Wolverine! Thank you so much for this seminar.

@radovanprstojevic1060

Жыл бұрын

Thaought the same thing :) and also The Immortal from Invincible 🙌

@johndee759

Жыл бұрын

@@radovanprstojevic1060 Devon should consider opening up an Armwrestling Dojo. I would open it up in Dubai.

There are few old sayings in Russian representing the idea "Тише едешь, дальше будешь"( the calmer you go, the further you get) "Скорость хороша при ловле блох"( the speed is good when you catching fleas) those remind you that a life is a marathon and you don't sprint marathons

Devon, RESPECT from Georgia !!!

I think what he's saying is true, that's why so many crossfitters get injured.

@sloopydoopy7318

Жыл бұрын

There mascot was a clown puking after working out 2 hard. Not a joke

@SuperBranFlakez

Жыл бұрын

Ya and the form is fucked up

@joshyc2006

Жыл бұрын

@@sloopydoopy7318 puking because of rhabdomyolysis, where you break down so much muscle tissue it becomes toxic in your blood and fucks your kidneys up trying to filter it. It's so dumb, they're the jugalows of the fitness industry

@kaanozk

Жыл бұрын

you injure yourself in crossfit , because crossfit basically is doing explosive movements wrong while in a bad form and look like an idiot and be on steroids like an ifbb pro. not you , but the sport in general.

@Querens

Жыл бұрын

@@kaanozk if some dummies do it wrong doesn't mean that crossfit is responsible. Crossfit is a specific kind of load which includes explosive strength and stamina at the same time. Super cool style, just yet again-- don't push yourself to the limits! Warm up, stretch out, take easy steps

Good advice, not only for armwrestling. In fact, I think that testing your 1 rep max do not improve your strength at all. Swithing between 5 and 3 reps each week improves your strength more optimally.

@StrongerThanBigfoot

Жыл бұрын

I never max out. I always cycle between 3,5, and reps

@lmdoinraysmom

Жыл бұрын

@@StrongerThanBigfoot yeah I remember doing sets to failure and not getting stronger. Funny how that is. Its a very weird trend that people think you must push yourself to your limits all the time. Especially people telling beginners to go super hard and making them hate it.

@ConnoisseurOfExistence

Жыл бұрын

@@captainbiceps4903 Video?

@kayziix9618

Жыл бұрын

@@ConnoisseurOfExistence well i don't see what type of value he tried to add, but at least he got the proofs on his channel

@poormansrose7754

Жыл бұрын

I actually do get stronger when I do 1rep maxes.

Great advice. Glad I saw this.

@darrendoolan5161

Жыл бұрын

Same reason also . ...... I add my cousin an arm wrestle and couldn't even move him off centre lol

@khuemaivan7411

Жыл бұрын

Can you explain what he meant pls, Im not that good at English so I dont understand clearly

@starlitshadows

Жыл бұрын

@@khuemaivan7411 Basically don't train to failure. %90-93. Train hard but not to the absolute limit. And listen to your body.

@wileecoyote5749

Жыл бұрын

Now what?

That intro speech was so spot on lmfao so true in so many aspects dam devon ur a speaker a voice

@Bryanseas

Жыл бұрын

Not to mention the channels intro pretty dope and gets u hyped af. It cut off devons speech right timing. Subscribed

Короче он рассказывает как боролся с Цыпленковым в 2018 и проиграл. Поехал в Россию и просто слушал, учился. Он думает, что Русские и Американцы по разному подходят к тренировкам. Если у них тренировки по принципу «нет боли нет достижений», то чему он научился у нас это то, что стабильный прогресс лучше. То есть работать на тренировках не до отказа, а так чтобы успевать восстанавливаться. Например если в спарринге на тренировке он выкладывается на 95% и не более, с железом на 90%, то на соревнованиях он может показать самый лучший результат.

@terranova6392

Жыл бұрын

спасибо. А то вижу - интурист надрывается, а толмача нет))

@discgolflife

Жыл бұрын

Russians have no merit! Over there killing kids in Ukraine SMH!!!

@terranova6392

Жыл бұрын

@@discgolflife сколько детей убили США в Ираке, Афганистане, Сирии и Косово? Когда русские убьют больше, тогда и выступай.

@SHx589

Жыл бұрын

@@terranova6392 Stalin and the Bolsheviks. Millions.

@Orglash-il7yc

Жыл бұрын

@@SHx589 Dude, these millions are Russians, and Stalin is Georgians.

I like this its always great to see devon give these talks rather than him just bein like less is more he exsplains it well

Teaching adds even more to Devon's GOAT status.

@Muskiehunter4841

Жыл бұрын

John’s the Goat but Devon is up there

@quierodesign3958

Жыл бұрын

Yep, you understand what greatness means.

@RyanBowenultrapro

2 ай бұрын

JOHN is the Goat

92-95% during practice... 105-108% on the table.

@Orglash-il7yc

Жыл бұрын

105 - 108... from what? Maximum strength? It cannot be more than 100%😅 It's when you try and die.

This is the way to train. 👏👏👏👏

Great video!👍👍

American Armwrestlers (Trash talk, Technique, Funny, Entertain, Style, respect) whereas European Armwrestlers (Roar, shout, Force, heavy, competative, Silent etc.)

@alexsveles343

Жыл бұрын

U mean upside down...in usa it's advertising massive Europeans don't even go this crazy in soccer matches ,,huliganism

@alexsveles343

Жыл бұрын

@@Bryanseas your worldview is ups8de down buddy Europeans countries are small and equal to us states,,,,all of Europe combined would be equal and even economically wealthier than usa

@wckd_1

Жыл бұрын

@@Bryanseas stupidest thing I ever read

@mrbuck2646

Жыл бұрын

@CAPTAIN BICEPS really?

@IosifStalinsendsyoutoGulag

Жыл бұрын

@@mrbuck2646 No, he's a moron that has been copy pasting this in every comment section of every armwrestling, bodybuilding and strongman video he can, and has been doing it for years already.

These are incredible words coming from Devon.. We are all evolving towards a positive end through people like Devon. Happy New Year all!

In playing drums we increase our speeds by getting better at our form and by going slower. Speed comes naturally with the proper technique. Maybe just like your 70% today is your 68% tomorrow. It's a relative percentage that moves up with you in time with muscle memory and tiny increments. Funny how that works...Thanks we love u man:)

@halfpipefreak

Жыл бұрын

Same goes for guitar pretty much

literally had never thought of this. Def gonna incorporate into my training. I injured my left supinator muscle pulling with a guy and that has set me back far more than anything

@wileecoyote5749

Жыл бұрын

Literally?

@manufeli200

Жыл бұрын

Get better and stronger brother 💪🏼

@keelanenns4548

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Logan

@rabbithole8592

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Be very careful not to over do it. Know your limit. You want to think longevity. Improvement over time. Slow but progressive. Inch by inch. Day by day. His mount everest analogy was perfect. You don't want to burn yourself out and die half way. You have to save something for the next day so you can reach the summit.

@keelanenns4548

Жыл бұрын

@@rabbithole8592 100%. longecity is KEY. my supinator is much better now, but im learning that my work capacity for rising is garbage. but the training is working im beating guys bigger than me now. I trained the last two days and my braccialis is fried. taking some time off to recover now

Always feel good. Simple. I love the Eastern way of thought.

I don't care what you're doing, 1 rep maxes over and over again wreak havoc on your joints. At that point it's just a waiting game for injury. What he's basically saying is and my powerlifting pals will like this comparison, if he is always in a strength block he doesn't really peak besides for a match and since he's doing low impact exercises like arm wrestling static holds and short ROM lifts they're much less stressful on the body vs large compound lifts which inevitably will wither away your joints had you stayed in a strength block periodization for as long as he is. Also he's said many times he drinks fish oil like water. So he knows the importance of omega 3's and joint lubrication.

He’s so much more muscular than 2018-2019 it’s not even close. Look a his initial vids with Juji in 2019 compare to now.

@lotaryguy12

Жыл бұрын

Depends on where you're looking. His forearms are definitely bigger than ever, but if you look at when he went against Pushkar, & when he went against Lupkes and Travis in Dubai, his biceps were quite a bit bigger. Had a bit more chest too. Current Devon is more specialized. He was a bit more well rounded back then. Which came in handy and gave him more room for mistakes in a match.

@arncj18

Жыл бұрын

no he's not, his older and thinner

@erichschader1079

Жыл бұрын

@@lotaryguy12 When was Dubai? I don't think it was 2018-2019. I believe it was much earlier.

@wileecoyote5749

Жыл бұрын

The fuck is a juicy

@arncj18

Жыл бұрын

@@wileecoyote5749 ya

Yo bro. For sure do not randomly put your intro at 1:20 in a 5 minute video. Ruins the entire thing.

This is just all-around good life advice!

Thanks for the advice but I was just curious, with the intensity of arm wrestling how do you maintain your adamantium claws from coming out?

@kbxbrdr

Жыл бұрын

He doesn’t have adamantium claws. He didn’t get his bones done, so it’s just normal bones. They come out a lot slower

Wow Devon. I have watched you over many years. Not because arm wrestling interests me, but because of your personality. This is a side of you I have never seen before. What a great way to reinvent yourself.

2018 left hand Devon vs Dennis

@Dmgolfer22

Жыл бұрын

Look at Devon’s off season physique here and compare to early 2019 vids with Juji post Denis match. It’s crazy how his physique has changed since then.

This approach to training reminds me a lot of what Pavel Tsatsouline was talking about when he went on Joe Rogan.

Devon is setting a new standers and myths

Ларатт- Росомаха. Logan, дайте ему роль в кино- очень похож для канона

🔥

Does anybody have the full seminar on video?

Grease The Groove

Dude is bringing 5/3/1 into armwrestling

2018 match Devon vs Denis: been there, watch it. Looks like from that moment Devon started to shave before big matches to gain extra strength ;)

You are looking at the greatest armwrestler ever, because being the greatest isn't about peak strength or longevity, but about who you are. But this dude has bags of strength and longevity too.

@maalikserebryakov

Жыл бұрын

“Being the greatest isnt about peak strength or longevity, but about who you are” Ultimate cope from a Larratt fangirl after Denis and Levan the east euro champions humiliated and broke Devon. Hahahaha. Cry. *your guy talked trash and lost everything* Levan = GOAT of arm wrestling.

For me building confidence is key, push the limit okay but hitting a wall everyday and losing was a psychological mill stone.

@triggeredbyeverything2580

Жыл бұрын

Confidence is shit if you injure your swlf

Consistency > Intensity 💪🏻 Progress not Perfection

Denis the plank off!

The Wolverine Beard. He could wolverine in the next Movie.

Devon scares me. He could crush your skull with his hands.

When you push 100% or fail trying over 100% its only a matter of time your body will break

The best Russian Olympic powerlifters mostly do a heavy set of 1/3 to 1/2 the reps they're capable of and then they rest 5-15 minutes or longer. They're not tired after their training. This is how you gain neuromuscular strength. I guess armwrestling is similar.

@shakya00

Жыл бұрын

"mostly do a heavy set of 1/3 to 1/2 the reps they're capable of " Could you reformulate, I didn't understand this.

@leapingfury

Жыл бұрын

@@shakya00 I meant if the maximum reps they can do with a given weight is 10, then they will do 3-5 reps and then rest 20 minutes and then 3-5 more. Or if the maximum reps they can do with a given weight is 5 then they will do 2 reps and rest. The goal is to be able to do alot of reps over the day with very little chance of injury.

People need to listen to Pavel Tsatsouline.

Devon Larratt Origins: Sabertooth

When someone sees Bigfoot but it's actually Larratt without shaving for a few years.

Nice

No Limits is now 93% limit 🙃

1 rep max is too dangerous anyway. It should only be reserve for competition and even then if you want longevity that might not be very smart .

Looks like he gave 173% for his right hand. That thing is so jacked up.

The problem for Devon though, is that this approach to training gave him the opportunity to be even lazier. Eastern-european may not always go to failure, but look at how they train, using powerlifting or regular gym lifts, to strenghten their entire body. That works, and that's why they're the strongest around. Devon does none of that. Learn from him, but also look carefully at what the strongest dudes are doing, it's not rocket science people.

@levondarratt787

Жыл бұрын

basically, they are Soviet Union Olympic weightlifters, that train in teams....All these countries used to be part of that disciplined approach, and still have it. They are teams. We in NA are lone wolves. Even LEvan has a team.

You have to do cycling,thats power lifters doing to get stronger

Don’t blow your load until you get to the real fight is what he basically saying

Lookup "Firas Zahabi never be sore"

Wisdom.

ouch, if you could make the intermezzo music clips like not twice as loud as the actual content , i would like the video and wouldnt be deaf now.

Literally wolverine

what is he talking about in short?no subtitles

@Valarizator

Жыл бұрын

that in north america u need to give everything in your training, but when he went to russia he understood them, theyre way of training. For them this is not sprint its marathon. If they die they die on top. i hope i helped even with my broken english

@Shawn-eb9wo

Жыл бұрын

TLDR never train to failure.

Reweral arm im el paso

Does anyone else think he looks like wolverine? Same ripped arms and side burns!

If Devin was like a foot shorter he'd be perfectly Wolverine-proportioned

lol it took Devon 40 years to discover Greasing the Groove training. 😂😂😭

Now also his forearms are getting Wolverinezed

But Denise also used/uses all the steroids in the world and u can’t compare to him cause he will always feel good and strong on all the PEDS and recovery is not even close with and without.

There are still many believers in reps to failure in Russia, a big example is Andrey Smaev.

These numbers are more akin to 65/75/85

Their dietary cocktail of HGH and PED's? You already knew this..

in other words - autoregulation

Reading the bored faces of those young boys behind, I may assume that No pain, No gain approach seems a little more familiar to them😅🔥

@rickym2881

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I was getting a bit distracted by some of them. Some others were paying attention though. Kids these days…

In one word Larry wheels

Between Devon, John, and Engin, the amount of knowledge and experience is unfathomable. 3 true leaders of the sport that only want it to get bigger. They are always looking to help other arm wrestlers advance. All are definitely on the Mount Rushmore of Arm Wrestling.

He should replace Hugh Jackman as Wolverine...

As a Russian in my opinion I think the approach of the North American arm wrestlers is wrong, in North America they think that by lifting weights, it will make them strong arm wrestlers which in my opinion is a big mistake, so the whole approach of training in North America is wrong in my opinion.

@wileecoyote5749

Жыл бұрын

Bresnev

@starinTV

Жыл бұрын

Расскажи это Цыпленкову, который свою подготовку всегда строил на железе о чём он всегда говорил.

@maalikserebryakov

Жыл бұрын

Cyplenkov is the world record holder of the strict curl

Do it later, do it tomorow, do not harm yorself - this is pure russians approach Devon, not whole European arm imho

Dennis Cyplenkov is Ukrainian not Russian

Sorry but don't you guys think Levan should be in a more better position to lecture beginners on armwrestling since his currently the best and strongest of them all...just say anyway 🙂

Yes but also no. If you wanna strive to reach the top like Levan (which I know we never will), you gotta break PRs. You gotta get uncomfortable and push your boundaries. For us regular people, sure we don't need to try so hard and can pace ourselves a lot more, especially when we aren't taking PEDs.

Bissle hint dran

I think youth plays a part in this process. The older one gets the more you move to this style of training. If your young you just rip as hard as you can.

🤔

Ib north America u guys over do it,it's not good and not to mention unhealthy Like boxing,,,u expect ur boxers to kill eachother, redicilous,.,,then u say Lenox lewis Nd wlad Klitschko are boring cus they don't Wana risk a health damage in a slugfest

Russia also excels in steroids

How does he know his 100% without ever doing a 100%?

@Dabairob

Жыл бұрын

by feeling of the weight, with experience you feel if a weight is your maximum or lower

@mattbarker3873

Жыл бұрын

@@Dabairob I’ve been training 20years. Thanks for the condescending response.

@voldy2189

Жыл бұрын

@@mattbarker3873 how was that condescending?

@Salvation-Damnation

Жыл бұрын

@@voldy2189 These people just wanna argue for the sake of it. Like the snowflakes trying to find anything to be offended by. Best to ignore them.

@mattbarker3873

Жыл бұрын

@@voldy2189 it’s was such a pathetic answer that the only way of using it would be to assume the other person doesn’t know anything and is a complete idiot. The point doesn’t work, nobody can calculate roughly 20% on top of a training weight without ever touching 100/95%.

Wtf is on his face? Lol.

He doesn't realize Travis Bagent handed him his ass first. And when he retires I am taking his Canadian title from him. I Am Greatest!

DEVON !!!! He's ( denis ) not Russian!! He is Ukrainian just living in Russia!!

Better roids in Russia.

Dennis babied him, pulled him like child, Levan beat him like ugly stepchild. Now he says Dennis not ripping his arm off taught him the lesson he learned from Levan, okay

@Pepe-pq3om

Жыл бұрын

He's been training like he says in the video long before he pulled Levan

@alfreous140

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@Shawn-eb9wo

Жыл бұрын

I'm guessing english is your 3rd or 4th language if that is what you got from this.

@alfreous140

Жыл бұрын

@@Shawn-eb9wo haha yes and happy for it who wants to be american lol

@Shawn-eb9wo

Жыл бұрын

@@alfreous140 You do know there are 39 countries with English as its official language. Whole lot more to this world than the USA.

Interesting view. Similar to how Russian wrestlers scratch their heads when they see us cutting weight.

Росомаха ?

Lets just be honest here devon was ducking europeans for a long time and then denise happened to beat him with ease and recently we saw what levan did to "the best version of devon" i know he beat prudnyk but still that doesn't change the fact that he was after north americans for most part of his career good to see he is participating in east vs east and devon vs ermes needs to happen asap.