and had a chest most ppl would want! It’s still my best body part like you said Scott! Btw, we did between 500-750 push-ups most days...

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thats so great to hear. Its the common sense application! I bet you love your chest now because of it.

[@neilstarkweather8721]

People saying Greg is the villain of the fitness industry. Nah, he's the Diogenes of the fitness industry.

[@GeneticBeast_Simon_Bu88Fuggerz]

He's like the roided up boomer uncle who annoys the shit of you at family gatherings.

[@mattc4266]

Chinese Government Needs to Pay Lmaoo

[@Nissehult23]

Is it coach greg that's being buzzed about on this topic?

[@MetalPhlex]

I thought you were wearing earbuds that wrapped around the back of your neck, but realized it was ya amazing vascular tubes. Great job man, I don't care what anyone says: I've been watching you for years and I trust you over anyone else I've seen. Keep up the great work.

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thanks Kenny! And yeah my neck veins are getting more and more out of control the older I get hahah

[@nicolasflores6046]

I just read the comments in Greg's video and I am now entirely convinced I should stick with my favorite KZbinrs. Like you always say Scott, no need to reinvent the wheel. No need to go into communities full of haters, when I can stay with you, Jeff Cavalier, Jeff Nippard and Jeremy Ethier, who in my opinion are the best at the game. Love your videos, love how you explain all the stuff and probably seen most of them. Everytime I watched them I get motivated and now is no different so I'll go workout with the only two exercises I need for quads. Let's goo 🔥🔥 And now let's wait for the next video of this GOAT.💪💪

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thanks man. REally appreciate your kind comment! too much negativity in the fitness community. Let's keep it real and about the gains!!

[@lapnguyen2898]

Love you Scott for making these videos. While I do also watch videos from other KZbinrs, I like your the best because I know there isn't a sale pitch within or after the videos. Thank you again!

[@iva00005]

I dont know, I think you looked bigger in march to be honest.

[@jeffchilds8050]

So, it is about increasing the number of muscle cells in the muscle. Density.

[@Joshua-tm9eh]

Yo Scott! Man you have really got back to the basics during this quarantine, content is on point and you just seem lazer focused more than ever and the gains show it brotha! Fingers crossed our govenor will be reopening the gyms here in Florida within the week. Last thing man i know you're a newer resident to Florida, if you haven't taken the Mrs to "Caps on the Water" in St Augustine you guys are missing out!

[@dietrickvann.2748]

The message here is to always include ALL variations of muscle stimulation. Nuclei overloading is awesome for muscle memory and cardiovascular improvements, and also mind-muscle connection. The muscles need a variety of attack to grow. I love doing these crazy 100-reps-a-day sessions twice to four times per year for a week, and once for a month and see enormous improvement, especially in the subliminal muscles, the little connective muscles that need higher rep stimulus. This overloading technique preps the muscle for growth once you go back to normal progressive training.

[@shinichikudou4536]

Jeff Cavaliere, Scott Herman, and Shredded Sports Science is my fitness trinity. Thank you for the videos keep em coming! 💪🏽

[@khemirimoez8661]

To be fair the video that team 3d alpha made in response to greg doucette was rushed and it made the concept seem even more gimmicky. Greg loves to feel right which in all honesty he technically was right cause his video was basically saying that overtraining is bad, but he is absolutely in the wrong for calling it nuclei overload. I actually hope he doesn't make a response to your video cause we all know he won't back down and will discourage more people from adding nuclei overload as a tool in their toolbox.

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Yeah thats the main misconception. People think Nuclei Overload is “overtraining” because they both have the word “over”. But NO refers to overloading the muscle with more Nuclei

[@isaiahc2994]

i hope greg does respond because hes more than willing to admit when hes wrong

[@nakodares5982]

Isaiah C I’m a fan of Greg but I’ll be very surprised if he admits he was wrong. I haven’t seen it yet

[@vghcfjhkl]

@@nakodares5982 he did admit to being wrong before , once with wesley vissers i believe it was, and some other times that i can't exactly remember what it was in context, would have to look it up, plus he does mention in alot of his videos that theres a possibility for him to be wrong ( even if he says that's only 1% XD , but i can't really take that seriously)

[@khemirimoez8661]

@@vghcfjhkl there is a difference between a wrong opinion and making an entire video on something that you don't even get the meaning of. That is kinda embarrassing im not gonna lie

[@TranscendentalMindX]

20 minutes of beauty, man. I haven't started NO yet but I have been doing fewer sets but in gym almost every day a week. Noticed as an advanced lifter some more growth (no joke) AFTER recomposition...I gained back what I lost man and testosterone is back as well, of course with more calories and more sleep. Heaviest I've been, albeit with some fat addition. Time to hit NO on biceps, but I feel that 100 a day would get in the way of my home-gym workouts since each body part hit needs to count way more per set, as I'm dropping volume on a given day for more days/week working out. Any advice in this regard for still implementing NO? It's somewhat related to one of your Instagram questions. As always, stay fresh brother!

[@ScottHermanFitness]

If you just do your biceps AFTER your home workout, it won’t impede those sessions. Plus, you don’t have to go super super heavy with your nuclei overload training. So saving biceps for after should be all good!

[@TranscendentalMindX]

@@ScottHermanFitness Gotcha. I'll try to tap in still. Plus, if I go heavy on back first, then the added stretch in Biceps will help for the NO training after during the pump..also means I could use lighter weights and push with higher reps to failure. Perhaps more manageable. Only concern is that I'll never be able to do arms pre-exhaust before back for a month but like something you did, it's just temporary trade-off. Thanks, bro!

[@sanjusukumar9002]

Great video. Watched all of the 20:30 video & got answers to all my questions. Thanks for introducing me to nuclei overload training. I was amazed by how it enhanced ur biceps & that motivated me to try it during the lockdown with moderate weights. And my biceps have really grown. Muscle strength has improved as well. I am thankful to you. 🙏🙏🙏

[@bbqR0ADK1LL]

Your back is looking jacked Scott. Don't worry about the haters, just keep working hard. Athlean X has some good videos on nuclei overload through blood restriction. Jeff explained it in a way that was pretty easy to understand. I don't know why people are arguing about this, it's not actually a super complicated thing.

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Its because in Gregs video he explained it as a way to “build all kinds of muscle” as his way to discredit it. So the people who dont think it works believe that because they think its a secret technique to build muscle. So thats why in this video I tried to break it down as simple as I could. Thanks for watching man!

[@barney1998SG]

I Really Love the nuclei overload i did it For my biceps and Shoulder like 10 reps for 10 sets for 30 days and in actual i didnt see that much of growth in my muscle but what i saw is before i wasnt able to do any pullup not even a single body wait pullup on my own but as i was doing my nuclie overload training now i m able to do atleast 5 pullups without any support or bands and i was so pumped when i did it on the first time boy was i happy, Thanks scott for the Amazing vids love u alot.

[@kayots]

that shot from april to may is actually lowkey a big difference cus migan says you can consistantly do this over and over again for years before reaching your genetic peak. imagine that every month for a year alone

[@_IvanMichael]

*I just did 100 pull-ups yesterday and my back is really sore AF*

[@rudy1999]

Doesn't mean it will be bigger than a dude who does 8 reps with 45 plate every 3 days...

[@_IvanMichael]

@@rudy1999 I also forgot to say I've also added some weights, I've never done some pull-ups before. I'm more into back machine workouts. and Yes the quarantine sucks all the gyms here are closed, There's nothing I can do so I'll just stick with these pair of dumbbells and my pull-up bar, Lol.

[@ExcaliburX1]

Should I completely take out the muscle out of my regular training if I’m doing nuclei overload on that muscle? F.ex. take out any chest exercises out of my upper lower split routine when I’m doing 8x20 chest-dips everyday?

[@zzcjts]

You are the real natural fitness model. respect

[@sunshineflemming3789]

I did around 50 pullups a day for some weeks last year - and it felt amazing!!

[@Wulfsdengym]

Great information as always Scott! Not even heard of the other guy before today? Pretty much says it all for me ;)

[@mikeoxmaul1788]

Im sure 99% of people never heard of Wulf Fitness before as well 😂

[@westinantoszewski1103]

Would it be OKAY to train other body parts while resting the body part I nuclei overloaded? Or are you saying taking a FULL 14 days off from EVERY body part? Thank you!

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Its ok to train other bodyparts. Just be mindful of secondary movers. For example. If you Nuclei Biceps, remember they are still activated when training back. So take it easy on your back movements. At least thats how I feel about it

[@brandonb5764]

Forgot this dude has an accent until he said “March” at 3:40

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Its spelled.... MAAAAAAAHCH... haha 🤗

[@edmahonejr.9364]

ScottHermanFitness How long have you been in Florida it’s about time you lose that Baaaaston Accent

[@mikestevens3506]

well probably bc it's a forced accent, he doesn't actually have that Boston accent

[@kinluke]

@@mikestevens3506 how do you know? Is that based on your assumption?

[@ScottHermanFitness]

@@mikestevens3506 Don't be a fuckface kid. Really no need for it

[@theblackreaper4395]

Hey Scott, I'm 17 and I've been lifting for three months, progressing to around 20 pound dumbbells. My shoulders have always been lagging. So I wanted to ask, can the nuclei overload workout be spread throughout the day with maybe three sets at once, and are dB raises and pike pushups enough stimulus for growth. Big fan!

[@isaiahc2994]

not an expert on the method by any means but seeing youve only been training for 3 months, you have no reason to do this method. give it another 2 years or more at the very least. youre still at the very early stages and can easily make gainz for dayzzz. take advantage of gaining the most while doing the least as long as possible 😊

[@ScottHermanFitness]

I agree with Isaiah, probably no need for you to do this just yet. Are you training your shoulders multiple times a week for starters? With something like PPL or Full Body? muscularstrength.com/Full-Workout-Programs/Muscle_Gain

[@christiansoenggoro]

Do a novice linear program like starting strength or stronglifts 5x5 with added isolation

[@theblackreaper4395]

@@isaiahc2994 Okay. Thanks for the advice xd

[@theblackreaper4395]

@@ScottHermanFitness I hit it atleast two times a week. I think I'll just try to increase the frequency. 😅

[@nicosky4099]

I can't believe that after watching this excellent video in which you've done your research and explained concepts so clearly, you see some jerks posting about your accent...

[@donnn-ow4rj]

Scott actually thinks the joke is funny so he enjoys it..however I find it so fucking boring and not the slightest bit funny. It seems to have been a lot less now thank God.

[@adamsaucedo9646]

Great video, I’ve worked masonry construction for awhile and have met guys who stayed skinny/small but when they started training and eating better, simultaneously working very hard all day 6 days a week grew very quickly

[@BeattapeFactory]

Ufpwrlifter also only does and has done bench and pullups up to 6 times a week for decades. Pound for pound hes one of the strongest natural bench pressers in the world and is obviously jacked. I highly doubt this could have been possible for anybody with just 1 or 2 chest days a week. Ill give this training method a shot

[@tsan5499]

Im 17 and im doing weighted 20 push ups(9kilos) 25 weighted squats(9kilos) 25 calve raises weighted (9kilos) Crunches 25 Leg raises 25 Weighted bag Bicep curls 3×5 (9kilos) And dumbell exercise for forearm

[@chidiiloabachie2249]

Must you do the same exercise for nuclei overload training? For example, why not alternate pull-ups and lat pulldown. Or for bis, cable curls and db curls. Why just the same exercise for the 30 days?

[@ScottHermanFitness]

You could if its the same movement pattern. I just like to keep things simple

[@hemantbhatt1486]

So informative, such a good video !!! Cleared up all doubts

[@luq7805]

There isnt a lot of fitness channels we can trust! But im glad to say you are one of the most trusted. Btw i think greg did nucleus overload without realising it LOL

[@tonysimi1776]

Looking good Scott. I did 100 pull-ups 2 a week for 2 months and got tendonitis in my elbow so that's to much for me. but I was doing wide grip NOT biceps pull-ups I'll give that a try when the elbow calms down. Tendonitis might be due to my age 60Y/O?

[@DaveKey]

I had the same issue when I added a 45lb weight with a wide grip. The only advice I got from a orthopedic doctor was not to do them anymore which isn't helpful.

[@tonysimi1776]

@@DaveKey yea I'm going to switch to the biceps version when the elbow calms down. I'm only doing wide grip body weight 5 sets of 10-12 twice a week now and elbow is calming down. I honestly think its my age.

[@benniflores7865]

I had serious tenis elbow and golfers elbow from lifting weights. I tried castor oil and worked wonders. Give it a try, you have nothing to lose. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIC4aHZ5i7Crp5o

[@shin-jo2801]

I won't Lie. I frikkin Love greg videos because it's informative and entertaining at the same time. But remember, Greg only right 98% of The Time so i think this is the 2%

[@gregdoucette]

Prema Putra I’m currently up to 99.5% correct up from 98%

[@shin-jo2801]

@@gregdoucette Haaaahhhdaaarr than Last timeeeee

[@DougDimmaDab]

Greg Doucette 😂 a Wild Greg appears

[@Diabolical3010]

@@DougDimmaDab lol he actually responded

[@gregdoucette]

Zero bating actually. I had been asked on so many occasions to do a video about nuclei overload training so I finally decided to do one even though I had no interest in doing it. Was just giving the audience what they wanted. So I watched your video and others to see what people are doing and saying and then made a video. It wasn’t a pic on any one person to make fun of anyone person it was just to give the general audience and understanding of what people are doing for nuclei overload training and why it’s not needed or better at causing muscle growth then science based training. That 3-D guy ended up making a response video where I caught him making a bunch of lies about it which was unfortunate for himAs I then had to make a response video to him because he was using my name and trying to make fun of me the entire time. I don’t actually make my tags that’s way too much work if you think I even know how to add a tag then you are overestimating my text skills I worked 100 hours a week I don’t have time for that. But I don’t mind making this video because you just explaining what you think is the right way which is totally cool the 3-D guy was different because he was essentially trying to bash me and so I had to bury him which I did as anyone that watch the video will know and I’m not gonna bother with any more 3-D alphas videos I mean come on the guy does videos about how the sunlight is going to make you Jacked. I’m also not a fan of blood flow restrictor training but I really don’t wanna have to make a video on this either it’s just simply too boring for me and I have way too many other videos to make so I’m not gonna make a response video I have other videos that I’m working on I don’t have the time trust me I just don’t have the time. We’re cool though I hope people don’t see this as a Greg versus Scott hate each other tight video because I certainly don’t do you Scott as the enemy at all and I still continue to recommend people watch his videos I can’t say the same for 3D alpha sorry not actually sorry 🤷🏻‍♂️. I’m not actually against what you’re saying however if anyone thinks that my legs are big because I was a triathlete or that I’m Jack because I bike ride all the time or that running a lot is going to make you have big muscles or that farming all day is the secret to future muscle growth then they’re just out to lunch and if anyone thinks that the proper way to train is to do 10 sets of the same body part every day for a month then that simply ridiculous as well.

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Greg, I will take you at your word as you had told me before you have someone else do your video editing. But if you are "going to give the people what they want" then you should take into consideration that what you say is going to have an impact on them. I would have rather seen you make a video about Nuclei Overload Training talking about the fundamentals of what it is which, for the most part, is right in line with your training ideologies. You're always telling your community to "train harder". Nuclei Overload Training is also training harder, but with an added component of "more rest" in an attempt to detrain your body and try to make it once again more sensitive to muscle damage and mTOR. I think your community would certainly sit and listen if you took the time to present data that information and then offer your opinion on whether or not you think the data is valid. As for your big legs, I don't think Migan was trying to imply that you didn't train your ass off for years in the gym. His intentions were to suggest that due to all the bike riding/training you've been doing your entire life that you may have created more myonuclei in those muscles over the years and because of it when you hit the gym the additional Nuclei resulted in your legs being able to hold more mass which is why your hardcore training got them so big. My goal my video videos of 10 sets of 10 reps for 30 days followed by 10 - 12 days of detraining is to see if someone at my level can try to induce more growth over time this way. But for that to happen, I will need to repeat the 30 day runs multiple times and that will take time for a final result / definitely decision. But sharing my experience is definitely fun and eye opening.

[@thevendetta9726]

i loved this exchange

[@gl7257]

Thank you for making this video! So many people don't understand N.O. training and just say it's bullshit! N.O. training helped my lagging left bicep. Now it's almost the same size and strength as my right bicep! I was able to do that in about 1.5 months. For a long time I was worried that my arms would always be imbalanced! I was so self conscious in the gym being super weak with the left. I'm so happy that my left sleeve dosen't flap in the wind anymore! Thanks to you and Team 3D Alpha! Best fitness info on KZbin!

[@yasersyria1608]

What about doms doesn't it affect your performance

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Sure does. Sometimes you can push through it. But if you cant. Just rest a day or two. You dont have to do this 30 days in a row

[@LiftingDad]

Careful, Greg's a doctor... I mean not a doctor...

[@WarTitan888]

You address him as Dr Greg 😡. Lol jk

[@TayLybb]

The Gilbert Godfrey of fitness.

[@yashsxna4322]

I'm working for like a year now and and every time I search something on KZbin about proper form or anything your video is on top and for being in the industry for 10+ years so i follow every damn thing you tell. It gives me results and that's why ik you're the best❤️

[@--Harley]

Do you recommend targeting the different heads throughout the 30 days so for example when doing biceps, day 1 I would to regular dumbbell curls then day 2 do incline dumbbell curls, then day 3 do dumbbell concentration curls then day 4 do dumbbell hammer curls, then rinse and repeat throughout the whole 30 days? Thanks in advance for any insight you can offer Cheers

[@The_MAFIA_BRAT]

You have an insane amount of knowledge..thankyou for helping soo many out here!

[@JoesFitness101]

I love German Volum Training anyways...I don't care what coach says what. I'm in my late 50's and you come to a place where you know most of the truth about what works and what doesn't.

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Time and experience go a long way! Agreed!

[@mattc4266]

Good video Scott

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thanks so much!

[@justanaverageguy2503]

Isnt detraining the same as strategic deconditoning that is followed by people that are using HST program? But within these 2 weeks of detraining or deconditoning cant you lose muscle mass? Cause am not sure how long you can maintain the muscle size without training. Anyway, Awesome video Scott.

[@mikeyd7733]

I appreciate the fact you are pushing this topic because I don't see or hear many other people mention it. I'm not versed enough to really make any claims, but based on real world experience this concept seems kind of obvious. Some of the strongest people I know haven't lifted a weight in 10 years since we were all still in college, but they work super strenuous physical jobs. The simple fact that they are constantly pressing their body without even lifting results in an impressive physique. I know this is not an exact parallel but the general idea of it is apparent in every day people. I'm not sure what the fight against this would be other than wanting to stick to their dogma.

[@simon68394]

Where does cumulative fatigue come into this, doesn't excessive reps eventually harm more than benefit ie, law of diminishing return

[@izzatemir1423]

Bro, if you do a nuclei overload training on squat, you're a legend.

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Hhahaha... LETS GO

[@72Dexter72Manley72]

I did it with a hack squats machine and leg extension machine. My legs would pump up every day after only walking 20 feet. 👍🏽

[@fatchode747]

I did it for hamstrings. 200 leg curls a day. Trust me: it was hard. But was it worth it? Yes.

[@72Dexter72Manley72]

@@fatchode747 How did they feel each day when you were walking or just doing normal things ?. I did this with quads and my quads would pump up when walking 20 feet. Any time of day. Mine were sore when training. But felt tight and pumped daily. 👍🏽

[@fatchode747]

@@72Dexter72Manley72 Honestly when i was walking my Hamstrings where not that sore. They only screamed in pain when i did the lying leg curls. I didn't really care. My Hamstrings grew so out of proportion that they dominate my quads.

[@LeNaja2010]

Great video Scott, well explained. We all can learn from one another. 🔥 And I am pretty sure I can apply your information to my Calisthenics training. I personally find Greg Doucette’s videos funny and interesting when it comes to things he actually knows (nutrition). However, he now produces way too much content and clearly doesn’t search as much as he pretends from time to time (what happens when you start to become a slave to your viewers and try to satisfy them as much as possible...). Keep the good work bro 🔥

[@geoffreyivie9885]

If doing 100 push ups a day and starting to get tired like your 5th set needing a resistance band. When finding a way to have assisted push ups how do I make it through the rest without compromising form? Knee push ups? Decline push ups with hands on bench? Other? How would I do this with 100 push ups especially when I start running out of juice?

[@Oisin-O]

I got a big upper body from home brewing beer for 5 years. Brewed a couple times a week and was picking up heavy kettles with water, wort, grains ect all day. A brew day was an easy 4-5,000 calories of work. On off days I was carrying around kegs and fermenters. I quit brewing 5 years ago and got back to weight training. My whole upper body is now much bigger, especially shoulders. The down part is I don't fit into any of my bespoke suits. I'm trying out NO training & daily full body workouts now and have to say it's really enjoyable. This shit works!

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Nice one man! Time to buy some new suits to fit those new gains haha!

[@allenv4431]

Ive never watched one of your videos without learning something and for that I appreciate you

[@kid_mesc]

But didn't Greg himself said that the only reason why nuclei overload works is because you're working a lacking body part that doesn't get worked out as much as it should in the first place? You're kind of proving his point

[@christianlleras168]

No, if a muscle wasn't getting worked out in the first place, then its myonuclei threshold wouldn't be high enough to respond to this type of training.

[@ryanhallman2248]

Looking good Scott. Biceps are certainly looking bigger and fuller. Keep grinding brother. Easy for Greg to critique natural training when he gets growth by curling his shaker.

[@robwalsh2362]

I like Gregg, but I like you more Scott. The bicep video you showed was the first video of yours I saw and it was then I realised how wrong my training was. I started following you and I started seeing a change and then you brought out the cheat and recover method, that was a game changer and that’s when I saw my gains and strength develop. Thank you once again 👍🏻🙏

[@AlexM-vt5pu]

When I was a teen, before ever having access to any weight equipment, I would do pushups and pullups every damn day. I "didn't know any better" and didn't have equipment or enough knowledge to train anything else. Now that I'm 35, the first 2 things that really pop as soon as I get back on my training are my chest and lats. I actually train my upper back a lot less now because of how much bigger it looks from other parts of my body.

[@Drrama34]

So when you were nuclei overload training are you still working out regularly for the rest of your body?

[@DP-ym8zf]

Good to hear the move and build went well. Not being able to do fitness, when that's your business, must have been pretty stressful

[@ScottHermanFitness]

It’s was crazy man. Tough, but got through it!

[@atulkohli8315]

one of the best presentation !! and your hairstyle 😍😍

[@allmightfitness9405]

I agree Greg also trashed caloric surpluses to gain muscle which is preposterous

[@dvldgz6306]

I watch Greg's videos often. But I didn't catch these. From what I saw in your videos he seems to be stuck in an older style of weight training. I personally don't do this type of training unless my mind muscle connection was bad. I haven't done the research but it is what worked for me, which then let me actually lift. I think this type of training has a place and like all training it doesn't need to be done by everyone. Just people with certain goals. But that's just opinion. Glad to see you're still lifting.

[@D_Huckins]

Been watching for years and didn't know you were from NH! What area were you from if you dont mind me asking? And what local gym did you go to? (I'm from the lakes region)

[@LTPottenger]

Great video!

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Thanks Captain!

[@Zjoway]

Very enlighting video that needs to be put in light

[@bobbondarul7448]

Nice really nice. Some tips regarding food?

[@mikeoxmaul1788]

What you're saying makes sense and is better presented than what 3DD alpha did. There seems to be a place for nuclei overload

[@thomasdube3921]

Very informative video thanks. Keep up the great work

[@LukaChoncic]

Scott, would you agree that this type of training is not great for your tendons and joints?

[@ScottHermanFitness]

Why would it be bad? Do more mobility and recovery work if your body hurts. Would you tell a dancer to stop training daily?

[@LukaChoncic]

ScottHermanFitness because you’re doing a hundred pull-ups a day which is not ideal for the health of the tendons and ligaments in the shoulders. I wouldn’t tell that to a dancer because I don’t think that dancing stresses the joints to the same degree as a hundred pull-ups

[@incoathwetrust4612]

@@LukaChoncic You're obviously not supposed to do this type of raining indefinitely for the rest of your life. It's supposed to be used in phases.

[@ScottHermanFitness]

@@LukaChoncic How many pull-up type movements do you think a professional gymnast does every year? Also, I think you are implying that I am doing 100 pullups a day for the rest of my life. It was also 30 days. Maybe we need to try to get on the same page with this? Sorry, not trying to sound mean or anything. I just want to make sure when we talk about N.O Trianing that you know there are set "work periods and "rest periods"

[@LukaChoncic]

ScottHermanFitness that’s a fair point. I am aware of the rest periods, I was more thinking that doing this program several times in a year could put a lot of wear and tear on the joints. But I do see what you’re saying and I appreciate the replies man! Love your vids.

[@Asadc1995]

Did you achieve a OAC/OAP? with doing that high volume everyday. OAC/OAP stance for One arm chin up/One arm pull up because i heard of some very few people achieving a One arm pull up with little to no direct work not even though weighted chin ups/weighted pull ups just the bodyweight basics through high volume

[@geoffreyivie9885]

If I wanted to do the 100 reps a day challenge for my back, but I can't do hardly any pull ups, what would be a good back exercise supplement? Or should I just try it with resistance bands?

[@wwe756987]

This video is Perfect! And thanks for the quick memories of the gym being built 👍🏼😃

[@ScottHermanFitness]

What a trip down memory lane that was haha!

[@cyrileldahdah549]

love you bro keep em veins poppin

[@FlyingRedTailHawk]

Stay safe and healthy. Great video as always.