ARM WRESTLING ARM BREAK EXPLAINED

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  • Опубліковано 26 лют 2018
  • ARM WRESTLING ARM BREAK EXPLAINED
    Arm wrestling can be intense, but arm breaks are something you definitely want to avoid. In this informative video, we delve into the world of arm wrestling techniques and arm wrestling injuries. Learn how to safeguard against arm breaks with expert advice and insights. Discover the do's and don'ts of arm wrestling to ensure your safety and enjoyment in this challenging sport
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 574

  • @voiceofarmwrestling
    @voiceofarmwrestling  4 роки тому +26

    Want to learn more about arm wrestling? Here is COMPLETE BEGINNER GUIDE TO ARMWRESTLING:
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  • @manix8499
    @manix8499 2 роки тому +430

    Hey everyone.
    I'm watching this video post-fracture. I never armwrestled professionally but I've done it with friends at the bar many times for years, until this time the worst happened. I got a spiral fracture in my right humerus just 5 seconds in, and after watching this video I finally know why. None of the doctors have given me an explanation and it makes sense now, I was kinda losing and left my arm behind, putting so much rotation and pressure in my right upper arm with no support from the body, and to add things up I drank quite above my limit, so my bone couldn't take it at all. I'm now recovering and will start rehabilitation in a few weeks, but the worst hit was at my nerve. My humerus was displaced so it pinched the radial nerve and almost broke it, which means I didn't lose mobility on my arm for good by a milimeter. The surgeon told me that he found the nerve half cut, but with time it will heal, thank god. For now I have partial paralysis, which means I can't lift almost anything, cant drive, write, etc, but now I'll have a plate and 6 screws forever in my arm thanks to me not doing it properly.
    So please learn from my mistakes because I don't wish this to happen to anyone else, think before you do stupid shit. I'm only 24

    • @mrrkkii
      @mrrkkii 2 роки тому +41

      Wish you all the best, fast recovery!

    • @bellering.930
      @bellering.930 2 роки тому +16

      I broke my arm as well, i didn’t need any plates or screws it was also a spiral fracture didn’t hit any nerves, its been 3 years now and i can do everything any normal person can with their arms my only problem is that every once in a while i get aches and tenderness in the area where i broke my bone, other than that things are pretty normal definitely take rehab seriously because all your upper body muscles will be imbalanced which can cause injuries due to them overcompensating for your broken arm, it sucks its not an easy thing to recover from but you got it! im glad i at least still have four functional limbs which is still very lucky and a lot to be thankful for when not everyone is that fortunate, I recovered so im positive you will as well but it will take patience and perseverance I was 21 when it happened and also under the influence of something haha…

    • @manix8499
      @manix8499 2 роки тому +6

      @@mrrkkii Thank you bro, feeling much better now!

    • @manix8499
      @manix8499 2 роки тому +8

      @@bellering.930 It's crazy man... these types of fractures are actually so common, it's ridiculous. You are sooooo lucky you didn't need a plate, good for you!!
      I'm much better now, the nerve is healing back slowly but steady, I even rejoined the gym and it feels so good. Thanks for sharing.

    • @marcm.6476
      @marcm.6476 2 роки тому +5

      Same shit here 🤦‍♂️ first evening out of quarantine, meeting at a bar. Arm wrestling for fun and afterwards 4 days in hospital and surgery. Now recovering and being a littler wiser than before 😅

  • @jodywilliams7794
    @jodywilliams7794 6 років тому +461

    When i got into this sport in 2011, the guy that trained me taught me how NOT to armwrestle before anything else.

    • @voiceofarmwrestling
      @voiceofarmwrestling  6 років тому +113

      That`s what everyone needs to know!

    • @shrabonfahad1074
      @shrabonfahad1074 Рік тому +3

      Hey, are you still there?

    • @DMH3928
      @DMH3928 Рік тому +3

      @@shrabonfahad1074 😅 it's been 4 years

    • @Sanjaychess877
      @Sanjaychess877 Рік тому +2

      @@DMH3928 it doesn't matter

    • @DMH3928
      @DMH3928 Рік тому +1

      @@Sanjaychess877 yeah but maybe he don't know about he's comment

  • @johan_1136
    @johan_1136 5 років тому +738

    Instructions unclear broke my legs armwrestling

    • @tlotpwist2250
      @tlotpwist2250 4 роки тому +102

      Did you try putting it in rice

    • @reman3000
      @reman3000 4 роки тому +20

      like scott mendelson, blew his quadricep bench pressing

    • @koreaface
      @koreaface 4 роки тому +13

      Did you try putting garlic and olive oil?

    • @user-nx4nc9ob9m
      @user-nx4nc9ob9m 3 роки тому +6

      So that's how you get injured doing the kings move

    • @ObeseGorilla229
      @ObeseGorilla229 Рік тому +6

      Try turning them on and off

  • @jessejordan8116
    @jessejordan8116 6 років тому +446

    2 dislikes from guys who misunderstood this and broke their arms 😱 great video.

    • @twats4593
      @twats4593 5 років тому +2

      Jesse Jordan mabye your just dumb

    • @Dazz_22
      @Dazz_22 5 років тому +2

      @@twats4593 then why u dislike

    • @hassantaki9795
      @hassantaki9795 5 років тому +3

      Well now 71 broke their arms haha

    • @StaticM223
      @StaticM223 3 роки тому +1

      No, dislikes because the thumbnail clip wasnt shown in the video

    • @mrsmallpinky9041
      @mrsmallpinky9041 2 роки тому

      @@StaticM223 no it's not that, youtube has stop showing dislikes to my disliking and many other people... just to let us know we have no voice in the matters.

  • @DANGJOS
    @DANGJOS 6 років тому +186

    Finally! A video that actually explains the biomechanics as to why arms break in armwrestling. Most other videos give such basic tips and explanations. Great job!

  • @nchambers007
    @nchambers007 2 роки тому +32

    This video will probably prevent dozens of breaks. That is a true service to your fellow man. THANK YOU!!!

  • @BeBetter117
    @BeBetter117 5 років тому +146

    Damn this is scary..All the people I have arm wrestled are doing all these mistakes.It is good to know the rules, I will always explain them to my classmates from now on when they want to arm wrestl.It is a miracle nobody has ever broken his arm on my school.Nice video you deserve a like

    • @voiceofarmwrestling
      @voiceofarmwrestling  5 років тому +24

      You are lucky. More people know the rules and boundaries less injuries will happen.

    • @chessmasterstream8953
      @chessmasterstream8953 5 років тому +1

      Dude at school u guys are all pussys. Same was for me. Once you grow older and gain some actual strength it breaks easy. Found out about it the hard way. P.S. the older u get less flexible bones u got so easier to break.

    • @yellowblobby
      @yellowblobby Рік тому +3

      well in school it's likely that your classmates or yourself aren't able to exert enough pressure on the spot, and injury would only happen if you guys armwrestled too regularly

  • @masitaatisam3679
    @masitaatisam3679 5 років тому +59

    thanks man !
    never knew this,
    back in the days i was 18 and i school we do this every day and almost always i won .. but then there was someone who was skinny and shy , i gues god wanted us to arm wrestle so there he was , he almost broke my arm and my ego , he was able to powers wich i never felt before , i am almost heading 50 now and still i am gracefull towards him because i was learned a lesson for life..
    never underestimate yourself , AND another .

  • @ltsaLouscha3
    @ltsaLouscha3 Рік тому +10

    What I've learned:
    1. Lose and win with your whole body
    2. Shoulder rotating inwards, because beginners eagerly want to win: Broken Arm position
    -> tendons are pulling on the bone
    3. Should do: Look at arms all the time/ pull al the time, no matter the position/ stay close to the arm

  • @kulls13
    @kulls13 2 роки тому +9

    Honestly, I watched a guy break his arm at a party and I haven't arm wrestled since. A spiral fracture is a nasty break. This video gives me more confidence in what to do.

  • @AlrightThere
    @AlrightThere 2 роки тому +5

    Even though I’ve trained for awhile now every time I get recommended a video like this it’s always good to watch. Keeping it fresh in the mind and reminding me of how to do it safely is important. You can never watch this kinda video too many times

  • @sidhantachoudhury1162
    @sidhantachoudhury1162 6 років тому +77

    Only arm wrestling tutorials in youtube!

  • @voiceofarmwrestling
    @voiceofarmwrestling  5 років тому +23

    Hope it helps. You can find Me on instagram.com/coach_rayx/

    • @franhealy5805
      @franhealy5805 5 років тому

      'как не травмировать вашу руку в армреслинге'

    • @user-gc3yb7fv1q
      @user-gc3yb7fv1q 5 років тому

      I need someone to teach me how to Armwrestle.
      I was always good at Armwrestling against the amateurs but these things like the "Hook" and "Toproll" are new to me.
      My "secret" was just to be close to my arm.
      I am watching many videos but theory is not enough.
      One question... Can I start with the Hook and finish with the Toproll (change hand position)??
      Of course I have to do this as fast as I can.

    • @ronniemillsap
      @ronniemillsap 4 роки тому

      Is this last example you use the kings move essentially? Everyone is maybe braking arm in this position if they do not give in with someone stronger?

  • @thinkbeyounique6510
    @thinkbeyounique6510 3 роки тому +1

    Very well explained. Thank you very much!

  • @squids
    @squids 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you for your tips! You may helped a loooot of people with your tutorial(s)

  • @George200560
    @George200560 3 роки тому

    omg, you're the one best sensei i've ever seen of all my life time, plus you're an such kind person who giving out tips

  • @diego7600
    @diego7600 4 роки тому

    this video is so good straight to the point gj friend

  • @Krezo200
    @Krezo200 4 роки тому

    thanks for the video mate

  • @nightbreed141
    @nightbreed141 4 роки тому +3

    Wow thank you for this video ! I love armwl wrestling but I have not done it in tournaments because I was very afraid of breaking my arm ! Now I feel a lot more confident in doing it after seeing this video so thank you so much !!!

  • @ElectronicsComputers
    @ElectronicsComputers 6 років тому +64

    Great video but unfortunately too late for me. I broke my humerus in 2017 and 3 month ago the metal plate was removed. Is there any PROs who broke their arms and after recovery started arm wrestling again? Or after humerus fracture the arm will never be as strong as before? Thank you!

    • @voiceofarmwrestling
      @voiceofarmwrestling  6 років тому +64

      Yes there are a lot of guys who still armwrestle on highest level after fracture.

    • @giteausuperstar
      @giteausuperstar 5 років тому +47

      2013Electronics&Computers from a medical point of view, the part of the bone which is now healed is in fact thicker and stronger than if it had never been broken. The biggest problem is trauma to ligaments and tendons.

    • @737Jumpseat
      @737Jumpseat 5 років тому +11

      dave chaffee no1 right arm in the world broke his right arm..

    • @jakasembung24
      @jakasembung24 5 років тому +38

      John Brzenk broke his arm when he was teenager.. Years later he became world champion, and now we know him as The Greatest Armwrestler of All Time..

    • @jasonvoorhees8899
      @jasonvoorhees8899 5 років тому

      @@737Jumpseat is there a video of him breaking it ?

  • @Random_Ass_Dude
    @Random_Ass_Dude 5 місяців тому

    Very helpful 🙏🏻

  • @kiwicopeman5512
    @kiwicopeman5512 5 років тому

    Thank u so much! This is very helpful. 👍

  • @theduelist8360
    @theduelist8360 3 роки тому +1

    reeeallly good video thanks for the help guys!!

  • @frankstidham1439
    @frankstidham1439 5 років тому

    Great information. Thanks

  • @yosht6110
    @yosht6110 11 місяців тому +5

    This really should be your most watched arm wrestling video, thank you for this guide!

  • @PopPulseIn60s
    @PopPulseIn60s 5 років тому

    Great video and interesting!

  • @arnitnegi7904
    @arnitnegi7904 Рік тому +3

    I also did that same mistake when I am using my shoulder and my forearm is locked at that that time I really wanted to win but I lost. And after that match my hand was paining a lot . Then after 2 days I saw video this is so helpful ❤️

  • @alpercancelik9055
    @alpercancelik9055 3 роки тому

    Thanks for these helpful and crucial informations.

  • @muratylmaz8198
    @muratylmaz8198 5 місяців тому

    this is a blessing to beginners like me.thank you

  • @sharamrock2580
    @sharamrock2580 3 роки тому

    Beautiful explanation!!!

  • @anandrai8350
    @anandrai8350 5 років тому

    Thanks bro i will always remember your suggestions👍

  • @garrard60cv9
    @garrard60cv9 3 роки тому

    Thanks for info man.

  • @kerimaydin1864
    @kerimaydin1864 5 років тому

    Great armwrestling channel. Thank you 👍

  • @mdsaikatsardar6750
    @mdsaikatsardar6750 5 років тому

    Thanks for your information 👍

  • @raheem8937
    @raheem8937 2 роки тому +1

    Well explained 👌

  • @nishonmcgraw514
    @nishonmcgraw514 4 роки тому +4

    Thank u very much for this valueable info brother...

  • @notalexeyvoyevoda3352
    @notalexeyvoyevoda3352 6 років тому

    Very informative coach

  • @koolburn5218
    @koolburn5218 6 років тому +1

    Great info, thank you for the video

  • @chase_modugno
    @chase_modugno Рік тому

    Nice. Great video.

  • @eliefrost6787
    @eliefrost6787 5 років тому +2

    Ty😅I might have broke my arm tomorrow lol so glad it was in my recommend.

  • @Adi-od4po
    @Adi-od4po 4 роки тому

    Great video 👍😁

  • @fabiomoreira8216
    @fabiomoreira8216 4 роки тому +1

    Very important tips!

  • @kev23dk
    @kev23dk 8 місяців тому +1

    here after the larry wheels video, exactly what coach Ray said... scary thing..

  • @atribhattacharyya2631
    @atribhattacharyya2631 2 роки тому

    Beautifully explained..

  • @drillsen
    @drillsen Рік тому +2

    Thanks! exactly what i was looking for

  • @tykato
    @tykato 6 років тому +9

    Good one!

  • @biro9668
    @biro9668 5 років тому +208

    My girlfriend almost broke her arm and i saved her then showed her people breaking their arms i got laided that night

    • @voiceofarmwrestling
      @voiceofarmwrestling  5 років тому +44

      :D best comment ever. :D

    • @gimmejimmy655
      @gimmejimmy655 4 роки тому +9

      Did u get David laid

    • @Oliver-bn7jt
      @Oliver-bn7jt 4 роки тому +2

      God

    • @RobMarx23
      @RobMarx23 4 роки тому +13

      I'll take shit that never happened for $500, Alex. Also, laided? You sound like you're 10 years old...

    • @Xale007
      @Xale007 4 роки тому +1

      Your laid was totally deserved sir !

  • @KryptosChain
    @KryptosChain 2 роки тому +1

    *I'm happy I never broke my arm armwrestling since high school. I used to love it during the school breaks every single day (except for the stiff days)*

  • @samuraitashi3039
    @samuraitashi3039 Рік тому

    Awesome advice

  • @Allinonemusicstudio30
    @Allinonemusicstudio30 Рік тому

    Very useful information 👍

  • @davidmunro5513
    @davidmunro5513 6 років тому +1

    This was helpfull! Thank you!

  • @notalexeyvoyevoda3352
    @notalexeyvoyevoda3352 4 роки тому

    Very Informative coach

  • @proctordoctor5756
    @proctordoctor5756 3 роки тому +5

    Damn I remember as a kid we used to make rules like you can't move your body! I am so lucky I've never broken my arm or broken anyone else's arm!

  • @96816bassmeistha
    @96816bassmeistha 6 років тому

    some of the best AW tutorials on youtube! keep up the content guys.

  • @jcbusto122
    @jcbusto122 2 роки тому

    Thank you very helpful.

  • @Yigit-nw4et
    @Yigit-nw4et 3 роки тому

    this is great, thanks

  • @dridubiketraffic9864
    @dridubiketraffic9864 5 років тому +21

    Thanks man I just broke my arm at this and by watching this I know the motive.

    • @Alp4464
      @Alp4464 5 років тому +5

      same i also broke my arm. Never doing that mistake again

    • @Oliver-bn7jt
      @Oliver-bn7jt 4 роки тому

      Come back stronger

    • @lucasmelchior5693
      @lucasmelchior5693 4 роки тому +1

      Same here.... A lot of pain

    • @kaganturktur
      @kaganturktur 4 роки тому +1

      @@Alp4464 eyvaaah sen de mi kolunu kırdın kardeşim bilke güreşinde?

    • @malkocoglu1566
      @malkocoglu1566 2 місяці тому

      @@kaganturkturnasıl oldunuz bende 3 gün önce kırdım ameliyat oldum😢

  • @ronmccarty7537
    @ronmccarty7537 5 років тому

    Fantastic Video!! thank you very much!!

  • @dominicsianez3409
    @dominicsianez3409 Рік тому +2

    I haven't arm wrestled in 11 years purely because im terrified my arm will break so seeing this how it breaks is a relief if my friends want to arm wrestle

  • @urpaps
    @urpaps Рік тому

    Best armwrestling channel on UA-cam.!!!

  • @nakulsuryan9376
    @nakulsuryan9376 Рік тому

    Well explained, thanks!

  • @akashdebnath7233
    @akashdebnath7233 3 роки тому

    Thanks for giving ideas

  • @leriacedia8189
    @leriacedia8189 5 років тому +4

    The most useful and prevention video ever, bravo ! (At least king 's move is so dangerous?)

  • @spider-someone4342
    @spider-someone4342 Рік тому

    Thanks man

  • @f44had
    @f44had 5 років тому

    Top video thank you

  • @pieygamer8568
    @pieygamer8568 Рік тому

    Thanks . You explained it very simple i always arm wrestle in my school . I keep those thing while doing it

  • @prashantsaravade9846
    @prashantsaravade9846 2 роки тому

    Was..Nice and simple explain...

  • @knifetricks4373
    @knifetricks4373 6 років тому +1

    best armwrestling channel on youtube respect

  • @marikten
    @marikten Рік тому

    so helpfull

  • @Usbdh1291
    @Usbdh1291 Місяць тому

    I never lost a match in my school days and I didn’t know about arm breaks back then, now I’m afraid to participate, thanks for the video I’ll apply all the techniques.

  • @suhailkhancruiser5883
    @suhailkhancruiser5883 6 років тому

    Very good information brother

  • @lagatafelinigatunus5598
    @lagatafelinigatunus5598 6 років тому

    Excellent advice thx.

  • @jpoling17
    @jpoling17 6 років тому +1

    And always keep your eyes on your hand, it helps the hand stay within the shoulder. Excellent video man.

  • @mikesbbody
    @mikesbbody 6 років тому +5

    My interest in Armwrestling is new so this video was incredibly helpful Thanks! it's unlikely I would try it as I'm 47 now.My background is in weight training and Powerlifting for many years but no longer do either. My question is why do so many Pro's loose their grip in the first match? (before going to straps) and why not just start with the straps? Thanks.

    • @voiceofarmwrestling
      @voiceofarmwrestling  6 років тому +1

      It`s never to late to start this amazing sport. Stay safe! :)

  • @Seasider70
    @Seasider70 Рік тому

    Nice one.

  • @yuanpol
    @yuanpol 5 років тому

    nice video man!!

  • @aserrodriguez6609
    @aserrodriguez6609 5 років тому

    Great vid

  • @GokuTheGod0104
    @GokuTheGod0104 5 років тому

    Subbed! Love your channel brother

  • @nandhuthilakan503
    @nandhuthilakan503 7 місяців тому

    Thanks brothers ❤

  • @arunoamuri9893
    @arunoamuri9893 4 роки тому

    Thank you 💪👍

  • @Justbeastedits
    @Justbeastedits 7 місяців тому

    thx

  • @karllumiste9798
    @karllumiste9798 2 роки тому

    Thank you!

  • @penandpaper9923
    @penandpaper9923 5 років тому

    Thanks dude I am learning a lot from you

  • @christianglashoff263
    @christianglashoff263 3 місяці тому

    Nice

  • @LooseArrowBoy
    @LooseArrowBoy 3 роки тому +4

    Broke my arm casually arm wrestling yesterday. The other guy was obviously stronger and just held. I ignorantly followed tips I learned online without practice. I eventually was leading with my body with a static forearm. Big pop, we thought the table broke, nope my humerus shattered. I need surgery and I'll be out of work and the gym for a long time.
    Not worth the fun, I'm not even that physically competitive. I should've said no or accepted defeat sooner. oh well

    • @meltouiatv2342
      @meltouiatv2342 3 роки тому +1

      Move with your arm, dont lead your body/move with your arm staying behind.

    • @maalikserebryakov
      @maalikserebryakov Рік тому

      How is your arm 1 year later? Please respons

    • @LooseArrowBoy
      @LooseArrowBoy Рік тому

      @@maalikserebryakov I lift weights and do pull ups, daily activities are fine.
      It does hurt a bit, my range of my motion at my elbow does not go as far as my healthy arm. I can force it but it hurts. Might get better with more deliberate stretching.
      The doctor said it might never get back to how it was, so where I'm at is pretty good.
      It kinda just feels like when I want to extend my elbow fully something is holding it back.
      I have a huge scar where I was cut open for surgery, it's behind my arm so I never see it.

    • @dakax4303
      @dakax4303 5 місяців тому

      Is it better now sir?@@LooseArrowBoy

    • @LooseArrowBoy
      @LooseArrowBoy 5 місяців тому +2

      @dakax4303 still not 100%, but it's more from fearing the pain and my body shielding itself.
      I've started to deliberately push myself to pain the last couple months and I'm seeing improvement. There's a reduction in the pain I would feel from other exercises like pull ups and chest presses now.
      I'm going to earnestly try to get back to my previous strength. Right now I can do 50lb dumbell chest presses, and I'd like to get to 80lb by the end of the year.
      I don't think I'll get full range of motion. It does feel like hitting a wall at my max extension. However, no issues with daily life activities.

  • @serifveadamlar6614
    @serifveadamlar6614 5 років тому +1

    Good guy, good video...

  • @MINDHUNTER_.
    @MINDHUNTER_. 3 роки тому

    Thnx brother 🖤❣️

  • @ihatescamo
    @ihatescamo 6 років тому

    thanks great video

  • @bladeslayergg6005
    @bladeslayergg6005 2 роки тому

    Thank you

  • @nemocorone6124
    @nemocorone6124 5 років тому

    Very nice job, thanks guys 😎

    • @voiceofarmwrestling
      @voiceofarmwrestling  5 років тому +1

      Hope it brings some light about safe arm wrestling!

    • @nemocorone6124
      @nemocorone6124 5 років тому

      @@voiceofarmwrestling Sure it does. This is very useful video as every other video from your channel. If there was more people watching those videos about safety arm wrestling- we wouldn't have "AW Broken arms compilations" hehe.

  • @GuiAsIFall
    @GuiAsIFall 4 роки тому

    Incredible channel dude GZ

  • @sprmario524
    @sprmario524 6 років тому +3

    Very nice production

  • @ubaidkhan7002
    @ubaidkhan7002 5 років тому +1

    Thank you man

  • @goprogamers198
    @goprogamers198 5 років тому

    brilliant video

  • @naturalpower1056
    @naturalpower1056 5 років тому

    nice video...thx

  • @brandonbillow4214
    @brandonbillow4214 3 роки тому

    thank you

  • @mohamedalbuzz8224
    @mohamedalbuzz8224 3 роки тому

    Thank u very much 🙏

  • @alhenrymorgan-pirateking1888
    @alhenrymorgan-pirateking1888 5 років тому

    tyvm i understand now

  • @Sanjaychess877
    @Sanjaychess877 Рік тому

    Thank you so much