Hey guys! I'm going to continue with the "Blow Up Your ____" series. Is there a lift or bodypart you'd like to see me cover next?

@johnnysins432

3 жыл бұрын

My dingdong

@marcusrandall3477

3 жыл бұрын

Hip thrusts

@floris4496

3 жыл бұрын

deadlifts

@giulia.accaputo

3 жыл бұрын

As a girl ... of course ... glutes !!! And also quads xx

@jonahfox1503

3 жыл бұрын

Split squats/other unilateral leg exercises

Belt of strength +10% Knee pads of strength +2% Shoes of the lifter + 3% Set bonus + 50% confidence

@Kender591

Жыл бұрын

I like your optimism

@dbagdi1998

Жыл бұрын

I think knee pads are a little more than 2% maybe like 5%

@jzen1455

Жыл бұрын

Being Asian or Slavic +25%

@soethurain

Жыл бұрын

@@jzen1455 ??😭😭

@cobaltblue5523

Жыл бұрын

Set bonus is always good

I see why this guy is most fitness youtubers number 1 for information. Editing so clean, all advice is science based and none of it is the same regurgitated things. And he manages to launch a joke or two in there AND he gives proper examples with diagrams. King shit 👑

@basedabdu8653

3 жыл бұрын

Nah, Jason blaha is better

@xavmanisdabestest

3 жыл бұрын

@@akhtaruzzamanjoy8524 ty

@akhtaruzzamanjoy8524

3 жыл бұрын

@@xavmanisdabestest I Know it was a typo cause U and I stand side by side in keypad.

@AnjuliMack

3 жыл бұрын

Love his videos!!!

@akhtaruzzamanjoy8524

3 жыл бұрын

@@AnjuliMack damn girl. You are ripped

now all we need is one for deadlifts

@baudimoovan2262

3 жыл бұрын

Bro don't be greedy😂🌚

@Jmack7861

3 жыл бұрын

Increase frequency. Unless you’re pulling over 700 you can easily get away with 3x/week. I guarantee it will work.

@Mr_osei183

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jmack7861 would you recommend different variations on the deadlift (block pulls, deficit deadlifts, pause deadlifts) or just simply sticking to one form 3 times a week?

@OMAR-vk9pi

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mr_osei183 definitely wanna switch it up get a good coach though

@RishabhSharma10225

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jmack7861 General opinion is that deadlifts are harder to recover from, so should be done once or at most twice a week. More than this may lead to CNS burnout.

One of the few content creators I watch at normal speed.

@TheAman0007

3 жыл бұрын

Fact.

@IDoItCauseICan

3 жыл бұрын

Sameee

@denissoares5102

3 жыл бұрын

Just the same. And have to pause to analise the tables!

@JohnDotBomb

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@filabila

3 жыл бұрын

,😂😂 same

"Use your gear better" Ok, Jeff, got it! *_Pins the tren_*

@jugheadsrule

3 жыл бұрын

Typical Mr RPE 7 Nippard 'look for the easy way' approach. It's f ing obvious, if you need to wear a belt to lift the weight, it's too heavy for you. Stop cheating. You can either lift the weight by your own merits or you can't.

@NeuronActivation

3 жыл бұрын

@@jugheadsrule Actually no its not cheating using equipment. Because if your belted squat goes up, so will your beltless squat. Using gear will help you overload more and safer than going raw.

@jugheadsrule

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeuronActivation Err no, it's cheating yourself. If you need a belt to squat a weight, then the weight is too heavy for you, plain and simple. Most of the guys I see using belts are beat up to shit so it doesn't prevent injuries, and if you're training for a sport then using belts is asking for an injury. You don't get to use a belt on a sports field. PS: Also, you always know you're dealing with a prize fuckwit when they're doing curls with a weight belt on.

@NeuronActivation

3 жыл бұрын

@@jugheadsrule No its not cheating, Jeff is only advising using lifting gear to help build your squat, you *can* go raw if you want but using gear will always add a few poundages to your lifts and get stronger thats the whole point. There's nothing wrong with using one, also no one said it prevents injuries. All it does is increases intra abdominal pressure so that you can brace harder. Those guys you've mentioned either don't know how to brace, rely on the belt too much or have poor technique on their lifts. Jeff is a powerlifter/bodybuilder and focuses on getting stronger and or bigger, not sport specific training.

@damiancotelo9391

3 жыл бұрын

@@jugheadsrule when

Damn, the walk-out primers literally added 25% to my 10RM. Yes, I’m a novice - but I think it’s still pretty incredible that such a seemingly negligible piece of advice ended up being so helpful. Thanks Jeff.

@Jeebizz101

6 ай бұрын

holy shit! really?? Im gonna have to give it a go

@prithvisukka9271

5 ай бұрын

In how much time?

Great practical tips Jeff. Especially the CNS priming. Most lifters completely forget about the impact the nervous system plays, especially when approaching near maximal lifts.

0:18 Squat more often (~2-3x/week) 0:33 Prime your Nervous System - use Pin Squats and Heavy Walkouts to prepare your brain. 1:12 Example Squat Program. 1:32 Pin Squats - can set rack to however high or low you want for practice. 2:55 Bar Position - Most don’t use the low bar position even though they are 5-10% stronger with this position. 3:24 High Bar vs Low Bar Table. 4:48 If goal is general strength and size you only need to go to parallel, or just below. 5:28 Increasing Foot Width - while wider stances can limit depth you still benefit from stretch reflex without the need to go unnecessarily deep, increases adductor involvement and can make the lift slightly easier on your back. 6:09 Gear - Belt, Knee pads, Squat Shoes. 8:09 Weight/Rep PR progression - Beginner, should have new PRs every session, adding 5lbs every week.

0:51 that's your normal shot G

@JeffNippard

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha fuuuuuu

@QBSIXTD

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

@catedoge3206

3 жыл бұрын

lol

@xunap

3 жыл бұрын

think it's a compliment (those arms, bro!)

@mykaeldidolis443

3 жыл бұрын

LMFAO

Consistently the gold standard for science based fitness channels! Agree with all your techniques & advice for increasing squat strength, & of course Periodization is in there too. 💪👍

I just been doing the 10 Kiwis a day and that seems to be working

@TingleTheAssassin

3 жыл бұрын

Nice physique dude!

@PatrickReynoldsfit

3 жыл бұрын

@@TingleTheAssassin thanks bro

@darxis8822

3 жыл бұрын

Kiwis..

0:50 me shooting my shot with any girl

Hey Jeff just wanted to say thank you for all the easy and accessible information you bring consistently to the fitness community, it really helps to keep going

always blown away by how concise and eloquent your videos are, even as a beginner I feel like your vids are super easy to understand and are interesting to listen to!!

Never heard of doing walk outs before but I decided to give it a try! I've always had strong legs but a terrible squat due to be uncomfortable holding the weight on my back since I'm a lanky 190 lbs at 6'4. Just from doing these and getting used to the weight my squat 1rm went up 50 lbs! Thanks Jeff. Awesome stuff!

High bar, ATG will always be my favorite and is what I feel strongest in. Mad respect for low bar lifters. High bar just feels, looks, and works better for me

@Dr_Footbrake

3 жыл бұрын

I reckon if you stuck at low bar long enough and/or got coached properly it'd overtake your high bar. BUT if you're not competing in PLing then really it doesn't matter how you squat.

Man I just tried the low bar setup for the first time and it feels amazing. The weight feels so much lighter and depth feels easier to hit consistently

I have been working out for 2 months and I was super scared of squats. You have no idea how much you have helped me with this video. Tysm man, you’re priceless.

Jeff, I have been desperately trying to boost my squat numbers for a few weeks now. Out of everything I've seen/read this was the only advice that actually did anything for me. I not only set a new clean PR today but I shattered my previous one. Thank you so much for this

Squating alone can shape your leg muscles and make them look good, but ONLY if you firstly melt that layer of fat that is covering your legs (and your whole body). I am currently in my third week of following a diet plan I got from Dietarize. So far I lost decent amount of fat and my body started getting in shape! It also comes with a workout plan. You can find many other tools as well.

@jaysonkstone

3 жыл бұрын

fake

@Aresous

3 жыл бұрын

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@riveralvarez7517

3 жыл бұрын

@@Aresous What is this comment about?

@AbDirkie

3 жыл бұрын

@@riveralvarez7517The comment (which, for clarity's sake, was not mine) insinuates that you are not actually responding to the video, but instead using it as a place to advertise something else.

@riveralvarez7517

3 жыл бұрын

@@AbDirkie If it was advertisement, you would see it on a video itself and you would probably skip it. I see that you haven't skipped my comment.

Oh man this is genius! I never thought about pin squats, even though I’ve always kinda been intimidated by the negative and the failure on positive. Thanks a million Mr. Nippard, you are a leg saver!

These latest videos are setting the standard Jeff... they look awesome and more importantly, the way the information is conveyed is clear and concise and informed... awesome 👊🏻👊🏻

It's so refreshing to listen to a fitness expert (Jeff Nippard) who has manners, civility, politeness, in addition to knowledge and expertise. There are so many fitness "experts" on youtube who cuss like a sailor, have a lot of angst and disrespect for other fellow fitness youtubers, or exhibit very rude and crass behavior throughout their videos. With Jeff's videos I feel informed, inspired and appreciate that I can actually enjoy the content without having to filter out all the unnecessary nonsense that is featured in other fitness youtubers videos. Please keep up the good work!

Need to do a ‘how to blow up your chest without performing an incline bench’ after THAT video. Hahaha.

@giulia.accaputo

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect comment 😂 Jeff: “how to blow up your chest” Chris: 👁👄👁

@ferociousspark4166

3 жыл бұрын

Man Incline Bench is great

@thetrayner

3 жыл бұрын

@@ferociousspark4166 have you seen the Larry wheels video? Haha. That’s the video I’m referring to. PS:- love the bench but that shit me up. Haha

@TheComedyButchers

3 жыл бұрын

“How to blow up your chest but not like in that Larry Wheels video”

@lukeshieldsnature

3 жыл бұрын

Just use incline smith it’s better for mind muscle connecting anyway

Lucky to have this quality content for free🙏

I love watching this guy. You can tell he enjoys doing this and is actually very intelligent. Great stuff!

Man, this guy has been great. I started at the gym about a month ago for the first time, and I’ve seen massive improvement in strength due to all his workout and meal planning videos

5:07 Totally agree! Mentally when I have the pre intention to no go deep i not just feel weeker but also scared a llittle and the weight intimidates me! And once u set ur mind up to go deep in squat u will be impressed by how strong u actually r. Thanks for the video its so helpful!

Really glad to see you talking about breathing. As a music teacher who teaches voice, I often see a lot of chest-breathing in the gym (in pre-Covid times), including when lifting heavy, and when folks are doing intense cardio like running or HIIT. It's inefficient as far as O2 and trains your core incorrectly, not to mention it seems like folks are worried about breathing making them look like they have a bigger stomach. That said, as someone who has been working really hard to increase deltoid strength, I would be very interested in blowing up my delts.

@bigdrippa6945

3 жыл бұрын

Doing music got me into belly breathing long before lifting. It also made my air usage better when i started SCUBA diving lmfao

jeff thanks for helping me make my way to all elite numbers for my weight. Your tips have helped me tremendously and i’ve been able to get my bench up 100 lbs from 205 to 305 and my squat up 170 lbs from 285 to 455

Jeff, this may be your most helpful video yet. Can't wait to fix my squat and start your powerbuilding program next week!

Your videos never fail to motivate me! I really appreciate the amount of research and effort that goes into every single video. Quick question for someone who fits under the novice/untrained category, would the 5 pound weekly PR cycle work on other compound lifts like bench press? Thank you so much

Haven't watched yet but I'll put $100 on a casual Squat PR somewhere in here 🤣

@rasta1017

3 жыл бұрын

I spit out my water and can't breathe 😂😂

@muheebayuby6436

3 жыл бұрын

@@rasta1017 so breath

@rasta1017

3 жыл бұрын

@@muheebayuby6436 onions

Jeff - your content is simply top notch. I used these (and some modifications) to bring my squat up 40%. Yes, there was some focus on heavier lifts that was not there before, but I made progress much faster than expected. /respect

Thanks for sharing. I’ve struggled with the squat my whole athletic life. I’ve spent the last few months dedicated to bringing these numbers up and will implement these strategies.🙏

Just hit bodyweight squats after my first year of training. Thanks for all the advice so far!!

This is like the asmr for squats.

excellent video as always . I've been watching for a while and finally decided to get a program from you. Two to be exact, I PR my bench and squat every week. :) keep it coming . We need more videos!

Always so very thorough! Pin presses and walkouts will be my first focus in the immediate future.

Never thought to do a walkout!! Greats tips thanks! 👌🏼

Bro, that pin squat is where it is!!! Huge gains!!!

One of the best You Tube subscriptions I have!!! Always informative, simple and easy to follow. Thank you Jeff!

Literally just got done squatting... wish I had seen this first. Quality content Jeff, love it!

I’m on week 6 (semi-deload) of your powerbuilding program and WOW have I made some strength progress! Squat single RPE 9 was supposed to be 355-375lbs, I hit 405 (my all time PR) and it was maybe an RPE 8. It’s safe to say I’m 20-30lbs ahead of schedule on both my squat and deadlift and probably 15-20 on bench press. Thank you Jeff! I will be running this program for the rest of 2021.

@moiss3s

2 жыл бұрын

link?

@FliedChicken

2 жыл бұрын

@@moiss3s in the description, says it at the end of the video I'd also highly recommend powerbuilding 1. I tried powerbuilding 2 and you can definitely skip it, but I'm on powerbuilding 3 and liking it so far. I think powerbuilding 1 is my favorite though and if you can only buy one buy that one.

Jeff putting all the booty girls to shame with those glutes 👀

Hey Jeff, Been watching your videos for years now and have never found a more helpful channel to really take my knowledge from average gym bro to a place I am far happier with, and I have made good progress thanks to the tips and science backed approaches you promote on your channel. In a world of misinformation it is always a breath of fresh air to find someone who is so staunch in their reliance on only science-backed approaches to their craft. I just bought your Powerbuilding guide and will be putting it to the test this spring. I have recently made some PRs before the gyms shut down here in Ontario again, but with them re-opening next week I will be building up back to a solid base (and then taking a much needed vacation!) before I get to work and hopefully this will take me to my long term strength goals :) I wanted to thank you again for your excellent channel. P.S - I'm super jealous you live out west, and I'm hoping to get out there in a few years time! Though I give it 50/50 I end up in BC or Yukon so who knows! LOL Cheers, buddy

I learn so much in just 10 minutes of these videos…Great Content Jeff!!

I remember when I first switched to low bar, took around 3 weeks (2x/week) to get used to the new form, it then added 50lbs to my max squat after the adjustment period.

this could work if gyms werent closing every time i get closer to my goal 😂😭

@josesammut9396

3 жыл бұрын

So true... Fack

@LayanZein

3 жыл бұрын

@Island Mike i do!! i never said im giving it as an excuse but still pulls you back from your high numbers, not everyone can afford full-on at-home gym

@Waytooblonde

3 жыл бұрын

Lol! I know so glad everyone in Miami is getting vaccines already, I doubt they will close gyms again here. I built a home gym just incase.

@mostlypeaceful1817

3 жыл бұрын

2 years ago I had a “if you build it, they will come” moment in my garage. I just thought screw it, a weight rack, a bar and some plates will be a good investment. Fast forward a bit and every commercial gym in the freaking world is closed😂

@dude3278

3 жыл бұрын

Damn my gym doesn't even require masks. Much less close lol

My god having your research focused channel and your editing skills on these videos is such a gift to this world!

Love the way you make your vids, talks sitting down and explaining everything✌

Just started squatting twice a week and it's helping, the heavy walkouts would be helpful because I get super nervous when it's heavy and don't put more weight on

The belt thing Jeff mentions definitely has seen my squat improve. I went from squatting 220Lbs for 10 reps per set over 4 sets without a belt, to squatting 242Lbs for 10 reps over 4 sets with a belt (The past 2 weeks, 3 times per week) and even that feels so comfortable that I am considering going to 253/264 from this coming Saturday. I must be honest, knee sleeves makes me feel a lot more stable around the knee. As for the shoes, I actually prefer bare feet as it makes me feel more stable.

@Mrbladesofchaos

2 жыл бұрын

i go barefoot as well

@paulchristie3306

Жыл бұрын

Forget sets of 10. Try 3 or 5 reps. Add more weight to the bar !

@rtusiime

Жыл бұрын

@@paulchristie3306 for hypertrophy focus 10 is optimal. Also round number mental benefit

@paulchristie3306

Жыл бұрын

@@rtusiime If u want to do 10 squats u must be crazy. 10 reps is medium weight, go heavy to get strong.

@rtusiime

Жыл бұрын

@@paulchristie3306 again, I said for hypertrophy focus (i.e for size, which seems to be ben’s main focus) 10 reps is more optimal. 3-5 is optimal for strength. Remember optimal means “best suited”. So while both 3-5 and 8-12 rep ranges could potentially build strength and size, the former builds strength quicker than the latter and the latter builds size quicker than the former.

wow this was actually so helpful. im so used to finding un useful information everywhere else. this channel is home

Amazing well made video, easy to follow, great edits, and very informational love it!

LOVE the last results on your survey. "I don't squat." Now, that shit is funny.

Looking Strong Jeff!💪🏻😎

One of the best squat videos I’ve seen in years. Thank you.

Informative video as always 🙌💪 I learn so much from your KZread videos every time!

I'll start using gear, thanks for the tip! Probably will make my squat + everything else just go thru the roof

I forgot not to squat the walkout weight once. Luckily it's a mistake I could only make once :)

@Jes1919

2 жыл бұрын

A week ago, I forgot to move the height for the squat bar and it was one above what I do. I did my walkout and thank god I through I didnt hurt my back.

You are a really good communicator and teacher. I thank you for your videos friend

Nice video! I really like the neuro-priming. I've noticed I shift the bar from low in the bottom position to high in the top position by rolling the bar on my back. Just feels better that way. For serious lifters who are limited by ankle mobility, seeing a physical therapist can also help. Ankle mobility can come from joint mechanics, not just muscular tightness. PTs can do thrust mobilizations, non-thrust mobilizations and mobilizations with movement to improve that squat depth without having to use a heel riser.

5:05 I have pretty good ankle mobility and it feels the same for me. When I go below parallel I feel like my legs are loading like a spring which makes going up easier.

The Pin squat tip was the best one for me. I also get very intimidated with the squat, because it starts with a heavy eccentric phase, different from the deadlifts where it feels much safer to pick up the weight from the ground.

this industry needs more people like you. thank you

Great tips Jeff, amazing channel you have here, I really appreciate it as a scientist! Gyms are still closed here in the UK so I am forced to do calisthenic variations, pistols, lunges etc... But as soon as they open I am putting your tips to use.

I’m glad you added something about priming the nervous system, because I’ve noticed every time I put more weight on the bar, I get that nervous butterfly feeling in my stomach haha I have to really mentally prepare myself. I didn’t even think about this being a thing for other people too. I just thought my body was weird lol

@politie98765432198

Жыл бұрын

I have the same i get legit scared when i go and squat a new pr

It's like you knew today was leg day.

@josephmoore8864

3 жыл бұрын

Every day is leg day for Jeff (full body routine)

@PaladinNathan

3 жыл бұрын

@@josephmoore8864 I'm on PPL right now. :)

@venkatvallabhaneni1227

3 жыл бұрын

Imagine training legs

@LegitHawaiian95

3 жыл бұрын

Wednesday is pretty much international leg day

That was one of the better and most informative videos I've seen in years.

Love the pin lift suggestion. Tried it for my bp and it helped massively (actually did a few weeks of pin-press iso workouts) - great way to acclimate to a weight that feels daunting. I went from feeling like unracking 315 was driving me through the bench, to feeling like it was no more than 275, by pinning and holding 335-345 (so, 1RM+, enabled by restricted ROM and the psychological boost that the pins give).

Right before leg day. Perfect

Do you have any recommendations for improving ankle mobility? I can’t seem to get a good depth into my squat and I feel like it’s holding me back. It also effects my balance under the bar and I have to compensate by using my back (which is not what I want to be doing)

@fhfujdbsidn6902

2 жыл бұрын

Get in a half squat position and lean to one side putting all you bodyweight on the lean, dont not lift you feet while stretching it, make sure your knee is facing the same way your toes are. Then switch sides. Thats how ive been doing it

This video was put together awesome. As someone who just graduated with their bs in kinesiology, you hit the target with advice and science. Good shit, just gained a new subscriber

@obamacare3718

3 жыл бұрын

I’m currently thinking about to study in kinesiology, why do you think its bs?

@philinmycock

3 жыл бұрын

@@obamacare3718 bs is bachelors of science.

Recently broke my foot, so I have not been able to squat or deadlift for a while. Once I can get back to it, I’m going to take the opportunity to re-teach myself how to do both movements. I’ve never been happy in my progress with either lift so I am excited. Thanks for the information

What would you say for someone who typically feels like their hamstring “catches” when going for a parallel squat. I have a few friends who have the same problem so there could be more people out there who feel this way.

@venkatvallabhaneni1227

3 жыл бұрын

Could you go into more detail on what you mean by "catches"

@ianmontgomery9356

3 жыл бұрын

are you talking about body not allowing you to go all the way down first rep, but bodies safety mechanisms halting? are you older? I'm 46 and have to do calves and leg curls first, and even with 5 or more warm ups, some of my work sets have the body halt a bit on some of the beginning reps. by 3rd rep you should be back down to parallel or below. if that's what you're asking

Pro tip: eat a kiwi before starting your squat sesh for maximum gains🥝🥝🥝

@shashwatmahapatra9504

3 жыл бұрын

How does that help

@sushantgupta3049

3 жыл бұрын

@@shashwatmahapatra9504 he is joking

@shashwatmahapatra9504

3 жыл бұрын

@@sushantgupta3049 Alrighty, thanks for the heads up

Just bought your Fundamentals Hypertrophy Program and holy....fuck.... this is the most well put together, PACKED with info, and INSANELY efficient program I’ve ever seen.

The linear double progression was more or less what I have been trying to do lately though not that neatly planned but more like increasing the workload by miniscule amounts week by week. Glad to see I was going in the right direction!

Do you have any tips for switching from highbar to lowbar? I can do 455 highbar but I struggle with 225 lowbar it just feels so awkward

@josephmoore8864

3 жыл бұрын

Lowbar your queue is sit back first. Highbar you bend at knees and hips at the same time. For lowbar I found using one of those step systems up 3-4 blocks helped me train the feel properly. You have to sit back just like you are going to use the toilet . You might already know that.

@Jmack7861

3 жыл бұрын

What feels awkward about it? If it’s bar placement just slowly over a training cycle move the bar down. Bar placement isn’t black and white. Try a mid bar placement first. If it’s the body mechanics then just make sure you break at the hips first and mentally think of it as a high bar and you’ll prevent that good morning shit from happening. I’ve also found that flaring feet out more on low bar helps but NOT a wider stance

@andreyv1

3 жыл бұрын

its super awkward for taller people imo. I can’t do it. Dont think I’ve seen anyone over 6’ do lowbar

@DanielCarlson

3 жыл бұрын

@@andreyv1 I’m 6’1 but I’ve heard almost everyone’s stronger lowbar but maybe height makes it harder. I can’t decide if it’s worth switching over or not

@NeuronActivation

3 жыл бұрын

Keep doing highbar

I really like the zercher squat, what are your thoughts?

@0EddyEagle0

3 жыл бұрын

@PogChamp I'm in the UK so in lock down still so can't use a machine, front squat puts a bit too much pressure on my wrists, back squat puts too much pressure on my lower back and my arms don't hurt as I use elbow sleeves

@TheComedyButchers

3 жыл бұрын

@@0EddyEagle0 if your front squats are hurting your wrists you have to lean back more from your lower back

@0EddyEagle0

3 жыл бұрын

@PogChamp I will learn more forms as I progress but for now I'm just going to stick with zercher, its comfortable and I'm making decent progress with it

These are great POINTS. LOVE THE CONTENT!

This is years old but watched last night for first time. Pinned for a 315 single and ended up getting it for 5 reps one at a time. Thanks ❤

I see Jeff squat, I click

@davidmernick7360

3 жыл бұрын

I see Jeff squat, I faint

Posing tutorials would be great jeff

@tavcso1

3 жыл бұрын

I would love that too

I’m looking forward to implementing these tips, thanks buddy

A very similar thing was taught to me thirty years ago by my instructor. Great man.

Everytime I squat, my glutes die when I want to hit my quads

@TRAILERHUNTER001

2 жыл бұрын

Mine too I feel it 10x more in my glutes than my quads

Who is a day one fan of Jeff Nipplez????

I love Jeff. I get so stoked for new videos

Wondering what Coach thinks about this 😏

Gotta love SARMS eh

As Pro track athlete we only do 3/4, 1/2 squats and Speed Squats using a wide stance. We are targeting the hips/butt to fire up/explode when coming out of the blocks and in the beginning of the drive phase.

That structural in-depth hitter on a Wednesday, thanks Jeff 🔥

Fastest way to improve squat, train it until you bulge two discs. (Highly sarcastic, speaking from personal experience)

@nunninkav

3 жыл бұрын

Most people should never squat more than 405. You can still get strong with repping that weight. You get towards 500 lbs, you better have a large frame or you risk those ruptured discs and joint damage.

@Dr_Footbrake

3 жыл бұрын

@@nunninkav putting an arbitrary limit on what people can or cannot squat seems pretty stupid, particularly as there are 130lb women squatting > 400lb

@nunninkav

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dr_Footbrake degenerative disc disease and hip replacements seem pretty stupid to me. Best to heed my advice if you want to keep your own body parts.

@Dr_Footbrake

3 жыл бұрын

@@nunninkav I'm 180lb on a good day and have had 500lb on my back more weeks than not for the past decade and had 1 back issue ~6 years ago and never any issues with my hips. I think I'm going to be ok. In addition to that people who have never squatted in their life have DDD and hip replacements so I'm not sure how you can attribute a causal link between the two. (In addition pre-morbid level of function has a large bearing on prognosis following joint replacement surgery so you're better off being strong and broken than weak and broken)

the best way to blow up your squats is to do backpack squats at home... anybody wanna see me do that while occasionally dancing like a lunatic?

OMG! One of your best videos imho! That was certainly helpful! Thank you!

The power building program is legit! Seeing noticeable strength and size added personally. It’s rewarding to stick to it as you see progress in strength which in my opinion is more noticeable at times than getting leaner or bigger and helps you keep to the program

1st step: be 3ft tall

@Yup3255h

16 сағат бұрын

Type shit