How to Build BIG Shoulders That Are FUNCTIONAL

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  • Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
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    In this video, I explain how you can train your shoulders to simultaneously add more size, while also improving functional performance. Thing is, you don't need to choose between functional training and bodybuilding: if you train in a functional manner, you will get a lot of hypertrophy, too.
    This depends on what we mean by functional, though. To me, functional training means training for a wide range of functions. To me, it is less about balancing on Bosu balls, and more about making sure there are no glaring weak links in your performance.
    So, you're really strong... but how is your cardio? Are you also explosive? Can you hold a static position for a long time?
    And it's not enough to be strong in simple, linear planes of motion only, either. We also need to be strong at different angles.
    Taking care of all these things results in better performance because you're ready for any situation - and because you can tackle scenarios that require you to express your strength in many ways. But it also results in more hypertrophy and bigger shoulders.
    Higher rep ranges mean more blood flow and metabolic stress. Heavy weights mean more mechanical tension and neural drive. Balancing on your hands means more proprioception and making tiny micro-adjustments, etc etc.
    My shoulder routine includes:
    Hand balancing/pike push ups
    Bench press (and some chest press)
    Dumbbell press
    Kettlebell halos
    Heavy bag work
    Hangs
    Arched pull ups
    To find out why this is a killer combination, watch the whole video!
    What do you do for your shoulders?
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  • @TheBioneer
    @TheBioneer  Місяць тому +20

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    • @conker116_
      @conker116_ Місяць тому

      Could you do tailored programs if I enquire? I'm training to rejoin the forces and I'm tired of the program I've been doing which also feels it misses a lot of important exercises like body carries

    • @Jesusisthelordandsavior
      @Jesusisthelordandsavior Місяць тому

      Found your stuff about 5-6 years ago glad to see more people found your content

    • @Limitless_Doom
      @Limitless_Doom Місяць тому +1

      hey. no offence, but you clearly do all this work to be in shape and "look good", yet you're not very attractive, even with all the muscle. These videos actually make me black pilled and a doomer. I too used to be young and good looking with muscles and a girl on each arm... But now that i'm mid 30's It's obvious the clock has caught up with me. with drooping parts of my face that were once very symmetrical with the other side, less fat in places on my face and more in others. posture isn't as great as it used to be... and then there's guys like you making these videos of you doing all this hard work to look good and .... it's good from the neck down for the most part. Why even do this. and yes obviously you want to be healthy too, but we all know why dudes spend all day working out.
      Like I said, no offence. I just want to know if it's copium? or what. I feel like If I get back in shape i'm going to hate myself even more when I don't look like myself when I was 23 nailing every women I met.

  • @colmobrien9558
    @colmobrien9558 Місяць тому +382

    it's weird to see him in a gym. He's normally out in a field jumping over cows or something.

  • @sirmagnifus7350
    @sirmagnifus7350 Місяць тому +200

    Always a good day when the bioneer uploads

  • @Fitness_Lorenzo
    @Fitness_Lorenzo Місяць тому +93

    Full body With a specific emphasis is a super underrated program.

    • @bekabeka71
      @bekabeka71 Місяць тому

      Full Body twice a week, is it optimal for weight gain?

    • @rickys7435
      @rickys7435 Місяць тому

      No

  • @Alfenium
    @Alfenium Місяць тому +59

    I'm lookin forward to building some Varia Suit shoulders

    • @JoseRivera-rl3qv
      @JoseRivera-rl3qv Місяць тому +3

      Exactly what I thought 🗿

    • @Shyningfade
      @Shyningfade Місяць тому +4

      Best of all, once you develop them, the Get Item theme starts playing.

  • @Ballistics_Computer
    @Ballistics_Computer Місяць тому +3

    I have extremely crunchy and easily irritated shoulders and have begun working back years of neglect recently. This video feels like it arrived on my homepage at just the right time.

  • @moqensen
    @moqensen Місяць тому +37

    AtlasPowershrugged has talked about how his side delts grew a lot from doing overhead carry with a single barbell. And I guess it works like handstands. The constant micro adjustments due to balance and expression of strenght must work the side delts greatly.

    • @CaptainPhen
      @CaptainPhen Місяць тому +8

      I can confirm. Once I was standing under an apple tree branch filled with apples helping someone to tie the branch to the trunk so the branch wouldn't break down due to the weight. I had to hold the branch up like holding a military press for around a minute and have never felt such burn on my delts since

    • @GhostSamaritan
      @GhostSamaritan Місяць тому +4

      @@CaptainPhen I have long-ish hair and once tried to braid it myself. Never again.

  • @carsten2751
    @carsten2751 Місяць тому +23

    The Bioneer and Mark Wildman are the absolutely best fitness related UA-camrs out there and i cant understand why both channels do not have 10 times the subscribers or more.

  • @ufo9791
    @ufo9791 Місяць тому +23

    Talking about shoulders, there is an exercise that I've never seen you doing and I'm quite surprised about that!
    It's the Lu raises, it's amazing not only for hypertrophy, but also for mobility and shoulder health as you cover a really big range of motions, you work the stabilizers in whole array of positions, you work your traps, and when you reach failure, you can dropset immediately with the same weight into doing regular lateral raises. Amazing exercise!

    • @maksillorenzo9480
      @maksillorenzo9480 Місяць тому +1

      He’s talked about them briefly before in a different video - I forget which one though.

    • @adoaskdaosdkasodkas321
      @adoaskdaosdkasodkas321 Місяць тому

      yes i love these

    • @julioaurelio
      @julioaurelio Місяць тому

      I agree, Lu Raises were a game changer for my Overhead Press progress and shoulder mobility.

    • @joloshawn
      @joloshawn Місяць тому

      reminds me of those super rom lat raises and front raises arnold would do... i love to do these here and there.

  • @JoaquimGonsalves
    @JoaquimGonsalves Місяць тому +19

    1:06 superhero landing!
    Great info too!

  • @robertthompson5501
    @robertthompson5501 Місяць тому +21

    Have been training swimming. I have no shoulder problems and want none. Will incorporate some of your exercises. Definitely will hang around thanks. 🙏🏻👹🏋🏻🏊‍♀️

    • @thesea4120
      @thesea4120 Місяць тому +2

      As a competitive swimmer and swimming coach, I will always be a proponent for using swimming to develop shoulders. Definitely recommend land training to bulletproof them to prevent injury!

    • @cschranke1661
      @cschranke1661 Місяць тому

      @@thesea4120any drills in particular or just get the distance in with freestyle?

    • @JacopoSkydweller
      @JacopoSkydweller Місяць тому

      @@thesea4120 Always thought swimmers and gymnasts had the best physiques. Well defined and big but proportional and not freakish looking.

  • @Matt-es1wn
    @Matt-es1wn Місяць тому +5

    Wow, I think this is the first time I've watched a vid and been able to really feel that mind muscle connection through the screen
    Im 24 trying to recover from long term effects of pelvic tilt and had extremely painful weak shoulders most of my life and, I think I'm only just starting to feel that connection and natural path of movement from careful training.
    Just want to say thank you to you mate, your the only fitness content I watch nowadays, your approach is just so refreshing and always ends up addressing something useful, and you are also trustworthy, like I don't think many other UA-camrs would have emphasised how rest and focusing on the mind muscle connection could actually be what gives me progress.
    So much content is actually trying to pray on our insecurities for views. That's why you're the best cause you're clearly just trying to elevate us all

  • @drip369
    @drip369 Місяць тому +8

    Watching you do that Halo with the Kettlebell just makes me want to buy the two-handed gada since the longer distance between the hands will get some of the rotator cuffs involved with a slightly larger stimulus

  • @grantstevensma
    @grantstevensma Місяць тому +4

    Loving the visuals on this one brother, it looks like it was shot on film! 🔥 and ofc the info is always stellar!

    • @adoaskdaosdkasodkas321
      @adoaskdaosdkasodkas321 Місяць тому

      i love your channel too grant!
      btw do you have any idea of how i can make my own punching bag because im on quite a budget rn and i dont have access to a gym

  • @piyushdwivedi7195
    @piyushdwivedi7195 Місяць тому +6

    My shoulders are messed up and I've been looking for this. Thanks man.

  • @matthewmcconnell899
    @matthewmcconnell899 Місяць тому +1

    You always know how to keep evolving, I love it. I'm so glad to be here as you do.

  • @101ablerudeboy
    @101ablerudeboy Місяць тому +1

    Best fitness UA-camr out there! Thanks for the video and the motivation

  • @neildobbs7278
    @neildobbs7278 Місяць тому +2

    you are a huge inspiration and remind me always of the holistic benefits of working out and challenging oneself

  • @plumrains5010
    @plumrains5010 Місяць тому +1

    BEEN WAITING FOR THIS

  • @gm9460
    @gm9460 Місяць тому +8

    Love kettlebell halos since you introduced me to them !

  • @mofojohnson1
    @mofojohnson1 Місяць тому +1

    Have been doing Zu raises recently. Great for syncing up the shoulders with scapular, plus finish the set with side and rear raises on the last set as a giant set for full delt work

  • @marcalexgrueso7094
    @marcalexgrueso7094 Місяць тому +3

    Thanks bro I will use this as my motivation for my glow up this 2024.

  • @hotchow8766
    @hotchow8766 Місяць тому +4

    Thank you for showcasing a routine that is within my reach. My right shoulder has a 1cm tear in one of the rotator cuff muscles. I am excited to see your program and I must face my fear of catastrophic failure from a muscle tearing completely. I kid you not, the worst injuries I carry are not from combat deployments, firefights and IEDs. They are from a fall on a concrete surface, kicking an aggressive stray dog, banging my foot in the enclosed tube at a water park and improperly catching a heavy box falling onto my head. Literally, personal greatness is not in a few bold lifetime events, it is in how we handle the day to day adventure of living.

  • @duckwifboots
    @duckwifboots Місяць тому

    really enjoy this style of video, thanks a bunch!

  • @filipkoz7480
    @filipkoz7480 Місяць тому +2

    by far the best fitness content on yt

  • @PlayfulTraining
    @PlayfulTraining Місяць тому +2

    I've benefited a lot from regular hand balancing. I also love mace 360s, face pulls with gymnastics rings, plus shoulder dislocates and extensions with a stick. The leaner you are the more shoulders pop.

  • @edwardjimenez9324
    @edwardjimenez9324 Місяць тому

    Bioneer, thank you bro! I literally just started training yesterday and my focus for the most part will be back and SHOULDERS. You're AWESOME!!!!

  • @goldinthegreen8593
    @goldinthegreen8593 Місяць тому

    Great info! Thank you!

  • @MrColinteale
    @MrColinteale Місяць тому

    Shield cast with a club bell (if available) or KB/ plate halos are great shoulder warmups prior to heavy overhead pressing or Dips. Great stuff as usual Adam 👍

  • @merkain6019
    @merkain6019 10 годин тому

    a really good mobility exercise is shoulder dislocations. can do em with resistance bands, towels, broomsticks etc

  • @ArtbyPaulPetro
    @ArtbyPaulPetro Місяць тому

    excellent info! thanks!

  • @optimaliron3718
    @optimaliron3718 Місяць тому +1

    geeo willikers mr bioneer your punches are lightning fast!!

  • @Andriej69
    @Andriej69 Місяць тому +1

    Yeah, exactly what I needed

  • @wesleyangel777
    @wesleyangel777 Місяць тому +1

    You and my friend train very similar. He doesn't use a gym, and does all with calisthenics, but the approach, including frequency, is the same. However, he warms up and finishes with isos. He just keeps getting bigger and stronger and building mental toughness. I'm lucky to know you both.

  • @MrAhemad
    @MrAhemad Місяць тому +2

    Pressing movements with clubbells and mace can also be added.

  • @ugk26
    @ugk26 Місяць тому

    We have very very similar looks. Biggest difference, my shoulders are larger, but your chest is larger. Looking good.

  • @DHGamerMR
    @DHGamerMR Місяць тому +4

    Some of the best content on UA-cam, as always!

  • @garland336
    @garland336 Місяць тому

    Gonna write a long comment here. Thanks for the great info. One of my biggest hangups in this space is everyone is building for bulk, or power, but not actual functional strength - and if they do, it's insufficient to build bulk and power.
    So this to me is of extreme consequence. I'm glad to see you using the heavy bag, which I actually use as my shoulder day warm up. Loved the stretches too, very helpful. I'll try that next week, hopefully it'll relieve the clicking and clacking of these old bones.
    Lastly: Your heavy bag work - add some head movement into your punch routine and whip your shoulder/back more for your shots (just my 2c).

  • @chadwinjdeysel6654
    @chadwinjdeysel6654 Місяць тому

    1:04 "He's gonna do a superhero landing... Wait for it!"

  • @lexlax3498
    @lexlax3498 Місяць тому +1

    I TRULY ADMIRE U & UR CONTENT, ITS SO AMAZING TO SYNCHRONIZE WITH SOME1 AMAZING & SO FAR AWAY...... AWESOME STRENGYH & MOVES, & UR SUPER ATTITUDE, HERO 💪💪

  • @jmegown52302
    @jmegown52302 24 дні тому

    I enjoy using the mace.

  • @greenarrow219
    @greenarrow219 Місяць тому

    My shoulders are improving, but still lagging a bit. I injured my clavicle a few months back so it is limiting my movements. I have a home gym, so I use Kettle bells a lot.
    Great video Mr Bioneer 👍

  • @robertomomento
    @robertomomento Місяць тому +1

    The king of fitness

  • @anjumf1
    @anjumf1 Місяць тому

    As usual, another great video. You showed the dumbbell press, but would doing an Arnold press be a better option? As I understand, this move works all the shoulder heads at the same time.

  • @_Razpberrie
    @_Razpberrie 29 днів тому

    Heavy overhead pressing is a must if you want to have strong shoulders. Moving big weights has all sorts of benefits, like increasing bone density.

  • @Schnittlauch103
    @Schnittlauch103 Місяць тому +1

    Training on rings is another very good shoulder workout!

  • @_marty_1
    @_marty_1 Місяць тому

    Again a great video. Thank you!
    One question: what’s your opinion on side and front raise motioned exercises in this kind of shoulder routine?

  • @SomeGuyAsWell
    @SomeGuyAsWell Місяць тому +1

    I've heard from strongman dudes to look up when pressing. They were talking about ohp with logs and have the goal of max weight which could be why. Personally for any lift I try and keep my head neutral or slightly down to avoid headaches.

  • @once-ya7795
    @once-ya7795 Місяць тому

    Hello big fan, I've been following your different functional workout suggestions, but if I may, can you make a guide on workout splits for a week? Thank you!

  • @JoJoRama
    @JoJoRama Місяць тому

    Your shoulders remind me of TienShinhan in Cell Saga. Great work, king!

  • @jeffreypot8972
    @jeffreypot8972 Місяць тому

    Cool! Could you maybe do a video about strongman heavy sandbags?

  • @Niborino9409
    @Niborino9409 Місяць тому

    When I was big on gymnastic rings I did pike pushups with chest flex(like you rotate inward with the arms from the pushup position) with feet on a plyo box. Built my shoulders and chest like crazy

  • @cyrylski
    @cyrylski Місяць тому

    My physio showed me a variation of that arms overhead squat where you hold a rubber band or a stick in your hands with arms straight at elbows instead of a holding barbell and you perform the squat facing a wall so that it forces your body to move vertically, especially your arms remaining raised over your head.

  • @prasadch9796
    @prasadch9796 Місяць тому +1

    Its awesome 😊

  • @shwartzkatt4695
    @shwartzkatt4695 Місяць тому

    @TheBioneer Can you make a video about dealing with/ healing slap tears and rotator cuff injuries as a heavy lifter and martial artist

  • @jl6569
    @jl6569 Місяць тому +2

    How long does it take for you to complete this kind of workout? @The Bioneer

  • @amosdeanludwig3135
    @amosdeanludwig3135 Місяць тому

    Can you do a video on your focused full body training split?

  • @Raeuber_Plotzenhotz
    @Raeuber_Plotzenhotz Місяць тому

    I am performing the three ATG bulletproof shoulders exercises.

  • @Yusuf.1720
    @Yusuf.1720 Місяць тому

    Could you make more anime/manga oriented workouts? 2 that I would love to see is Ken Kitano from Sun Ken Rock and Sato (Samuel T. Owen) from Ajin Demi Human.
    Love the content otherwise keep it up bro

  • @abominable.7800
    @abominable.7800 Місяць тому

    can you do a leg excersice video? speciffecly how to train to increase jumping power and leg explosiveness? like long jumps and verticle jumps. Idk if this is true but i've read that running up steep hills can increase your sprinting and jumping power.

  • @filip2268
    @filip2268 Місяць тому

    Can you please make a video about some lower body training routine

  • @Davlavi
    @Davlavi Місяць тому +1

    Nice.

  • @djdancealone3419
    @djdancealone3419 Місяць тому

    What do you think about macebell swings for the 3D shoulders and functionality

  • @ccaprice8595
    @ccaprice8595 Місяць тому +7

    Man you got such a great physique, how? Is it mostly from your days as a body builder or is it from other work outs? I would love a work out from you.

    • @matthewdylla6090
      @matthewdylla6090 Місяць тому +5

      To ensure you get an answer, basically he has been trying to figure out what is most important to strength and functionality as a life passion that coupled with proper diet would be the likely answer.

    • @reagankohler1181
      @reagankohler1181 Місяць тому +3

      He just gave you one

    • @matthewdylla6090
      @matthewdylla6090 Місяць тому +5

      P.S. would likely add that you don't have to and probably shouldn't work out intensely every day but finding your balance with workout and rest will likely be somewhat different and personal. Hope these help but honestly there's a ton of great information in all his videos so don't be afraid to slowly go down the rabbit hole of content.

    • @TheBioneer
      @TheBioneer  Місяць тому +8

      Thank you! It’s basically this - by combining higher rep stuff and continuous time under tension WITH heavy lifts and unusual angles you cover every aspect. But yeah, my old bodybuilding style gives me an advantage and often I apply bodybuilding principles to more functional programs, even now :-)

    • @TheBioneer
      @TheBioneer  Місяць тому +7

      Oh and don’t underestimate the power of metabolic stress (pump), in general. And train to failure - but strategically :-)

  • @homosapien6031
    @homosapien6031 Місяць тому +2

    What do you think is better for muscle growth and functional ability? Higher volume or training to absolute failure
    Love what you do btw. Some of us want to look good yes, but much more so just want to be physically capable our entire lives. You’re the only one that seems to focus on that, so thank you for that. I salute you 🫡

    • @MrSagarcool14
      @MrSagarcool14 Місяць тому

      Train to failure once a week and add some cardio and flexibility work too. Also on rest days I.e Sunday - I would recommend doing Flow yoga or Animalistic yoga 😁

    • @MrSagarcool14
      @MrSagarcool14 Місяць тому

      Also for functional strength focus more on back , legs , arms and shoulder

    • @Aydenkaye
      @Aydenkaye Місяць тому

      @@MrSagarcool14 abs

    • @Aydenkaye
      @Aydenkaye Місяць тому

      @@MrSagarcool14 abs

  • @marthyangue319
    @marthyangue319 Місяць тому

    What do you call this kind of physique and what might someone do to train for its aesthetic specifically?

  • @marceldaniel2012
    @marceldaniel2012 Місяць тому

    Dear Bioneer, could you make a video about the fitness of tribal people (people that live as hunters and gatherers)? I mean I find you and you're skills impressive but I cannot imagine that it's necessary for us as human beings to develop skills up to that level and that much muscle. Hunter gatherers must be quite fit and some tribes also seem to have a decent amount of muscle (depending on the region). They seem to achieve this incidentally by doing everyday tasks and I believe their lifestyle and their kind of fitness can be considered a good standard for us nowadays.
    Other ideas that might be interesting: fitness of the roman soldiers, vikings etc.
    Thank you very much for your work.

  • @bytetacos
    @bytetacos Місяць тому

    5:42 how do you feel about using a bar for OH press??

  • @matisl1853
    @matisl1853 Місяць тому

    8:08 Natural Hypertrophy is proud

  • @ArghVirt899
    @ArghVirt899 Місяць тому +1

    Still rings true "Have no fear ... ........ .. .... ."

  • @AndyTumnus
    @AndyTumnus Місяць тому

    Hi Adam, not sure if you'll see this but in case, have you found that the Motus Strength can withstand the bending at the front when twisting/pushing off with the toes? My Primus Lite had issues in that regard so I'm wary of using them in the gym for running/kettlebell swing 😅 Andy

    • @AndyTumnus
      @AndyTumnus Місяць тому

      Specifically cross-body swings I mean.

  • @Haltie1234
    @Haltie1234 Місяць тому +2

    I‘m a loyal supporter bro but you should really get a boxing coach or something

  • @CaptZenPetabyte
    @CaptZenPetabyte Місяць тому

    49yrs & constant shoulder issues (esp bursitis / torn rotator-cuffs) and I cant do this stuff, its like a never ending rehab for me ... is it time for shoulder surgery then cos it seems no one can help?

  • @deusexmaximum8930
    @deusexmaximum8930 Місяць тому +1

    Good god that body. What an aesthetic

  • @roshanranjan8701
    @roshanranjan8701 Місяць тому +2

    Bro pls do a video for Ryu and akuma Street fighters.

  • @bekabeka71
    @bekabeka71 Місяць тому

    Full Body twice a week, is it optimal for weight gain?

  • @michaelandrew8493
    @michaelandrew8493 Місяць тому

    My shoulder is injured right now hahaha any pulling or pushing exercises just hurt

  • @corpse6193
    @corpse6193 Місяць тому

    For halos you are unlucky to have plates with three holes in them, in the gym I go to there are plates with handles on the sides, they are amazing for halos

  • @neal750ss
    @neal750ss Місяць тому

    How much actual training do you do in a week? Just curious.

  • @ShepherdsGlenn
    @ShepherdsGlenn Місяць тому

    Have you ever heard of strength side UA-cam channel? I feel like your two channels have very similar goals but slightly different ways of getting there.

  • @jgray2718
    @jgray2718 Місяць тому

    Your punch form looks a lot better.

  • @mpropulsion9833
    @mpropulsion9833 Місяць тому

    You need to wear gloves during heavy bag workouts, breaking the skin on your knuckles and lack of cleaning open you up for disease, that's one of the first things my boxing mentor taught me.

  • @jensenjason7806
    @jensenjason7806 Місяць тому

    sweet

  • @neli8868
    @neli8868 Місяць тому

    Adam needs to work on his head movement for the boxing.

  • @Aliandbrothers101
    @Aliandbrothers101 Місяць тому +1

    Hard time creat hard man Hard man creat hard body🎉

  • @Omnicortisol
    @Omnicortisol Місяць тому

    This had to be uploaded right after my push day didnt it

  • @eru6461
    @eru6461 Місяць тому +2

    Man, when u gonna get 10million subs, and atleast 10million views per video, so that everyone in the gym or working out at home can be smarter rather than being a total idiot like me… lol
    I have a question, I feel like pain in my left wrist, and when I rotate it I hear cracking sound, it’s not broken or dislocated, but it really hurts sometimes, any exercise for that, since I’m a wanna be Sugar ray Robinson

  • @HeavenRoadV
    @HeavenRoadV Місяць тому

    Ah man 'functional' the bane of fitness

  • @Yamaha_Piano
    @Yamaha_Piano Місяць тому

    Bedroom cardio workout guide next? 🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵

  • @samueltaylor2757
    @samueltaylor2757 28 днів тому

    How did you not get kicked out of the gym for boxing without gloves?

  • @avopeac6300
    @avopeac6300 21 день тому

    wristwraps dude

  • @alienautopsy9326
    @alienautopsy9326 29 днів тому

    Elon Musk needs to hire the Bioneer to establish the training protocolo for the next step in evolution of the human race

  • @TheDamianD30
    @TheDamianD30 Місяць тому

    0:47 I know it's maybe bad joke, but this scen looks not good :D

  • @kkj7675
    @kkj7675 Місяць тому

    Watching this video, I suddenly realized why your right shoulder is noticably bigger than your left. A reddit user even said ' His left shoulder is natty ' in r/nattyorjuice. 🤣
    It's your Orthodox punching stance! You are only training the power punch with your right hand!
    If you also practice your punch in southpaw stance too, perhaps your natty status on the internet will be in danger lol.

  • @Matt-es1wn
    @Matt-es1wn Місяць тому

    Feel you could save your car from falling off a cliff with just one hand

  • @njdyhnjdt
    @njdyhnjdt Місяць тому

    Hit Up Nile Wilson the UA-camr ex gymnast and his friends sure theyd collab with you give you tips on handstands

  • @prototype9904
    @prototype9904 Місяць тому

    When you figure it out, you should make a video ~ Not the other way around...

  • @30_second_guitar
    @30_second_guitar Місяць тому +2

    Elbow closer to the body when boxing please ;)

  • @WireHedd
    @WireHedd Місяць тому +4

    After almost 50 years having trained using a heavy bag and other kickboxing tools I feel OBLIGATED to warn you to clean up your heavybag technique.
    You smashing straight into the bag like that is more damaging than productive. My rheumatologist will lecture you extensively if you ask him. LOL
    Protect your hands and wrists or in time you won't have the ability to even DO functional training when your hands can't do anything as a result of that damage.
    Find a trainer with extensive experience to get the best results from this training which when done correctly will result in bullet prrof shoulder, elbows, wrists and fists. I agree with absolutely everything else but that bag technique was simply AWFUL. Gloves are the LEAST of that issue.
    Terrific video nonetheless.
    You'll also get better development in the deltoid, pec, etc with double ended focus bag that a heavy bag as well. Try it and you'll understand.

    • @Aydenkaye
      @Aydenkaye Місяць тому

      he does look stiff but people have no clue what their are talking about when they say dont go no glove i hurt my wrist using super thick wraps and 12 oz glove and its because u dont learn how to actually land ur punches correcly because you dont feel it when u dont use gloves ur forced to land ur punches properly with no one knuckle connecting bs which is the reason when boxers go no glove they hurt theirselves instantly because they dont even know how to throw a punch properly other than just launching their hands at the bag

  • @panexplosivoh3113
    @panexplosivoh3113 Місяць тому

    mentions he isnt doing specific hypertrophy work for the shoulders, shows himself doing db ohp. Bodybuilding is the best way to train for sport and function, adding in plyos for the final touch. (while using a varitety of rep ranges to work both pump style training and lower rep strenght)