The ONLY 3 Exercises Athletes Need

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[@shivenmehru]

Watching Scott Steiner here was the last thing I expected.

[@MichaelDavis-sd6vu]

Well, you would have been 141 and 2/3% wrong.

[@goldentoaster9302]

I can never get over the exhales when he does a rep lol.

[@yomomma8972]

That's the dynamic trunk control push, I do it alot because I've had a hernia and slight tears in both hips and that little oompf push helps push air and makes the hips work better. I do it on ass to grass squats, it fuckin hurts but it's also very satisfying

[@PrajjwalBasnet]

Elephant noises lol

[@adambelden2329]

Great video...ironically I have built my sons program around these 3... with abit of power cleans...landmines and single legs... He is about 6 weeks in and hit a 160 bench..snatch is improving...he is training for football.

[@Jiggleton]

I read somewhere that soviet exercise scientists thought the power snatch, front squat and incline bench to be the best overall barbell lifts for athletes.

[@SoulRollerFIN]

Incline press and push ups. Better carry over to most sports.

[@jolothefighter]

i prefer incline alot, not only is it safer to train when youre alone but i feel it so much more in my chest and its a direst movement crossover to wrestling and punching angles. that and dips with deep stretch db flat press are my chest exercises

[@hunterwilliams2572]

Call this man Dane Poppa Pump

[@Gregthedrifter]

Very cool video-any reason you chose the snatch over the clean? Feels like you could handle more weight with the clean, and it has fewer mobility requirements?

[@dijon0810]

My two cents: the snatch requires more overall force development since you’re sending that bar overhead as opposed to catching it in the rack

[@kingjehukhan8541]

I have got to take my 61 year old self down there just to train! I know I can get back my strength! Great video!

[@raymondsmith2040]

Dane would you recommend doing a Lower/Upper/Impulse week and just rotating through those 3 workouts on Impulse day each week?

[@Yourmumknowsyouaregay]

Raymond please shut the hell up

[@Yourmumknowsyouaregay]

Classic Raymond response

[@Yourmumknowsyouaregay]

I bet you use bars of soap to wash

[@Yourmumknowsyouaregay]

Dam it Raymond you've ruined my day

[@josephlane1949]

Hey! I’ve been using your swimming exercises and have been really enjoying the adaptations in the pool. One big questions I have for swimming: the medium we move through is so much different than moving on land so the “impulse” has a much longer duration relative to on land. Do you think that means swimmers should work more on overall strength as opposed to explosiveness? Or do you think there isn’t a meaningful difference so you can train similar to how you strength train for land athleticism. Thanks!

[@JClebelge]

great stuff. I will try it this winter for hammer ;-) after my long healthy gainmass prep. For sure. I like it

[@lsporter88]

Very intelligent explanations. Superb video.

[@klrdto3250]

Great presentation!

[@AbbieSorell]

Dane wearing chainmail is not something I though I’d see this morning

[@lukerichard4132]

Dane is upgrading his marketing skills and separating his brand from other fitness influencers.

[@MissouriBoatRide420]

lol Scott Steiner

[@gi79304]

33 1/3 rd chance Big Poppa pump would of shown up 😂

[@ironthunderbolt]

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[@sherribugd3799]

So I’m 50 and have crappy knees from years of high school and college throwing training back in the day. I now train for bjj. So if I can’t sit deep in a squat or snatch will I still get the benefit from these exercises or should I try and continue what I do now, which is isolate muscles with other exercises?

[@stinkmeaner6969]

You should do high reps on machines and lots of cardio, all of this stuff will make you gas out and a worse athlete

[@goncalopereira8267]

Watch kneeovertoes guy,it Will save your knees

[@DANA-lx8cv]

1) Bench. 2) Bench. 3) Bench. Oh fine, I guess something for legs as #3 because leg drive improves bench. :)

[@ri-d-an]

intresting choices

[@DingusSquatfordJr.]

Pull up, squat, and kettlebell swing.

[@Jamaa_ya_kazi]

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[@Jadesterification]

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[@drhjhulsebos]

Has the snatch improved Ivan's rate of force development, velocity and impulse expression for the chair toss?

[@stinkmeaner6969]

The rep range gave him bad cardio and less lactic acid resistance making him a worse athlete

[@drhjhulsebos]

@@stinkmeaner6969 how many attempts are there at chair toss, where you would need cardio for a single comp? I mean, I personally wouldn't go past 3 reps unless I really needed to mix things up or develop a load tolerance.

[@stinkmeaner6969]

​@@drhjhulsebos well thats very interesting, id say for about 99% of the un cherry picked sports you can talk about you need cardio and muscles that dont gas out.

[@drhjhulsebos]

@stinkmeaner6969 that's true, chair toss is a very specific event. I suppose they could potentially change the event where obstacles could be placed between the athlete and implement to measure other athletic qualities like mobility or cardio.

[@stinkmeaner6969]

@@drhjhulsebos I think thats a good take on it i hope you continue to do well in your sports journey all the best god bless my friend 🙏🥊

[@filipcesnjak2944]

1. MMA sparring, 2. Swimming and diving, 3. Free climbing and rock climbing

[@retardno002]

Those are sports, not exercises, and they don't really build explosive power, but interesting selection

[@filipcesnjak2944]

​​@@retardno002when you do MMA sparring you do explosive movemants to get a takedown, you do strenght when you wrestle, you do speed when you do striking, you do mobility, you do cardio, you do everything for the whole body... similary with the rest on my list, every musstle is activated when you do Rock climbing or when you are swimming.

[@retardno002]

@@filipcesnjak2944 you should look into how strength and power are developed. You get to use them in the activities you mentioned, but you don't build them that much.

[@LuisSuazo-te6wh]

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[@GigiGigi-vv6px]

Nimeni nu vrea să înțeleagă că totul este unilateral nu bilateral😢forța maximă a unui jucător de 🏈 de exemplu este mai tot timpul doar pe un picior fiindcă trebuie să alerge exploziv,cînd trebuie să treacă de un placaj este in alergare nu se oprește din alergat ca să spargă un placaj "bilateral ", cînd aruncă 🏈 o aruncă cu putere maximă cu un singur braț și cu un singur picior în care pune toată forța lui,nu aruncă 🏈 cu ambele brațe sau șutează cu ambele picioare deodată,bilateral este eficient doar în pawerlifting, bodybuilding, și haltere olimpice, în antrenamentul funcțional bilateral este inferior unilateral, și că să-ți dau o idee pentru un nou clip pentru dezvoltare de maximă forță brațul drept este dependent de piciorul stâng iar brațul stâng este dependent de piciorul drept😉 6:51😊

[@TheLockon00]

Why the snatch over the clean?

[@silverstreak1981]

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[@TheBaitShopGuy]

"it depends" is the answer to what exercise some people need. Go to any gym in America and see that most lifters do much more for upper body muscles than lower body muscles. So it depends on the individual.

[@MartinDiStasio]

Agreed that “it depends” The average male dramatically under trains their lower body compared to their upper body because of “aesthetics”.

[@carlodefalco7930]

Athletes .. not … gym bros . Or atheistic .. Title says 😳🤔🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@seanyshepfit]

You got your calculations wrong because you didn't add Kurt Angle to the mix.

[@gatorcroc7212]

This sounds crazy.. but I want to do Alligator Wrestling as a sport. What lifts or training routine would I need to invest in to be successful at handling, maneuvering, controlling, or lifting an Apex Predator aka an Alligator? How can I pay you to make this video and get someone whose an Alligator Wrestler to be on your channel?

[@jonhenson5450]

Shooting and running may be most effective routine. Lol. No, seriously, respect your unique competitiveness

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[@rogueelephant7994]

Big poppa pump

[@nsmocean1355]

intro caught me offgaurd

[@sabioxgym]

I can do all these movements but I still feel slow and unathletic. Can anyone explain?

[@manuelcau2752]

Athleticism is a condition you can improve by doing a specific program wich involve plyometrics and speed training, not only lifting weights ;)

[@williamhall9204]

@sabioxgym There is the possibility that your muscles are mainly of the slow twitch type. If that is the case, you would find many explosive exercises challenging. My idea on how to improve your condition would be to really activate your neural system. I’d suggest reducing the volume on your strength training.If you are routinely doing four strength training sessions per week, I’d suggest dropping it down to twice per week. At that point you begin to focus on speed and explosive movements.There are many types of jumps that you can incorporate into your training, This kind of training can also be fun to do.There are other exercises available also.A good example is the two handed shot put in which you toss the shot behind you with a overhead release technique.Make sure the weight is light-medium only.A 12 pound shot will probably be fine. You might prefer to use a steel kettlebell instead. Remember to chart your progress. A smart thing to do would be to find out exactly how high your vertical jump is at the beginning of the new program.It’s crucial to get a accurate measurement.To monitor your progress on a throwing exercise you will need a tape measure. Basically you need to increase your POWER. Your ability to display strength quickly. Do not make the speed/power training sessions too long. Focus on quality repetitions and good intensity.Duration of a speed/power workout should about 45 minutes maximum, not including the general warmup.On your speed/power workouts, twice per week should be perfect.As your body adapts in the future, you can add more strength training to your program.Or you may want to include a third speed/power workout. Just be sure to let your body Gradually adapt to the new exercises. The main thing you must avoid is injury. I was present at a lecture given by a famous Bulgarian sports scientist/coach, and he stated the following: The human body can adapt to enormous workloads if it is allowed to due so gradually. The man giving the lecture was the brilliant Angel Spassov.Good Luck with your training. I hope my advice helps you improve dramatically. Take Care.

[@sabioxgym]

@@williamhall9204 Thx for the advice bro. You clearly know a thing or two about the world of sports training. I would definitely say genetically I am more slow twitch. However you' 're right the human body will always adapt to any form of stimulus. Will definitely encompse some of these new methods. Thanks heaps again!

[@McWhatevs]

Bench Press?

[@farhanhussain_]

Bench Press in this list is so disappointing. I would rather do OHP.

[@MOCOOKSEE]

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[@BadgerWolf-19]

big poppa pump...hollar if you hear me.

[@mxchvl6820]

where's power clean?

[@monkeyy_52]

I have a genuine question, why are almost all your athletes caving their knees in when squatting? I heard this is bad for your knees?

[@punkavaug]

Anyone care to share the 3 exercises?

[@dijon0810]

Snatch, squat, bench

[@mikeoxlong91111]

squat, bench, press, deadlift, power snatch. Those are the lifts. Front squat isn't anywhere near as good as the low bar back squat when talking about total muscle mass being used. The press is very effective for shoulder strength and health. the deadlift is just a no brainer. the bench is there. and the power clean is better than the snatch in reference to power production and it's just easier to learn and do correctly.

[@williamhall9204]

@mikeoxlong91111 A big advantage of using Front squats is that the athlete is going through a full range of motion. Also the load is very concentrated on the legs and glutes.Personally I’m not a fan of the low bar squat for athletes.The amplitude of the movement is partial. I believe the clean grip high pull is far superior to a low bar squat. The athlete can handle fairly large weights, and also gets the added benefit of an explosive 2nd pull.I think the clean grip high pull is under-utilized by most strength/power athletes.I believe the exercise is actually much better than the normal switch grip deadlift.Due to the use of an overhand symmetrical grip, and a flat back technique, it is easier to recuperate from. The load on the athlete is symmetrical with the clean grip high pull. On the subject of power production, the lifter will actually generate more power on a snatch lift. Sports scientists have known that for many years.I agree with you that the power clean is easier to learn.You might be interested to know that the highest level of power production is found with the highest rated men’s shot putters. The sports scientists analyzed a huge throw from an Olympic final. It was determined that the horsepower developed was 9.25 !!!!! Take Care.

[@spud1300]

Headphone warning, those pants are LOUD!

[@LatimusChadimus]

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[@EATMAN888]

Dane look skinny compared to Rick wow.

[@Jadesterification]

Its the mindset

[@EATMAN888]

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[@13_Leek]

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[@dmitriyobidin6049]

Ryan Crouser - best track and field athlete of all time? :) Not even near.

[@powskier]

Very few athletes have the mobility to do snatches correctly. Also, you won't learn it from KZbin either. You need many hours under an experienced coach.Not doing that is a recipe for injury. You're far better off doing the kettlebell snatch or barbell power cleans. Once you're past your early 20s, you missed your window for the snatch.

[@powskier]

@Peter_Interceptor_650 Not so much on dumbbell snatches. Junk exercise. But yes to kettlebell clean and press if you're talking about the double version.

[@REgamesplayer]

You had lost me when you had suggested replacing exercises with just these three. Seems like a gruel for the peasants to me.

[@oldnatty61]

Looks like time to cut.

[@alexanderorozco1186]

Bro thinks he’s Scott Steiner (he is)

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[@sladethompson4920]

First

[@GarageStrength]

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[@jumanji1109]

Trap Bar Leaps with bands are better than the snatch… higher RFD and higher force output…. boom! Cool, amazing mobility that is never remotely achieved in sport… PF lunges are far safer for the spine and actually develop a movement sports do…. Back squats for football players who break down and need to ‘grind’ to block? Sure… Any other sport? Zero reason. Extremely high levels of torque and strain can be achieved in the unilateral single leg squat in a plantar flexed position, so it builds iso metric ability for the PF to not collapse, while still building MORE than enough torque and strain for any sport outside of the big portions in football, or rugby (if you get cut from football). So PF single leg squats FAR superior to squats… coming from a two footed 41” vertical lifetime squatter…. It simply isn’t the best for ATHLETES… Boom! Towel bench > bench for most athletes to save shoulders, and push press may be better than both since most sports DGAF about slow contraction of the pecs and shoulders… Solid list for football players and maybe… maybe throwers, but pretty trash 3 for other athletes. Floor presses also save the shoulders… so the video touches on that… But full bench for soccer, track, baseball, volleyball, basketball, tennis, etc, etc? As a top 3 exercise? GTFOH Good to see even after 30 years, watered down football programs still dominate… as a former football player and coach, but playing nearly every sport organized… this is sad to see. Boom!

[@stinkmeaner6969]

yeah i dont know if any of these would give me the cardio or muscle endurance i need

[@zurnation3709]

got me dead

[@stinkmeaner6969]

​@@zurnation3709he wants me to be really strong for the 1st minute then tire out really quick mate.