Which Is Truly THE BEST TRAINING Environment?

[@JaxBlade]

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[@LeenVee]

#IWILLACEND

[@LeenVee]

Also jack from one dbz fan to another plz can we get a kid gohan tough like the toons

[@katjean1600]

Hey Jack ,can you make a workout that involves Goku's fighting style?

[@ryuunishikawa]

My favorite environment to train is home gym and outdoor

[@Jack-kn1mr]

the one that gets you to train is the best.

[@JaxBlade]

DAMN STRAIGHT!

[@josephperkins4857]

Yep I work out at home

[@Bywndr-ld5zl]

#IWILLASCEND!!! Thank you for all your videos Jax!!!! Love this one and I have a lot of favorites of yours. First off 90s babies for life!!!! Secondly, I enjoy all 3!! Outdoors for the sun and being near a nice beach or park does wonders. Home gym if you can’t go out or too sick you can bust out a quick workout. Gym for the variety of equipment and social aspect all there. Can’t wait for more of your videos🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@ChrisDeVarro]

Facts

[@ABO7NK]

Exactly. As long as you get the work in, doesn't matter where you are.

[@sapientisessevolo4364]

Jax: acknowledges *he* invaded a bear's home and not the otherway around Ecologists: Finally a man of reason!

[@tbear8951]

I would say that I like a mix between outside and home gym because I'm farm boy so it's essay to find ways of working out in the outdoors but I also really like having a sacred place to work out, over all both are really fun to me.

[@JaxBlade]

Nice choices & makes sense since you can do multiple forms of training naturally when you’re working too

[@X_ASuccessor]

Superman was a farm boy so that's really dope

[@tbear8951]

@@X_ASuccessor it is really dope 😁

[@thetexan2127]

I would do a combination of both home & outside. When i step outside, i make it exclusively for cardio & overall conditioning. I would love to bring the weights outside (especially when i get me some kettlebells), but i dont want them to get dirty or worse... A neighbor's dog or cats get in the way during a toss; they're always are jumping around waiting for me to give them food/treats again 😒. I dont mind revisiting a local gym though, but I'm on a budget right now lol

[@JaxBlade]

OOOF yeah random animals when working out is always a bummer but love hearing your take!

[@justinthompson6364]

Same, albeit for different reasons. As an introvert who doesn't really like driving, just getting to a gym is a hit to my energy. Fortunately, I'm still at a point where I can challenge myself with bodyweight exercises and improvised equipment, so I can do a lot of stuff at home. The rest I can handle with a run around the neighborhood, preferably late when the air feels nice and _I_ feel less awkward. Eventually I'll probably reach a point where I need better equipment to get the most out of it, but who knows. By then I might be able to buy more. Or maybe I'll have some extra confidence and going out to a gym won't seem like a big deal anymore.

[@user-et6xw6fu1q]

I run outside, rain or shine, I love it. And people will drive past and give me a thumbs up sometimes, which I think is sweet. As for weight training, I own all my own equipment - I feel like there’s no room to make excuses to not work out when your barbell is literally staring right at you when I’m sitting on the couch watching tv, haha. And I don’t have to worry about driving to the gym in bad weather, having to share stuff with some juice head who’s busy filming himself, etc. AND I can play my anime AMVs to get me pumped, haha.

[@JaxBlade]

HITTIN me to my core especially with the AMVs blasting haha

[@laisphinto6372]

Best would BE having some Activity in your daily Work Environment,why pay for Gym membership.when you have to Work and get Money from your hard Labor.

[@BriggSnipes]

7:44 Was a MASTERPIECE BRO HAHAHHA love the reference xD

[@forkempty]

I love that I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream reference near the end.

[@controllerfreak78]

7:45 was not expecting a “I have no mouth, and I must scream” reference in a Jaxblade video

[@thisguy4112]

7:44 I have no mouth, and I must scream. Well done, sir.

[@andrewhitfield8314]

Jax just never disappoints me, thanks for the great video once again!

[@rashodmasters4299]

#IWILLASCEND Hey, i understood that tick rant reference 😀 Im currently in the process of building a pull up bar in my backyard. Ive gotten other equipment over the years (bench, dumbells, etc.) But i havent pulled the trigger on training because im not mentally there yet. Once the bar is done ill get on it though because pull ups were the only workout i enjoy. Also, i couldnt agree more about the wheyfu section. My friends think im just being horny brained but i legitimately admire their physiques and dedication

[@geowolf9139]

#IWILLASCEND!! Thanks Jax for another awesome video. I'm trying a combination of both outdoor and home gym depending on my work out. Resistence/calisthenics inside and cardio outside since I'm in an apartment.

[@shercove]

I started working out in a gym and slowly (over the course of a decade) evolved to working out at home (just kind of naturally) as I gathered knowledge and experience. The gym helped give me that drive and desire to stay consistent with my training that I may not have developed had I tried to start at home. At home I feel like I can push myself further, condense or extend a workout, and spontaneously train if I get hyped. Also if I truly wear myself out, like Goku on the way to Namek, I can literally crash out on the spot.

[@Strike48]

I don’t really have any home equipment so I go to a commercial gym, but I LOVE the feel of working out outside it just makes me feel so free and like I’m “one with the world.” I know it sounds cheesy but it’s true.

[@thatonesaiyan6309]

if you have the right mindset, space, and a designated amount of money you're willing to invest, i definitely say go for the home gym. you just have to flip the switch in your mind that nobody else can work out for you, and that if you ever want to be in good shape, you have to work out, even when you dont want to. and for those looking to build a home gym, the first things id recommend investing in are: - a set of dumbbells (if you want to save money, get adjustable ones) - a bench - a pull up bar - a barbell and plates for that barbell - some kind of squat/power rack with safety bars to limit depth (can also be used for bench press if you don't have a spotter, but be careful) many also come with a built in pull up bar. - bands of varying tensions

[@JaxBlade]

Beautifully said!

[@DarkVeghetta]

Haven't thought about a squat/power rack yet or the bands... I'm not even sure I have the space for the rack in my spare room, but I'll keep the suggestion in mind. The rest are all items I want to acquire for my future home gym, just as soon as I get rid of some old furniture (couch, lounge chair) that hasn't been used for anything other than storage for over a decade.

[@sidyT9]

Been doing home workouts for years and finally signed up for a gym for the first time today. Guess I'll find out soon which one I like more

[@JaxBlade]

oOoh dope dude keep us posted after a few weeks!

[@X_ASuccessor]

So how did ya like it?

[@sidyT9]

@@JaxBlade Well, took more than a few weeks but thought I finally write an update. I definetly prefer going to a commercial gym haha. I felt like I kinda got stuck in my progress after only doing home workouts for years and now that I've been going to an actual gym I can finally see progress again. In hindsight though, a big reason for that is probably that going to a gym made me fall a lot deeper into the fitness rabbit hole so I researched a ton which made me realize there was definetly a lot I could have done to get better results at home but anyways going to the gym with tons of equipment feels like going to a toy store compared to my old 10kg dumbbells at home.

[@mymindbecomesacomicworld9969]

Okay I’m on the ticks part of this video, and I just wanna bring in a quick story about them. So during my senior year I mad it a habit to walk around this nature fulled park very close to my high school. Usually, I would walk around their with my best friend (who I knew for years, and still is my BFF till this day) We would walk their pretty early bc one good weather, and too to kill sometime. So after our walk, we head by to our school, and through the half the school day I wasn’t outside yet. So it’s lunch time, and I went to my art class, which during lunch time I would finish on a few art pieces. I remember it was me, my current gf, and few other friends. As I was working on my art work I felt a weird crawling sensation on my neck, which I haven’t felt whatsoever all day. So I naturally put my hand on my neck, grabs it, looked at it, and freaked the hell out. I immediately threw it onto the ground, squished it flat. My gf figured out what happened, and laughed. I told her I think I was traumatized because this was the first time a ticks was on me, and I knew how dangerous they can be sometimes. She laughed harder at me. So through out the whole day I was traumatize for awhile now. The whole day I kept feeling like something was crawling on me, but nothing was there. It was just my brain just being paranoid liked crazy. So yeah F ticks.

[@JaxBlade]

I GOT SHIVERS READING THIS!! THEY NEED TO BE OBLITERATEDD

[@mymindbecomesacomicworld9969]

@@JaxBlade We have a few option to obliterate them. We have the Eren Yeager option, the Terraformars option, and the stay in our rooms and never touch grass again option. Now me personally I’m leaning a bit to the Eren Yeager option a bit bc its quicker.

[@AutomotiveTest-z5e]

I usually do home gym - I have a door frame pull up bar, handles for deficit push ups and a weighted vest, but don't need much more. I like it most because its convenient, clean, dry and yeah - no bugs. With that said I like to switch it up some times - most commonly using a calisthenics park when the weather is nice or even a gym at a hotel when I'm traveling, and there is no park with pull up bars close by. This one time, i was working out at a calisthenics park at around dusk. There were some other regulars there too, although none of us knew each other, we usually just greeted one another and said bye when we left. On that particular day it started to rain, nothing too serious, just a light drizzle. But man, the feeling of the rain, the music (at the moment I was listening to some Slavic / Nordic music), the dark cloudy weather ,this being in the middle of a wooded park and everyone just being focused on their own sets/exercises really made me feel like we were a band of warriors preparing to go to war. Really hyped up the motivation - probably one of my best workout experiences.

[@TrueWolfKing1]

I will admit I'm super blessed with my setup. My apartment complex has its own gym on the premises that is free to use, no one really uses it but me, and it's got a lot of windows for natural light in the morning. Plus, a TV that I can blast these videos on helps too. IWILLASCEND!

[@ayami235611]

I think nothing beats the feeling of working out in the early mornings outside in a park or in nature. A big con as a woman is that sometimes people would just stare while you work out and that's uncomfortable. But a combination of all three works the best. Home gym when you are down and just want to squeeze a workout or when the weather is not agreeable, gyms for the social element and outside for the vitamin D, feeling of refreshment and connection to the earth. Also, meditating in the nature is super awesome.

[@atarik4589]

I love a combination of all three, because I do my cardio outside, upperbody at home (pullups, push ups, dumbell excersizes) and do lower body at gym (squats, leg press, etc)

[@sallem5844]

Another part of that mercy of mother nature is when mother nature and Zeus decide to start fires because they can't just live with each other, they have to set fire to each other's shit

[@akonemanaba4183]

I’m blessed to have an amazing home gym with everything I need like machines and punching bags etc

[@justinweber4977]

I did not expect Jax to give us the AM "Hate" speech... nifty!

[@cristiianamador970]

I'm starting to improve my homegym (from just a kettlebell that my father used when he was like 20 and 2 resistance bands i bought in a ufc kit to nearly a whole gym set yay) and MAN its just get me pumped using my own stuff that i worked hard to buy and with my space and music, just makes me very happy improving in this little things hahaha, also love the i have no mouth and i must scream reference lol!

[@vineqar333]

discovered this channel a month ago, it’s good to be here for a new upload

[@fmbholyrunner3316]

Well I just work out where I can, I do a bit of lifting, and squats with my job, occasionally I'll do wall sits at work or in the shower. But recently I got out of habit because I've been working on moving into a new place with my wife, and when we get settled down. I'll be able to get into those habits, and help her with her goals. I'm just wanting to be healthier, and atm she's wanting to slim down. I'm really excited to actually get this done, it's been a long week and we're almost done.

[@JaxBlade]

Best of luck to ya dude youll def get there with consistency :D

[@NeoTokyo18]

I think it would be cool to one day see a video of all the equipment in your home gym. Maybe you could give some recommendations for equipment that you have used to those of us trying to start our own gyms too💪🏿

[@aTomallic]

Ticks are actually one of the reasons I have to remind myself I can't train outdoors! I actually recovered from Lyme disease when I was really young and while I'm not an expert on what could happen if I got the disease again I don't want to know. Especially don't want to take the chance when I'm in the area for Rocky mountain spotted fever! I believe I actually developed a phobia of grass because of all the critters in it

[@joaquinabdaladoumic7953]

I'd love to train at home following a Tough like the Toonz routine. However, I'm a beginner and don't know which is the best/easiest/safest one for me to do. Any recommendation?

[@tigerjin6086]

Jax made a video about which routine is best for you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGSrn2areq-snJY&pp=ygUWamF4YmxhZGUgd2hpY2ggd29ya291dA%3D%3D

[@Lifting1337]

You could probably go with any routine, but you would need to tone it down a bit. Let's say you go with tokito ohma tough like toonz. Jax uses in that video weighted calisthenics, which is something that you probably can't do, so instead you will do basic pushup/pullup etc. Without weight. If basic pushup/pullup etc is too hard, find easier variant (pushups - put your hands on higher surface. Pullups - use bands or if you can, do bodyweight rows). Ofc this is just an example, but just find a routine you like and adjust the exercises to your level. Have a great day

[@shaftsburry1773]

I love me a good park workout on the rings, it's always nice to get fresh air and sun when the weather's good, but also the professional gym has so many fun toys and in my home gym I'm king of the castle.

[@marshallhuffer4713]

I recently started going to a commercial gym, and I've been liking it more than working out at home. I live in an apartment, and I don't have the room necessary for setting up a home gym and it would be too expensive for me to acquire the equipment. Plus, I want to try and socialize with people, and the commercial gym is the place to accomplish that. It just gets boring to work out by myself without people to interact with.

[@Ledecral]

#IWILLASCEND I love doing cardio outdoors with my dogs, yoga and martial arts practice at home(I don’t have a good martial arts dojo nearby) and weight training at the gym. I’m about to hit 30 and I want to really dedicate my 30’s to physical health since I see people in their 80’s and 90’s who can still hike and snowboard and do all kinds of amazing stuff because they made health a priority in their life.

[@kickboxing3728]

I prefer home gym and outside - I don't enjoy commercial gyms too much (unless I'm working out with a friend) because the pure emphasis on bodybuilding puts me off as I have different goals myself when it comes to fitness.

[@dxddy_donnn9659]

Great that you just dropped this video Jax I was just now testing how training outside amplifies the benefits

[@chadwithautism]

Stimulus would be the main thing for me. There's more than one way to get to the top of the mountain and there's more than one mountain. Deciding between the best mountain to climb (atm) would be the main challenge imo.

[@BlackCatKali]

Some of the biggest improvements in my health and fitness took place in 2007 when I stopped going to commercial gyms and started training outside. I haven't set foot in a gym since. Granted, I live in Hawaii so outdoor training is a nearly all-year option. Nowadays, I tend to do at-home workouts in the morning and outdoor workouts in the afternoon. My favorite "gym" is Kaimana Beach.

[@elizabethw.6154]

Well, I loved the gym when I went... However, the distance is just killer for me. The time spent even just getting there and back, it's just takes way too many spoons and too much time. I'm trying to start to learn to use my home gym that I created, and maybe brave the sun outside now. But it's a learning process #Iwillascend

[@Leo-nard0]

I AGREE so much! OUTSIDE would BE PEAK if it wasnt for all the damn bugs, Great video Jax Also Love the AM I have no mouth so I must scream reference haha

[@metavanaj]

Fire content as always Jax! Keep up the good stuff! Actually a PT myself (albeit a young one with still much to learn) & I try to preach about the magic of training anywhere else but the gym - can be invigorating! I feel training can be (almost) anything, anywhere as long as you've got the will to do it! I've had long COVID for a while & at the moment, the gym feels too far (and it's only 10mins away!). If I didn't put the time into creating the home gym my health would have taken a much worse turn, I feel. Def a firm believer & practitioner of training in the hyperbolic gains chamber!

[@sidcada6071]

I love the AM attitude towards ticks xD

[@taryncao8089]

That tick had a mouth but he was to scared to scream

[@justoopy]

I should start investing in a home gym but their so damn expensive >:0

[@JaxBlade]

The earlier you start the more your future self will thank you :D

[@laisphinto6372]

Or do the Roman Thing ,l" what IS a soldiers worth when He cannot walk?" So march around 24 Miles everyday follow that Up with a forced march doing it quicker

[@elereaper]

Who knew Jax was so cultured. Didn't I wouldn't notice Madame Violet in this video lol. But I think I like the commercial Gym because it's a reminder to workout because I'm paying for it also it's in a different environment so I can focus more. Recently though I've been a lot of jump rope at home only because I was nervous I would look like an idiot at the gym.

[@ruvanstander]

If you choose home or outside and you dont really enjoy exercise so much and dont want to buy a lot of equipment, i would recommend getting a kettlebell or two dumbbells, you can do everything you need with that and get in really great shape

[@uexkeru]

#IWILASCEND! Done years of each. Preference now is the one where I feel best and focus the most. Garage gym - usually it's mixed up with other stuff, other people's stuff and all the problems of life, so if I'm lifting heavy at home I'm not gonna make near as much progress as I would in a gym. Can do tons of calisthenics and kettlebells at home no problem though, so I've learned to get a workout in wherever, whenever and with whatever equipment. Depends on the garage and whether you want to work out with like minded people or alone on that day/month/year. I have to love the process. Discipline will keep me on track during the worse times. Love will get me to the next level.

[@DrPie0licious]

If you can, I think it's a great experience to switch from one to the other if your routine starts to get stale. Personally, I really like the unspoken motivation/competitive nature between gym members. Anyone that has ever been to a public gym on a regular basis starts to give mental nicknames (or real names if you're social, I guess) to the other people, and eventually they become an obtuse form of motivation. "Man, I want to skip going to the gym today, but I know Anchor-Tattoo and Mullet-Tanktop will notice my absence. Guess I better go." #IWillAscend

[@DarkVeghetta]

As someone who's planning on regularly going to a gym as soon as my sleeping schedule will allow (insomnia = lack of energy), that's a great point and is an oddly comforting thought - presumably because of the implicit camaraderie.

[@rafynatorthevarietygamer1234]

Such a good and informative video, Jaxblade, I really love the points you raised #IWILLASCEND ❤❤🎉

[@estebanmares681]

#IWILLASCEND. I used to go to the gym, but my local gym got so packed I could never do what I wanted, so my pops helped me out and gave me a bar and some weights, and later on my friend and I built a metal squat rack from scratch that now sits outside in my backyard. So I kinda get a bit of best of both worlds for both outside and home gym. I live in AZ so sometimes it gets really hard to train out there, but I kinda feel like im in the hyperbolic time chamber when the temperature gets to extreme levels.

[@MD2x]

"It dep - i know!" Damnit you got me lmao

[@JubeiKibagamiFez]

That dude doing close grip pull ups..... CRAZY! #IWILLASCEND

[@perad1895]

outside in the nature is the biggest energy booster ( well when it's sunny anyway for me)

[@makp.2586]

All of them, treat them like choosing different arenas like in video game

[@CrusaderGabriel]

Already spent quite some time, money and space into building my home gym I'm not really going to a commercial gym as long as I live in this house... I'm an introvert who works at home (sitting in a computer all day) and hates driving, closest gym is about 15 min drive with no traffic, 30 with traffic, time that I would rather spend sleeping a little bit more or just sitting in the bench feeling I'm about to pass away due to the intensity of my routine, I walk no more than 100 steps and I'm already home (ready to work...) So for me it is definitely home gym. Some tips for people who are considering building a home gym: consider seriously what are your goals, if you want to lift big probably it's not the best option (even with security, some lifts can go horribly wrong and you would be better off having a spotter with you), if you want to build muscle (naturally) and/or lose fat then it may actually work, just mix some calisthenics with weight lifting, get the absolute minimal equipment youll need (bench, pull-up bar, dip station, Smith machine if you feel elegant, a weight bar and dumbbells that you can buy discs separately for and you're basically set, oh also a full body mirror)

[@Idontknowwhatamcdonaldsdoes]

I wasn't prepared for the I have no mouth but I must scream reference

[@royalbandit8106]

My gym is 4 hours from my house, 2 hours from work. Been going 5 years now. Not bragging, pleading for teleportation 😭

[@DarkVeghetta]

Two weeks ago I've come out of a 5-year-long relationship (7 years in total, on and off over 15 years and 4 attempts) and it has come to my attention that I REALLY need to train again. Certainly, I knew that for a few years now, but it's very easy to not do anything about it when your nearly-wife doesn't care about your expanding belly and you both live a hugely sedentary lifestyle (in my case, for the last 2.5 years, I usually only went out twice a month or so and she didn't go outside for months at a time). A partner not caring is an excuse, obviously, but now that I'm alone (save for my grandmother that lives with me), I have zero reservations about signing up and going to a gym - I even found a nice cozy one ~12min away from where I live that even has an optional sauna. The only thing keeping me from going there right now is my messed up sleeping schedule that has me currently waking up at 6pm with not a lot of energy. >_>' I need to fix that ASAP and then I can finally start working on reversing the last 2.5 years of sedentarism, hopefully working past my previous limits and eventually attaining the strongman physique I've always wanted. With that as a backdrop, I'd also like to mention that I'm very interested in setting up a home gym with at least a weight bench, a bar for pull-ups, a frame for my long-time-idle boxing bag, a treadmill for both myself and my grandmother, and my old PC that will serve as a workout jukebox. I've wanted a home gym for decades, but it's only recently that I've become a homeowner and have the spare room required... after I chuck out a 40-year-old bed, a broken lounge chair, and a wobbly table. I'm personally not interested in working out outdoors regularly (too many mosquitoes and weather fluctuations here), but I'm not against having the odd run once in a while. Now, at 36, I finally intend to walk on the road of steel. #IWillAscend Cheers to everyone in the comment section - we _can_ ascend to an improved version of ourselves if we set our minds to it!

[@U1TR4F0RCE]

Personally do commercial gym as I've found without actively doing programs or a clear schedule I tend to slack off, with the same thing happening if I try to repeat previous programs. As such a gym that's walkable distance which can do six week programs was my best bet after having lost track of the three legged stool 4 months after getting into the best shape I had been in thanks to MIGHTY GUIDE. Wanted to try something else but didn't replace it with something as good and lost motivation.

[@JaxBlade]

Oooh dont worry king youll get there, build up those neural pathways again and if you need a program I got new ones in my description box but also on my KZbin. You got this! I believe in ya!

[@U1TR4F0RCE]

@@JaxBlade Thanks, starting to go to the nearbye gym and doing a program to help towards a concrete goal has really helped, just still need to work on the food and sleep feet a bit but I'll probably try doing a program or might even take up the email offer on training once I'm done for that goal. Spartan Race Sprint in town gives a goal that I couldn't do when I started but should be able to do by then also is where a commercial gym is really useful. But the videos on youtube are always enjoyable and the cooldown from mighty guide is a favourite for this new program as it didn't come with one.

[@TheSpeedDeamon]

I used to always do my exercise outside usually at a park using what was there or just out in some field but where I live now I dont have that so I just go to the gym. The gym I go to also boosts my energy cause im not the only one there who isn't going super saiyan with the weights lol

[@nicem1ha186]

If u are near a beach swim and run , if ur near a forest run , if you like near mountains run and hike , if you live near plain run .

[@top-notanalysis4942]

#IWILLASCEND - For me, I think it's between home gym or regular gym membership. Lugging my equipment to the park sometimes feels very chore-y and not great on my back. Plus the backpack is most certainly on its last legs by now. Can't deny that view though x)

[@wack6303]

That tick reference tho. Cultured. IWILLACEND

[@anderlightfoot2082]

I have a home gym. It consists of a pull up bar and 2 folding chairs. All together costs me $15. I have been doing calisthenics almost exclusively for almost 5 years. While working out alone is certainly fun, I have always wondered what it would be like to work out in a real gym or with another person.

[@remhauck1577]

#IWILLASCEND I do a combo of outdoor and commercial gym. My gym is five minutes away on my bike, so it's quite convenient to just hop over anytime. Outside I run rain or shine, and there's a park close by that's good for some calistenics.

[@Supreme0757]

Whatever naturally pulls you into train after a rough day

[@LeeF12347]

Training in the woods with gymnastics rings is the best 👌

[@silvergryffin751]

I will ascend. My house has a tonal system and I finally got a pull/dip area installed. I have tried with bands to get a pull up but seem to have better success at Plannet fitness with the weighted chin up/dip machine to gain strength to use the one at home. Was starting to the. Got injured in a car accident and finally got the clear to go all out at the gym two months ago. Took a month to ease into it.

[@dopestweirdo8703]

For me personally its the gym because i know my ass in my house would rather play games and sleep rather than get healthier. Going to the gym forces me outside of my house into a different environment. To me going to the gym isnt just a training of body but of the mind. As an anxious introvert, going to the gym allows me to practice my self confidence interacting with workers and fellow gym goers. Its also so motivating when you see people actually giving it there all that it motivates you also. Plus theres wifi at the gym so i can watch anime while on the treadmill, gotta be catching the latest episodes of demon slayer while im on the track

[@christophersmith6999]

You cannot go wrong, as long as it is WHAT TRULY MOTIVARES YOU TO BE YOUR BEST

[@SnuggleGuzzler]

the tick rant had me dying XD

[@JaxBlade]

THEY WILL BE OBLITERATEDDDDD!!

[@stevesteve8244]

I really thought the girl in the middle of the thumbnail was a character from FutaBu! Great video!

[@JaxBlade]

Thank you! & that’s HIBIKI Sakura from “How heavy are the dumbbells you lift”

[@tidepods5398]

Loved the, I have no mouth but I must scream, hate monologue towards ticks. I feel the exact same way

[@reeseblakeney7917]

Damn how'd I miss the notice for this. Another great vid Jax

[@JaxBlade]

Thanks for watching!

[@ajshiro3957]

I love my home gym because of the customization i can do

[@ExhibitJ92]

I will ascend. I like the outdoors and enjoyed the last gym I was at, but nowadays working out at home is most convenient.

[@lightrus6404]

you can always get some light equipment and combine home gym and outside gym, if you can get a pullup bar and 5 kilo dumbbells and your good

[@Laticia1990]

#IWILLASCEND great video Jax! Even just a walk outside boosts my mood so much. I have trained in the gym because at home I'm just gonna end up taking too long of a rest between sets. On my bed. In the form of a nap.

[@peterquinn9115]

I like the way you used the al hate speech from 'I have no mouth and I must scream'

[@eliezerascencio9554]

That " I have no mouth and I must scream " references

[@DarriusWilder7]

Great video jax❤

[@unnamedx2]

Mostly outside but i'm partial to both home and gym sessions

[@MidKnight4139]

I will ascend, for me it's home gym, it's convient safe and helps having the gym in your face as covid showed its best to have your gym accessible to you, it may cost you, but all most need is an olympic barbell and dumbell, adjustable bench and a weightrack and your good from there, and it beats dealing with outside and it beats a monthly membershio

[@retronimo]

#IWILLASCEND I love my current gym because it's just a ten minute bike ride away, so by the time I get there I'm already warmed up

[@dragonmasterjoe724]

Luckily for me I live in weymouth so all I have to do is walk up a little path and boom massive Forrest that connects to the beach with all the climbing trees and massive old mining rocks I could ever need. Boy I love England.

[@perad1895]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL that spider fear moment

[@rodeanalfanteforcadela7645]

In my experience, all are great; Jogging by the beach in the morning and then doing calisthenics afterwards, love the fresh breeze and the people you come across. Commercial Gyms, been to a boxing gym and the typical gym. Met people there, and spotted for me. And for now, i'm mostly home gym. I follow along your burpee and Push ups vids before lifting 😁. Great vid as always #IWILLASCEND

[@ravelordnito9211]

#IWILLASCEND I have no mouth and I must scream reference? Top tier!

[@ShyheemUnleash]

I willasend I like workout at home it’s so flexible and you can truly make it your own

[@mariusschleicher5046]

#IWILLASCEND. I expected anything, but the speech of "I have no mouth and I must scream." I used my homegym for a long time. Since I'm working at a Medical Fitness gym I use the machines there. The amount of money you save for not buying new weights is incredible. Just use what works for you.

[@RinoRelax]

Honestly I prefer Home Gyms.I like doing my workouts in private also I like how I build my discipline up by going solo and at home no less. I’ve been going for almost a full year now

[@JaxBlade]

Its great way to build that brutally strong vibe when going solo!

[@karmacop217]

Home and outdoors especially if your in a nice countryside place get some fresh air while you getting a workout in, I had a place in the mountains in Philippines rice paddies and everything open space quiet birds and sometimes and some snakes great for going out for running, I did a lot of that

[@idiotsplayinggames971]

I work as a celebrity lookalike so public gyms can be really irritating to train in with people asking questions and wanting selfies (which is fine just not when i'm training) so home gym FTW

[@hbtempest9854]

#IWILLASCEND I like working out outside when it's cold and in my humble home gym when it's hot out.

[@psychedelicmagikarp]

Bruh the "i have no mouth and i must scream" AM speech had me cracking up, but damn thats so true tho lmao i hate those little fuckers

[@judithmashiloane5678]

Nice video it really made my day. Thanks, 👍

[@ShadowMistNinja]

I will ascend, I would say I do a mix of outside and gym. I'm lucky enough that my work + apartment have gyms but nothing is like a walk or jog at the park. The hardest part for me is sticking to health eating habits. During work week it's pretty easy but on the weekends I eat too much haha

[@edwinn4822]

#iwillascend for me it's a 3 way tie for first. Working out at home fornthe days I feel lack luster but still need to move. Commercial gym for compound movement and getting the energy around everyone else improving. Outside when it's good days fresh air sunlight all things we need.

[@brandonwilliams2188]

Love both outside and commercial gym. #Iwillascend

[@supernovasavage2734]

I've never gone to a gym so i can't say, only ever done it at home and cardio outside