Yoke is way harder then I expected. Seeing Michelle run with over 1000 lbs on his back was mind blowing.

@mikelpradet6670

10 ай бұрын

yes it's super hard indeed. Thank you for this great collab greg :)

@firegodlive

10 ай бұрын

I love these collab videos. I've followed Gregs videos (and bought his cookbook) for years. You and Mitch are great together.

@danthefool21

10 ай бұрын

Michelle?

@brianpolston9713

10 ай бұрын

​@@danthefool21😂😅😅😅😅

@Chrisisplays

10 ай бұрын

@@danthefool21 Michelle Cooper

You and Doucette work well together, and I learned something about yoke. Well done.

@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

Greg is the 🐐

@churn_diesel

10 ай бұрын

Two intelligent and educated people working together.

2 of the most inteligent athletes doing a video together, love it

@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

Greg is a legend!

Mitchell speaks like someone who’s doing it for a decade. Amazing to think he’s a relative newcomer and already a WSM.

@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

Having my degree in exercise physiology helps.

@howardblumenkopf7872

10 ай бұрын

@@mitchellhooperstrongman So you and Greg are on a similar wavelength education wise then. Interesting.

@aramalqestoma1450

10 ай бұрын

Mitchell can literally do any sport idc ehat anyone says this man did track bodybuilding and strongman at one point 😭

@TrumpDesantis-zm3kg

3 ай бұрын

He's the most athletic and agile strongman in history

0:39 "you will not step too short" seconds later, "ok longer than that" (1:03)

Really interesting to see a WSM champion talking explicitly about his training, that's also what i loved with Martins and Thor. And now watching yet another take on how you should approach strongman events is a treat!

@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

No secrets on this channel. If you watch back, I give away all my secrets.

@bartondean4260

10 ай бұрын

Shaw always talks explicitly about his training as well.

@christinetassone3156

10 ай бұрын

​@@mitchellhooperstrongmanyeah but you do it differently. It's well spoken, succinct and easy to understand.

@lanatsif

10 ай бұрын

@@bartondean4260 Huge respect for Brian (obviously) but his workout videos are more of a showcase i feel like, he's showing what he does but not really talking actual numbers and results it provided for him. He's always like "that's what works for me" and fair enough it makes sense but people are interested in his hindsight on strongman way more than in a neatly packaged video with him hitting 6 different machines that supposedly "carry over to strongman"

@gurpymcbonbon

10 ай бұрын

@@mitchellhooperstrongmanLicis has been by far the most personable strongman since stepping on the scene but you’re quickly gaining ground

You guys are the best duo on the Gym KZread game with Eddie Hall and Brian Shaw. Keep going together, it's crazy nice!

I love this collaboration. More coach Greg and Mitch team ups!

You guys are like two goldmines on video dropping nuggets along the way! Looks like you have a lot of fun training together. You make us all smarter while doing it. Love it!

You'll never get rid of him now XD It'll be Greg and "Michael Cooper" forever. I guarantee he's already got a picture of you and him with a heart around it in a notebook somewhere XD *Will Tennyson cries somewhere in the distance

Seeing someone this strong is so cool, man. It’s insanely inspirational.

I see some.... questionable videos/advice from Greg, and am not necessarily a fan of his, but I absolutely have to give him the respect he deserves for trying this (admittedly weird af) movement publicly on youtube. EVERYONE looks like an idiot when they first try yoke, and it's humbling. He picked it up quickly, and had a great attitude even when he was struggling. Love to see it, and respect to him.

I really like this collab. Great stuff... keep it going.

These collabs with Coach Craig are awesome!

This combo guys is a keeper. Fun great input and content.

Thanks for the videos Brother! I greatly appreciate your insight and sharing of techniques, especially when you previously broke down that you don't have to do 10k calories a day and so forth! My weight has always maintained right around 230-240, maybe I could push the envelope another 20 or 30 pounds, but I def won't be killing myself trying to overeat when much is still to be gained strength wise at my present weight.

Hey, I’m from Brian shaws channel. I just want to say keep up the amazing content! Awesome to see it.

Who would of thought, they have perfect chemistry - love this!

Awesome to see coach in action. I was only sad not to see a go2max plug😢

The team-up we didn't know we needed

this is a great collab and really makes you appreciate how hard yokes are. I assumed it wasn't as hard just from knowing what walking out a heavy squat feels like, but seeing Greg and knowing how strong he is puts into perspective how hard the WSM level weights rly are.

@jalengholson8595

10 ай бұрын

Will tennyson had trouble to

hi Mitch,absoluely loving the vids with you and Greg

@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

Glad you’re enjoying them 💪

this vid was fun

Awesome video and loving all the content 👏👏

@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

💪💪

Would love you to go meet Thor in Iceland! He has talked so nice about you and is really impressed of your achievements. I know he is injured but you can still do some sessions in the gym and other things!

Coach Greg said “no” lol not finishing it up

Great vid!

Quite liked this collab

Love the content Mitchelle. keep it coming . Love from India

@justanobody0

10 ай бұрын

unless there is an inside joke, it's Mitchell without an e on the end. or if you ask Doucette, Michael Cooper

Its so interesting watching greg here. He seems so keen to learn, humble and wholesome.

I’m thinking the yoke was harder for them because of the crossbar being upside down. I ran my old yoke couple times like that. And it allows the uprights to bounce in and out( left and right) since the part of the cross bar that usually sleeves the upright are not stabilizing them down towards the bottom where the weight is , either way freakish yoke carry!

Really a big fan Mitch Amazon information 💪🏻

Greg should be a guest commentator at a strongman competition

I rearly like watchin you do stuff like this, your a good student you lishen an learn an try to ask the right questions its a great contrast from you seeming to know everythin it helps trust your advice since i now know u can take advice 🤣🤣

You can see how much that yoke is wobbling as he does it, crazy he still got a 7.9

Mitchell is such a wholesome guy, his knowledge and intelligence is another level, favourite strongman by a mile

Never knew it tbf Greg Doucette’s actually strong af too. Like I get bodybuilders aren’t gonna be weak but man’s got records.

@d3generate804

2 ай бұрын

he's a powerlifter as well

I love their chemistry.

That’s still very impressive. People should try to do high partial squats with even 650-750 pounds in a power rack. Try lifting it off the safety pins and if you can try supporting that weight for 7- 10 seconds. That will give you a idea how strong M. Hopper is. He made it look easy.

jaja I never expectedt this crossover, you two together are fire content end of story.

Greg looking at the gym in the squat rack cracked me up

Hey Mitch, notice you are using a underbelt and leverbelt nowadays in most videos. Is that something you are trying out or have you made the switch from softbelt and velcro?

Greg being Greg, completely making "3, 2, 1, Go" his own by speeding up the tempo and replacing "Go" with "Start". I'd have stopped him. "Can't you be normal and unawkward for once, you goofball? Do it again, properly."

First time I’ve seen Mitch struggle with a yoke. They hung and swung like a pendulum.

@brianpolston9713

10 ай бұрын

This was probably after the sumo dls.

I woul like to ask a general question to the community: Any thoughts why the recent WSM are so "small"? Mitch is insanely strong but relatively light. There was the time of Shawn, Hall, Björnson, Big Z... with the winners always having a bw of near 200kg. Since 2019 a lot of "light" athlets are winning or in the top 3. Stoltmans are still heavy but not close to 200. What changed? More speed related events in the competition?

@oceanbanana4341

10 ай бұрын

Lotta fast athlete entering the game who are also really strong. There also aren't that many 200kg guys still competing

as it turns out, I actually like Greg when he’s not screaming at the camera, who knew

Really impressive stuff. Makes one appreciate how hard it is. I think Greg doing this in tennis shoes is much harder. A low hard sole must be alot better

@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

Hard soles are much better for this event. But Greg was looking fly in those kicks.

@deltalima6703

10 ай бұрын

....For a white guy -the offspring

@jordancornell9364

10 ай бұрын

Tennis shoes? Hahaa Greg’s in Yeezys my man

People I train with have competed with you (in Australia) they always said the best things about you, and it always seems so true every time I see your videos! No secrets no bull just straight genuinely a good dude

@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

Love to hear that

@jordancornell9364

10 ай бұрын

@@mitchellhooperstrongman if your ever back in Sydney would love to meet you sometime! Stay safe dude!

Most wobbly yoke That was brutal, rough kit to learn on

@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, but that’s the interest of sport. You never know what kit is available at the comp.

@bronchoped

10 ай бұрын

@@mitchellhooperstrongman for sure

It always baffles me how human Mitchell looks! Zydrunas looked like a Ninja Turtle on steroids, Brian and Hafthor looked like walking mountains, and Mariusz Pudzianowski looked like a lab experiment created to fight The Hulk. But here Mitchell looks like a big strong man and crushes the competition

Your a hell of a coach

Watch Brian Shaw with the bail yoke in the Arnold's 1526 I think

oh this is greate a poger guy like greg doing something so fun and hard like strong man

greg says 3 2 1 go so fast, haha!

I wish Will was here, all three of you should do a video together. And I mean Greg's son Will

Gregs voice sounds so different when hes screaming in that high pitched voice he usually does in his videos

Interesting seeing hoop start with such a wide stance, obviously i am not a pro strong man but instinctually I would think to start with a narrower stance I would imagine its less side to side movement when you start walking.

@a-a-rondavis9438

10 ай бұрын

Mateusz does a narrow stance where he walks straight through his pick-up. Funny enough, probably the two most elite yoke runners right now, Hooper and Evan Singleton, both have wide pick-ups and narrow running.

@Nectarbro

10 ай бұрын

@@a-a-rondavis9438 interesting, I guess Im usually not looking at their feet when they start.

Nice one

The amount of wobble and play in that yoke on his final run was rough.

Old mate squatting in the background defs getting residual gains juice and listening for secrets!

Cool vid

lol i love coach greg

He managed to step to short 🤣

Look at coach Greg Yoking harder than last time

Did you lowkey injure your left knee a little at 240?

Good man good man

Single handedly changing peoples perception of greg doucette 😅

A skilled workman never blames his tools Mitch lol

Must say yoke seems something where I could probably lift more weight than I'd expect but moving it is probably much harder than I expect.

@bentankard7276

10 ай бұрын

Start practicing with barbell carries if you dont have a yoke handy

Hey what's up Michael Cooper!

It's nice hearing Greg's real voice and not his Gilbert Gottfried podcast voice.

When you say the yokes you use in comp are substantially easier, do you mean they are just a higher quality rig or what?

Very very interesting😊

When I look at Greg near Mitchell it looks like in typical superhero movie there is main super hero and he has a less stronger partner sidekick who helps him. Like Batman and Robin. Mitchell is Batman. Damn, Mitch, they should cast you in Hollywood. I want you to see in the movie.

I didn't know they went that low

We have this at my gym, but it is too wide for me. I am taller than Greg, but on an inch or too. Gym is open 24/7, so I may still give a go on late night with no one around! Rather not look a fool.

watching greg do the first yolk HAHAHAHAHHA

You really can tell Coach greg used to be a PE teacher

You can tell Greg respects the hell out of Mitch and isn't O'Hearn-splaining to the world's strongest man. Hopefully we'll see Greg in a lightweight strongman masters division at some point :)

What I'm learning is from watching Mitchell is, it does matter how strong you are (obviously), but it matters more the technique. Knowing as much as Mitchell does with all the sports science stuff seems to help as much if not more than just doing reps of as heavy as you can.

This is oddly my favorite friendship that’s happening on the tube de you.

Greg you look in great shape. More natural than Mike O'Hearn.

Most comfortable sneakers for wide feet?

❤

I guess you have to go by Michelle Cooper from now on

Yoke bar lower than last time.

Next this guy will win WSM world's smartest man lol

⭕️💪🏻

I dont think theres anyone in the world who can do the yoke as fast and heavy as hooper

Can you guys bet on a feat of strength where Greg has to grow a moustache if he loses?

7:20 Dunga dunga dunga dunga dunga

💪💪💪💪💪

@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

💪💪💪

@deltalima6703

10 ай бұрын

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"Greg Doucette Tries To Pick Up 1000lb Yoke..." "@gregdoucette said that he could pick up a 1000-pound yoke, what do you think?" I think that someone in the editing department made a doo-doo😅

Professionals don't laugh at people

Greg tapped out at 2 plates a side? Really?

He looks like a baby trying to walk in his baby crawler

It’s super weird hearing Greg with his ‘normal’ voice and not his video voice.

@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

People keep saying that, but I don’t notice a difference 🤔😉

@justanobody0

10 ай бұрын

yea, I wonder why his video voice is different

@MrJangleo

10 ай бұрын

@@justanobody0 My voice changes when i work out or really clear sinuses/better breathing, everything opens up and changes your internal acoustics

...😀

!!!

@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

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@mitchellhooperstrongman

10 ай бұрын

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