There's not much left in the world that is both good and free. Thankfully this channel is one of them and the information/entertainment you provide. Thanks again for the great content on a regular basis!

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother. It's a mission of mine to ensure Pound for Pound Armwrestling always remains free. For me the business model is to achieve the biggest audience possible with genuinely entertaining content.....and then be able to give genuine advertising value to sponsors.

@christophercorsiga4088

5 жыл бұрын

Pound for Pound Armwrestling wow! Nice to hear that you have sponsors bro. 😄

Half of Devon's strategy is mentally defeating his opponent by the first match ("I'm waaaay to strong for you, Jerry!")

@Siberius-

5 жыл бұрын

And in a match he probably would feel stronger in a way.. Even if you know he's not. But the mind games are always fun.

This is brilliant!! And you won't find this explanation anywhere else, this will teach everyone why Devon looks like he's losing all the time in training. Thanks for this Ryan, great tips.

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother. I am a huge fan of table time this way. I spend about 80% of my table time like this, and it has served me very well.

I don't arm wrestle but as a new fan of the sport wanting to explain the more technical aspects to others and get them into it, videos like this are gold. Great stuff!! It's also very refreshing to hear Devon's last name pronounced properly lol. Larratt not LeRat.

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dave. That makes my day to hear that from your perspective as a fan of the sport that this is good value for you. I'm on a constant mission to ensure that value is delivered 💪💪 As always, thank you incredibly for your support of the channel!

Thank you Ryan for all the great videos, Soren

I didn't know a lot of things that you explained in the video.So happy I learned something new :).Awesome video Ryan!

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother

That's really clearly and informatively explained. Thank you! Makes me respect the professionals in this sport all the more. There's so much intricate detail in arm wrestling and it certainly is not a walk-over sport.

Amazing video. The depth of your explanation is incredible

Amazing sport. I’ve gotten into it a lot in the past few months. You have an awesome channel I love your videos.

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother! Your support means a lot.

This is awesome man! Thank you!

Brilliant video!!! Ryan....u my man have shared some seriously good stuff in the past 👌👌👏👏 -Ritesh

It’s weird there aren’t any other comments pointing on your obvious ball-scratching at 1:18 lol good video despite that! Haha

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Haha...that one is on auto pilot for me. Lol. I'd probably do it in front of the Queen without even thinking.

@SeemsLikeSomething

5 жыл бұрын

Pound for Pound Armwrestling Haha! Nice 😂 On another note, really think you nailed the basic understanding of how Larrat does it. Well done and gives us an idea of how to train better if that’s how we want to do things, thanks!

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother! Really grateful for your feedback

@mynameisnobody3931

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha 😂

@jrhawk

5 жыл бұрын

SeemsLikeSomething 👌...ball gazer !

This is a really great video! awesome explanations and very valuable info! Awesome!

Wow great video... I am new going into this sport... still have a lot to learn and your chanel is one of my favorites for that. Thank you and blessings from Paraguay in Southamerica.

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Legendary!!!! Thank you incredibly for the kind words and the support of the channel!!

Thanks for elevating the sport Ryan

Really valuable information, thanks a lot !

Perfectly explaned !

Thank you very much Ryan :)

I love this!!! You're awesome

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother

Big blue, that was a must watch video.

Friggin awesome!

Wow, great analysis!!

Really cool video, great stuff. Also, Devon is really strong. Even he says you must be strong everywhere.

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

100% Devon's fundamental strength is enormous. The good thing about practicing this way is that you develop strength in areas that give incredibly high value to the combat side of the sport.

Yo great vid Bowen. Staying tuned 💪

Wow glad I watched this.... I’m going to try it :)

I don't arm wrestle, but.. I watching videos about arm wrestle, train like arm wrestler and people in the GYM staring at me because its looks stupid

@onthe1481

5 жыл бұрын

Wtf..lol

@DANGJOS

5 жыл бұрын

Lol same here bro! I don't get too many stares yet though

Excellent analysis

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother

Step 1: be Devon Step 2: repeat

This is marvelous! Sooo much technic to it, a different philosophy on how to see armwrestling which is also super effective. So as you Blue, take and put a lot of Devons tricks in your play, let as all embrace this new generation of arm wrestlers coming, who inspired by it will make it a passive sport. No big hits, no aggressions, attacks... Veeery interesting.. Looking forward to it... clap clap clap..

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

I'm a little confused...are you a fan or hater of Devon Larratt Style Armwrestling? Hits certainly still exist with this style....shorter armed pullers can't use this method as effectively as long armed pullers.... so hits are still necessary. But training this way certainly gives you immense hand awareness

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks as always for your support of the channel

@stefpatras

5 жыл бұрын

Pardon, my langauge mistakes.. I have huge respect for Devon, he is a mastermind. What makes the sport interesting though is both him, and his sometimes bigger and almost always stronger opponents. They come full force with the ''traditional'' arm wrestling force on the table.. Now what i am afraid happening is Devon, been probably the most popular arm wrestler now, changing the approach to the whole game. He is a genius for coming up with this but how interesting would it be, seeing a match of Devon against '' new Devon''...

@stefpatras

5 жыл бұрын

Hits exist in this style? Awh you mean those at 4th round + after the opponent has been exhausted?... One more thing, i saw the interview, Larratt, he always counts his words and speaks well structured and with arguments but sorry, its both technic and endurance, equally important. He has been arm wrestling with Brzenk, Lupkes... Is he claiming that he is that much more advanced from them? Really?....

It's just amazing how Devon larratt is just different from the others like the way he armwrestles is just different from the others, that's another thing that makes him what he is today.

Hey man, i'm new to the sport but quickly falling in love. Can you do a quick video covering all different techniques, like cupping, proanating, top-rolling, hooking, soopination, inside match or outside match...would really appreciate

Super interesting!

Great video!

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Brad!

Good vid man!

Hey Ryan. Love your videos. Thank you for the time you take to share this information. You are a God send to the amateur arm wrestler which I am. Got into the sport at 52 years old because of my 16 year old daughter. Love the sport. Your videos help me so much. Genuine Thank you man 😂💪. Take care and wish you all the success. Hope we cross paths one day. I live in Alberta

@ryanbluebowen

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words brother 💪

Great video, should have more views

Awesomely video man!! I think this one is your best yet.

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother!

This is so cool

Ounce you got to the Matt mask match comparison I totally understood the technique very nice larratt is so slick lol

If you can practice with a partner while explaining these things that would be icing on the cake, just a suggestion

How to become a Michael Todd style armwrestler. Just in case no one knew.

@abcwarrior91

5 жыл бұрын

Break ur arm a thousand times.

@justadevil432

5 жыл бұрын

imagine your oponent holding a gun in his hand and you are trying to hide under the tabe

@vladmarius9181

5 жыл бұрын

Just ask Monica Lewinski ... it’s all about being under the table . Toaaadd also can give a good blow.

Mind=Blown

That makes a lot of sense.. like a constriction method (snakie). Makes sense why his opponent is more out of energy after it seems like Devon should be more out of energy via fighting back that much.. but really he's just filling the gaps and using static holds, which doesn't use as much energy as being on the attack does. Then he can finish them off, where as they struggle a lot more to finish him off. Somethin' like that.

You hold their surge & finish when they’re burning out.

Devon is like water, he shapes his style to his opponent.

@kasparov9

5 жыл бұрын

Be water my friend!

Arm Wrestling is now my favourite sport after MMA, my favourites are Michael Todd and Andriy Pushkar. Please make a video on how to Wrestle like Pushkar and Todd

Good video mate!! Actually this video only explains the outline. Devon's style, strategy, technique is way deeper than you can imagine.

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

It most certainly is. As you say, this style of practice is the foundation of the way Devon moves. The intricacies of the sport go deeper and deeper indeed. You could analyse any one particular movement of Devon's and find many, hard and soft counters, traps, dead spaces and deceptions that he is instinctively applying to his opponent. I truly believe he is the leading Armwrestler in the planet when it comes to mastery of the sport

@mikerosa1276

5 жыл бұрын

true ✌✌

Wow the Master Po of Armwrestling!! Snatch the Pebble From My Hand, Grasshopper..

Haha I will bet that you saw recent video of Devon with big Frank. Great idea and great vid!

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

I did. It was a great interview. I've been training like this for 4 years however. Ever since Devon came to Australia in 2014. He set us on a good pathway

what do you mean "not using your bicep"? to keep your arm from being extended, you must use it

Thats so fking Smart...sad thing is i have 0 people to train with

💪

Devon talks them to death

Now make a video on how to wrestle like Michael Todd

I tried devon larratt style but it didn't work far me now i find my way arsen liliev way

Will you break down Devon VS Matt match?

@kasparov9

5 жыл бұрын

He's already done it.

@corradosoprano8677

5 жыл бұрын

kasparov9 I meant the new Wal 405 match. So much going on and being said in that match lol

@kasparov9

5 жыл бұрын

He's done that too, its in one of the videos with John

@corradosoprano8677

5 жыл бұрын

kasparov9 really? awesome! I'll look for it as soon as I finish this message. Thank you 👍

Deveon Larratt style

When in video title is Devon or Larrat then u all must expect more, more, more views! This is the truth when we talk about armwrestling!

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

His name is definitely the most searched term in the world of Armwrestling!

That’s what armwrestling is all about, arm on arm with solid technique. I do not like the Kings move, to much bad form with it. Devin and Dennis is going to be a great match at Armfight 50.

The only thing I disagree with is it seems like you're suggesting that Devon doesn't have superior endurance to most people or armwrestlers. Devon's actual stamina had a lot to do with it and what you're talking about greatly complements that. Devon used to do a lot of running apparently, and unfortunately he stopped.

hey, wasn't you the guy that doesn't know so much?

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Haha...that's me ;)

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Punishment for picking Matt Mask to win. Hehe

@Zodiac1478

5 жыл бұрын

...and Devon calls him FAT^^

What If The Person Just Put's Them Down With Blunt Force .! ?...

Devon* my dude.

#WAYTOSTRONG

💪💪💪👍😎🇳🇴

5 Days

THIS is why, Devon Larratt is only gonna get better

Devon Larratt wins through combination of elbow lock, false starts and trying to gain the position on grip lol. If you try _Devons techniques_ you'll get fouled out of any serious match. Having an arm that doesn't straighten and using it to tire out opponents isn't really _endurance,_ is it?

Hey @Ryan Bowen since you started uploading on KZread until now I've seen a lot of forearm development on you. How much stronger have you gotten? What exercises have been the most helpful too you for your Armwrestling development? Any interest in helping a guy program a routine? I'll PM you on Facebook messenger and we'll go from there. Thanks Mate !

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

Hey ash, check out www.poundforpoundarmwrestling.com/pages/armwrestling-coaching I can certainly help you with a program

@onthe1481

5 жыл бұрын

:-) yup

I'm sharing all opinions down there, man actually explained it perfectly, just wishing only we see this and not the real armlestlers o prospects hahaha, coz they gonna copy!

Imho Larratt's technique sucks vs top roll specialist. I never understood why he never improved his top roll one.

01:18 Skandal

@wothanar8516

5 жыл бұрын

He really does know how to use his hands like Devon...

Can anyone name a european puller with similar table IQ to Devon?

@ryanbluebowen

5 жыл бұрын

I've always held Prudnik in very high regard for table IQ. Engin Terzi is another. Their table IQ comes across differently from Devon's due to their shorter levers. But they are both masters in my eyes

Instead of talking to people when Devon is in that final position, why not put on an act and pretend he’s really struggling? That way he can continue to bleed his opponent and make them that much more drained for the next match.

the loser in november in armfight between Cyplenkov & Larratt will fight with Zhoh!!!!

i like hes technique, except for the part when he is up against someone better and he tries to squirm away by ripping his arm off the table, just to go to straps. (like his last battle with brzenk) pretty pathetic tactic if you ask me

@johnmcmillen4540

5 жыл бұрын

... and like his last battle against Matt Mask

@Lesliecruz96

5 жыл бұрын

en este deporte gana el mejor.

@kbrank1962

5 жыл бұрын

95% of elite level matches end up in straps mate.

@SZ-ZS-

5 жыл бұрын

@@kbrank1962 except Devon is willing to break the rules by moving his elbow off the pad to take it to straps. Its the equivalent of someone in basketball tripping another player who is about to score. Just because they would rather have the penalty/foul. Cheap ass tactic

@kasparov937

5 жыл бұрын

You're right dude its pretty poor sportsmanship.

I am the first viewer

So..Devon is not really strong, nor is he really endurant.... ? Go figure