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Non-Negotiable Exercise Stimuli
Are you becoming detrained in vital areas of fitness without even knowing it? In this video I am going to dive into what types of exercise not only give you the best bang for your buck, but produce the most meaningful results.
In my last video I covered what I consider to be non-negotiable fitness goals
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By always prioritizing our non-negotiables: functional performance, body composition, tissue and joint health, and overall health and wellness, we can ensure that as we live our life and dive in and out of new hobbies and interests, that we are never doing things at the expense or detriment to things that are vital for our life.
I think being involved in hobbies and sports that interest you add so much enjoyment to life, but it’s key to keep the big picture in mind and make sure that the sum of your activities and workouts include adequate exposure to all of the non-negotiable exercise stimuli discussed in this video. Again, the time and effort required to gain adequate exposure is extremely minimal and the payoffs now, and across our lifetime, are enormous.
Links Mentioned in Video:
Non-negotiable Fitness Goals - movementlink.fit/the-movementlink-method/non-negotiable-fitness-goals
Lifestyle Considerations - movementlink.fit/fat-loss-protocols
Mobility Guides - movementlink.fit/mobility-guides
Understanding the Value of Cross-Training - movementlink.fit/understanding-the-value-of-cross-training
Spillover Benefits of Cross-Training - movementlink.fit/the-movementlink-method/spillover-benefits-of-cross-training
Time Efficiency of Cross-Training - movementlink.fit/the-movementlink-method/time-efficiency-of-cross-training
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Non-Negotiable Fitness Goals
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No goals should be prioritized over our Non-Negotiable Fitness Goals: -Functional Performance -Healthy Body Composition -Tissue and Joint Health -Overall Health and Wellness Watch Next: Non-Negotiable Exercise Stimuli ua-cam.com/video/wRYg4N-L49E/v-deo.html Article Link Mentioned in Video A Modern Approach To Goal Setting: movementlink.fit/goal-setting-article-series MovementLink's Benchmark We...
Are You Measuring the Right Things?
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Read the full transcript/article here: movementlink.fit/the-movementlink-method/what-to-track Are You Measuring the Right Things - By Kyle Ligon “What Gets Measured Gets Improved” But, what happens when you measure the wrong things and what you choose to track does not accurately represent what you actually want to improve? This is an extremely common mistake I see people make, so in this artic...
What is MovementLink.FIT Gym?
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MovementLink.fit Most workout programs, like yoga, powerlifting, bodybuilding, olympic weightlifting, bootcamps, spin classes, and running are very narrow in focus. Participating in only one or two of these leaves large gaps in all-around, functional fitness. At MovementLink, we focus on developing all aspects of fitness to optimize performance, aesthetics, joint and tissue health, and overall ...
Boost Your Olympic Weightlifting Technique with Warm-up Technique Layering - Snatch and Clean & Jerk
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movementlink.fit/ Accumulating intentional reps is what makes for great lifters. If you're looking to improve your Olympic-style weightlifting technique to blow past previous personal records, you need to use your time more wisely, specifically during your warm-ups. Dramatically improve your performance with technique layering to make every snatch and clean and jerk warm-up rep more impactful! ...
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Save Your Hip Flexors while Running with this Powerful Tool for Core Bracing
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4 Steps to Manage Athletes with Pain - MOMENTUM Podcast with Dr Jared Hutchens
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movementlink.fit/ As a coach, it is inevitable that you encounter clients feeling various levels of pain. Sometimes it can be tricky to know how to manage the issue in a group setting and when the issue should be referred to a licensed professional like a Physical Therapist or Chiropractor. A key take-away: When a client is in pain, coaches should provide general insights into what may possibly...
Calisthenics Coach Learns CrossFit-style Techniques Part 5 - The Epiphany from Learning the Kip
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movementlink.fit/ This is Part 5 of a 5 part series of videos where calisthenics coach, Sidou, learns some techniques CrossFitters use to see what type of carry-over there is between CrossFit exercises used to develop functional fitness and Calisthenics Freestyle. We could all use a little more play in our lives and playing around with calisthenics is a great way to add some fun to your warm-up...
Calisthenics Coach Learns CrossFit-style Techniques Part 4 - The Ring Muscle-up
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movementlink.fit/ This is Part 4 of a 5 part series of videos where calisthenics coach, Sidou, learns some techniques CrossFitters use to see what type of carry-over there is between CrossFit exercises used to develop functional fitness and Calisthenics Freestyle. We could all use a little more play in our lives and playing around with calisthenics is a great way to add some fun to your warm-up...
Calisthenics Coach Learns CrossFit-style Techniques Part 3 - The CrossFit -style Bar Muscle-up
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movementlink.fit/ This is Part 3 of a 5 part series of videos where calisthenics coach, Sidou, learns some techniques CrossFitters use to see what type of carry-over there is between CrossFit exercises used to develop functional fitness and Calisthenics Freestyle. We could all use a little more play in our lives and playing around with calisthenics is a great way to add some fun to your warm-up...
Calisthenics Coach Learns CrossFit-style Techniques Part 2 - The Butterfly Pull up
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movementlink.fit/ This is Part 2 of a 5 part series of videos where calisthenics coach, Sidou, learns some techniques CrossFitters use to see what type of carry-over there is between CrossFit exercises used to develop functional fitness and Calisthenics Freestyle. We could all use a little more play in our lives and playing around with calisthenics is a great way to add some fun to your warm-up...
Calisthenics Coach Learns CrossFit-style Techniques Part 1 - The Basics - Squat, Push up, and Burpee
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movementlink.fit/ This is Part 1 of a 5 part series of videos where calisthenics coach, Sidou, learns some techniques CrossFitters use to see what type of carry-over there is between CrossFit exercises used to develop functional fitness and Calisthenics Freestyle. We could all use a little more play in our lives and playing around with calisthenics is a great way to add some fun to your warm-up...
Snatch Program - Close out
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Snatch Program Day 7 - Feel the Hip then Snatch
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Snatch Program Day 6 - Timing and Speed Pulling Under the Bar
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Snatch Program Day 6 - Timing and Speed Pulling Under the Bar
Snatch Program Day 5 - Finding the Hip Position in the 2nd Pull
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Snatch Program Day 5 - Finding the Hip Position in the 2nd Pull
Snatch Program Day 4 - Pressing into the Overhead Squat Position
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Snatch Program Day 4 - Pressing into the Overhead Squat Position
Snatch Program Day 3 - Feeling the Power from the Hips
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Snatch Program Day 3 - Feeling the Power from the Hips
Snatch Program Day 2 - Staying Connected to the Barbell with the Muscle Snatch
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Snatch Program Day 2 - Staying Connected to the Barbell with the Muscle Snatch
Snatch Program Day 1 - Perfecting the Overhead Position with BTN Snatch-Grip Push Jerks
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Snatch Program Day 1 - Perfecting the Overhead Position with BTN Snatch-Grip Push Jerks
MOMENTUM Podcast - Does Pain Equal Damage? - with Dr Jared Hutchens from Hutch Health Services
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MOMENTUM Podcast - Does Pain Equal Damage? - with Dr Jared Hutchens from Hutch Health Services
MOMENTUM Podcast with Dr. Chase Davidson, DC, CSCS, from Action Potential Center
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CrossFitters try Calisthenics - Part 9 - Barrel Roll
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CrossFitters try Calisthenics - Part 8 - Roll to Forearm Support
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CrossFitters Learn Calisthenics Part 7 Forearm Muscle up
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CrossFitters Learn Calisthenics - Part 6 - Back Lever Practice
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CrossFitters Learn Calisthenics - Part 6 - Back Lever Practice
CrossFitters Learn Calisthenics - Part 5 Front Lever Progressions
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КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @taaappp
    @taaappp 13 днів тому

    This helped tremendously. Thank you.

  • @aileenoneill5619
    @aileenoneill5619 Місяць тому

    Thank you, best explanation I have seen & heard.

  • @franzsnorresson4408
    @franzsnorresson4408 Місяць тому

    what a fuckin clown lmao

  • @vanselm66
    @vanselm66 2 місяці тому

    Very informative video. I'm a beginner and I face this issue every time I clean & jerk. Nobody has teached me how to do this transition yet and I feel very insecure when I lift the bar over my head.

  • @christopherharris-coons5207
    @christopherharris-coons5207 2 місяці тому

    It's been so difficult to get to the gym since having a toddler. We just went to the park, and there were a bunch of big rocks off to the side. I managed to get a pretty decent workout while the kiddo played on the jungle gym. Thanks for the video!

  • @nikitaw1982
    @nikitaw1982 2 місяці тому

    Interesting. Variety keeps it interesting. If covid lock downs happened again they should bring back aerobics Oz style and some progressive week to week program to xome out of lockdowns fitter than ever. Too many fell into dispear.. Ban fast food ads during lockdowns (none really needed anyway). Binge eatting and panic were at an all time high. PS ive been doing heaps of suitcase carrys just a few minutes most days and looking for alternatives to just walking.

  • @allanfarr
    @allanfarr 2 місяці тому

    Grab a 25# plate I one hand and walk around with it

  • @allanfarr
    @allanfarr 2 місяці тому

    I do CrossFit several times a week. I have been focusing on strengthening my hanging muscles which is hard to do in CrossFit. Swing along those bars to get used to moving body through space. Rings are different than bars also. Good advice.

  • @biknjak
    @biknjak 2 місяці тому

    I have long(ish) legs (5'10" - 34" inseam) with a short waist, and when I use the Starting Strength method (especially with weightlifting shoes) I feel REALLY rocked forward over the bar at the beginning of the pull, and end up with a sore back. I think the problem for me is the setup has my hips so high (and legs with very little bend) that after my legs complete the short "leg drive", the rest of the pull is reliant mostly on my lower back. I've started deadlifting in flat soled Van's and dropping my hips a little more at the onset. I'm sure Rippetoe wouldn't like it, but what do you think?

    • @Movement-Link
      @Movement-Link 2 місяці тому

      I'd have to see it to have an stronger opinion, but nothing you're saying sounds crazy:) Our proportions will definitely influence what our set-ups look like. Additionally, why you are deadlifting can influence your technique decisions too. Is it for a powerlifting meet, are you deadlifting to support a specific sport, or are you deadlifting as part of a functional fitness program with the goal of transferring fitness, strength, and movement patterns into the real world? There is rarely one single set-up that works perfectly for everyone and for all contexts, so playing around with what may work best for you while keeping your specific context for deadlifting top of mind sounds like a great strategy to me.

    • @biknjak
      @biknjak 2 місяці тому

      I'm almost 68, so my deadlifting is mostly to augment my other weight training, cycling, and overall fitness as aging takes effect. I think the hardest part is accepting where I am physically at this age, as my mind is still convinced it's 30! It's easy to overdo stuff. Anyway, thanks so much for responding!

    • @Movement-Link
      @Movement-Link 2 місяці тому

      @@biknjak Amazing!!! It sounds like you are well ahead of most people with you perspective and forgetting you're not 30 sounds like a problem that probably has a net benefit to your life:) Keep it up! If you want to dig into the philosophies behind how I make my fitness decisions, you can check out my website here: movementlink.fit/understanding-the-value-of-cross-training

    • @biknjak
      @biknjak 2 місяці тому

      @@Movement-Link Thanks!👍

  • @beshba4604
    @beshba4604 2 місяці тому

    This is probably the best third pull on a clean video I’ve seen. My only question is: how do you aggressively pull down while loosening your grip enough to turn the elbows over?

    • @Movement-Link
      @Movement-Link 2 місяці тому

      Thank you for the supportive comment! I’m happy the video has helped!!! You’ll maintain your grip as you pull yourself down (keeping knuckles facing down and elbows high). When you reach the point when you’re going to turn the elbows over to create your front rack to receive the bar, all them pulling is over, so your grip loosens then with the only priority of getting into your front rack, but at that point, you don’t need to keep pulling. Practicing this with a barbell is a great way to warm-up and get extra skill work in before a workout. I hope that helps!

  • @featuresky5084
    @featuresky5084 2 місяці тому

    Interesting. I'll try for a few days and report back

  • @biknjak
    @biknjak 3 місяці тому

    Great video!👍 (I noticed the cleaner and bucket. You might check - Anatoly might be lurking nearby waiting to "help")....😅

  • @14dayztimeap8
    @14dayztimeap8 3 місяці тому

    Liked and subscribed.

  • @johanesjulianto4103
    @johanesjulianto4103 3 місяці тому

    Very good explanation of the concept "using the bar to pull yourself under the bar". It's kind of confusing for a beginner like me, thanks bro

  • @arakasius00
    @arakasius00 3 місяці тому

    Glad to see you posting again Kyle. We miss being in Austin and going to your workouts.

  • @alexanderhitch5786
    @alexanderhitch5786 3 місяці тому

    brilliant tip, love it

  • @danielbasti1799
    @danielbasti1799 5 місяців тому

    Thanks.

  • @Tsuru.Gi001
    @Tsuru.Gi001 5 місяців тому

    please do a video where you put it into action please!!

  • @dingerboi4
    @dingerboi4 6 місяців тому

    Who is the background artist?

  • @sumansangwan2188
    @sumansangwan2188 6 місяців тому

    Salute sir 🫡 !! The explanation on point 👌🏻you slayed my big brother 😘

  • @benzmane7564
    @benzmane7564 6 місяців тому

    My man slapping his own thighs and butt a whole lot here

  • @ashash5186
    @ashash5186 7 місяців тому

    With a body like that , are you not ashamed of filming shirtless??? Are you fucking serious? See that’s the problem with cross fitters they think they are elite advanced!! Man you look like u never worked out , very very bad physical condition my GOD

  • @MrUltimation
    @MrUltimation 7 місяців тому

    Great explanation.

  • @titustech337
    @titustech337 8 місяців тому

    I didn’t realize it but I’ve started doing it with my head down, and these last couple days I’ve noticed after doing my push-ups is that my neck hurts sooooo bad like not muscle but nerve or bone type hurting. I’m gonna go to the chiropractor soon but do you think that has something to do with my pain?

    • @Movement-Link
      @Movement-Link 8 місяців тому

      It's hard to know for sure from this side of things, but if I ever feel like I need to see a physical therapist or a chiropractor for an issue, I want to be sure I am doing everything, that I am aware of, correctly. It's always good to get "nerve or bone type hurting" checked out by a professional:)

    • @titustech337
      @titustech337 8 місяців тому

      @@Movement-Link okay thanks. I’ll do push-ups the right way and see if it helps

  • @claudiarebecatablasmejia7683
    @claudiarebecatablasmejia7683 9 місяців тому

    En español

  • @charlesparker4947
    @charlesparker4947 9 місяців тому

    This is outstanding!!! Thx!!!

  • @CyraNoavek
    @CyraNoavek 10 місяців тому

    This is helpful.

  • @trogen3726
    @trogen3726 11 місяців тому

    Your Videos helped me a shit ton mate

  • @NametagAlexander
    @NametagAlexander 11 місяців тому

    How what about I just wear a neck brace specifically for when doing pushups to keep it straight?

  • @Catmo7
    @Catmo7 11 місяців тому

    Hahahahhaha quad dominant here and that leg shake made me laugh bc that’s what I’ve just done! Lol

  • @spencer1803
    @spencer1803 11 місяців тому

    Low enough for the rep to count

  • @bpati-l5e
    @bpati-l5e Рік тому

    Imma try this after many fails 🙏

    • @bpati-l5e
      @bpati-l5e 8 місяців тому

      I ended up getting just by doing high pullups till it was high enough to get over the bar

  • @Dethraxx
    @Dethraxx Рік тому

    Is this the same with the sumo deadlift? When I am lifting heavier weights, I recognize 1:50. My back rounds cause my butt is too high up at the start of the lift.

    • @Movement-Link
      @Movement-Link Рік тому

      Generally, yes. The more bent over we get, the more torque it puts on our core which makes it harder to stay braced and neutral. There are many different styles, but if you're trying to stay more upright and ending up in a bent over position, even in the sumo, it likely points to weaker quads. I hope that helps!

  • @siphephelogcabashe5274
    @siphephelogcabashe5274 Рік тому

    Something to put in the back pocket. Thanks for this!

  • @justrione
    @justrione Рік тому

    Sauna push ups 20 I can get most folks to do

  • @18biohazard
    @18biohazard Рік тому

    ty!

  • @jjamo1225
    @jjamo1225 Рік тому

    Thanks will try

  • @Hybrid_Strength
    @Hybrid_Strength Рік тому

    What was your time?

    • @Movement-Link
      @Movement-Link Рік тому

      I wish I remembered! Sorry! It looks like in that video I was using 95lbs, so with a 45min time cap and me using a scaled weight, my guess would be that I finished somewhere between 30 and 35 minutes. Sorry, I don't remember!

  • @samerchaya6125
    @samerchaya6125 Рік тому

    Can my legs be a little wider?

    • @Movement-Link
      @Movement-Link Рік тому

      Absolutely. The wide they are the more stable you are against the floor and the narrower they are the more core tightness you'll be able to create. Most people opt for a width similar to what they would use if they were just standing up. I hope that helps!!!

    • @mysteriousdora6914
      @mysteriousdora6914 Рік тому

      @@Movement-Linkwhat about the arms?

    • @Movement-Link
      @Movement-Link Рік тому

      @@mysteriousdora6914 The width of your arms will determine how much of certain muscles will be used. In general, our approach is for the majority of our reps to be performed with a standard distance with hands just outside the shoulders. Narrower will bias the triceps more and wider will bias the chest, all good to add variation into your program:)

  • @thebeaniechef6802
    @thebeaniechef6802 Рік тому

    Salute

  • @pedrofeltrin8774
    @pedrofeltrin8774 Рік тому

    I get some serious headache when I do push ups with my head up. Now I understand why. Thanks for this video

  • @LDrosophila
    @LDrosophila Рік тому

    Underrated video...lifting rocks is not ridiculous its practical

  • @evanderrayrobinson4734
    @evanderrayrobinson4734 Рік тому

    so is 1:30 correct? sorry sir my english is too bad i cant understand please give me answer

    • @titustech337
      @titustech337 8 місяців тому

      No. Have your head down but not down too much

  • @tfive1681
    @tfive1681 Рік тому

    Super helpful! The many videos I have watched made no mention of hips and consequently I have been struggling with the push press without any thought about the importance of incorporating my hips. Very excited to push press now!

  • @Hastings555
    @Hastings555 Рік тому

    That’s a great idea!

  • @tom5505
    @tom5505 Рік тому

    Dude this is a great explanation of exactly my issue thank you!

  • @dev_salom
    @dev_salom Рік тому

    You nailed it bro, thanks for these amazing informations!

  • @Luc1188
    @Luc1188 Рік тому

    Thank u sir for clearing my doubt......❤️🙌

  • @DrYoutubMAN
    @DrYoutubMAN Рік тому

    Great vid! very detailed thanks

  • @jcr3500
    @jcr3500 Рік тому

    Thanks