Lifting scientifically has changed everything for me. And, contrary to prevailing sentiment, it has sucked precisely 0 fun out of lifting, as far as I'm concerned.
@TyaColoАй бұрын
Really a personality thing, for some, optimizing what you do and learning about *why* and *how* things are scientifically optimal or not is a boring chore, and for others it’s a passion and lights up their brain in a good way. That’s what really got me into training consistently as well is that instead of it being purely physical busywork, it’s something that challenges my mind and intrigues me to learn which keeps me coming back for more
@olkidАй бұрын
@TyaColo 100%. Could not have put it better myself.
@zacharyp1089Ай бұрын
I actually think it's more fun with the slow and controlled. The results are unquestionable and getting that super focused pump where you actually want it is the best.
@glassofwater281Ай бұрын
Really slowing down to focus on full rom and intensity has helped me a ton. I also watched a Jeff tricep tier list video and decided to try out overhead trice cable extensions, loving them.
“Kids die every day Jeff” immediately cut to a St Jude hospital ad for me. Immaculate timing
@Marcus-gi4jbАй бұрын
Targeted Key Words… nasty work
@observermanj8904Ай бұрын
He went full Israeli
@mezo72271Ай бұрын
that's something biden would say, but with "Jack"
@KiRkMaDnEsS-11BАй бұрын
Gaaah!
@pichu_main9921Ай бұрын
"Immaculate" indeed
@JosephRivera588Ай бұрын
Dr mike oughta teach jeff some jiu jitsu in case jeff runs into someone who cant control his emotions…
@LatimusChadimusАй бұрын
While that is funny, that sport doesn't teach striking making that kind of wrestling more of a supplement to actual martial arts, not making it the central focus. It should be a supplement. I'd suggest PMA and Muay Thai 😏
@JoshuaKevinPerryАй бұрын
Jiu-jitsu falls apart completely when the opponent declines to roll around on the ground.
@GuhcАй бұрын
😭
@LatimusChadimusАй бұрын
@@JoshuaKevinPerry it can be good if you're trying to stop an aggressor and you are performing a citizen's arrest, other than that it is not a style of fighting, it is a style of wrestling
@executioner_ecgbert884Ай бұрын
Almost every real street fight goes to the ground. I started boxing, kick boxing, and traditional Tae Kwon Do at 8 years old. I'm great at striking, but good wrestlers and grapplers are the ones who give me the most problems.
@Rave.-Ай бұрын
You can tell how comfortable Jeff is just by how willing he is to be a *little* less polite than normal camera Jeff.
@drone2936Ай бұрын
Lmao, like when he told jeff "now gently touch your cock"
@watsonkushmaster3067Ай бұрын
He got into that thug life...he wants to fight both of them whole time
@andrewm410325 күн бұрын
the fact that jeff is holding his own in terms of size for being natty in that room is so respectable
@jackedbyjade16 күн бұрын
Fake natty
@carson125159 күн бұрын
Bro is also 4’11 to be fair
@mr_salih_jrmr_salih_jr81889 күн бұрын
Truee thatt
@kingslayer839 күн бұрын
@@jackedbyjadenot a fake natty lmao
@jakepast27-t7wАй бұрын
that's what I love about Jeff compared to other people he's actually in real time challenging and disagreeing with what Mike is saying on the spot. like yes he's there to learn and collab but he's also his own person with his own opinions and training principles
@netmonkeyАй бұрын
6:34 Jeff asking a personal question so he has more rest time 😂 always working smarter and harder
@Vs1234.Ай бұрын
😂
@-MADELO-Ай бұрын
12:34 Mike caught on lol
@YELLOW617.Ай бұрын
He's a smart guy! 😂
@kovulion7777Ай бұрын
Greg Douce gonna have a mental breakdown watching his fave natty and most hated youtuber training
@clamum9648Ай бұрын
No you must refer to Douchette as "coach"
@Alex-wp9noАй бұрын
Greg goddamn Doucette
@bogdanmoisucАй бұрын
Greg's favorite natty is Will Tennison
@eiichiroseАй бұрын
Isn't that Ben 10's dad @@bogdanmoisuc
@akshaymishra3674Ай бұрын
There is no beef . Greg is just milking it for views
@uGotGot1618Ай бұрын
I love that Jared is 5’11” (I think) and he looks like he is 6’5” next to this little warlocks… all love 😍
@paybaxАй бұрын
Dude I thought he was around 6’5 as well 😂
@wojciechsawicki4733Ай бұрын
wasn't he even shorter than that? Like 1,78-1,79?
@michaelsiriusАй бұрын
@@wojciechsawicki4733yes, he looks so tall because hes always around dr mike, but i saw him with a 6'3 guy and he just looked like dr mike himself
@leonkennedy9739Ай бұрын
Seeing milo with Dr.Mike is wild. Milo is a lot taller than he seems from his videos.
@Aetherial_MothАй бұрын
I- there is no way I'm 3 inches taller than jared, seeing how he compares in height to everyone else in this video lol
@nicaguitarАй бұрын
Thanks!
@gabejohannsАй бұрын
These colabs are so awesome. Jeff, Mike, and Jared together rocks.
@peterstrohm617Ай бұрын
Jeff is so humble and willing to learn even as advanced as he is. People need to learn this skill😩
@joshuaehl1481Ай бұрын
it is probably one of my favorite things about him and why I continue to follow him now for about 4+ years, perhaps 5.
@jjclark56Ай бұрын
I cannot learn this skill I'm very defensive about my views it's really bad.
@Pepe-pq3omАй бұрын
@@jjclark56At least you acknowledge it, it's the first step to changes it (If you desire to do so)
@mosubekore78Ай бұрын
@@Pepe-pq3om most people with ego acknowledge it deep inside, but they refuse it with their action.
@Sidecutt3Ай бұрын
But to learn that you must be willing to learn already
@AE-iv6jeАй бұрын
Really enjoying Jared contributing more in these videos. He's so knowledgeable and his work with IFBB pros really seems to translate to usable advice. MORE JARED!
@lydiaparker2931Ай бұрын
Me too he’s so knowledgeable as well
@pap4539Ай бұрын
Jared's channel is really great and definitely has a more relaxed feel overall.
@C.amooniАй бұрын
@pap4539 didn't realise he had his own channel! I watched him being interviewed with Dr Mike on Jay Cutlers podcast a couple of days back and although I've watched almost all RP videos over the past 4 years , I feel we know Dr Mike a little better going off RP videos compared to Jared so I really enjoyed hearing Jared speak more in the podcast. Going to try searching for his channel
@samuelwezer6062Ай бұрын
As a videographer what a beautiful ligthing you have! The video came out super crispy 😍. Also big shoutout to the videographer and editor ofcourse!
@smirbelbirbel28 күн бұрын
I like that they mention Scott and Max by name very often on the channel. Definitely a huge part of RP's success.
@samuelwezer606228 күн бұрын
@smirbelbirbel its true 💯
@jennysheets3763Ай бұрын
Jeff's cheerful voice saying "Violence and war! Okay, I'll do it!" made my day 😂
@timothytran2490Ай бұрын
also great to see them disagree around the 5 min mark. It was a good convo and still very respectful
@2greenifyАй бұрын
At 2:03 right now, looking forward to it 🍿😜
@adamvifrye2690Ай бұрын
i think mike is absolutely right tho... almost no modern human has had a level of arousal like a life or death situation... jeff could definitely get 3-5 more, if his life and family depended on it.... would probably destroy his arms tho lol.
@beingofstrangeАй бұрын
@@adamvifrye2690 yeah and he compared a few lbs of the weight stack vs lifting a car off a human baby lol hyperbolic
@henrym5889Ай бұрын
It's weirdly more disagreeable than we're used to seeing from Jeff's internet persona.
@sonofacrapfaceАй бұрын
@@henrym5889 Yeah he doesn't like being corrected, disappointing
@redd31rsАй бұрын
THE BOYS ARE BACK TOGETHER
@harrybauls4315Ай бұрын
JACKED NERDS UNITE
@RivBank-o3jАй бұрын
Probably not coming back for a long time again
@phigu198Ай бұрын
When Jeff gets close to failure he fidgets with he legs a bit, repositions them, just shakes out stress out of them. It makes me very happy that I am not the only one doing that. Jeff's the man.
@pugstrikerАй бұрын
almost like he is human and not an alien sent to destroy us
@fettel1988Ай бұрын
Everyone's got their own quirks
@jferg895628 күн бұрын
Jeff got beat up
@abcqer555Ай бұрын
This video was epic!!! I'm all for it. The sound track, the shots, incredible production!!!
@SsjgnolanАй бұрын
The physiological aspect Mike talked about is very real. Not many people can get to that place
@davidmcgowan9120Ай бұрын
Getting there at the first half of your session is something worthy but getting there towards the end…. That’s where you gotta find that Super Saiyan in you
@skryze6381Ай бұрын
That’s why I listen to deathmetal/deathcore it summons inner demons to get me through
@SsjgnolanАй бұрын
Death metal definitely helps to achieve SSJG while training, for me it’s the moments when your bestfriend betrayed me or the love of your life tells you it’s forever and leaves you or when your dad died. You whole life shatters and crumbles before your eyes. These things are great motivators to shatter the ceiling and destroy the whole fucking building.
@DaliB3Ай бұрын
After recent events, love that Dr. Mike is constantly referencing "Science". 2 guys on gear and a natty guy working together using science based workouts to get gains.. a certain tough guy would make you believe that was impossible. Awesome vid.
@JeffO-Ай бұрын
This could have been shot before 'the incident'. But I like what you say.
@guyfawkes5012Ай бұрын
what incident?
@JeffO-Ай бұрын
@@guyfawkes5012 Mike van Wyke (sp?) pushing Jeff to the ground by his throat.
@guyfawkes5012Ай бұрын
@@JeffO- damn I didn't know thx
@JeffO-Ай бұрын
@@guyfawkes5012 Good to miss the drama. Don't get caught up in following it all. Therre's not much to it.
@redd31rsАй бұрын
Seeing jeff fail at rep 12 with 15lb dumbbells makes me feel so much better about failing at rep 8
@accidentalcoleslawАй бұрын
I had the same thing in another video when he was praising the guy for 9 clean controlled pull ups 😂
@DanielReyes-hz1qkАй бұрын
Yes! I was struggling with 25s dropped to 20s and still was only getting 6 to 8 reps. Definitely makes me feel better about it. Might even try it with 15s. I normally curl with anywhere from 25 to 35 depending on the exercise
@boihstkАй бұрын
This video made me rethink the weights that I've been using, only issue was I had reached the 25-30 rep range and my workouts were taking way too long to finish.
@onlyhuman3Ай бұрын
The difference is he's failing with 15lbs with the best form for hypertrophy which he can muster. He could easily throw that weight around and do more reps if he was focusing on strength. Most people who claim they're doing 25's or something are most likely on steroids for a while, or they've got very bad technique in regards to muscle growth. If all they want is strength, then all power to them. But they can't complain their muscles aren't growing.
@BrofUJuАй бұрын
Yeah I usually use the 17.5s lol it's brutal
@kaygliftsАй бұрын
we are SO back
@BrofUJuАй бұрын
no it's arm day
@gregorkajgorse8819Ай бұрын
@@BrofUJubeat me to the joke
@THEPRESTIGEWORLDWIDEАй бұрын
TRUMP IS BACK 😅
@lerin9175Ай бұрын
Who is we?
@IronMic-ee4ktАй бұрын
Team Hobbit taking over!
@farsawoosАй бұрын
Y’al, this video was SUPER informative. Thanks to everyone for doing it! I’d seen the myorep clocking in the Hypertrophy app but just didn’t have a great visual of how to actually implement them based just on their descriptions. I’m glad you did it with Jeff, because I could actually see how it works! :D
@akakabiraАй бұрын
I took one thing from the video that's not true and let me tell you, rows and pull ups do NOT hit the long head of the triceps.
@lIIlllIIllIIIАй бұрын
BRO, That intro went WAY to fucking hard, HOLY shit, love it
whenever I go to the gym and my technique starts to drop I just image Jared and mike yelling at me to clean it up works every time
@TheHamericanoАй бұрын
I hear in my head "as if another" every last rep
@echoXD_GDАй бұрын
@@TheHamericanofr ‘as if another’ is amazing
@notsambubblebillionaire5737Ай бұрын
"Controlled, slow...slow..."
@graymatter6810Ай бұрын
OK. Am gonna try this one from now 😅
@PooplexCanalАй бұрын
Same, every time! "As if another"
@NaigeltysonАй бұрын
Music selection, editorial quality, athmosphere of this video is something even chatGpt doesn't know about. Truly a KZbin video masterpiece. Thank you RP-Team.
@kingkonginthetrunk8 күн бұрын
Started the lying cable curls....wow. My new favorite bicep workout. The controlled negative is just unbeatable with this method.
@joftenlyАй бұрын
I like 2 things about this video in particular: 1: you can tell the chemistry is a bit competitive at the beginning and becomes more collaborative over time. 2: I like how they're all complimentary to each other and not argumentative. Great vibes and good times.
@jujutrini8412Ай бұрын
I liked the Jordan Peterson impression.
@noone-ld7ptАй бұрын
Jeff's point about there existing a point where muscular fatigue just physically won't let you do another rep is correct in theory. But in practice I've seen soldiers break through plateus in selection that seemed completely impossible. You're just never going to replicate the stress response in the gym that you get from true desperation. To give one example, day one of selection there was a cut off: if you can't do 30 pushups (with full gear) you're out. This was completely rested and most did it comfortably, but this one guy barely sqeeked out the last one. Like we're talking the last rep took like 15 seconds. Then just three days later, after pretty much no sleep, no food and constant physical badgering for the entire time the sargeant drops this bomb: same test, anyone under 50 is out. With the accumulated fatigue there was not a single one of us who wasn't terrified that they would fail out. It just seemed impossible. But the kicker was this time we had 3 instructors literally screaming at us for the entire time to push through. Every single one of us passed. And I'll never forget seeing the guy who just a few days earlier completely rested had barely done 30, now completely covered in mud and shivering from the cold fucking powering through to 50 and somehow a lot more convincingly. And mind you, this was still not a real fight or flight response from a do or die situation. It fundamentally changed my view of what our bodies are actually capable of, and no matter how good you are at pushing in the gym you will probably never reach true physiological failure.
@MeleDrummerАй бұрын
very interesting, thanks for sharing 👍
@2649Ай бұрын
Crazy. Awesome story
@flemit35Ай бұрын
In most cases your body is going to protect you by making you stop to reduce risk, if it thinks it's fight or die there's more to give. also in your case the physical improvements you get from going to failure with pushups could have got him a few extra on it's own
@watsonkushmaster3067Ай бұрын
That gives whole different perspective on the whole RIR disscussilm
@CH1K3N99Ай бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing, that was really touching and thought provoking...
@WoupsmeАй бұрын
This was the most exciting collaboration yet imo. Seeing Jeff's science based technique being challenged by other science based techniques was great!
@imakecannedgucci791Ай бұрын
Love the discussions they have in this
@Myron1629Ай бұрын
My 2 favorite fitness youtubers collabing once again. Thank you for all the information guys I owe my gains to ya'll
@LingYao9001Ай бұрын
Great to see everyone just working together even if they don't agree about every little thing. Good stuff
@rolandantoniogeldres8960Ай бұрын
Jared’s haircut is the only thing preventing this to be a bald trio
@huleyn135Ай бұрын
you do know that is a haircut balding people use specifically because their temples are gone right? jeff actually has the better hairline
@superm70Ай бұрын
Hair does not maketh the man 😂
@fotis3v480Ай бұрын
As a guy with Vegetas hairline I'd never do that sht. Jared is a cool as fk dude but that hair is NO.@@huleyn135
@RinordineАй бұрын
@@huleyn135 Science-based balding
@i000110001100Ай бұрын
@@huleyn135 found the person with a full head of hair. Balding specifically affects the mohawk area *first*. He's just a widow's peak guy like Dracula.
@marvelfanclub1207Ай бұрын
I absolutely love these collabs
@EmanDSАй бұрын
Definitely believe psychological arousal is a factor in failure training. When you’re in that balls to wall mentality, you can push through those grindy/snail’s pace reps which you otherwise would have stopped
@kaygliftsАй бұрын
yup me too, some days even though I can 1 rep up the last session of squats, I don't have it in me man, no matter how hard I try, I can't tap into it. on other days when i am psyched, I bring in the demons for 2 extra reps.
@NorbertDzАй бұрын
its all mindset baby!
@railasvuoАй бұрын
100%
@salemabiorm6863Ай бұрын
Literally see the difference from day to day
@MaplesprigganАй бұрын
Definitely agree with Mike. I notice that especially when I do shoulder press. I can stall at rep 8 halfway up and if I pretend someone is standing over me yelling it’s 3-4 more reps.
@sledge669312 күн бұрын
The laying down cable curl is awesome - It absolutely killed me & actually saved my back. Best of both worlds.
@goalkeeper4hireАй бұрын
I'd like to give kudos to Dr. Mike and the RP team. I've been following for about 6-7 months and slowly incorporating the science-based principles into my workouts. I've definitely noticed myself getting stronger, but what I've really noticed is that I'm getting injured much less often. I've struggled with tendonitis in my shoulder for years and I'm 40. Following RP has changed the game for me and I feel stronger, more flexible, and more durable. Thanks, guys! Keep it up.
@MarketThinkingАй бұрын
7:44 Jared, my man, that is an impressive pump you have there 💪
@anunaykumar9736Ай бұрын
🍌😂😂😂
@ghaith2580Ай бұрын
Jeff looking extra buff, dude is pushing the boundaries of what natural physique can look like
@TheCitizenPainАй бұрын
His height helps. Short kings generally can look buffer than tall dudes.
@EJackhorsemanАй бұрын
@@TheCitizenPain True, smaller/shorter muscles. But I swear the dude’s shoulders have gotten so much wider in the last six months, he looks like he’s doubled in size.
@himeshsinghshishodiyaАй бұрын
@@TheCitizenPain Half right. Shorter dudes look good in solo pics and all but they get mogged by taller dudes even if they don't lift. Also, taller dudes have more potential. This is why most Mr. O's are NOT 5'5.
@birchy446Ай бұрын
@@himeshsinghshishodiya total bullshit. The majority of Mr. O winners have been under average height.
@mosubekore78Ай бұрын
I don't understand why he still wants to bulk, that's already a nice body, a bigger muscle on his body would look a bit weird with his height. If he's taller with proportional muscle, he'd look bigger than Jared.
@beegest_yoshiАй бұрын
That Peterson impression was fucking hilarious
@wd2417Ай бұрын
Was looking for this comment 😂
@stonemove42073 күн бұрын
my 2 best fitness KZbinrs !!!! It's nice to see advanced and experienced people suffering the way we normal people do !!!
@velmistrvojtik573823 күн бұрын
It's interesting to see Jeff as the one who's learning in this video, while most of the things i use today, I learned from Jeff.
@GabrielGuzmanАй бұрын
Damn. the music was great overall, specially during the upright rows. I thought Jeff was training in order to save Gotham.
@justinm3565Ай бұрын
For real. Anybody know the song id around 22:40?
@War624Ай бұрын
Considering Jeff's stature, I think he's more ready to fight some Sentinals, or Sabertooth. Jared can be Sabertooth. 😂
@TorquemadaTwistАй бұрын
@@War624He's got Wolverine's height, he is Canadian, but he ain't got that berserker rage.
@justinm3565Ай бұрын
Got it: Yarin Primak - My Lord
@gillou3445Ай бұрын
anyone know the song at 26:10 ?
@boihstkАй бұрын
Jeff just seems like the absolute nicest guy ever.
@ItzGamerYt9565Ай бұрын
Jeff is more nicer than last time
@MR.PRESIDENTOFFICIALАй бұрын
Yeh on camera
@C.amooniАй бұрын
@@ItzGamerYt9565 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@ligairiАй бұрын
💯
@RenaissancePeriodizationАй бұрын
Facts 🙌🏻
@kevharvАй бұрын
Scott, the editing and especially the music are on point. Great work as always!
@C.amooniАй бұрын
They have other editors who do more of the RP video editing 🤓 Dr Mike talks about it in his interview with Jared on Jay Cutlers podcast
@rgh6228 күн бұрын
That work out was outstanding. That last bit by Jeff talking about being a guinea pig for science was da bomb baby!
@Justin-xs2yoАй бұрын
These are my two favourite fitness educators (not influencers) and when the work together its always really interesting and informative 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@19gizzardАй бұрын
Kids die every day, Jeff... quote of the day!
@joshuaehl1481Ай бұрын
Yeah, that was dark. Said as if it was just in passing.
@nathantp39Ай бұрын
Doesn’t mean you should just turn a blind eye if you’re able to help. Everything dies eventually does that mean we shouldn’t try to stay alive, shouldn’t try to find cures, doctors should stop helping people? You see someone getting abused, kidnapped, beat, or raped and you should just walk away from it because it happens everyday? It could be your kid, mom, dad, close friend, wife, husband, etc and you wouldn’t want someone to step in if they could? There are so many things wrong with this logic. You’re either lying to yourself or have some form of psychological disorder.
@samadhoosen6014Ай бұрын
Who knew that fresh off an assault controversy, it would be Dr Mike who makes Jeff cry in pain
@boihstkАй бұрын
Dr. Mike's Parole officer is gonna be busy well into 2025.
@michelrood2966Ай бұрын
Nah, he was crying like a b* tch before that 😊
@aesop2733Ай бұрын
Mike really knows how to emphasize the stretch if you know what I mean
@someonesomewhere5574Ай бұрын
Not just that, but also changing skull crushers into neck crushers for him 😭
@TheEjEGUNАй бұрын
"Kids die every day Jeff" LOL
@andersbjrnsen7203Ай бұрын
Its true, admittedly not funny, but true.
@Bob46374Ай бұрын
Comedy gold
@GunSlinger114 күн бұрын
Tried out these tricep movements, can honestly say it’s the first time I have soreness in a long time. Super bad ass. Thanks Dr. Mike.
@emoteenjoyerАй бұрын
Awesome vid, love the energy. Jeff is the man and Mike just consistently cracks me tf up 😂❤
@phillipmorrison5269Ай бұрын
I swear as soon as he said “kids die everyday, Jeff, KZbin cut in with an ad about refugee camps and needing money. Probably the funniest fucking timing I’ve ever seen 😂
@ReizokoRyuАй бұрын
Lmao , it's like the V-shred ad that popped up in his critique of v-shreds nonsense
@Ken-sn7ziАй бұрын
I love how you guys can collaborate. This is incredible
@globetrotmattАй бұрын
I'm doing the same sort of case study. I've been bodybuilding training for over 15 years. Hired a bodybuilding coach this year and told him I want to compete on stage naturally. So far, I'm up 7lbs of muscle since January this year. The training intensity is crazy high to reach the growth stimulus. You can see it in Jeff's face in this video... that intensity gets real, real fast.
@RustTrumpetАй бұрын
Always good to see Jeff collaborating
@GoOnImListeningАй бұрын
Great to see these gents together again
@taylorwyatt333Ай бұрын
I love that this a conversation between people, like the arms day conversation. Great video.
@johntravers6223Ай бұрын
Mike, Jared, AND Jeff in one video? I just got a forearm PR!
@CreamFraicheАй бұрын
I totally understand where Jeff is coming from on the matter of reps in reserve but I agree with Mike, the mental drive you have can definitely push you further than what you're normally capable of.
@Vincent_BeersАй бұрын
Not everyone has experience with the adrenaline rush that can carry you beyond your normal lifting capability. jeff is judging his abilities based on having lived a relatively safe life.
@FraugerАй бұрын
@@Vincent_Beers At the same time, it's a bit like dialing back on safety measures. In the gym setting, agressive encouragement can probably eke out a bit more and not be a problem. The guy heroically lifting a car in an adrenaline rush is going to hurt BAD once it wears off. Your body doesn't want to let you do that for a reason, life and death is the exception.
@alaron5698Ай бұрын
I'm just quite surprised someone as experienced as Jeff would find the point so controversial. If someone stabs you in the leg and screams they'll end you, the adrenaline from the pain and fear will obviously do a number on you and give you added strength and endurance. Or does he doubt this is true? I haven't been in that spot, but I would be surprised if it weren't true.
@anthonyc2076Ай бұрын
Yea prob true but i would assume the massive fatigue is not good for gains
@yethz8858Ай бұрын
It's really cool to see how so small weights used proper targeting the bicep and tricep gives huge results. Love this workout!
@davidmcgowan9120Ай бұрын
Came back from a cold with this workout. Loved it Joints never hurt and didn’t tax the nervous system. Arms pumped up like a wacky inflatable man!! Thanks guys
@zezoasombroso7133Ай бұрын
I really liked this video and honestly I wish RP uploaded more energizing video like this, like at least twice a week.. but may be that is why they have a members section
@RoddyGbАй бұрын
Dr and Jeff again, let's gooo
@arandomdude699Ай бұрын
I already know it’s a w video and I haven’t even watched it yet. Two of my favorite exercise scientists in the same video.
@therepairslothАй бұрын
The amount of strength and jackedness in that gym that day, with Jeff, Jared, and Dr. Mike, then Milo killing it in the background. Also, this looks like one HELL of a good time. Absolute cooker of a workout. I love the "We got 'im again, Scott." during the upright rows.
@willemroodАй бұрын
Another awesome production by Midget Studios, even when someone was kneeling the low-angle shots were there. Good shit.
@geteriking4865Ай бұрын
4:09 Greg is going to have a field day with this
@VYBEGuitarАй бұрын
😂😂😂
@claydogg6306Ай бұрын
Jeff: “That’s the Jeff Nippard way” Dr. Mike: “Cool” Hahaha
@warlocksunited2e580Ай бұрын
please do this for every major muscle group.
@georgimadzharov9070Ай бұрын
I just tried triceps exercise 2 and it is BRUTAL! Thanks for sharing this awesome content
@AdholokamSerАй бұрын
We need MORE........MOREEEEEE of jeff and mike
@spoonfixer3387Ай бұрын
I'm reminded of the movie dodgeball. The scene where the dude is paying the kid to clean his truck over and over again. "Get in there all nice and deep like" dr Mike's comments took me right there. Lol
@gianmarcoerrico8784Ай бұрын
10:10 This is the rythm of the night
@PatchogsАй бұрын
The rhythm of the mike* ;)
@CTheRobotАй бұрын
Is it the reeboks or the nikes? 👀
@teal.9710Ай бұрын
eric buganhagen going to be stuck in an infinitely long rant when he sees this
@generalpsi8Ай бұрын
I would pay good money to see them get Eric in for a workout. He'd be yelling about pencil neck weight while doing 225 lb skull crushers lmao
@patrickbeck4062Ай бұрын
Especially that conversation from like 4:09 onwards. Kinda blew me away that Jeff was making that argument, as if he's trying to prove the point Eric's been making all along when criticising pencil neckery/being too caught up in the science. IT'S ABOUT THE MINDSET!
@jhcali71Ай бұрын
Good video, appreciate the information!
@charlesjohnson873Ай бұрын
Jeff is always a welcome addition on the RP channel
@lovefist319Ай бұрын
Why does Jared Feathers hair make me feel genetically inferior in my nether regions
@ReizokoRyuАй бұрын
It's because the girth of his hair is unmatched...
@jennysheets3763Ай бұрын
The lack of ego is phenomenal. Nice work, Jeff. ❤
@readabookdummyАй бұрын
only watched 5 minutes but already a banger… love the exchanges between Jeff and Dr Mike
@codypenick6098Ай бұрын
Just finished this work out..... Holy smokes iam freakin pumped.
@kaimelisАй бұрын
this video had me hooked from start to finish. gonna renew my rp strenght and macrofactor apps on black friday for one more year.
@tedasaurusrex4402Ай бұрын
The number of people named mike that have put jeff through physical pain this month just keeps going up
@timothytran2490Ай бұрын
the split screen of jeff lifting with dr mike staring me in the soul is so sexy
@sidbangaloo3356Ай бұрын
I feel like their debate was slightly tense since Dr Mike pushed the you’re not training hard button (jokingly ofc) and Jeff had to deal with that for years 😭
@eetuhalonen9902Ай бұрын
Yeah and Mike was full of shit there. It's not very difficult to train triceps or biceps to real failure. Sometimes it seems Mike is just looking to disagree and argue for it's own sake when he is coaching.
@sxhrgvsАй бұрын
That was great. Love Jeff. Great workout. Jeff’s enthusiasm in the face of pain was awesome. And the Jordan Peterson impressions were a great bonus. Good work guys.
@uroskrstic6931Ай бұрын
Rick de la Stick is in for a treat! He's gonna have a field day with this.
@ActivateTrueHealthАй бұрын
Did you say the long head is hit really hard during pulling movements? I'm very confused here
@gracefoolАй бұрын
Yes it's hit on any shoulder extension, but not maximally unless the angle is good (like with pullovers).
@Swanson-hs5dfАй бұрын
Yes, he said it as an argument to back up the claim that direct long head work is overrated. Yes, it's a ridiculous take. Mike can be wrong. No need to defend it.
@ActivateTrueHealthАй бұрын
@@Swanson-hs5df yeah I've definitely never had sore triceps organa pump in my triceps from doing back work. Mike has actually been wrong on a lot of things
@bentstl131528 күн бұрын
@@ActivateTrueHealthlat push downs are a good example of this
@td125321 күн бұрын
No need to be confused, Mike is wrong and has the worst long head tris in the game
@mikamoney371Ай бұрын
I fucken LOVE Dr Mike!! You're sense of humor is the best 👌
@ligairiАй бұрын
He’s so funny but such a troll. He’s like a trickster character from mythology
@henkjaegerde7591Ай бұрын
It’s mildly disconcerting that you can’t really tell if he’s joking about the dead children and dinged cars. I mean yes he’s joking…but is he really joking…
@JDH97Ай бұрын
1:20 Pullups and rows hit the long head of the triceps? I think your tripping mike
@peterspaulding4716Ай бұрын
I heard this and thought it might be the most curious (and possibly one of the only wrong) things he's ever said.
@jessclark985Ай бұрын
Tricep muscles act as stabilizers, primarily for the shoulders, during pull ups and rows. They are involved during lowering (eccentric) portion of the pull up and row and they also flex your elbow. You will feel more of the long head with wide grip pull ups.
@gracefoolАй бұрын
How do y'all not know this? The long head performs shoulder extension. Sure it's not working maximally but it is noticeably working and if you did absolutely nothing else for triceps but pullups you would still have significant long head development (albeit far from your potential). You can increase the stress on the lats and long head a bit by pulling yourself behind the bar rather than going straight up. If you really want to prove it to yourself, do lying pullovers. Even without your elbow moving, and in any elbow position, it czn be a great long head exercise.
@Karsius1Ай бұрын
@@gracefool This is like saying squats work the hamstrings and you'll get significant hamstring development if you only do squats because the hamstrings perform hip extension
@gracefoolАй бұрын
@Karsius1 no, with squats the hamstring has minimal tension at every point because as the hip extends the knee also extends and the hamstring stays the same length. Whereas with pullups the long head significantly helps the beginning of the pull where the lats and biceps are in their weakest (fully stretched) position.
@sahanweerakoon2172Ай бұрын
Editor is killing it with these vids 🔥🔥🔥
@afinecupofcoffee8476Ай бұрын
Just did the curls laying down. That was gnarly and something I had never heard or seen before. Excited to put them in the routine. A killer pump indeed.
@wiernyinaczejАй бұрын
0:31 it should be me making Jeff let out those sounds
@adils786Ай бұрын
Yo wtf
@zahubshahid7944Ай бұрын
Dr Mike, is that you? Get off your burner account.
@kyleolsen9988Ай бұрын
0:30 Close your eyes and listen
@BigBoyJay_69Ай бұрын
"Finish!!!.... High on the chest...Yes! Good shit. We got him again" Just bro things
@MyLegsAreKindaLongАй бұрын
1:18 Dr mike, can you explain more in depth. How is Pulling movement able to train the long head of the tricep, it doesn't make sense to me.
@JT-Money-Ай бұрын
I could tell Jeff really wants to refute Mike's claims, but he's so humble and kept it to himself