You can train cold tolerance by doing wimhof meditation before taking cold shower. Always listen to your body when training or trying something new if you feel you need to stop listen.
@@dgundeadforge17 i do occasionally take cold showers. They are ice cold well water. Plus my house is high 40°F to low 50°F in winter. Furnace heats one room. But working out is always nice to stoke the fire. And stay warm.
Anybody can train for it, some people are genetically more explosive without training than others that don't train for it though. I'm kind of one of those, I can not work out for a pretty long time, and my stamina and muscular endurance will go straight to crap, but I'll still be able to sprint short distances, change direction, and jump pretty well, it's just something I've always been able to do.
Hi Adam, I read your book over the last few days. It really is your channel in book form and captures your philosopy in depth. Congratulations and thank you for all your research!
I must say the bionier's proprioception and kinesthetic awareness is honestly a work of art not to mention how inspiring it is, keep up the good work mate 💪
Better yet, add all of his training methods(Batman training Overcoming Isometrics, etc...) structured to be a BJJ, utilizing his all around training modality to complement his fighting skills. True functional training.
Maybe he could hone his attention onto one discipline, but then again maybe just consider his discipline as "Master of all disciplines". Focus on one, and he loses in another.
Damn i can barely do two handed plyo pushups and you're doing one handed one. I bet most people watching this don't realize how badass this guy is. He makes it look easy.
Man, you are a beast. I wish there was like a kind of competition for the kind of all-round strength that you have, you would dominate. Maybe you can design one.
@@saims.2402 kinda. Like a wambo combo of different types. But many get injured doing it because the rules are really laxed (like allowing kipping pull ups. Then crossfitters do those the wrong way and can’t do real pull ups) so its not respected and may cause some to get injured.
i like your philosophy cause you just set your own training standards, i can see you're doing it for yourself. This means that a free person want to help other people's minds to get free. There is no competition but the one with yourself. Greets from italy
I watch your videos while I sip my pre workout before going to the gym. They motivate me to do more than just pick up weights but to actually work my body. Thanks, dude!
Rain, sleet or shine, no matter what conditions are both outside and within, this is more brilliant inspiration to make the most of your surroundings and aim for higher targets within reach with motivated practice. Brilliant.
You motivated me some time ago to train outside more, not just hike in it. Snow, rain, wind, it all just adds to it now. Great book by the way, really impressive stuff. I've always wanted to know more about plyometrics so thanks for this, I'll get more use out of that box now.
Love the video. Just a tip on depth jumps when trying to minimize ground contact time, utilize minimal knee bend and attack the ground. Think no eccentric. Start attacking down just before impact For good examples check out high jumpers like janik klausen, who has a ridiculous RSI.
Brilliant video, as always. My girlfriend preordered your book for me for Christmas, and tonight I'll finally have time to start reading. Thank you for sharing all the knowledge you've gained, helping all of us on the journey!
At 6:39 a UFO appears in the background of this video 🛸 it goes back and forth. It even half goes behind a cloud at some point. It then leaves the picture entirely and comes back into view
These videos are so well thought out, put together, and are just downright motivating in the most realistic and informed way possible. Thank you so much. I’m gonna hop my way through Jedi Training now!
I've been studying to get my personal training certification lately and going back through your videos, it definitely shows that you know what you're talking about. You explain these concepts in a way that's easy to understand, while also going in-depth enough to give us both the how and the why things work. Super cool stuff!
Hey Adam just wanted to say thank you because since im training at home your channel has been my biggest motivation to keep training because obviously I don't have all the options that there are on a gym and that really pushed me against training at home since the beginning, but I have learned a lot with your channel so I have lots of options now to tackle training at home and I really like the general fitness message that you "preach", you really deserve more subs and we all would be real super heroes together haha!
This is going to be useful for many ages to come. I'd venture you're on the cusp of cutting edge science, nearing the fringes. As training methodology continues to evolve, it makes us question the tired dogma many have succumbed to rehashing and repeating. Definitely living up to the channel portmanteau of Bioneer! I look forward to when Batman starts uploading his videos of "Training to be The Bioneer".
Can you do a video on how to work all your muscles in body and having even amounts fast twitch slow twitch muscles. Also Having equal coordination, having a balance between flexibility and muscle having a good mind and muscle cordination.(basically having the most well rounded body) And how you could apply all of this to your training. Another thing I think you should touch on is dieting and how the most well rounded body would look like. I know a video that pretty much touches on everything would long but I would watch it all the way through or you can make series instead. Btw I recently subscribed and I absolutely love your vids.
your the most fit and knowledgable about fitness guy on the planet idc what anyone says ive been a subbed for a while and have used your vids on bruce lee and many others as my goals for fitness
thanks for an amazing video with applicable information, real-world usage and data, and first-person explanations and experience, all without being overly heady and laced with unnecessary Latin and advanced physiology. I mean, you are already stirring up emotions of inadequacy and low self-esteem with your British accent.
Absolutely brilliant! I appreciate that I discovered your channel this last year and you’ve been super helpful to create a foundation for my own personal training program! You’re inspirational and awesome fitness guru. Thank you for all your videos and helpful tips!
In regards to rest sets for plyometrics or any power related movements I believe Dr Andy Galpin had mentioned the use of cluster sets as being beneficial. As I interpret cluster sets its the act of doing 3 micro sets of perhaps 3 reps, resting for 30 seconds in between, then after those 3 sets are concluded taking a 2-3 minute rest in between the clusters. I like the idea of doing it this way because I feel such a lull in training if I only perform 3 box jumps and then sit around for several minutes.
I feel like if you want to talk about explosivity you should really do a deep dive on tricking. Those guys are able to generate crazy levels of power in multiple directions with precise control with very short contact times with the ground.
Can you make a video on how you could fully train yourself. As in make a training schedule or something that goes over a week or month or whatever that trains all topics to have the most well rounded body. Edit: include diet I don't care too much for looks
Great video as always dude, ive been implementing more plyometric and explosive training recently too mainly due to your videos. Have you ever considered doing videos examining the diet and traing of older athletes? Or the science of what training and diet aids longevity in performance?
training in the cold an not giving up is the kind of motivation we all need to have. sometimes getting up early in the morning and doing what you love is an ambition everyone has a drive to do something, Find yours...
Not the best thing to do btw to jump back down after a box jump. Risk of damage to knees increases, you're effectively doing a depth jump right after a box jump. You should just lower yourself down after the jump and then reset
I hear that for run faster depth jump is better than box jump, because fast aromatization is really important and little ground time better than big height
Hi bioneer, loved the video. I am a karate athlete and I fight quite a lot in big tournaments and sparring of course. How could I increase my rotational speed? To whip my punch I need to turn on my longitudinal axis as fast as possible. Anyone have any good exercises? Preferably plyometric
Pjf performance said that complex training is properly performed when you do let's say your strength squats, rest fully (let's say 3 minutes) and then perform your explosive movement. What is the proper way to do complex training? Back to back no rest, or with rest in-between, if the goal is solely explosiveness?
Actually you are right - a recent study said a 3-4 minute test is ideal in terms of subsequent height but most people use it more like a drop set. I think each option has benefits :-)
I just want to caution against dropping off a box jump. I landed wrong and hyperextended my knee and I haven't been the same since. I suppose you cab say this type of thing with any exercise, but stepping off the box is just much safer
@@slushyslushy7777 I'm not crippled, but im not sure if I'll ever be able to squat/ deadlift heavy again. My knee's capacity feels like it was lowered, like its running at 65% instead of 100. I'm still able to work a hard labor job, and I run, do yoga, exercise fine. But, if I were a young athlete, I wouldn't be able to wrestle, hold my own as a lineman, steal bases, etc. The same way as before. It's like a bungie cord, if it gets too stretched it won't go back to its original taughtness. You can still use it, but it might be a little loose
@@PcCAvioN I know that you never asked for help or alternatives and if you dont like jumping down a box it is ok, however if you want to pursue this practice again you could try tendon training(PJF performance Supplements & Exercise for Patellar Tendinopathy & Achilles ...www.youtube.com › watch) Hyperarch mechanism and start incorporting low impact high duration activities like hyperarch jumps and trying to lift something that wont budge or push something that wont move, stress throught the joint, that might help.
You've injured the knee ligament(s). Get an MRI and do rehab, or pursue surgery. Worse things have happened to people and they've returned. Recovery starts with belief
The fact you're training outside with snow on the ground without a shirt and a cold barbell shows us all we have no excuse.
There's literally a blizzard out here in canada.
When you move, your body heat increases
@@timthompson6025 yes indeed but some people are too temperature weak.
You can train cold tolerance by doing wimhof meditation before taking cold shower. Always listen to your body when training or trying something new if you feel you need to stop listen.
@@dgundeadforge17 i do occasionally take cold showers. They are ice cold well water. Plus my house is high 40°F to low 50°F in winter. Furnace heats one room. But working out is always nice to stoke the fire. And stay warm.
Me:
What do you do to exercise?
Him:
All of it. I do all the things.
Everything. Super functional training.
😂😂😂
Where's your favourite place to exercise?
The whole universe
My shoulders hurt just watching this guy.
@@robertdicke7249 start doing gama casts, those help
Randoms: *Explosiveness is entirely genetic*
The Bioneer: *Allow me to shatter your reality*
I know, that’s why I love his videos, he makes people realize how much potential they really have.
You can train explosiveness however some people really are more explosive without training
@@ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣΒΑΡΔΑΣ like some people are stronger naturally or flexible or have better coordination ...
Anybody can train for it, some people are genetically more explosive without training than others that don't train for it though. I'm kind of one of those, I can not work out for a pretty long time, and my stamina and muscular endurance will go straight to crap, but I'll still be able to sprint short distances, change direction, and jump pretty well, it's just something I've always been able to do.
@@diogofarinha295 definitely agree
The level of research and detail that you go in to sets you apart from other fitness channels. Kudos to you
Really enjoyed that. Thanks Adam.
Also Pistol squats are hard. Pistol squat jump onto a box is very impressive.
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Hi Adam, I read your book over the last few days. It really is your channel in book form and captures your philosopy in depth. Congratulations and thank you for all your research!
I am still waiting on the uk release 😢
Oh yeah, I’ve never read any book with so much interest in years.
I must say the bionier's proprioception and kinesthetic awareness is honestly a work of art not to mention how inspiring it is, keep up the good work mate 💪
I think if he stuck to one discipline, BJJ, Muy Thai, Yoga, Powerlifting pick any... Just one this man would outclass very fast
Can you imagine him in BJJ? Scary stuff, the type of human that weapons were invented for
Better yet, add all of his training methods(Batman training Overcoming Isometrics, etc...) structured to be a BJJ, utilizing his all around training modality to complement his fighting skills. True functional training.
Maybe he could hone his attention onto one discipline, but then again maybe just consider his discipline as "Master of all disciplines". Focus on one, and he loses in another.
@@martinlazarini2653 That's what I was getting at.
@@yes-rq4dg Yes.
Damn i can barely do two handed plyo pushups and you're doing one handed one. I bet most people watching this don't realize how badass this guy is. He makes it look easy.
Bioneers: yes a new video!
Neighbours: that daft bugger is at it again.
Daft bugger..Imma use that cuz I wore out 'dodgy wanker'
Slowly u r becoming a youtube sensation for fitness lovers.... respect from India 🙏
3:40 When using a jump rope simply feels too easy
Man, you are a beast. I wish there was like a kind of competition for the kind of all-round strength that you have, you would dominate. Maybe you can design one.
Crossfit 😁
@@thestoik5440 oh is that what CrossFit is?
@@saims.2402 kinda. Like a wambo combo of different types. But many get injured doing it because the rules are really laxed (like allowing kipping pull ups. Then crossfitters do those the wrong way and can’t do real pull ups) so its not respected and may cause some to get injured.
Never heard of CrossFit?
American Ninja Warrior baby!
i like your philosophy cause you just set your own training standards, i can see you're doing it for yourself. This means that a free person want to help other people's minds to get free.
There is no competition but the one with yourself.
Greets from italy
I watch your videos while I sip my pre workout before going to the gym. They motivate me to do more than just pick up weights but to actually work my body. Thanks, dude!
Rain, sleet or shine, no matter what conditions are both outside and within, this is more brilliant inspiration to make the most of your surroundings and aim for higher targets within reach with motivated practice.
Brilliant.
You motivated me some time ago to train outside more, not just hike in it. Snow, rain, wind, it all just adds to it now. Great book by the way, really impressive stuff. I've always wanted to know more about plyometrics so thanks for this, I'll get more use out of that box now.
Love the video. Just a tip on depth jumps when trying to minimize ground contact time, utilize minimal knee bend and attack the ground. Think no eccentric. Start attacking down just before impact For good examples check out high jumpers like janik klausen, who has a ridiculous RSI.
Brilliant video, as always. My girlfriend preordered your book for me for Christmas, and tonight I'll finally have time to start reading. Thank you for sharing all the knowledge you've gained, helping all of us on the journey!
And here I was, just wondering if I am in a mood for training today... thank you for this sudden burst of motivation
This is the only youtuber I watch on a consistent basis
I'm a simple man. Bioneer posts, I click and like while watching. Because his vids are always useful, clear and to the point.
At 6:39 a UFO appears in the background of this video 🛸 it goes back and forth. It even half goes behind a cloud at some point. It then leaves the picture entirely and comes back into view
These videos are so well thought out, put together, and are just downright motivating in the most realistic and informed way possible. Thank you so much.
I’m gonna hop my way through Jedi Training now!
I've been studying to get my personal training certification lately and going back through your videos, it definitely shows that you know what you're talking about.
You explain these concepts in a way that's easy to understand, while also going in-depth enough to give us both the how and the why things work.
Super cool stuff!
Hey Adam just wanted to say thank you because since im training at home your channel has been my biggest motivation to keep training because obviously I don't have all the options that there are on a gym and that really pushed me against training at home since the beginning, but I have learned a lot with your channel so I have lots of options now to tackle training at home and I really like the general fitness message that you "preach", you really deserve more subs and we all would be real super heroes together haha!
This is going to be useful for many ages to come. I'd venture you're on the cusp of cutting edge science, nearing the fringes. As training methodology continues to evolve, it makes us question the tired dogma many have succumbed to rehashing and repeating. Definitely living up to the channel portmanteau of Bioneer!
I look forward to when Batman starts uploading his videos of "Training to be The Bioneer".
Homie needs more subscribers underrated channel
Can you do a video on how to work all your muscles in body and having even amounts fast twitch slow twitch muscles. Also Having equal coordination, having a balance between flexibility and muscle having a good mind and muscle cordination.(basically having the most well rounded body) And how you could apply all of this to your training. Another thing I think you should touch on is dieting and how the most well rounded body would look like. I know a video that pretty much touches on everything would long but I would watch it all the way through or you can make series instead. Btw I recently subscribed and I absolutely love your vids.
your the most fit and knowledgable about fitness guy on the planet idc what anyone says ive been a subbed for a while and have used your vids on bruce lee and many others as my goals for fitness
been training hard for about a year and a half now @thebioneer
The most 'serious' channel about fitness.
300K! congratulations!! really like your channel, is awesome!
The bioneer is the real deal my guy. One of ur best vids! Really makes u think building that mind body connection A1
being watching you for a few years your training seems have gone to a new level,,,
Ah, this is excellent to see a popular UA-camr talking about ACTUAL plyometrics, not random jumping without a real purpose
I looked away for one sec, and when I looked back it was a close up on the carrot. Wasn’t quite sure what was happening
Same hahaha
@@pablojjsanchez2810 thought maybe we’d reached peak bioneer content... dick training
Same. Scary moment.
thanks for an amazing video with applicable information, real-world usage and data, and first-person explanations and experience, all without being overly heady and laced with unnecessary Latin and advanced physiology. I mean, you are already stirring up emotions of inadequacy and low self-esteem with your British accent.
This channel is such a valuable resource, it's unreal
Excellent Video, Keep up the good content on explosiveness/plyometrics/speedwork. It is really helpful. Thanks
You and Ironwolf are my favorite channels. Thank you for being such an inspiration to discipline.
That ass to grass pistol squat box jump was kinda impressive
I really enjoy your channel - keep up the good work. Among other things, I like how serious you're about these topics.
I thought you were gonna jump with the barbell. I was all, hell no I'm not doing that 😂
Absolutely brilliant! I appreciate that I discovered your channel this last year and you’ve been super helpful to create a foundation for my own personal training program! You’re inspirational and awesome fitness guru. Thank you for all your videos and helpful tips!
Congratulations to 300 000 subs. Keep on. You are one of the best and authentic Fitness UA-camr
I can’t wait to receive your book! your videos are bar none some of the coolest and most informative videos in the youtube fitness community!
This channel is one of the best on UA-cam! The content is amazing.
Just got your new book yesterday delivered, really looking forward to read it. :)
The tone variation training is an interesting idea I've never heard before.
In regards to rest sets for plyometrics or any power related movements I believe Dr Andy Galpin had mentioned the use of cluster sets as being beneficial. As I interpret cluster sets its the act of doing 3 micro sets of perhaps 3 reps, resting for 30 seconds in between, then after those 3 sets are concluded taking a 2-3 minute rest in between the clusters.
I like the idea of doing it this way because I feel such a lull in training if I only perform 3 box jumps and then sit around for several minutes.
Are you training outside with the snow? What a legend!👌👌👌
Absolutely perfect video, can clearly see its working too
I feel like if you want to talk about explosivity you should really do a deep dive on tricking. Those guys are able to generate crazy levels of power in multiple directions with precise control with very short contact times with the ground.
3:27 landscape orientation for towel next time? (though it the cost we be 1 lovely slomo towel wooshing shot)
I always learn alot from this channel it has helped me develop no training ideas and update my own progress. Thanks to the Bioneer
Love these vids i train very simular to you great ways to train ..recently found this channel well worth watchin
You are the man. Thanks for all the inspiration you give me on a daily basis.
Your videos never fail to please.
Thanks again for reading my mind, bruv. Can't wait to watch.
*Puts fries down*
"Back to the gym I guess"
6:20 You make it look so easy
Can you make a video on how you could fully train yourself. As in make a training schedule or something that goes over a week or month or whatever that trains all topics to have the most well rounded body.
Edit: include diet
I don't care too much for looks
Fantastic and I am enjoying reading your book.
This is perfect for being at home. I needed this.
you're killing it mate. good work.
Great video as always dude, ive been implementing more plyometric and explosive training recently too mainly due to your videos. Have you ever considered doing videos examining the diet and traing of older athletes? Or the science of what training and diet aids longevity in performance?
Bioneers the only S-Tier finess/trainning etc, channel
I really enjoyed👏👏👏Best video I've wached about explosive movements❤️
Outstanding ability to deliver information both scientificly and commonly understandable 👌
You forgot to add ft. Snowman in your title.
training in the cold an not giving up is the kind of motivation we all need to have. sometimes getting up early in the morning and doing what you love is an ambition everyone has a drive to do something, Find yours...
Has entrenado cuando esta lloviendo ?Es un sentimiento increíble,te hace sentir todo un guerrero.
KB swings near a television: living dangerously
The forces produced in things like sprinting and jumping exceed those in "strength" movements. It's not stronger vs weaker, it's faster vs slower.
great video, but I can't stop thinking: why the close-up on th snowman around the 5:00 timemark?
Such a fascinating subject.
Thank you.
Do a video on polyphasic sleep please.
congrats on 300k much love
I will certainly check out the book!
Excited to catch this!
Excellent video! This in depth series is gold 👍🏽
Your knowledge is crazy, certified.
Your videos keep me motivated
Very nice content!
You are far over 9000
Really love the way you present everything in your videos. Always professional & accurate info, & have a lot of respect for you. 💪👍
Thank you for this, did Wrestling in high school and have been missong having that explosive energy
Not the best thing to do btw to jump back down after a box jump. Risk of damage to knees increases, you're effectively doing a depth jump right after a box jump. You should just lower yourself down after the jump and then reset
I really hope you will do a video on strength and conditioning for mma!
Great video man ! I was wondering if you can make a video about staying super performant with old age ? Keep the good work!
Such a valuable video, you never stop surprising me with your content mate. (btw i laughed my shit out at the B-roll on the snowman)
I hear that for run faster depth jump is better than box jump, because fast aromatization is really important and little ground time better than big height
Makes sense
Correct. *amortisation
@@DondiWhiteRIP sorry, I'm Russian and my grammar very bad
@@newlife4830 No worries bro, just in case you needed to search the term
Nice i have been waiting this video
I'm just amazed with the knowledge you have. ❤
Hi bioneer, loved the video. I am a karate athlete and I fight quite a lot in big tournaments and sparring of course. How could I increase my rotational speed? To whip my punch I need to turn on my longitudinal axis as fast as possible. Anyone have any good exercises? Preferably plyometric
Use your imagination? ^^ Understanding some internal ma stuff would also help a ton and more.
Pjf performance said that complex training is properly performed when you do let's say your strength squats, rest fully (let's say 3 minutes) and then perform your explosive movement.
What is the proper way to do complex training?
Back to back no rest, or with rest in-between, if the goal is solely explosiveness?
Actually you are right - a recent study said a 3-4 minute test is ideal in terms of subsequent height but most people use it more like a drop set. I think each option has benefits :-)
Dude that pistol squat/jump into an other pistol squat is just impressive
Very, very impressive. A jumping pistol squat? Bro, one day I hope to be able to do these exercises like you.
Anyone knows the name of the cool looking exercise at 2:06 ?
One leg vertical jumping..? ^^
I just want to caution against dropping off a box jump. I landed wrong and hyperextended my knee and I haven't been the same since. I suppose you cab say this type of thing with any exercise, but stepping off the box is just much safer
Have you tried rehabilitation? Is it something that can be rehabilitated?
@@slushyslushy7777 I'm not crippled, but im not sure if I'll ever be able to squat/ deadlift heavy again. My knee's capacity feels like it was lowered, like its running at 65% instead of 100. I'm still able to work a hard labor job, and I run, do yoga, exercise fine. But, if I were a young athlete, I wouldn't be able to wrestle, hold my own as a lineman, steal bases, etc. The same way as before.
It's like a bungie cord, if it gets too stretched it won't go back to its original taughtness. You can still use it, but it might be a little loose
@@PcCAvioN I know that you never asked for help or alternatives and if you dont like jumping down a box it is ok, however if you want to pursue this practice again you could try tendon training(PJF performance
Supplements & Exercise for Patellar Tendinopathy & Achilles ...www.youtube.com › watch) Hyperarch mechanism and start incorporting low impact high duration activities like hyperarch jumps and trying to lift something that wont budge or push something that wont move, stress throught the joint, that might help.
You've injured the knee ligament(s). Get an MRI and do rehab, or pursue surgery. Worse things have happened to people and they've returned. Recovery starts with belief
Just discovered this channel, bloody awesome!👍🙏
I could you do a captain America’s workout routine. Also Asta training from black clover would be another good one too.