Resilientfoe
 Resilientfoe
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it doesn't matter.
the road isn't straight and perfect, but that doesn't mean it's impossible to get through.
music: horizons
Переглядів: 971

Відео

pushups 93 reps.
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#pushups #gym #improvement #selfimprovement
early session/getting better at pullups
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we're getting there boys.
90 pushups/weighted pushups.
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mental fortitude and resilience cultivated through the humble push-up. i sound like a poet.
Start over/understanding pullups.
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I've been through a lot recently, but I won't quit. Thanks for all the support.
pushups 90 reps.
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#pushups #gym #improvement #selfimprovement
pullups 23 reps. (attempt)
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#improvement #selfimprovement #gym #pullup #pullupseveryday sorry i lost count. training everyday was the reason that kept me going . i hope i can help someone with these videos, even though it's not enough, I'll keep getting better in the future, trying some new things and sharing my thoughts. thanks for all the subs . the damn cat trying to distract me.
pullups 22 reps.
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#improvement #selfimprovement #gym #pullup #pullups
pullups 21 reps.
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#improvement #selfimprovement #gym #pullup #pullups
be that mf.
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#improvement #selfimprovement #discipline #shortvideo #corecore motivation won't last for too long but discipline will. ambient song: you not the same
pushups 84 reps.
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#pushups #gym #improvement #selfimprovement #4am
pushups 75 reps.
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pushups 75 reps.
pullups 20 reps.
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pullups 20 reps.
pullups 19 reps.
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pullups 19 reps.
pushups 69 reps.
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pushups 69 reps.
pullups 18 reps.
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pullups 18 reps.
1set of 62 push ups.
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1set of 62 push ups.
pullups 17 reps.
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pullups 17 reps.
pullups 15 reps.
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pullups 15 reps.
pullups 14 reps.
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pullups 14 reps.
hardwork and dedication.
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hardwork and dedication.
Lost.
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Lost.
suffering is optional.
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suffering is optional.
500 push ups.
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500 push ups.
Resilient.
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Resilient.
change your life by changing your habits
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change your life by changing your habits
Beyond Boundaries
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Beyond Boundaries
interlinked.
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interlinked.
stay strong no matter what
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stay strong no matter what
From zero to 350 push-ups in 24 hours.
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From zero to 350 push-ups in 24 hours.

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @AndreyLashev
    @AndreyLashev 11 днів тому

    999 subscribers... IF THIS SHIT AIN'T A SIGN! ... we all going to get there guys. keep going.

  • @solaris_molaris
    @solaris_molaris 14 днів тому

    Always seek to overcome. Regret always teaches. Keep trying, always.

  • @CompleteShambles
    @CompleteShambles 14 днів тому

    Lets go get it

  • @SillyBatman
    @SillyBatman 14 днів тому

    Alrighttt

  • @unkolawdio
    @unkolawdio 14 днів тому

    Yep

  • @Quooky.
    @Quooky. 17 днів тому

    real.

  • @areg5705
    @areg5705 18 днів тому

    Thank you man... Sometimes it's hard to do something without forcing yourself. I'm trying to get my discipline back. And I think I'm doing well at it. Thank you brother.

  • @misanthropiclycanthrope788
    @misanthropiclycanthrope788 21 день тому

    Every sort of mastery requires commitment. Every commitment requires discipline. Every discipline requires seclusion, focus, time alone. Its a sacrifice but it is what it takes unless you want to be a cheater and achieve fake accomplishments.

  • @thatguynicc
    @thatguynicc 22 дні тому

    Amazing, Keep going brother!

  • @lukah6779
    @lukah6779 24 дні тому

    that last clip is so inspirational, who is that man?

  • @jeremyfisher8512
    @jeremyfisher8512 26 днів тому

    fr tho being up that early is an amazing. No people, just the city lights, and you.

  • @hunterkoch7508
    @hunterkoch7508 27 днів тому

    you say "be that mf" while putting a picture of a man with a genetically unattainable physique. lol Yeah be that mf by doing TREN!!!

  • @dfhjadsgdhjasgfkv
    @dfhjadsgdhjasgfkv 27 днів тому

    did someone forget that they are their families last motherfucking hope?

  • @Gr_YoruToshiro
    @Gr_YoruToshiro 28 днів тому

    I understand people don't want others to listen to this specially the young people but this is needed. You need to be driven and committed or You won't go any way. Yea you got friends and have fun but whats the point if you could've used that time to improve within your area. We are loving and social animals but sometimes we have to go against that to each greatness it is not like it will go away.

  • @Meaganb92
    @Meaganb92 28 днів тому

    R.I.P Kobe Bryant🐍

  • @wermish6040
    @wermish6040 29 днів тому

    Sadly this mentality only gives you so much. If you don't have it don't force it. Otherwise your just not gonna have a very bad time for some few moments of actual reward. From someone who was and who's still doing it... most of the time it's too little to keep you actually motivated

  • @calisthenicsthen
    @calisthenicsthen 29 днів тому

    They don't know you son!! 🔥💪

  • @vaevaly
    @vaevaly 29 днів тому

    ty so much

  • @Nishantselfimprovementjourney
    @Nishantselfimprovementjourney Місяць тому

    what is your age

  • @njdyhnjdt
    @njdyhnjdt Місяць тому

    dunno if doing the exercises but add in farmers walks with something heavy ish for rounds, goblet or front squats, rows with dumbell or something, explosive jumps, and glute bridge full bridge should help all other areas too. oh and deadhangs end workout scapular pullups every now and then can be handy throw in too and single arm overhead shoulder press with something heavy

  • @njdyhnjdt
    @njdyhnjdt Місяць тому

    try do the gymnast style pushups safer on shoulder elbow joints, keep it tight to torso like rowing to belly button or pushing from there. there be harder too likely get more from em try not flare elbows

    • @njdyhnjdt
      @njdyhnjdt Місяць тому

      see our hands turned inwards just little less safe on joints is all and elbows bit flared out to sides. good luck try not get hurt

  • @njdyhnjdt
    @njdyhnjdt Місяць тому

    take back what said their deffo deadhang ones props

  • @njdyhnjdt
    @njdyhnjdt Місяць тому

    neutral hammer gorilla grip probably safer on joints looks like your going bit to wide closer just little bit closer get wider stretch top part pullups looks good though chest to bar elbows to torso most the time (but think wide kinda caps strength development and muscle building not getting full stretch at bottom so shoulder width not more probably builds more total strength than wide wide can put shoulders in less safe position also). thumb over bar might help too with normal pronated pullups to feel and pull with your back elbows down to sides etc treat hands like hooks, then obviously as you know you got 3 main pullup movement patterns, hollow body pullups, lean backed ones that look almost like a row to chest and dead straight up down pullups too. say make use that neutral grip though should be the smoothest easiest on joints and tendons but mix em all up but focus on neutral likely safest, the other can mess up tendons elbows shoulders or cause tendinosis more often or irritate it more. they look good though the pullups your doing on the whole mostly full range except bottom part sometimes but doing actual chest to bar ones mostly. if strength going for 3x a week 3-7sets per session and if can add weight to make each set between the 0-5rep range fail on the concentric with good technique in that range fast powerful concentric and controlled but not super slow negative. if power going for same thing 3x week but 3-5sets per session and 0-5rep range focusing on fast concentric no grind reps with good form needs first needs be like last so not quite to failure... and eccentric controlled but no emphasis on it just lower it controlled if muscle mass going for 5x a week 4-8sets per session and take each set to concentric failure fast explosive concentric again but can do grinding reps with solid technique form controlled, and slightly actually do put emphasis on the negative part the motion control contract squeeze dominate it on lowering not necessarily slow but dont switch off the muscle during the lowering bit keep tension on the muscle and stretch down basically think of it almost like a pushing down away from the bar... and keep reps in the 6-12 rep range where failing if going for just muscular or strength endurance conditioning 8 sessions a week (so double sessions a day and night or evening one some days maybe mon,tues,thurs,sat and 2x sessions each day or keep it like a work week 5days but slip a morning session in 3x a week and 5 sessions at night or the other way... and do 2-4sets good form to concentric failure good form move fast as possible controlled manner till naturally slow get to the grind in phase and 15+ reps basically essentially not upper limit but 15-35reps maybe even 40 if some muscular endurance beast. obviously build up volume set wise slowly over time every fortnight month whatever have 9days 14 days full break now and then when really feel need it (can work legs bike do sports chill in meantime just no upper intentional lifting training) but yh muscle adapts quicker than tendon connective tissue and you really dont wanna mess your tendons up if can help it (caps you ever reaching near your strength ceiling and working round injuries tendon tears or dodgy joints sucks balls... so be tortoise not hare with how quickly ramp up and push it) muscles heal quick adapt quick tendons really dont when there buggered their buggered lol. All the best and Good Luck wit hit bro, cool pullup bar too, beats me having go park

  • @meowfiaboss
    @meowfiaboss Місяць тому

    Keep it up brother!!! One day you got this

  • @leTrap
    @leTrap Місяць тому

    Keep pushing bro you got this

  • @TheBruhh7274
    @TheBruhh7274 Місяць тому

    I feel the sigma energy flowing through me

  • @noridesleft
    @noridesleft Місяць тому

    Guy that works the hardest doesn’t have time for the gym

    • @jamesposey8160
      @jamesposey8160 20 днів тому

      Nah if you want to make time you will make time

  • @VULF-vm4qe
    @VULF-vm4qe Місяць тому

    keep it up respect ++ 😀

  • @VULF-vm4qe
    @VULF-vm4qe Місяць тому

    nice work bro 😅 btw why are you training so hard i mean what is your reason if u dont mind??

    • @resilientfoe101
      @resilientfoe101 Місяць тому

      the simple answer is that training taught me discipline, dedication and how to survive hard times.

    • @VULF-vm4qe
      @VULF-vm4qe 29 днів тому

      @@resilientfoe101 lol i thought it would be something like "i want to be strongest "

  • @GymGarageMan
    @GymGarageMan Місяць тому

    Was called too old at 50! Started training in crumbling garage lifting rocks doing pushups on paint cans pullups on beams got ripped af at 53 years old!!!

    • @BananaGirl-yd4sv
      @BananaGirl-yd4sv Місяць тому

      Good to see you prove it on your channel garageman brutal training 💪

    • @mangoisatango
      @mangoisatango 28 днів тому

      @@BananaGirl-yd4sv he has video trainings on his channel if you havent checked yet

    • @JustRajco
      @JustRajco 12 днів тому

      Like to hear it💪🏻

  • @sadcat1381
    @sadcat1381 Місяць тому

    Nah this is bullshit you're standing on the ground every rep that means that you're resting every rep

  • @vishwaprasadg
    @vishwaprasadg Місяць тому

    You made me smile bro, I kind of got a surge of heavy motivation.

  • @andreastrink9820
    @andreastrink9820 Місяць тому

    Real and hard pure essence of grind, i eish there were more people and content like this in the wrpld, love you, keep it up, never wuit and ficking win, win it all.

  • @Gravoli
    @Gravoli Місяць тому

    you dead hang for too long within reps and re adjust grip too much, most of the time re adjusting grips takes too much energy in which the hands slide back down to the original position.

  • @Road2Apollo
    @Road2Apollo Місяць тому

    nice work, but the set ends when you take the stress off your arms by lying down.

  • @Road2Apollo
    @Road2Apollo Місяць тому

    inspiring!

  • @planerxxl
    @planerxxl Місяць тому

    Do not sacrifice your social life too much or you will end up sad

  • @user-rw3ym2ql1y
    @user-rw3ym2ql1y Місяць тому

    nice one , keep going

  • @LDacic
    @LDacic Місяць тому

    Man, this social media motivational bullshit is getting out of control. Idk who actually needs to hear this and who actually believes that running at 3AM magically fixes your life. It's little battles every day for the entirety of your life. Not doing something incredibly unpleasant for 2 weeks and bragging to strangers about it. Get your shit together, boys.

  • @EathenRice
    @EathenRice Місяць тому

    Dude I love this! Its so real and literally down to earth. stay consistant brother!

  • @lolapalloza183
    @lolapalloza183 Місяць тому

    I never new my man Tyrese could spit motivation like that

  • @bornforgameplay
    @bornforgameplay Місяць тому

    good work

  • @PathToFulfilment
    @PathToFulfilment Місяць тому

    Let's go brother! 🔥🔥

  • @gekopedro7073
    @gekopedro7073 Місяць тому

    Grit, Integrity and self discipline are some of the hardest lesson to learn for me at least thank you for this video brotha

  • @valuablelessons9107
    @valuablelessons9107 Місяць тому

    "Be that mf" Yeah no shit , That back is huge

  • @loafee
    @loafee Місяць тому

    w video, u got this g

  • @JKV.
    @JKV. Місяць тому

    Start my diet 13 month ago. I weight 151.7kg. Today 4/19/2024. I weight today morning 126.6kg. & overhead press 115kg. I am so happy... Even almost every day i hate to wake up, and go to gym... But when i just go there, listen music. And do my best... It make me proud that i did go gym.

  • @Martialxhaki
    @Martialxhaki Місяць тому

    Don’t listen to that nonsense about being antisocial. A lot of the time it’s not about what you know but about who you know. We need relationships and alliances. You can focus on yourself and still be a pleasure to be around. It’s called have some social awareness and don’t be a jckaas

    • @nurdanamuhamethan6584
      @nurdanamuhamethan6584 Місяць тому

      Absolutely true, and it all comes to the pursuit of the perfect balance between these 2, if you are extreme on either of these 2, it would be detrimental. If you want to befriend with good-quality people, you have to be good-quality at first, and if you want to be good-quality, you have to befriend with good-quality people.

    • @user-he4ef9br7z
      @user-he4ef9br7z 27 днів тому

      You will never meet useful people by socializing. The people that'll stick around, that'll be of use are the ones you will meet on the journey anyway. Chitchatting and sleeping around at parties drunk get you nowhere. Be weird, be a jackass, your life is your's to live, not to impress or makes others comfortable.

    • @user-xb1xx4ki7g
      @user-xb1xx4ki7g 27 днів тому

      ⁠@@user-he4ef9br7zI kind of see both perceptions. I'm 19 and I have been living alone. I also train calisthenics, Muay Thai, weightlifting amongst many other habits on a daily/consistent basis. But at some point I get burned out. I think that's because I don't allow myself to have rest. Back when I had this friend it was the most consistent I've ever been in. So I think some form of connection with someone else is essential to stay mentallty fit. Look at Boxers, MMA fighters. They too also socialize in some way. They interact with their team members, coach etc. Even though it's not like partying or whatsoever there's still connection. I'm not saying to go out partying and getting drunk but build some form of connection with someone either the same path as you or someone you truly connect with.

    • @shinobusuicide
      @shinobusuicide 27 днів тому

      ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@user-he4ef9br7zno? You meet them along the journey but they won’t stick around unless you can socialize😭😭

    • @RichardWilliamDamien
      @RichardWilliamDamien 25 днів тому

      Mafia aren’t antisocial and look at them now

  • @SnigdhaBhardwaj-qu9fu
    @SnigdhaBhardwaj-qu9fu Місяць тому

    Gay

  • @Climatechangeisnotreal
    @Climatechangeisnotreal Місяць тому

    yeah it dosent count if u keep laying on the ground every other pushup