Don't miss my last video on perfect squat technique: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lHmqmKV8l5Woc5s.html Next week we'll be covering the hip thrust and then it's back to some more upper body stuff from there! Enjoy!

@Tinyppman

5 жыл бұрын

Jeff! Know im going to love this. I Would love to see a Perfect Posture Video one day, that's one thing I'm always working on and I think is a huge battle for the majority of people out there!

@nllc9779

5 жыл бұрын

@@Tinyppman perfect posture doesn't exist.

@Tinyppman

5 жыл бұрын

@@nllc9779 care to explain?

@nllc9779

5 жыл бұрын

@@Tinyppman If you always have the same posture, even if it's "good" posture, you're just creating strength and neurological control in that specific posture. As soon as you break out of that you can potentially be uncomfortable or get injured. It's important to just move and be in different postures. So when you say perfect posture what specifically do you mean? If you are doing an exercise and the posture you've developed is preventing you from doing the movement without feeling pain, then that should be addressed. But just focusing on posture because posture is supposed to "fix" everything, as if as human beings we are only designed to move a very specific way and we are inherently broken and in a bad position if we are not doing or having a specific movement pattern or are not flexible and we must fix ourselves then I see that as an issue. I agree having slumped shoulders and craning your neck forward doesn't look very attractive and if you want to have "better" posture for that then sure, that's totally fine. In terms of stretching and flexibility (which you didn't necessarily mention but it falls into the same category of thinking) there is zero evidence, zero, that shows that being more flexible - that is to say hyper flexible - is better for long term health. It's actually the opposite because you have to develop strength in those positions or you are more prone to injury. Think of gymnasts and ballerinas. They constantly get injured and they have great flexibility and mobility but they don't have a lower risk of injury.

@Tinyppman

5 жыл бұрын

@@nllc9779 hold on there, man. You jumped the gun big time on this one and I've definitely heard this argument before. For me "Perfect Posture" doesn't mean always having (proper standing posture) in every other moment you do, as I agree that's not productive at all and you will get hurt. For example someone shouldn't have their shoulders retracted during the OHP due to then developing improper overhead mechanics, that kind of thinking comes from lack of understanding of mechanics and anatomy. That's not what I'm talking about. you cannot deny the majority of the time individuals will spend not in the gym but outside at their desks/else where in situations where proper sitting or standing posture and developing those neural pathways IS important for proper Muscular output and preventing imbalances. "Slumped" Shoulders or Forward Neck posture might seem fine cause it doesn't bother someone in the gym when they possibly do correct themselves, however eventually it will catch up to them outside of the gym. You also created a false dichotomy between "more Flexible" and "Hypermobile"which is dangerous for individuals. I agree that People need to be Prescriptive in their Flexibility routines and not just Stretch everything out without proper knowledge or it can do more harm than good. However having adequate flexibility and Strength and stability in those positions is important, going back to the OHP. Without proper cervical positioning, flexibility in the lats, and stability in the shoulder musculature, you cant safely perform it. Most individuals aren't aiming to be gymnasts or ballerinas dude so that's not the best example to use. What studies are you referring to? Care to link any of them?

If I learned one thing from this, it's if I wear a backwards cap my form will fail!

@cappsbriley

5 жыл бұрын

But..... your avi

can we just take a moment and appreciate how much effort Jeff and his team put into these videos. Absolutely insane

@laurenb916

5 жыл бұрын

no. he gets paid mucho denero to film stupid videos and workout. no i will not appreciate him.

@jofriedman4528

4 жыл бұрын

YES! Big time appreciation. They're so professionally done, comprehensive, intelligent and he's obviously applied those principles to create his own brand and successful business from scratch. That man deserves every penny coming his way.

@ladida7728

4 жыл бұрын

@@laurenb916 Well then dont watch his videos. Wow what a jealous person you are.

@rajsharma3623

4 жыл бұрын

@@laurenb916 buddy so then why dont you make these "stupid videos" and make some "mucho denero" may be you are the stupid here dont you think ?

@JesusMedina-ty6pi

2 жыл бұрын

@@laurenb916 you have so much hate in you lol. I’m sorry your parents didn’t love you

This video would have been so much better if I was coaching you through kickbacks... next time 😂😘

@TejasTeaches

5 жыл бұрын

Did we get introduced to bro Stephanie at 5:08?

@angelwarrior8632

5 жыл бұрын

Will you make a diet plan? Nutrition is 🔑❗

@mchan244

5 жыл бұрын

Confirmation for Jeff to be starring in the hip thrust video??

@Dad_K

5 жыл бұрын

Is this essentially the same as the video you just posted? I do like the variations you showed for hip thrusts for ham/glute activation

@satinderjit4

5 жыл бұрын

Serious question Stephanie, How do you balance your career, gym life style and healthy eating. I am currently in college doing my biochemistry degree.

Please show this to the girls who think lifting makes you bulky & cardio is the way to go

@adamek9750

5 жыл бұрын

Angel Osorio my ex did one bench press and now she’s bigger than me. That’s why she’s my ex

@irieeyes12

5 жыл бұрын

Adam Craig hell yeah man

@Ashley-kl9vj

5 жыл бұрын

Adam Craig the great thing is that girls can chase whatever body type they want because your standards matter to no one but you and no one cares what you prefer :)

@nastigyal152

5 жыл бұрын

Cardio is to look skinny, lifting is for toning 👌 personally cardio was killing my muscule gain, heavy lifting all the way

@xinxinxu3376

5 жыл бұрын

Angel Osorio who thinks like that nowadays?

Jeff the type of guy to press a button with all fingers at once to prevent muscular imbalances.

@larvitardratini5965

5 жыл бұрын

Jeff cavaliere

@tristanfeinauer

5 жыл бұрын

Wrong Jeff

@leonardorechsteiner5429

5 жыл бұрын

@@larvitardratini5965 Jeff Cavaliere is the one to press buttons while standing facing the other way, because that way you'll externally rotate to press it. It's non negotiable.

@riazoliphant3493

5 жыл бұрын

the best comment here lmao

@Sudaisism

5 жыл бұрын

@@leonardorechsteiner5429 lmao

3:48 bro-dude Steph!!! i am dyingggggggg

You two are such a good team and couple. I love how you guys help each other out on videos and are so supportive. Both your drives for evidence based training just bring the most out of each other.

It isn't Tuesday until Jeff uploads Technique Tuesday!

I posted this on Steph's channel but I'm a dude and I work out my glutes twice a week, GUYS NEED THEM TOO! Thanks for posting this, because I need more than just hip thrusts on the smiths machine to build them.

@ferlou2373

5 жыл бұрын

Brian Krosky lmao too embarrassing 😂

@briankrosky3567

5 жыл бұрын

leZickzack nah

@andreajgunn

5 жыл бұрын

I so agree! Your glutes are the largest muscle in the body...guys certainly need them too. And as a woman, I can honestly say that I find a nice proportionate bubble butt on a guy very yummy.

@briankrosky3567

5 жыл бұрын

Andrea Gunn 😳👀🙋🏼‍♂️

@someonethirsty1957

5 жыл бұрын

Here’s an idea: deadlift more, nigga.

So grateful for these videos -- the amount of time and effort you put into making them is insane. I purchased your glute hypertrophy program last week and am loving it so far. If there's anybody I'll trust in putting together a kickass workout program, it's you two. Keep up the awesome work!

This was a super helpful video, Jeff! I always love your science-based approaches AND you present what you're saying clearly. Awesome stuff!

Love how informative your videos are and actually using research, etc. This is very useful and I will definitely keep this in mind for tonight’s leg day.

The technique I want explained is how Steph keeps her shoes so white?!

@annieconway8998

4 жыл бұрын

Joey Suggs 😂

@ulisesxavier1116

3 жыл бұрын

Darren Frost I think those are washing-machine-friendly

YES! Thank you for this! You see so many people performing this exercise on social media but no one ever really talks about how to execute proper form.

Bro-Stephanie is the funniest thing I've seen in my entire life

I've ran both of your glute/women's programs and enjoyed them both! Thanks for always putting out great content!

This was perfect! I find that placing a step riser or a couple weight plates under my standing foot will raise me up just enough to keep my swinging leg a lot more straight without dragging on the ground while swinging.

This was so excellent Jeff! I am adding kickbacks for the first time to my training program and this was by far the most informative and useful videos I've found on this movement. Thank you!

Love how informative your videos are. Also appreciated Steph’s little bow at the end. Kuddos 👏🏼

I look forward to theses videos each week! Thanks! 💪💪💪

Great tips! I’m going to try to incorporate cable kickbacks back in to my routine using this info. Super helpful 👌🏼

Great video! Love how detailed your explanations are. Keep them coming!

This is the best series i have ever binge watched !

Congrats on your one million subs!! I Learn so much from you and Steph!! Power couple .. thank you Jeff!!!🙌🙌🔥👍

These videos contain the best explanations I have seen so far! Thanks!

Absolutely love yours and steph's content!! So informative and love that its science based🤓 thankyou and love from London, UK🇬🇧💕

I’ve always performed the kick backs without having the kicking back leg passing over your support knee. Once you pass this point I learned that your quads end up taking over the movement. Been working for me this way! Valuable tips though, thank you

This is the earliest I've been to one of your videos I think. Great stuff Jeff!

Today was my first time doing this and I m impressed!! I really felt it in my glutes!! Thanks for these amazing tips!

Nice Jeff!! Love the new illustrations on the video. Really helps me understand the movements

This is awesome!! thanks Jeff. I have been doing crossfit for a while and neglected isolation movements which has resulted in imbalances in my larger compound movements. So ive dissected certain movements and with this movement my left glute doesnt fire as quickly as my right. So im really working on having a strong mind muscle connection there. This video helps a lot bc i can tweak my technique with you help and hopefully this will help me feel more of a burn. Thanks again this was very very helpful :) btw good job Steph!

thank you again for high quality content 🙌🏼❤️ love this series

Genius. Love the science he brings into this video.

Holy crap you are amazing at really breaking down these exercises without losing my attention. New subscriber for sure. Thank you! ❤️

I am just so grateful for all your videos!! Thank you so much!!

Very useful information Jeff thanks so much xx

I almost never comment but had to say thank you for your level of detail in all your videos and congrats on 1M!

I cannot wait to try your methodology at the gym tonight!!! I often opt out of "kick-backs" because I NEVER feel it in my actual glute!

I’m currently in week 3 of the women’s program and I’m loving it

The explanation you gave is so helpful and thorough. Thank you!

I like your professionalism. Keep up the good work!

Man I really love your channel you're the only one who consider research and mass review

What an amazing serie Jeff! Could you maybe also do a video on the flat dumbell benchpress? I've experienced some trouble with this movement.

Finally I've found someone who explains technique! Thank you!

I love Technique Tuesday because it reminds me that it’s my Friday for my work week.

Ahhh so excited I always feel these in my lower back!

Great work! Could you please do a video that shows all the different variations of cable kickbacks and how to do them with good form? One of my favorite exercises is the cable kickback with an upper body angled at 45° and with the leg kicking back to a perfect alignment with the upper body, but I am not sure I am doing it with perfect form.

Your yt channel is pure gold!

I Love Technic Day! I have rarely done that move. I'll give it a swing.

Thank u...that was awesome, easy to understand and and to follow. X

Really helpful video! Thanks!

This is so helpful! Thank you 🥰

Notification aquad! 35 min in, already 500 views and 35 comments. Love the content. Congrats on 1M!!!

Love these videos thanks Jeff

This is so informative. Thank you!

Holy crap! This video is soooooo helpful! Thank you 🙏

I love doing kickbacks. Love your content

Excellent video once again

Yaaaasssss looking forward to the hip thrust next week!

Thank you for this fantastic video

When Jeff Nippard the goat uploads, we watch 🙏🙂

Ok, I'm prone to hurting myself during the cable kickback & I'm gonna try to implement your technique of not moving my leg straight back behind me, more at an angle like Stephanie showed. I notice that if I swing my leg straight back, it compresses my lower back too much, even when I engage my abdominals to keep my torso in alignment.

I got your program it looks awesome. Cannot wait to start it today!

Never fail to learn something from your videos!!

Thanks Jeff

THANK YOU 🙏 so well explained

Absolutely phenomenal. If only all coaches were such great educators--an aspect of being a fitness coach that is so severely lacking and underrated! The breakdown, the explanation, the mental/physical cues...very well done! Thank you for this video.

Great video!

Excellent video!!! Thnx for the info!

Great video, i hear you are passionate about the subject.

Damn, since i started glute training these vids have been popping up everywhere, not complaining x)

Best part of my Tuesday

Excellent tutorial!! Best one I've seen on cable kickbacks! Appreciate you taking the time to discuss the science and technique!

Awesome information!!!

thanks! i was stressing bc I couldn't do frong kicks on a smith machine at my gym bc it would catch. now i found something better!!💪

This video is so helpful, more videos like this would be very useful! :)

this is really good vids.. all in details... such a prodigy on vids

Awesome, thanks!

Love you Jeff! You got me into the gym and I’m forever thankful for that! I’m covering the progress and would love you to check it out.. if not I understand as you must be super busy. Keep up the good work my teacher!

@JackSwatman

5 жыл бұрын

You're everywhere my dude

Really good and helpful for me...thanks

Congratulations man on your 10k subscribers 💪💪💪💪💪💪💕💕💕💕

@nllc9779

5 жыл бұрын

Lol you mean 1M subscribers.

Very factual and helpful 🙏🏼

Bro-stephanie is a great character addition ! 😂

Love your explanation! I am a new subscriber

Woke up to this on leg day. The king and queen of kindness, smarts and glutes.😍

Love this video!!! You're brilliant :)))

I did these yesterday. Had to use the handle you showed because the ankle strap was MIA. It was tough to get my foot in it, but once I got it on, it worked ok.

Nice video man

THANK YOU

Please come up with a deadlift specialization program next!

Those are some hard r’s are you from back east!? 🇨🇦 Great vid- love when we get to see Stephanie 💕 have fun in Costa Rica!

Thank you

Always helpful and informative video 👌 Waiting for deadlift technique 😍🇮🇳

I never noticed before (I visit this this section of your videos often lol) but nice touch having Stephanie appear as a different character when showing the do's and don'ts lol

I love the "Bro Stephanie" look, lol. And hey, thanks for all the work you put into the videos.

Omg this helped sooo much..i have a problem doing this my lower back hurts...jus the muscles

love the tips/technique! Stephanie going wildin' out at @2:00

super helpful!

Awesome content from both of you, my fav fitchannels! 🍀 Could you please advise me what I’m doing wrong when my opposite glutes burn more, not the ones I swing with? I use a bit lighter weight to keep the correct technique and hold my upperbody strong. Many thanks! Wish you the best! 🏋️‍♀️🏋️‍♂️ 👍