When I watch Devon’s training videos I feel like he’s a seasoned chef giving away all of his trade secrets for free. Truly a lover of the sport and a one of a kind guy.

Devon looks the healthiest I've seen in a while. Staying away from possible booze, weed, and whatever else is paying off. Cannot wait for this Ermes fight!

@Matthew-ny8nt

9 ай бұрын

He smokes weed?

@tac6044

9 ай бұрын

Love the guy but he looks homeless, if you truly want to feel your best you need to look good.. Sorry Devon, I'm going to be the one guy telling you the truth in the comment section rather than kissing your ass like everyone else. In life there must be balance.

@SirYakToast

9 ай бұрын

Devon doesn’t booze. I can confirm

@mikeye4075

9 ай бұрын

@@SirYakToastwow that must mean he doesn’t booze then. Credible source lol

@sh5574

9 ай бұрын

​@@mikeye4075 real fans know

These videos Devon puts out are truly amazing. He's the armwrestling hero imo the "Peoples Champion" the most devoted seen on video to the craft. When he's gone there will be armwrestlers and non going to watch these for knowledge. We joke and call him old or whatever but he was called superman for a time. You can really tell he loves this sport. Good stuff Devon. Glad to witness your great journey and legacy.

@normalman23

9 ай бұрын

no one jokes about how old he is tho. everyone respects him. but yeah good message.

@saltedllama2759

9 ай бұрын

Literally no one jokes about his age. Plus the fact that he's still a threat to the top levels of the super-heavyweights of the sport is a testament to his greatness.

@lyzo111

9 ай бұрын

@@normalman23 Read comments saying he aged 10 years in the last 3 years or saying he looks like a homeless man because of his hair...

@nachtdagho9241

9 ай бұрын

Looking real healthy with all that growth hormone and testosterone running through his veins

@levon8262

9 ай бұрын

@@lyzo111 but why did he age so much and look the way he looks? I am very curious.

Man your training is very detailed, precise and accurate. Impressive training techniques.

Cool stuff. Love the dedication and that you're always adapting and growing.

91lb riser lift without dumping is seriously impressive.

@branislav7651

9 ай бұрын

Left hand 😎

@prefferedcustomer

9 ай бұрын

@@branislav7651 Pretty sure the video is reversed

@aohjii

9 ай бұрын

i wanna see Ermes do this lift just to see how much he can do

@menetinminutin

9 ай бұрын

It was right hand

@bernardo2151

9 ай бұрын

yes it is, but easier this way than just between the knuckles.

love these instructional videos where you share your knowledge

Your belt training was a game changer for me. Thanks for the tips!

Love your belt lift vids, started using one after you posted a vid a WHILE back and my lower arms and hands thank you.

Destacó mucho la forma de entrenar, lo táctico, y nunca se rinde..siempre hacia adelante...y sobre todo esa locura y pasión por su deporte..que no todos los luchadores de brazo tiene esa chispa que lo hace emocionante por más fuerzas que tengan.... saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷

I've been waiting for a video where you specifically explain what having a great rise can do for you in a match so thanks for the video!

thank you Devon for this video. I'm always learning more. love this sport!

@aris3481

9 ай бұрын

Suck suck suck mmm

Damn, somewhere in the store room with no shoes on no fancy equipments old ugly belt and trousers . Devon is already a winner . Such a nice vibes he has . Love you man❤

These are the videos we all Miss. Honestly I love these ones.

Thanks for the tips ! Been here since the begining. Loving the sport. I never got the opportunity to participate in a good wrestling tournament tough

Thank you Dev ..Have a great evening 👍💪

YaYaYa at 1:55 anything over that 80%+ nearing 1RM ... completely agree & this move has helped me lvl up so far... Stay Strong Dev 💪

Vlog is back. Let's Go Devon !

Internet breaking over Engins contracts and Devon appears oblivious just focusing on the basics. Refreshing.

Devon, I wish you the best, love you from Puerto Rico 💪🏽

@emanuelplaza284

9 ай бұрын

Aqui otro boricua 🇵🇷 fan de Devon

Good evening uncle Devon hope training is going as good or better then you want and thank you for sharing your information because it helps so much

@jeffmacarthur9722

9 ай бұрын

You are Devon’s niece? 🤣💪🇨🇦

Devon I only recently stumbled across your channel and it has sent me down a wormhole of pro arm wrestling content. Mostly watching different matches and seeing different content creators. But I've noticed it's pretty hard to find reliable and recently created content aimed at people who have literally no idea what the technical basics of the sport are. I would love to see a few more videos like this where you explain the basics of technical arm wrestling as if you're talking to someone who literally didn't know arm wrestling was a sport. I'd love to know more about the movement and all that stuff. Keep up the great work!

@antoniehm87

9 ай бұрын

It’s probably how majority of us got into arm wrestling lol. Just stumbling on Devon’s channel and that’s it. I been following for 4 years now since I found his channel

@ArmwrestlingShowcase

9 ай бұрын

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@derbycityarmwrestling7300

9 ай бұрын

If you look up Devon Larratt Australian Seminar I really like that one. He goes through a lot of different things.

@1Mannco

9 ай бұрын

I found Devon videos staying home from work when the pandemic hit 3/20 with videos of 'schoolboy'. Been glued to watching the main pro AW videos

@wrongshrub2759

9 ай бұрын

Coach rays channel is excellent for beginners

Another incredible training video with lots of invaluable tips.

Thanks Devon, This is a great Video

Right on Devon! You are an inspiration brother!

Devon, I feel like if humans lived to 200 years, you would still be learning new things about armwrestling at the age of 190. Such a shame that we live so short. Doesn't it feel like you only start to understand things at like 50?

I'm getting so pumped for the match. Canada 🇨🇦 strong 💪

Awesome information Devon 💪

💪 quality content like always

Devon, i wish you all best!😊

Very interesting thanks Devon. You’re the GOAT

Devon reminds me of my late grandpa , man i miss him. I love you grandpa and i love you Devin, thank you for everything❤

MORE OF THESE DEVON

Thanks Devon

Hi Devon, I hope you can read this. Ive struggled with addictions my whole life. I was wondering if you could speak on your own personal experiences with addiction and how your cleanse these past couple of weeks has helped you. Would really appreciate to hear your thoughts.

I could literally listen to Devon and Auden talk about arm wresting with background rain for hours

Love this Guy.. Devon your Armwrestling IQ is top notch.

many people have brought noteriety to the sport, but no one has explained more. it's like the opposing team telling you how to beat them. great stuff

So many people talking about how strong and fast Ermes is. No one’s talking about hand, size and wrist strength, which you Devon are much stronger and bigger at. That’s why I predict you stop him in the second and take over after that.

@lorenzobellistri8839

9 ай бұрын

You will have a bad surprise the 26th august

@youtubeconnollyfamily

9 ай бұрын

@@lorenzobellistri8839 I won’t be surprised. I know Devon is the underdog. I just think the hand strength and hand size is going to play a major difference. I believe Devon will win, but I’m not going to be surprised if he loses. I know ermes is phenomenal. His hand is not that big though and that’s why I believe Devon will be able to stop him and crack that wrist.

@jameslane9267

9 ай бұрын

@@youtubeconnollyfamilyErmes hand isn’t small at all dude. lol. There’s videos of him comparing hand size to guys like Larry Wheels, Vitaly, and Denis. His hand isn’t far off.

@lorenzobellistri8839

9 ай бұрын

​@@jameslane9267well tbh i thought he was right, Ermes doesn t have huge hand, a bit short for a shw. I only saw him comparing his hand to Larry and it was the same length just way thicker, can you tell me if you remember the video where he compares his hand with vitaly or denis?

@youtubeconnollyfamily

9 ай бұрын

@@jameslane9267 see I’m just thinking like about Levon. Devon’s hand was small thickness wise compared to him, but he will have a thicker and longer and then ermes. Still, though what you say may be correct. I thought his hand was just average. So my bad.

We are not the fans of Devon ..but like or not this man is one of the man who influences most in this sport..his move has always been waiting..appreciate that man.

We get a Supreme Seminar along with some valuable funny stories everytime Devon has a match. Dosent get any better than that!

Hey buddy u was correct 💯💯 this has become the most important lift in armwrestling everyone is trying to replicate this exact lift you have created once again showing who the true 🐐🐐 of arm wrestling is!!

Can see this! Great video thanks

Always keep rising.

Rough Rugged, and Raw Gym. Soon as its not so hot, Im building some arm rigs in my garage. Doing band work right now. You can rubberize your arms well using bands. Not trying to be real serious or anything, but Im liking some arm work about now.

U can win devon dont give up idol

Dev you’re a feckin beauty bud

Daily source of motivation thanks 🇨🇦

Thank you, of your inspiration, of your sharing. I didn't quite understand the rising* philosophy ; is it like you are with your hand "rising someone from the deads" ?.... Or more like a rising hand above another, setting it to the ground... Is rising a matter of height ? What you do if the other guy has a longer forearm, you know ; can we rise upon anybody ? Thank you again for all your support !

Keep growing these hairs, the power's inside 👍💪

Probably hardest match Devon will have🔥 stay at your peak Devon and goodluck

Devon u r a man of knowledge. I love this educational videos,mean so much But my question friend is Working out barefoot, brings more energy right 👍?

The heaviest rise I've heard of is Vitaly Laletin's at 42 kg, which is 92.5 lbs. Just one more jump.

@prestong5076

9 ай бұрын

Surely he can do more than that

@redthedragon88

9 ай бұрын

Devon lifted this fairly easy so he could definitely do more weight

@antoniehm87

9 ай бұрын

Your actual riser muscle or muscle group is very small. That’s a huge amount of weight for your riser if you’re holding correctly to properly isolate the riser muscles. Devon could definitely do more. Maybe even 100lb

@djon5008

9 ай бұрын

Devon and vitaly seem to be people who dont really lift their 100%. So its difficult to say where either of them are.

@imfvideos1518

9 ай бұрын

Dmitry silaev lifted 45 kg on riser

That never ending and enduring eyebrow hair is definitley rising!

Devon, how much work do you do on your legs? Leg workouts can stimulate the release of large amounts of hormones. Working your legs helps to produce hormones such as cortisol, testosterone, and human growth hormone (HGH). If you go hard on your legs, your upper body strength will also increase!

@wesleyb1458

9 ай бұрын

very true. But I don’t think he has trained his legs in a long time lol

@bazejm187

9 ай бұрын

I think training big parts of the body in general increase the hormonee such as back and chest for example.

The ability to rise up over Ermes

Good information.

love ya dev

Devon, I'm coming to Canada to train with you.

I love the environment. Go get em champ

I like Devon’s short lifting videos..

Devon needs to make a comparison vid of his thumbs and how to get them that big

Thanks for sharing “ Awesome.

That's a hell of a tumb 😮

hello uncle devon, i'm from indonesia, i'm your big fan, i want you to train hard because your next opponent is the one who almost equals levan, namely ermes, keep up the spirit uncle devon, if you lose it doesn't matter because you tried

Devon Larratt is the king of resistance, and will beat Ermes Gasparini 3-2

@giulio_yt651

9 ай бұрын

Nope hahahhaa

@rahul85700

9 ай бұрын

Yes ur right.. ...❤

@ElSicarioDeLaFMquedeciaNacaNac

9 ай бұрын

Lets see, Ermes have the pasta power and the quality my fren power

@marcomasti1473

9 ай бұрын

In your dreams. You are the hater of Ermes... You speak Bartolato win with Ermes... goodbye my Little friend hahahah😂

@Lowclasswarrior778

8 ай бұрын

@@marcomasti1473lol this didn’t age well your boy got wrecked

*almost pops eyeballs out rising the weight "easy lift. easy lift."

I’m using this rising strength to cave in peoples necks when I’m clinching. I’ll be strengthing these areas till the day I die Devon, thanks for all the knowledge. Making us all stronger together

@hungandfaded815

9 ай бұрын

😂😂 caving peoples necks, he’ll ya. I bet a lot of grapplers would benefit from armwrestling, it would help with wrist control so much

Respect

Rise and shine mr. Larratt, rise and shine.

rising is very underrated

Thanks for the insights champ. Hope Mum is okay, stay on yhat chilli 🌶 💪

Rise 💪

One of the strongest man in the world.

In my opinion the pronation lift is just as important as the rise. In the strap I don’t feel like the rise is as important as it is outside the strap. In the strap the ability to drag with cup/pronation is way stronger then posting. A lot of people I bet can get near you on rise but I bet not many can even get in the ballpark of that 150 pronation with a flat wrist.

YES, SIR 💯

Let's Fuckin Goooooooo Devooooooonnn

Hey devon I was wondering, do you do static stretching for your hand and forearms or not?

If you have lengthy levers, compared to you opponent, the rise is critical. If you don't, you must exert sufficient side and back pressure to mitigate. Contrasting styles make the best fights and afford the greatest unpredictability in arm wrestling clashes.

Improve slowly and deeply with free mind and take rest with free mind. No limits ❤

Hello devon sir 🙏🏿

You're my Yoda Devon !!

go devon!!!!! 💪✊

Yes, sir. You are the strongest armwrestler at the moment. Teach us to be better at it, please. From today on, I will do your rises every days.

@OneGodhead

6 ай бұрын

Levan is the strongest

@shurik1984

6 ай бұрын

@@OneGodhead Levan is out until May. I said at the moment.

Devon looks like a preistoric power man!

As much I love Devon I still don’t know if he has a chance against Ermes I hope I’m wrong but let’s see

Devon in middle of video: what day is it, what month is it? This man is on island times. Love it

Hello Devon

Best wishes from India 🇮🇳. ❤

Number one 💪🏻

That's what I found too right on the index knuckle

Wait did devon just made a high resolution video

I love to see it. What do you think lead to that 10lb increase ?

Go dig holls just to fil them inn agien and chop wood its a great workout

What are your thoughts on moves that initiate with wrist dumping force to apply bottom two finger pressure?

Devon manda um oi ai para mim ! Estou inscrito no canal e assisto a todos os seus videos e sou seu fã aqui do Brasil ! Adoro seus treinos e competições para sempre ! Abraços🙏😀😀

@i_mch

9 ай бұрын

This is Devon larrat , hello 👋

@gustavoboeta5268

9 ай бұрын

@@i_mch Obrigado Devon ! Sou seu fã irmão ! Abração do seu amigo Gustavo 😀😀

@ArmwrestlingShowcase

9 ай бұрын

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Been watching you a few years... You're sooo interesting and attract the attention arm wrestling needs.. Almost Travis did! Except you add education to it. Thats good! Is it Raining there now? Omg it has not rained in central Louisiana in a MONTH! Walking on the grass sounds like stepping on corn flakes.. bad

Hello Mr laratt, i hope this comment finds you. I really wanted to know how to maximize the leverages of a long arm in a toproll setup. The thing is in my case, since i have a long hand, i have to forcefully go back of the pad to accommodate the smaller arm of my opponent in the center. It ends up with my opponent having the superior post or superior height inspite of my hand being the longer one. Due to this my leverage is turned against me and i can't toproll my opponent but instead, end up getting toprolled myself. Since you are also an arm wrestler with long leverages, can you please educate me on how to place my arm on the pad, right from elbow placement to the setup. I really think it a waste of time if i end up giving the post to my opponent just because he has a shorter hand and the ref wants to accomodate us in the center. Thank you very much for your time Mr larratt. Have a lovely day ahead.

I don´t know why, but I read Fundamental as Fund a mental :) Which I guess is not all wrong. Leaving a like Devon :)

Hey Devon! Can you make 75kg pronation lift until the ermes match