as a person who trained more than 20 years and now over 45 years old i can tell you that i absolutely agree with this video. Over the time i gave up one by one to all this type of exercises and changed them with other less demanding for my joints and tendons. Really up to the point and very accurate video. Congrats.
Great information as a gen xer who is just starting to get back into working out after years of illness and addiction this channel is helping me greatly. Cheers
I'm gen x too and spent 20 years in the rock n roll lifestyle, started exercising 5 years ago. Stick with it and you will be amazed by how good you feel day to day. It's all about little habits that add up cumulatively over time. You got this.
@@Hitmanzero47 We are all different when it comes to exercise. I have a INPLANTABLE CARDIOVERTER DEFIBRILLATOR plus I had a heart ablation. And I am fine to do those exercise..You are the only one can decide on what you can do and what you can't do.
I’m 62 and do all these exercises without any problems probably because I started pushing weights 4 years ago so don’t have the wear and tear of an adult lifetime of this kind of exercise over the years I’ve gotten stronger but have to rest longer between sets I think if you train like an old man you’ll become one also there are 20 year olds who can’t do 10 press ups or run a mile just depends on your physical and psychological make up i workout 4 [ 60 min] times per week and feel great, Respect from UK
Doesn't count for everybody. The bodybuilding powerlifting world is riddled with hip replacements. Guys who also thought that easing up when geting older was not good. Then they pay the price. Ronnie is an extreme case. But there are many out there with fake joints. If you have no bad signs , great. But just be aware what's happening in/to your body.
Both Jeff cavalier and doctor mike Israeltel Both agree that these are bad exercises. Jeff says that in his years of training almost everyone who works out doing these exercises Gets hurts or wears out at some point Good luck...
I was doing overdoing hyperextensions, cat/cow and cobra poses for several years until 61. Had subluxed (partial dislocation) of L5/S1 five times in the last year without herniation. Got chiropractor to realign my lumbar spine a day after every time. He recommended I stop the hyperextensions and I haven't had an incident since. Still have the lumbar spine of a five year old with X-ray proof. He also said I had the biggest L5/S1 disc space he had ever seen.
The pec deck at my gym is always surrounded by teens and elderly folks so I gave the cable flies a shot and that did my left shoulder in. I can’t bench or shoulder press without crazy pain. The best advice if over 40 is to be easy on movements your body isn’t adjusted to. Obviously you want to change it up but work into the movement. Your muscles may be able to handle it but you have to consider your tendons and ligaments
Great info. I'm happy to say I'm 7 for 7 as I don't perform any of these exercises. They're too hard on 57 year old joints. I've found variations on all of them that work better. Many of which were listed on this video. Thanks again!
Hi, love your stuff. However, in your dumbbell only work out protocol, you said to do dumbbell flies on the floor. I do not have access to machines on regular a basis. Would that still be safe for me?
Im 62 have been lifting since i was 20 and i do 90% of these exercises every week...i quit lifting heavy a while ago but there are a number of benefits to going with lighter weights... especially when it comes to bones and muscle repair...
As someone over 40 the exercises I say to stop doing is the flat bench press. Flat bench press is a excellent mass gainer for the chest,but as you get older That mass is hard to maintain and your chest will look flabby. Switch to incline bench press.
@@wattsinaname6975 makes your tits look droopy is what I think he was trying to say. Mine were naturally low which is why I switched to low incline so they look higher.
Your doing it wrong. Your form has to be off. Are you in the gym week after week for over a year? It takes about 6-8 months of biweekly consistency or more for some people to see real progress. I'm in the gym 6-7 hours a week. Or did you workout once a week for an hour for 2-3 months? It takes time and consistency. Dedication and intensity. You need at least 12 sets a week to see real good progress on a muscle group. Either that or it's your diet. I'm 46 and I do 6 sets of dumbbell fat bench presses and 6 sets of 30 degree incline dumbbell bench presses each once a week on separate days and my chest gains have exploded over the last year. It builds my chest evenly. Some days I do decline, pec deck machines or cable flies after my normal bench presses.. But flat and incline are my go to.. I set new PRs every other week. Lifting heavy in the 6-9 rep ranges. I go slow when lowering the weight and pause for a second at the bottom to get that stretch and explode on the way up. I'm clean and not on any drugs. Maybe you should see a trainer to see what you are doing wrong. And it's not hard to maintain.. It's harder to gain it in the first place. Especially if you are doing it wrong or your workout program is trash. But if you get your form right and you are consistent you will see gains. Something is wrong on your side. Maybe it's your diet. Flabby? Sounds like you should lay off the junk food. You should be getting jacked not flabby. Maybe check your test levels. Make sure you are getting enough sleep. Not drinking alcohol etc.. I'm not trying to bash you. I'm just letting you know you are doing something wrong. Look up Renaissance Periodization right here on youtube and watch his chest exercise videos. He is one of the best on youtube.
I'm all confused as to how so many men in gym's do heavy dumbell flys, while I grow huge chest with minimal weight with the dumbell fly, to the point I only do 1 (one) set a week of dumbell chest flys, yet others are on multiple sets with very very very heavy dumbells. What's going on?
Genetics and body type. I'm tall and relatively thin, a short stocky person will have a bigger chest naturally. My chest and biceps aren't going to impress anyone at the gym, but I have wide shoulders, a powerful back, and big triceps. Just how I'm built. Can I make my chest larger? Sure, I'm doing that, but my shoulders, back, and triceps are growing also, so I'll keep the same proportions mostly.
ALPHA guy is too funny. I have been watching this channel for a couple of years or so and have never bothered to comment on that, but he really brings the entertainment factor to an otherwise excellent workout channel. Props to ALPHA dude.
I’ve been lifting weights most of my life. I’m not sure I can agree with any of this. At the same time, I kept the heavy duty vertical concrete job for 20+ years. I don’t see any of this damage. I’ve also made sure not to lift more than I can handle, and I paid attention to form. Maybe that’s the difference
If you have a brief stabbing pain in the middle of your lumbar spine stop everything and book a chiropractor ASAP and he will realign it. You have probably dislocated L5/S1. If you work through the pain or ignore it the next stabbing pain will be a disc herniation. So you've turned a level one injury into a level 1000 injury and may have to suffer for the rest of your life.
I do believe that shrugs are way more effective if you don't do it with a straight arm but with a bent elbow when you pull. It's not cheating, it makes your traps contract more.
Everyone's always hating on the side bends. If you have the stability I believe they are pretty safe and should be used occasionally. Rear shoulder press is another good one to add in every once in a while, but only if you have the flexibility to handle it which many people don't.
I agree with all but the dumbell flys. I know it's now trendy to bang on this exercise but I can tell a definite difference whenever I lay off doing flys for a time. All you have to do is not try to touch the floor with the dumbells and I doubt seriously you'd hurt anything.
Am "not" a man, but a "women" am over 40 😂. Having shoulder impingement for now 2 days figuring out what happened? I do lift weights and I incorporated about 3 or 4 of these exercises. Am paying for it now. Definitely ain't gonna do those anymore have to do alternatives. Great vid. Thanks
Can't do upright rows ( hurts my wrists) Van do front pull downs but not BiN pull downs ( holding head foreward gives me stiff neck ).BUT can do bent over rows land mine .Land mine chest ,over head dumbells press , dumbells hammer curl . No probs . But I am 83
The sound effects of tendons popping gives me anxiety lol it’s a horrible sound to hear from your body 🤢 and yes as we get older we have to adjust what we do
This is fine for people at the gym. For poors with kids and zero time how can I fix the dumbbell exercises with another dumb bell exercise. Just because it could be bad or not as effective doesn’t mean I should stop and it’s more effective to do nothing. I don’t have a cable gym set up at home
I see a lot of these videos. 40+ and 50+ Im 53. Have been working out since my teenage years. Always natural. I still go guns blazing. Murdering the weights every workout. Turned it up violently a few months ago. Five workouts a week. I don't believe in these 40 plus and 50plus cautions. Hammer the weights, and check in and listen to the body now and then.
How does my split sound long term I personally enjoy it but should I rearrange the exercises if I'm noticing lower back fatigue? Monday: bench press, Yates rows, RDL'S Wednesday: Zercher squats, close grip bench press, and pendlay rows Friday: deadlifts, OHP, and chin ups
Better , but still taxing. Due to the nature of the exercise. The effects are mainly in the arms spread out position. And that's where the wear and tear on the shoulder joint/connective tissue happens also. I've done it for decades. But had to quit. The right shoulder is giving pain signs. For quite a while now. A few years actually(I'm stubborn). Ignoring that is getting bigger trouble in the near future. Push ups are no problem though (knock on wood).
I was waiting for him to suggest this. I do them on the floor, on a 2-inch thick foam pad. This lets me get just a bit more stretch but the floor keeps me from going too far, and I can rest my arms at the bottom if I went a little too heavy.
lol. because of Dr. Mike, I started doing upright rows again. I'm a bit over 40 and have horrible shoulder flexibility. That said, upright rows haven't been an issue at all.
Dude, where were you around three or four years ago when I started falling apart..I'm 45 now. I can walk a mile up a light incline before I can't take the pain. I was doing all the exercises you shouldn't (some of Arnold's chest exercises are amazing, but you play Russian Roulette with them). Bottom line is that I lost every single round of Russian Roulette and lost 35 pounds of almost all muscle. Super depressed and in constant pain.....but life is grrrrrreeeat! Hey,I'm alive and can even workout. Therefore, I whine, but please don't mistake that for complaining like this is serious compared to what so many in the world are suffering right this instance.....wow....gummies just kicked in LMAO! I gottq go. The sound effects are making me paranoid lol
I especially like (not) the way the 'forbidden' exercises are demonstrated. Namely, they are poorly executed with respect to form and technique; with explosive concentric and eccentric movements instead of being done in a more controlled manner. Very clownish.
Good ones! Gotta love when you see fat guys doing side bends with a 45lb plate lol. UA-cam has so many resources to avoid pointless exercises. It's amazing how many people don't do more research before working out.
Can never take these videos seriously with the goof ball lifting weights. They need to determine if they should be a professional channel or comic one.
Im just curious, Is the one guy that is making odd faces the entire time mentally challenged or something? I don't know the correct PC term to use but the one guy is always normal and the other one makes faces the whole time.
Ah, the old "I've been blah, blah, blah...." As a general rule, i think they are right. 62. Been lifting for 45 ish years. Kidding. Works for you, do it.
DON'T:
Upright Rows (bar)
Side Bends
Forward Lunge
Pinch Press
Behind Neck Shoulder Press
Dumbbell Chest Flys
Rolling Shrugs
DO:
Wide Grip DB Row (Stop @Shoulder)
Captains Chair leg raises
Reverse Lunge/Bulgarian Split Squat
Converge Press/Cable Crossovers
Front Shoulder Press (Standing)
Cable Flys/Peck Deck
Snatch Grip Shrugs
as a person who trained more than 20 years and now over 45 years old i can tell you that i absolutely agree with this video. Over the time i gave up one by one to all this type of exercises and changed them with other less demanding for my joints and tendons. Really up to the point and very accurate video. Congrats.
Great information as a gen xer who is just starting to get back into working out after years of illness and addiction this channel is helping me greatly. Cheers
I'm gen x too and spent 20 years in the rock n roll lifestyle, started exercising 5 years ago. Stick with it and you will be amazed by how good you feel day to day. It's all about little habits that add up cumulatively over time. You got this.
Welcome back
I am 61 years old. And I do every one of those exercises. Stay at a light to medium weight and you will be fine.
I trust the studies from doctors and others over your comment on UA-cam. Just saying
@@Hitmanzero47 We are all different when it comes to exercise. I have a INPLANTABLE CARDIOVERTER DEFIBRILLATOR plus I had a heart ablation. And I am fine to do those exercise..You are the only one can decide on what you can do and what you can't do.
I’m 62 and do all these exercises without any problems probably because I started pushing weights 4 years ago so don’t have the wear and tear of an adult lifetime of this kind of exercise over the years I’ve gotten stronger but have to rest longer between sets I think if you train like an old man you’ll become one also there are 20 year olds who can’t do 10 press ups or run a mile just depends on your physical and psychological make up i workout 4 [ 60 min] times per week and feel great, Respect from UK
Cool thing.
Keep listening to your body.
I've dropped quite a few exercises due to the wear and tear.
56 here..
I must reply to the guy from the UK I'm from the UK as well and have been training for over 40 years and just like you I have no problem
Doesn't count for everybody.
The bodybuilding powerlifting world is riddled with hip replacements.
Guys who also thought that easing up when geting older was not good. Then they pay the price. Ronnie is an extreme case. But there are many out there with fake joints.
If you have no bad signs , great. But just be aware what's happening in/to your body.
Both Jeff cavalier and doctor mike Israeltel Both agree that these are bad exercises. Jeff says that in his years of training almost everyone who works out doing these exercises Gets hurts or wears out at some point Good luck...
I was doing overdoing hyperextensions, cat/cow and cobra poses for several years until 61. Had subluxed (partial dislocation) of L5/S1 five times in the last year without herniation. Got chiropractor to realign my lumbar spine a day after every time. He recommended I stop the hyperextensions and I haven't had an incident since. Still have the lumbar spine of a five year old with X-ray proof. He also said I had the biggest L5/S1 disc space he had ever seen.
Thank for the workout tips. I've been staying up to date with the channel for 6 months now. I love your buddy in the videos. He is hilarious.
The pec deck at my gym is always surrounded by teens and elderly folks so I gave the cable flies a shot and that did my left shoulder in. I can’t bench or shoulder press without crazy pain. The best advice if over 40 is to be easy on movements your body isn’t adjusted to. Obviously you want to change it up but work into the movement. Your muscles may be able to handle it but you have to consider your tendons and ligaments
The reason people have problems with flys is because they go too heavy. They also go down to far.
Great info. I'm happy to say I'm 7 for 7 as I don't perform any of these exercises. They're too hard on 57 year old joints. I've found variations on all of them that work better. Many of which were listed on this video. Thanks again!
7:52
After decades of dumbbell flyes, the degredation did its work yes.
No more flyes for me.
The right shoulder says no.
Thanks for the wider upright row exercise!
@musclemonsters what's your opinion on ab wheels?
Hi, love your stuff. However, in your dumbbell only work out protocol, you said to do dumbbell flies on the floor. I do not have access to machines on regular a basis. Would that still be safe for me?
Wish I had known this a lot earlier... Thank you Sirs.
Great !!!
A very informative channel
The information is excellent, but the background noise is nauseating. 👍👍👍
I absolutely agree! I usually turn these off before they're finished. That clap-snare drives me nuts! 😵😵😵
Im 62 have been lifting since i was 20 and i do 90% of these exercises every week...i quit lifting heavy a while ago but there are a number of benefits to going with lighter weights... especially when it comes to bones and muscle repair...
Me and friend both tore our rotator cuffs doing military presses. When we were 20!
Did you do them behind your neck?
Yep
I've been doing em like that, heavy, for over 25 years.
@@Sonic_1000 But maybe not to heavy then.
Forward military presses are excellent. Never have a problem. Listen to your body and you'll know what not to do.
I love this channel. Its one thing that actually gets me laughing my ass off sincerely. Happy Canada Day boys! more muscle to come!.
Like this comment if you're a man over 40 😅
We're here bro 🥹🥹🥹
I am but feel like I'm 25
Yep, we're dying soon. I'm in the club
Real men ❤
44yrs old and going strong 💪🏾
I really like videos like this. You can do the best exercises when you're young and keep doing them right when you become older.
EMG studies have been proved to be ineffective.
Agreed the cable twists and leg extensions would be better than barbell rows and squats if EMG was right 😂
This entire video is ineffective.
Re; Exercise 6 bench Flys is there another alternative then cable machines, as I only have dumbells and barbell
For the shrug I like to set my bench at an incline to also work the traps in another good safe effective way.
That's a Kelso shrug. Great exercise for traps!
@Shreadington yes ty I forgot what they call that variation sometimes if I forget the original name I will call it incline shrugs
As someone over 40 the exercises I say to stop doing is the flat bench press.
Flat bench press is a excellent mass gainer for the chest,but as you get older
That mass is hard to maintain and your chest will look flabby.
Switch to incline bench press.
I switched to low incline dumbbell press in my 20s and never regretted it. I'm 54.
How does flat bench make your chest look flabby? That makes no sense.
@@wattsinaname6975 makes your tits look droopy is what I think he was trying to say. Mine were naturally low which is why I switched to low incline so they look higher.
@@wattsinaname6975he seems to be a yesterday's kid..!!
Your doing it wrong. Your form has to be off. Are you in the gym week after week for over a year? It takes about 6-8 months of biweekly consistency or more for some people to see real progress. I'm in the gym 6-7 hours a week. Or did you workout once a week for an hour for 2-3 months? It takes time and consistency. Dedication and intensity. You need at least 12 sets a week to see real good progress on a muscle group. Either that or it's your diet. I'm 46 and I do 6 sets of dumbbell fat bench presses and 6 sets of 30 degree incline dumbbell bench presses each once a week on separate days and my chest gains have exploded over the last year. It builds my chest evenly. Some days I do decline, pec deck machines or cable flies after my normal bench presses.. But flat and incline are my go to.. I set new PRs every other week. Lifting heavy in the 6-9 rep ranges. I go slow when lowering the weight and pause for a second at the bottom to get that stretch and explode on the way up. I'm clean and not on any drugs. Maybe you should see a trainer to see what you are doing wrong. And it's not hard to maintain.. It's harder to gain it in the first place. Especially if you are doing it wrong or your workout program is trash. But if you get your form right and you are consistent you will see gains. Something is wrong on your side. Maybe it's your diet. Flabby? Sounds like you should lay off the junk food. You should be getting jacked not flabby. Maybe check your test levels. Make sure you are getting enough sleep. Not drinking alcohol etc.. I'm not trying to bash you. I'm just letting you know you are doing something wrong. Look up Renaissance Periodization right here on youtube and watch his chest exercise videos. He is one of the best on youtube.
Wow this is a very excellent and brilliant video bro telling about this 7 exercises every man over 40 should avoid
Shut up
I'm all confused as to how so many men in gym's do heavy dumbell flys, while I grow huge chest with minimal weight with the dumbell fly, to the point I only do 1 (one) set a week of dumbell chest flys, yet others are on multiple sets with very very very heavy dumbells. What's going on?
Dudes production skills are better than his resistance training advice...
You do NOT have a huge chest. Stop exaggerating.
@@reconstructionwouldhavesav9472 Just flexed and measured (cold) it's 127cm.
How many kg dumbbells do you use?
Light for one is heavy for another..
Genetics and body type. I'm tall and relatively thin, a short stocky person will have a bigger chest naturally. My chest and biceps aren't going to impress anyone at the gym, but I have wide shoulders, a powerful back, and big triceps. Just how I'm built. Can I make my chest larger? Sure, I'm doing that, but my shoulders, back, and triceps are growing also, so I'll keep the same proportions mostly.
For trap development I like farmer's walks, suitcase carry & front carry (holding heavy dumbbell with 2 hands at chest height)
You have the dumbbell fly as a workout to do on science based dumbbell workouts
As far as chest activation/development goes, nothing beats the barbell bench press, both flat and incline.
Thx for the information great vidéo i'm 58 great job 🙏🙏
ALPHA guy is too funny. I have been watching this channel for a couple of years or so and have never bothered to comment on that, but he really brings the entertainment factor to an otherwise excellent workout channel. Props to ALPHA dude.
I do stuff that doesn't put pressure on my elbows.
Tennis and Golfer's ... not cool. 😢
Bench press with a straight bar hurts my shoulders. I guess dumbbell press huh?
The one thing that every man over 40 must avoid is simply not exercising!
😂
Dumbest comment ever… early morbidity in senior people has been directly linked to lack of muscle mass and bone density.
Who ever said this is probably not planning to live past 40 or exercise after 40 oh well
0/3. All 3 of you need to carefully read his comment again.
precisely 💯😁
One thing men over 40 must do is never miss a video from this channel😅😂
This is my first, and last, dalliance with this channel.
Love the dude in blue. He cracks me up every time.
I’ve been lifting weights most of my life. I’m not sure I can agree with any of this. At the same time, I kept the heavy duty vertical concrete job for 20+ years. I don’t see any of this damage. I’ve also made sure not to lift more than I can handle, and I paid attention to form. Maybe that’s the difference
I'm 60 and don't do any of the mentioned forbidden exercises. I'm good to go
That guy in blue sure plays a great goofball! Cracks me up everytime! I look forword to it!!😅😅😅😅😅😅
If you have a brief stabbing pain in the middle of your lumbar spine stop everything and book a chiropractor ASAP and he will realign it. You have probably dislocated L5/S1. If you work through the pain or ignore it the next stabbing pain will be a disc herniation. So you've turned a level one injury into a level 1000 injury and may have to suffer for the rest of your life.
Being old sucks ..I have calcification in my rotator cuffs..horrible range of motion
Im 50 and i workout pretty much same as when in my 20s. Almost as heavy too. No need to change for something else.
I love the blue workout suit
Men over 40 must avoid their wives and children. Just go on vacations and have affairs.
I do believe that shrugs are way more effective if you don't do it with a straight arm but with a bent elbow when you pull. It's not cheating, it makes your traps contract more.
Also workout in front of a mirror so you don't make goofy faces and blow out a jaw.
Everyone's always hating on the side bends. If you have the stability I believe they are pretty safe and should be used occasionally. Rear shoulder press is another good one to add in every once in a while, but only if you have the flexibility to handle it which many people don't.
I agree with all but the dumbell flys. I know it's now trendy to bang on this exercise but I can tell a definite difference whenever I lay off doing flys for a time. All you have to do is not try to touch the floor with the dumbells and I doubt seriously you'd hurt anything.
Am "not" a man, but a "women" am over 40 😂. Having shoulder impingement for now 2 days figuring out what happened? I do lift weights and I incorporated about 3 or 4 of these exercises. Am paying for it now. Definitely ain't gonna do those anymore have to do alternatives. Great vid. Thanks
Can't do upright rows ( hurts my wrists) Van do front pull downs but not BiN pull downs ( holding head foreward gives me stiff neck ).BUT can do bent over rows land mine .Land mine chest ,over head dumbells press , dumbells hammer curl .
No probs .
But I am 83
Just came from the gym. Wish I saw this before I left. Fortunately some of those exercises I don’t do.
The sound effects of tendons popping gives me anxiety lol it’s a horrible sound to hear from your body 🤢 and yes as we get older we have to adjust what we do
Thanks! 👍
"Don't do behind the neck shoulder press"
Mike O'Hearn has left the chat.
Forward lunges gave me a hernia-like barrier tear. Not fun.
Ill give him credit, buddy gives it his all on each and every rep even if it puts him in the hospital 👏🏾
All your alternatives assume we have access to a fully equipped gym. They do not help those of us who do our training at home.
Even if I was 30 I would NEVER DO Forward Lunges,..
They put wayy too much stress on the Knee-Cap and will just agrivate unnecissarily your joints~
49 here. Crossfit 5 imes a week. LOVE olympic lifts!!
In high school back in the stone age I thought Smileys were useless then. Glad someone else thinks so too.
Who’s the goofball that does the b roll scenes
This is fine for people at the gym. For poors with kids and zero time how can I fix the dumbbell exercises with another dumb bell exercise. Just because it could be bad or not as effective doesn’t mean I should stop and it’s more effective to do nothing. I don’t have a cable gym set up at home
I see a lot of these videos. 40+ and 50+
Im 53. Have been working out since my teenage years. Always natural. I still go guns blazing. Murdering the weights every workout. Turned it up violently a few months ago. Five workouts a week. I don't believe in these 40 plus and 50plus cautions.
Hammer the weights, and check in and listen to the body now and then.
How does my split sound long term I personally enjoy it but should I rearrange the exercises if I'm noticing lower back fatigue?
Monday: bench press, Yates rows, RDL'S
Wednesday: Zercher squats, close grip bench press, and pendlay rows
Friday: deadlifts, OHP, and chin ups
Nobody cares about your split noob
Poor Alby. He always get all injuries.
How about doing dumbbell flies on the floor?
Better , but still taxing.
Due to the nature of the exercise. The effects are mainly in the arms spread out position.
And that's where the wear and tear on the shoulder joint/connective tissue happens also.
I've done it for decades. But had to quit. The right shoulder is giving pain signs. For quite a while now. A few years actually(I'm stubborn).
Ignoring that is getting bigger trouble in the near future.
Push ups are no problem though (knock on wood).
I was waiting for him to suggest this. I do them on the floor, on a 2-inch thick foam pad. This lets me get just a bit more stretch but the floor keeps me from going too far, and I can rest my arms at the bottom if I went a little too heavy.
Lunges is all the rock needs to stay Beastmode naturally!
Bahahaha
The wig caught me off guard. 😂
Love your channel but cut the annoying music next time, Please!
I am 57. I like doing #1 barbell upright rows
Thanks at 60 years of age need to know information.
The only ones you should avoid are the ones that don't work for you everybody is different do what works for you
I do chest flys on the floor - they are much safer
Somebody tag dr mike
lol. because of Dr. Mike, I started doing upright rows again. I'm a bit over 40 and have horrible shoulder flexibility. That said, upright rows haven't been an issue at all.
Hey..if Alpha Man does them, they must be good!! Lol
Juste one source, and some of it contradicts dr mike
Dude, where were you around three or four years ago when I started falling apart..I'm 45 now. I can walk a mile up a light incline before I can't take the pain. I was doing all the exercises you shouldn't (some of Arnold's chest exercises are amazing, but you play Russian Roulette with them). Bottom line is that I lost every single round of Russian Roulette and lost 35 pounds of almost all muscle. Super depressed and in constant pain.....but life is grrrrrreeeat! Hey,I'm alive and can even workout. Therefore, I whine, but please don't mistake that for complaining like this is serious compared to what so many in the world are suffering right this instance.....wow....gummies just kicked in LMAO!
I gottq go. The sound effects are making me paranoid lol
Is that Colin Kaepernick? 🤣🤷♂
One thing to not do is make the faces this guy is making lol
Thank you, I am above 40
sure im not agree except deadlift.
Does it also matter what gear you wear? 😂
Lol no way i stop.
Age it's just a number!!!
Im 40 and I do the same like in my -20y 😊
i do them all and find No fysic any problem i use dumbells so it,s bullshit
I especially like (not) the way the 'forbidden' exercises are demonstrated. Namely, they are poorly executed with respect to form and technique; with explosive concentric and eccentric movements instead of being done in a more controlled manner. Very clownish.
Mmm...arnold swore by dumbell flies
Good ones! Gotta love when you see fat guys doing side bends with a 45lb plate lol. UA-cam has so many resources to avoid pointless exercises. It's amazing how many people don't do more research before working out.
Can never take these videos seriously with the goof ball lifting weights. They need to determine if they should be a professional channel or comic one.
Good info but this guy's voice makes me think "Burger King foot lettuce..."
Put speed to 1.25x
Nah, 1.75
These videos have way too many sound effects with swooshing, popping, and nonsense
Im just curious, Is the one guy that is making odd faces the entire time mentally challenged or something? I don't know the correct PC term to use but the one guy is always normal and the other one makes faces the whole time.
Developmentally disabled.
Its how not to do stuff/unseriously training first, showing risks and training better after advice, presented as a bit of comedy relief.
My boy got braids...he is mos def invited to the cookout
godthe music is annoying
Love the knowledge , hate the stupid videos
I've been doing behind the neck shoulder press for 25 years and I'm 45. There's zero reason to not do ANY of these. How old are y'all again?
Ah, the old "I've been blah, blah, blah...." As a general rule, i think they are right. 62. Been lifting for 45 ish years. Kidding. Works for you, do it.