WORST PERSONAL TRAINERS |

The gym has many types of personal trainers. Some good, some bad and some ugly.
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[@zorlaaccaldirirlar]

those squats deserve an oscar lol

[@tylercherry7424]

zorlaaccaldirirlar the form was perfect

[@Autonimaatio]

Had me dying of laughter in seconds

[@greyknight5823]

I had to pause the video for a bit to compose myself.

[@fiveiffreak]

Bahahahaha!

[@Peter_1986]

Best form I've ever seen. 👍 He will squat a house in no time for sure. 👍

[@michaelsherman3472]

no mortal trainer can fix those squats

[@calebp1423]

Lmao

[@treyhughes3283]

This was the best comment in history

[@interestingtitle42850]

“No swinging, no swinging, nope...good...good job”

[@superduperjoi6800]

Lol

[@TonberryShuffle]

"No swinging..." *Swings harder*

[@theboltthrower8661]

@Taesu 😂👌

[@macmcheese2385]

Taesu same

[@keepcrawling360]

You forget about "the friend" trainer that doesn't ever train their client, just talks to them for 30 mins then has them go on the treadmill for the next 30 mins

[@carrieanneatreides6240]

Patrice O'Neal Yes!!!

[@lovinglight18]

Yep... all the trainers at my gym are like this. It's amazing when I actually see someone training vs socializing the entire session.

[@volted_blitz8230]

dtun94 good thing you left that gym. Those priorities are trash. Would like to have you as my trainer lol

[@mattmax11]

@@k92aida True. But at the same time you want the client to have an enjoyable experience and be comfortable around you.

[@BGSKG83]

If it's to the extent that it affects the session itself then I agree. A session should definitely be mostly about getting training(and tecniques) in. I've had a PT for about half a year now(she's due to go on leave in less than a month due to having a baby soon) I chose her, because I felt like we had a good connection. We do talk a lot... in between sets and while I catch my breath and I go from our sessions feeling like I actually did a good piece of work(and gone from using the small 4-6kg kettlebells to the bigger ones where I'm almost ready for the 20kg) I don't think I would have gotten a PT, had she not worked there and then my time in the gym would have been a fail as I would just go for machines all the time.

[@frankw3944]

The “tries to sleep with his clients” trainer

[@fitbullaussie9002]

lol

[@Gave-rf1hr]

There's wss nigga ass PT in my gym that actually managed to marry a rich girl....so Yeah

[@smurfpoppin4470]

I think you meant "clients try to sleep trainer"

[@burritodog3634]

@Jiu-Jitsu 4 Odin gimme the story

[@burritodog3634]

@Jiu-Jitsu 4 Odin about being a PT

[@Mike_lombardo]

Lol. I think the “unqualified” is the most common. Hahaha “boss called me back, employee of the month again” great stuff

[@Ex0dus111]

Mike Lombardo yeah, except actual unqualified trainers wouldn't Google anything, they just make stuff up. "Yeah it's called a Lat pull-down, because it's a lateral movement"

[@Mike_lombardo]

Ex0dus111 excellent point!!

[@lucasferreira-jornadadaflu6914]

Mike Lombardo i cracked up so hard at this part

[@annetorjusen1015]

I gotta say guys, in the whole Buff family, your dad is just the best actor. So natural in front of the camera, he makes me laugh every time :-D Also, Brandon, you look exactly like your dad...

[@purplenadz96]

His faces were so good when he was squatting. Literally had me laughing in the first minute

[@annetorjusen1015]

Well aren't you just a ray of sunshine!

[@fitbullaussie9002]

IKR Stellar performance Buff Dad!!! =)=)=)

[@kinzinger1]

one of the sons looks like Bryce Harper of MLB

[@pkdmartialarts]

Worst trainer or worst client?

[@dontparknexttome2591]

prajwal karate dojo I sometimes feel like the first one, when telling someone what to do, what not to do, show them how, and then let them do it and their form is so far away from what I told them that I just want to pull my hair out. Then I'm like, okay let's back up and go over the basics, starting with form and progressing to a correct squat. Then they're like, "I don't want to do the absolute basics." Me: "....... you can't squat and you're going to get hurt doing it like that." Them: "hhhhhhh. Okay I gues."

[@Nerdybdirty]

Man there sure are people who just can't follow directions and have no body awareness whatsoever. They're the most annoying to train, but just need to be patient.

[@christianolsen7834]

Have you tried just giving people one thing to do at a time? I find that if people have never squatted before (as an example), then it's hard for them to focus on more then one, maybe two things. Start them out with BW squats (disguise them as warmups). It's impossible to get injured doing a bw squat, so here it's easy to fix the basics in a squat, one at a time. Something like. "Okay. We start with BW squats for warmup" *They do a BW squat* "Okay, that's great. When you go down make sure your knees are pointing the same way as your toes" *They do a squat while looking at their knees and toes* "That's perfect. Now try and keep your chest up and look ahead" Then just keep going from there, at the end they can get to do a few sets with the bar, and it's usually pretty good by then. and then just remember that perfect form comes with a lot of practice, so don't expect them to be perfect from the beginning. Focus on what they are doing right more then what they are doing wrong. That way they are much more likely to keep doing that when you give them a new que, and it makes them feel great ;)

[@dontparknexttome2591]

Christian Olsen I agree, all of these are things that I do. I got one person in mind who I've worked with for a long time, and I'm not sure that he'll ever squat normal. When he squats he leans in on his right medial part of his foot and turns his knee in. I've got him doing bw squats because he needs foundational work. I think the next thing I'll do is wrap a band or towel around his knees to where he can push just past shoulder width and do bw box squats. His form is usually very wide, like a power lifter, but we're working on athleticism so I've incorporated plyos and he struggles with a shoulder width stance. The biggest thing I'm concerned with now is when he jumps, he does it from a power lifting stance and lands that way also, and I'm like "dude, you're going to have knee trouble if you keep doing that." And I've told him about the purpose of an athletic position. Honestly, we're in the middle of preparing for an obstacle race, but I'm not gonna schedule one until he starts adjusting because he's gonna get hurt the way he is right now. He just needs to want it more, and see how messed up his form is. I'm dead sure he's overestimating himself and thinks me trying to fix his form isn't necessary, but it totally is. He cannot get into an athletic position with just bodyweight, or resistance and if he can't do that, then he can't move safely. He also calls off training all of the time. Idk, it's just some people I guess. He just got married so that probably has a lot to do with the way he prioritizes things, and I can understand that. It just bugs me because he's not gonna go anywhere if we keep working half speed two days a week every week.

[@nosirrahx]

yes, is the answer

[@sp-nj9le]

"latimus dorki" loved it

[@vbhall3407]

Pretty sure the latimus dorki wraps plumb around the trapisius dipshitamus muscles...yup..pretty sure cause I pulled mine in the bathroom Workin on my forearms..

[@user-gw1li6jq5i]

@@vbhall3407 lmao

[@ringolennon4836]

sp you have gotten your 1000th like, congrats!

[@fawwezameerally3053]

my gym had not trainers. literally the buffdudes taught me how to lift

[@YoungSweezy]

Sounds like getting taught how to survive in a wild by a wolfpack

[@my2moneypits]

Mine has em they're no good anyways

[@pablotapia8237]

Oh my god that is so terrible jesus lord

[@igaveuponthischannel1058]

Pablo Tapia he wasn't complaining dummy

[@Leo-vr3bg]

I had my jacked brother yell at.

[@PradeepPurple]

Can I get a like for Buff Dad so he can make more appearances??

[@Peter_1986]

@@KEVIN-nf9oh I think Brandon and Hudson are about 35-36 years old today, so this could realistically mean that their father is in his 60s.

[@hello7646]

@@Peter_1986 i think he's 62

[@alx252]

Pradeep Kanchan ... poor dad... tortured by his sons...

[@PugLifeJM]

"Barbell bicep curls" and the guy is using dumbbells LMAO.

[@sunlight1172]

My bf is a trainer so i tied him up to bed and made him watch this entire video He is dead lmfao

[@nate4703]

@@sunlight1172 most disappointing Thing to happen to a man being tied to a bed

[@sunlight1172]

@@nate4703 dont worry he could rip all the ties before finishing the video

[@KaranSachdeva.]

Yeah that was the joke lmao

[@randomcreature3235]

@@nate4703 you watch as she sells all your guns for the price you told her you bought it for

[@fieryelf]

Those squats man LMAO

[@THEDRAWINGSTUDIO1]

fieryelf I've seen people squat like that in real life XD

[@hairydadder1168]

Missed out the ex-military PT instructor screaming in your face.

[@carloszepeda8341]

John Scott just motivation

[@SirenUniverse381]

Some of those become PEs.

[@KH-mx7bg]

The first skit spoke to me. I remember being a trainer at a corporate gym and sitting in my car drinking coffee offensively early in the morning, knowing I’m in for a full day of re-explaining the same concept I’ve told someone a million times.

[@TheCloneGuy97]

“What part of the body does the bicep curl work?” XD

[@Jim-eh7fu]

And, the Oscar goes to "Buff Dad"...

[@fletchergross9526]

That moment right before the burnout loses his shit when he starts breathing heavy and can't put his words together had me dying. I've been there. hahahaha

[@drakeisliklove1516]

Fletcher Gross he said he's been training him for 5 years lol

[@codygriffin8256]

Funny enough...thats literally how it is training MY dad. Seriously...lol I couldn't take it anymore.

[@thrillet840]

Forgot the creepy personal trainer that only became one to watch girls workout

[@doctorligma1083]

69 perfect

[@JackgarPrime]

Or even worse, to get a bit too eager with the physical queuing. Particularly on squats.

[@matthewmckenna248]

These skits are fucking awesome 😂.

[@windmolen00]

My first trainer would get mad at me when I asked her questions. Like, "Am I doing this correctly?" or "Do I have my elbows flared out enough?". Her literal reply was "As long as you are lifting the weight you are working out the muscle" Followed by me saying "Well I don't feel it in the chest, and my shoulder is killing me" and how she ended the conversation "Who knows what they are talking about? Me or you?" 6 months of working with her. Never activating my chest. All I had to show from working with her was a shoulder injury. On our last session when I couldn't move my arm correctly anymore without it hurting she told me that my shoulder pain was probably because of poor sleeping habits and that I slept on it funny. I had no idea how horrible she was until after I stopped working with her. Turns out shoulder pain shouldn't happen when doing chest workouts, and if it does happen there are things you can do to make it stop happening. I learned more from a couple KZbin video's then working with the trainer that cost me a few thousand dollars.

[@Jeronimo2322]

Windmolen I’m sorry you experienced that. I hope your shoulder is okay

[@jeromie89]

Missed the trainer that just stands next to the client doing the exercise but isnt paying attention or correcting them.

[@bossdog1480]

I was training people way back before they decided you needed a piece of paper to say you knew what you were supposed to know. Patience, and knowing the CORRECT answer to sensible (or not), questions. Also not pushing them too hard when they were new to it. You want them to succeed, not die.

[@AHalz]

The personal trainer who is in terrible shape themselves! I hate that the most

[@MAGAMAN]

Well, if you look at most football coaches, most of them are fat slobs, so being out of shape doesn't necessarily mean they are a bad trainer... unless they are like 20...

[@tacticalchunder1207]

Eh, that can be acceptable if they are older with a known fitness history.

[@AHalz]

Agreed...but the local gym I go too...I’ve seen so many 20 something year old personal trainers who are out of shape

[@JP-ge8lq]

Boris Sheiko... tell me how bad a trainer he is though.

[@bruhmoment4758]

Well I guess but at the same time someone could be out of shape but still do lots of research in fitness and be a good trainer

[@knightveg]

apart from alcohol, some times people will not listen even show them 100 times & help them do the right form, they still do own thing.

[@momqabt]

fatdepressedveg knight is it bad that as a person who self-taught through tons of research knows propper form better then a "certified" trainer?

[@knightveg]

see I get what people are saying, fitness qualifications reach a big market of people, were powerlifting/weightlifting/bodybuilding much small group,if a fitness personal trainers with no other qualifications in other sports then should not teach powerlifting/weightlifting/bodybuilding and so on.as for self-taught through tons of research, have they lean Anatomy and physiology How to maintain health, safety and welfare in a variety of fitness environments, including the safeguarding vulnerable adults How to programme safe and effective exercise for a range of clients, the health benefits of physical activity and the importance of healthy eatingHow to communicate with clients effectively, and motivate clients to adhere to an exercise programmeThe skills and knowledge required to plan and prepare a gym-based exercise programme with apparently healthy adults,Soft tissue dysfunction Sports injuries and rehabilitation & so onit fine might have years in the gym read few books, it not better then a "certified" train. myself I work in saw sawdust gym then got fitness personal trainers qualifications and did not stop leaning

[@momqabt]

fatdepressedveg knight yes ive learned anatomy and physiology, thanks to my mom, whos a rasiologys, the range of exercises and safe programming are a bit of self trial-and-error but mostly a combination of alan thrall and jeff cavalear. I have motivational skills, yes ;) and communication isnt an issue when the other person also speaks the same languages as i do. If no, then we start getting into problems xD Now with injuries i have problems but only because i didnt study - yet - physiotherapy, but i very much intend to do so. Also lets not forget about nutrition, yes ive delved into it and have rammed my head through a large chunk of data, combinations, information, gastro-intestinal biology, cell biology...yeah im a complex and thorough guy ;)

[@knightveg]

sorry I did not explain well, between non qualified and qualified be a personal trainer.it's great learning from books & training in strength training but it not same as qualified trainer,1) if a gym says they can insurance you it lie, you have your own public insurance plus personal cover you & client, as take some life in own hands. with out recognised qualifications you find legally you would big trouble2) recognised qualifications it not only read books & academic exams, you practice in a safe environment many subjects.3) with out recognised qualifications , would not no how to assess many different scenarios i.e food allergies/medical/physical/mental and so onyou wouldn't what Doctor with no qualifications to operate on you.

[@momqabt]

fatdepressedveg knight while i get that being certified is good, i think youre missing the point of someone being academically more knowledgeable without certification then an underqualified but certified person ;) Also as a previous restaurant manager and cross-trained demi-chef i know enough about allergies :D As i tried to elude to the fact: im very-very thorough with everything i do

[@Pyromancer]

This is my gym! :D So awesome, once again, to meet you gents.

[@buffdudes]

Great meeting you too!

[@joelreis5366]

As soon as i saw the guy hitting the bottle before even leaving his car, i knew i was gonna love this. This is brilliant. probably could add one more . "Helps on every rep" guy.

[@alitonio4359]

been there. my coach only had one line "not like this,like this" he never explained anything. im happy now all the info is available on internet. i literally learned/corrected my bodybuilding techniques from youtube n other sites.

[@reni5486]

With a client like that, I would be getting drunk too.. lol 😂.. so funny!

[@macectoman]

I was a personal trainer, so I certainly am biased. Though I felt sympathy for the clients in the second to the penultimate scenario - the last scene was of a "worst"trainer who victimizes another, seemingly competent, one - I must admit that I empathized with the trainer in the first scene! No doubt this is because I had a client who ignored virtually everything I said, as though I were not there. I couldn't understand (still cannot) why she would hire someone and pay him to offer advice, which she not only ignored but took deliberate and effective action to not hear: She wore earplugs during each session! (not kidding)

[@Wylie777]

You forgot the Trainers that literally tell their clients to overextend the patella tendon during every single squat rep by keeping their knees behind their toes... I hear this at work all the time. Since I care about the Training and Coaching that my clients receive, I don't force their bodies into detrimental pain.

[@jeromefuego3578]

The creepy trainer

[@jordangaldo4628]

This. Alternatively; and perhaps closely related, the easily sidetracked/distracted trainer.

[@TheIronArmenianakaGIHaigs]

Always like seeing Buff dad :D

[@Definitelynotanalienoranything]

Is buff dad a professional comedy actor because he is a goldmine waiting to be found!

[@chairific6794]

I had this personal trainer who would play Candy Crush while I was doing my sets and when I finished my sets she was like "really, are you sure, i didn't see you". Not to mention that most of the time she would cancel workouts, which is fine. Unless you find out about it when you reach the gym anyou have your personal trainer card, so you didn't bring money to pay for a regular workout.

[@blairparkinson8118]

I would say the unqualified is more the unknowledgeable. I would rather work with a highly knowledgeable unqualified person than someone who has done the certification but still knows f all about how the exercises and just relies on what they were taught during their classes.

[@kamilareeder1493]

Im late, but this is very true. I also think I can respect a trainer saying that they don't know, but will research and get back to me 👌 like if they miss one of my questions I don't mind, especially if they're young or new. Like I get not having everything stored in your brain 24/7

[@SpideruManu]

You missed “the womanizer”.

[@deleted44]

I would have laughed but I was too depressed by how true some of these are

[@xxcrysad3000xx]

One thing I always see the trainers at my gym doing to a new trainee is pushing them way too hard with either too much weight or too many reps, or starting them out with some super technical lift/movement that a beginner probably shouldn't be doing. It annoys the crap out of me and I feel bad for the poor trainee. Needless to say, I rarely see them come back.

[@shaunmeldrum4302]

4:49 - "Wow, you know a lot" "I do" 😂

[@KonElKent]

I quit a gym (and bought a barbell set) because my assigned "trainer" was constantly pushing stuff on me to sell. Imagine the typical "Crazy Larry" used car salesman, but pushing "advanced" classes and overpriced supplements, and not caring about the actual exercise in a 45 minute session.

[@brucejohnson6393]

This reminds me of when spongebob tried to teach Patrick how to open a pickle jar

[@brettjohnson536]

Don’t know if you can really blame the trainer for the first one. 😂

[@hs97__19]

The worst trainer is the male trainer who only trains females and continuously hits on them and stares as they’re doing workouts😂

[@nothin6121]

How's your fulcrum level going lmao

[@Saaammirai]

I actually heard about that on Buzzfeed. I need to leave my PT for not knowing this basic information

[@relaksj]

Josh Sienkiewicz fulcrum level wtf ! Super lol

[@romanogold82]

"The hypocrit" - the ridiculously out-of-shape trainer who is "training" other people how to get in shape lol. Thanks Brandon and Hudson have a great one!

[@carnivorehitman]

"Latimus dorky". My new favourite muscle.

[@ResistanceQuest]

They first one always frickin kills me. I used to work in a big-box gym and some of my colleagues-the older ones, the ones who'd been in the industry for 10+ years and still worked at a big-box gym-were like that. I once had a a client who was as uncoordinated and seemingly unable to listen as The Burnout's client, but mine had a good excuse: Asperger's Syndrome. Worked hard though

[@joaomanaia]

V Shred right there LMAO

[@kylekinnison3530]

joaomanaia lol

[@lukefisher9877]

JEFF AND BUFF DUDES ARE KINGS!!

[@akaikenji518]

Fuck V Shred

[@sankadill]

“Is that from a buzzfeed article?” 🤣🤣

[@sobster123]

"the Latimus dorKi yes very nice!!" 🤣🤣🤣 Oh My God he's so funny!! He's my favourite🤣🤣 HIS ACTING IS SO FRICKIN AMAZING!!!!!

[@Miguel-jh7fx]

"You know what, did i tell you to breathe?" "Well breathe." "Your caterpillars will be butterflies." Lmao😂

[@lovekeithurban12]

I was at a gym and they were literally too bored to get up and show me how some machines work; thank god for some bodybuilders who sat me down and taught me everything 😂

[@TomTobin67]

I had one PT who watched me eat a bowl of oatmeal and immediately put me through a hard workout and couldn't figure out why I vomited on the gym floor in the middle of the workout.

[@gabriellas2325]

Watching this in August 2020 after having discovered the Buff dudes about a week ago. The first one seem more like the worst client, the kind of person I could never tolerate for long. And those squats are the funniest and most impressive thing I've ever seen. :'D Like someone said, deserves an Oscar!

[@joshanderson3315]

"Hey, what are you looking at?" "Uh, pornography...?" 😂😂

[@roebuckmckinney]

Duke is a tremendous physical comedian.

[@vasudevtr520]

Buff dad looks young

[@Kyrious]

The buffness of his children prevent him from aging.

[@goldenwolf7154]

Healthy and fit is the way .

[@moumous87]

It started not as the worst personal trainer, but the worst customer/gym-goer...

[@Hellthrasher]

Holy crap this nailed it! Ultra awesome. . I honestly think 'The Burnout' can be a dark grim movie /series on its own. . had that vibe to it. Well done dudes!

[@noobyploxers]

Is it sad that I know all the “complicated” words and acronyms immediately?...or does that mean I’ve watched just enough buff dudes??

[@Drawsler]

Do you mean "biceps" and "lat"?

[@Ligkonakos]

Drawsler CNS

[@mrkiky]

central nervous system, ez

[@geobrunson9111]

No, it's great; What is not is to bury the client under those concepts ^^

[@fahadus]

Yeah but how's your fulcrum game?

[@Beastious]

"The Cookie Cutter" --> steals programs off bodybuilding.com and uses them on every single client they have. Doesn't understand what a static or postural assessment is. Probably couldn't tell you what to look for on an overhead squat which is one of the best dynamic movements you can do to get a visual of where the client has limitations. "The carbs are bad guy" --> couldn't explain or even spell out glycolysis and what the process is. Has clients go on crash diets where they are severely limited in calories to think the client is losing weight fast, but doesn't understand it needs to be a gradual loss.

[@jaredbis]

Every trainer will relate explaining, performing 50 times and explaining again and they still don’t know. That one killed me. “Oh ok. Yup. Good job”

[@msb1657]

I’ve had depression for half a year now and this is funniest video I’ve seen great job buff dudes keep up the good work

[@knightveg]

In the UK there's a voluntary registration where you have to prove that you've got actual qualifications to be a personal trainer Most gyms are now accepting people from this registrar. What is like in America

[@tacticalchunder1207]

fatdepressedveg knight except it’s easy as balls to get said qualification.

[@knightveg]

not in Britain, registrar of exercise professionals ( REPS's) is the golden standard, they set what standard qualification is need to work as personal trainersas well International portability REPs is a member of ICREPs, the International Confederation of Registers of Exercise Professionals, which holds the Global Standards adopted by all member registers. Through the mapping of standards at this international level, you have the option to bring in exercise professionals from other member countries, who will be recognised in the UK by REPs. The ICREPs member countries are:Australia ,Belguim, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Poland, South Africa, United Arab EmiratesUSAwww.exerciseregister.org/so like I said gyms are now accepting people from this registrar, won't hire people to work in a gym unless on the registrar as independent personal trainers who have not right qualification they would find hard to gain insurance for themselves & clients.

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

It's a free for all in America

[@sheldoncooper8199]

I actually feel VERY Sorry for the Burnout but great acting Skills in that Role

[@DavidChang-xq6br]

This made me almost spit my "coffee" out... I need to see the bloopers. I don't know how both of them held a straight face through these skits!

[@JohnstasBACK]

this series is so fucking good!! best fitness channel on youtube for sure

[@rudenutt]

You missed the super skinny personal trainers, that have never lifted a weight in their life but think they know it all because they've read it all in the books. The trainers similar to the poacher where they butt in while you're working out to ask you what you're workout on and start chatting to you for ages stopping you from actually doing your workout. The trainers that push you to failure on every single set for every single rep.

[@Gave-rf1hr]

Rudenutt there was this 130 lb PT at my gym that couldn't do a pullup. And he tells me that I'm not training correctly because my style is for strenght only ...all this while I'm doing pullups with 45s. I'm like yeah nigga keep giving me advice

[@jackm3672]

Just because you're not as strong or as big doesn't mean you know nothing. Where you're doing research and are being taught everything by qualified professionals even if you're not super strong you still know what to do and how to do it. I can't sauat 500lbs but I can definitely tell when someone's squatting wrong, and you wouldn't believe the amount of small mistakes most even professional bodybuilders and fitness influencers do.

[@GhostGuitars]

@@jackm3672 They dont have to be big, but if I'm getting lifting advice from someone (either gender or size) I want to see that they have increased their muscle mass beyond what they would naturally have. this shows they have been through the process and understand it from first hand experience. One gym I went to, one of the trainers had high school trampolining on his resume. Wtf

[@ondrazposukie]

haha I think the opposite, it's funny how all trainers have big muscles as is it qualified them to be trainers

[@jackm3672]

@@GhostGuitars So someone has to be enhanced for you to take advice from them? Hmm idk about that. I think that if you see their progression to where they are at and that they can prove they know their stuff. I think that's a good indicator.

[@msforest833]

I feel so bad for the first trainer! Haha ❤

[@dessertlimbo]

Emma Forest this is how i feel trying to explain form to beginners

[@graceandglamor]

Buff Dad on the smith machine had me literally crying laughing 😂.

[@SimplyKomplicated]

I miss these skits. You guys are amazing! Stay Buff!! 💪🏼

[@hippienizz]

Buff Duke was killing those workouts

[@jordy2299]

Oh my god I laughed uncontrollably at some of those exercises he did wrong

[@HrishiBaney]

I'm so glad you dudes weren't slacking off while posting the cutting series videos; but were making more content to post after the series

[@martinjo3414]

man that opening scene was hard to see for me that was nearly me years ago im 7 years sober this year and just started training again after 8 years off your videos are amazing love the humour and i can only hope to be as buff as you guys 1 day :) thank you for your hard work

[@bossdog1480]

You missed the one who talks about himself ALL the time and keeps checking himself in the mirror.

[@BigLiftsITA]

5:07 when you manage to go to the bathroom during a math test

[@ACarpenter89]

The drill sergeant, the trainer who doesn't care about your goals and makes everything his preferred workout style, the trainer who steals your workouts. The perverted/horny/overly hands on trainer, You can for sure make a part two with those guys.

[@mopey76]

I had a trainer bring his friend along during one of my sessions. He barely talked to me and when he did it was about hot girls in my grade. It was super weird.

[@Chrillee]

This man squats like a crossfitter

[@taco564]

These are the trainer at my gym

[@Ubersubzilla]

Matt Cioanca I remember once a new trainer came to my gym and saw me squatting atg and he freaked out saying "Going below parallel is bad for your knees! Just use leg press for safety!"

[@advocate_of_HAKAI]

Props to Buff Dad for making it through those messed up squats 😂😂😂 goddamn

[@andrewroberts6588]

"Unqualified" + "Super Excited" = my 24 hour fitness 1 on 1. Worst possible experience. Love your videos and tutorials guys! Keep the good content rollin'!

[@mbplwiley]

Buff Dad is always such a good sport.

[@benycool10]

6:14 i think that "Complicated" part should be apart of the "Unqualified" because the rectus femoris is not a part of the hamstrings

[@ADDIDASSSSSSSSSSSSSS]

Hi Buff Dudes and Buff Dad! Outstanding job on this video as it was most excellent. You guys rock!

[@lurklingX]

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh "the complicated" 😂😂😂 wow this vid is one of the really FUNNY ones! LOVE IT!

[@rippedrick9690]

As a personal trainer I seen everything 😂😂😂 best job ever lol

[@supashyarc]

Their father is well built at his age without hitting the gym.

[@TheCreator919]

doesn't he have a gym on his house? lol

[@EdwardGFunk]

he hits gym son. and he hits yo mamma...

[@dannykaragic8856]

That proves the two brothers have the genetics

[@ddrrqqful]

Buff Dad. Good to see you again. You are a pure academy award winning actor. More buff dad please!

[@6174ever]

I just watched one of your videos from 4 years ago,outdoor training, it's good, but this one shows how far you've progressed. Every year you get better.

[@knightveg]

missed some1) the flirter ( male & female) like to talk & flirt with sexy people with little bit exercise content2) Female personal trainer, always right, superior attitude, avoid weight training3) male & female trainer who don't workout only have some knowledge of exercises.4) the blag male & female who convince the right trainer.----------------------my last job in a gym, my manager told me off give some basic workout plans, he was say that personal trainingI turn around said if that personal training, then the trainers must be limited with knowledge base, as any fitness instructors can give out personal work-out plans , it contents what make it personal training

[@adelest9500]

how about that one who tells his/her client to do something and then doesn't even look at what they're doing

[@knightveg]

Adele Stankeviciute I call that the flirter or the Braga, the flirter more interested in chatting and eye the tenant The Braga, convinced everyone they know what to do but have little knowledge apart from what they've been trained

[@adelest9500]

or they just doesn't care :D

[@knightveg]

Adele Stankeviciute yep lot of those as well

[@LoneWolf88849]

Upload bloopers as well

[@MAGAMAN]

"Five years I've been training you and you don't even understand how to push the weight above your head!" I think this one was more a a worst personal training client. He drove the poor man to drink.

[@drifteraustin]

No swinging. *Swinging intensifies* Lmao

[@RyanH2198]

I loved this 😂😂

[@tomasferreira9280]

you missed the girls personal trainer, just help girls and love talk with them for 30 minutes in the same machine

[@MAGAMAN]

0:37 this had me laughing so hard. Buff Dad did a great job on being the worst client ever.

[@SirenUniverse381]

The "bournout guy" has the thought "I am surrounded by idiots." going through his head all the time.