I really appreciate your personal reflections and all of the detail you put into this video. Thank you!

@GoldenbellTraining

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching 👍

incredible video! thank you so much. I did some animal flow working through the app for a month and really is trying to decide if I should work through elements. and you just convinced me that the answer is yes. thank you! 🙏🙏🙏

This is the most professional review I´ve ever watched about any training program. You share your experience, and what you are not responsible of. You also share the expected outcomes and whom might be interested in, all in all, from a professional point of view. Your review led me to start GMB Elements once again and really try to stick to the program. Thank you very much. You are awesome

@GoldenbellTraining

Жыл бұрын

Good luck with Elements! I haven't completed the newest version in the app, but regardless of what version you do- just take your time and have fun with it. Don't think of it as a workout, but as practicing a skill. 👍

This was perfect timing! I bought Elements a few years ago and am now focusing on improving my mobility and fundamentals for more advanced martial arts techniques and tricks. Thank you! Also it was SUPER cool to find out you have a place in Nashville. I'm from here and currently live here! Hopefully I'll be able to join the Elements study group

Thanks for this video. Pretty helpful. 👍

Thank you 🙏🏻❤️

Awesome 😎👍

GMB is the proverbial shit. You will become stronger in all angles, you will feel better (less pain and stiffness), and you will enjoy training. My son (5) wakes up and says “let’s exercise!” And loves doing some GMB stuff.

@GoldenbellTraining

5 ай бұрын

Dude, that's so awesome that you do it with your son! I've become a GMB Trainer and a dad since this video 3 years ago. Planning to do Elements with my daughter when she's walking. Already taught her A-frame and Bear. If you ever post a video with your kid doing GMB stuff, I'll share it with Ryan and the other GMB trainers!

Great insight. I'd be interested in the study group. I'm a little more than halfway through Elements. It's been helpful but it can be a bit boring. It really depends on how you approach the program. If you use it to supplement an existing program, I think it's great. If it's all you do, it can get old. It's definitely taught me to be more aware of my body. I wish they could offer more example videos or even examples of how one goes through each of the P's.

@GoldenbellTraining

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, this is one of the things I did not understand when I was going through Elements. The P's relate to the intensity. Play literally means to play and experiment with the movement. Practice means practice the most difficult variation. Push means to dial things back, so like doing a low frogger instead of a high frogger. There are lots of ways to add some variety to the workouts, like slowing down. Hope this helps! Good luck with your remaining weeks. Make sure to slow down with new movements and, as Ryan says, "try to make every rep look pretty!"

@babyjesse963

2 жыл бұрын

😂

Why does it always look like there is a hazy film cast over the lens of your camera?

Hey Prince, Could you tell me your insight on the Original strength program?

@GoldenbellTraining

3 жыл бұрын

When I attended an Original Strength seminar, it wasn't really a program yet. It was more like something to compliment a workout. At the time, they didn't seem to want to be similar to Primal Move. Is there something specific that you want to know?

@babyjesse963

2 жыл бұрын

😂

Would you say that the elements program is also doable for someone who is very out of shape? I have not worked out more than just going for a walk for at least two years now. I am not anywhere close to being flexible, but i’d like to get started again

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

Go at your own pace. Don't think of it as a workout, but a play session where you play with the movements.

@FionaCooperinLewes

2 жыл бұрын

Even going at your own pace I'd say you're going to really struggle. I'm flexible and have been working out twice a week at least for over two years and some of the moves are very challenging. You need good core strength for a lot of it. Get on their mailing list though 'cos there is a lot you can learn from them for free.

😎👍

@GoldenbellTraining

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching 👍🏾

What course do you need to take after to learn the inversions?

@GoldenbellTraining

5 ай бұрын

What do you want to improve next?

Being legally blind I can still see my phone and read close-up with this be a program you think I could follow? I’ve been looking for something that’s not the mindless repetition of usual workouts. And I’m wanting something to help me get back in shape for doing Thai Massage. All the work on the floor and moving around clients I wanted something that’s going to help me get comfortable. I haven’t done a massage in over a year and wanted to be sure I was in shape for when I went back.

@GoldenbellTraining

3 жыл бұрын

There's actually a new version of the Elements program out now. I haven't been through it because I've been focused on my certification with GMB, but I think there are videos showing how to do everything in the Praxis app.

I've watched a number of videos about "GMB" Elements and I still don't know what "GMB" means! If "GMB" is not important enuff to explain then maybe we should just not say it anymore...

@GoldenbellTraining

8 ай бұрын

Gold Medal Bodies

@kamojet

8 ай бұрын

@@GoldenbellTraining OK. Well that's cool. Gold Medal Bodies. I wouldn't mind havin one of those. But I think I got some work to do just to get the Bronze Medal Body. Is there any medals below bronze...?

@Michaelx211

4 күн бұрын

Gold medal bodies

Just learn capoeira. Problem solved.

@GoldenbellTraining

3 жыл бұрын

That doesn't solve the problem.