Science Says 1 Minute of this Exercise is = to 45 min. of Jogging

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  • "Famous" Physical Therapists Bob Schrupp and Brad Heineck discuss a study by scientists out of McMaster University who conducted research on interval training. They also demonstrate exercises you can do for faster results with less time.
    0:00 Intro Song
    0:09 Intro to video
    0:59 Recap of Social Medias
    1:24 Study at McMaster University breakdown
    2:57 What the study found
    3:57 Explanation of high intensity exercises
    4:56 Shows high intensity exercise #1
    5:36 Shows high intensity exercise #2
    6:13 Inbetween exercises
    6:49 Shows high intensity exercise #3
    7:52 Shows high intensity exercise #4
    8:29 Shows high intensity exercise #5
    8:53 Core exercise
    9:42 Last exercise
    10:24 Another core exercise from Brad
    11:00 Outro
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  • @zsoltsimon8658
    @zsoltsimon8658 5 років тому +3152

    Exercises:
    5:14
    6:23
    7:27
    7:55

    • @droolalot5795
      @droolalot5795 4 роки тому +77

      God bless you

    • @karamoats8810
      @karamoats8810 4 роки тому +32

      You're a God

    • @gallakochar4245
      @gallakochar4245 4 роки тому +38

      Thank You for timeline. Very helpful

    • @qborne
      @qborne 4 роки тому +62

      Zs S This timeline is very helpful ! they are showing good exercises but too many chitchat! time is precious for everybody in this busy dollar depreciating world. if they can shorten the program, cut down more chitchat between themselves it’ll be a lot better

    • @dwaynethomas8289
      @dwaynethomas8289 4 роки тому +7

      Thanks

  • @Bubbles-ug3vr
    @Bubbles-ug3vr 2 роки тому +2856

    Sidesteps - 20 secs
    Mountain climber- 20 secs
    Core workout( i like to do leg raises) - 2 mins
    Burpees - 20 secs
    Oblique workout - 2 mins
    Jumping jacks - 20 secs
    opp arm and leg - 2 mins
    High steps - 20 secs
    Bridges - 2 mins

  • @violetqueen450
    @violetqueen450 Рік тому +82

    My favorite part of each video is"In our opinion Bob." I love these guys, they have helped me immensely.

  • @squirrelnibbler19
    @squirrelnibbler19 Рік тому +39

    I love these guys. They don’t need a Pinterest background. They are just chill people who know a lot, and have a fun attitude. We need more of this kind of people and attitude!

    • @peayen5008
      @peayen5008 Рік тому +2

      Very refreshing actually 😀

  • @tcrown3333
    @tcrown3333 3 роки тому +3577

    As a Brit, I watch these guys in awe. Two American 'good ol boys' dispensing excellent and highly accessible advice while giving the impression of being clueless! The sort of people you'd love to have as friends.

    • @growitheflow
      @growitheflow 3 роки тому +29

      Facts

    • @tcrown3333
      @tcrown3333 3 роки тому +83

      @The Deathless A metaphysical significance that transcends time and logic. The other answer is, probably 'none whatsoever. But why the feck should I explain myself to you?

    • @portastsic
      @portastsic 3 роки тому +220

      Most certainly not “good ol boys”

    • @portastsic
      @portastsic 3 роки тому +58

      @@welshie2007 more precisely an uneducated rural backward-ish individual. Most often associated with rural southern whites. However they can be from anywhere in the country really.
      Bob and Brad are from Minnesota and certainly not uneducated
      (I’m a southerner btw)

    • @curiousc9259
      @curiousc9259 2 роки тому +85

      @@portastsic lmao!! Good ole boys does NOT = uneducated! As a southerner you should know this. That's a typical BS stereotype. 🙄 Best regards, from a well educated southern woman who was born, raised, and surrounded by good ole boys.

  • @bgtsy
    @bgtsy 5 років тому +3342

    Physical therapy is expensive so I’m extraordinarily delighted to have two humorous factual physical therapists for free at my disposal, thank you gentlemen

    • @BobandBrad
      @BobandBrad  5 років тому +270

      You are very welcome:) Thank you for the nice comment!

    • @chironOwlglass
      @chironOwlglass 5 років тому +54

      Yes, we love you Bob and Brad!

    • @wolfinsignia
      @wolfinsignia 5 років тому +42

      similar to technological conveniences, you are selling your privacy.although, thank you Bob and Brad, helped a guy who was in to much pain for long workouts go from couch to 2k.

    • @poppinsmoke9180
      @poppinsmoke9180 5 років тому +13

      I second this ty

    • @amazingsupergirl7125
      @amazingsupergirl7125 4 роки тому +14

      Yep and other videos do literally every PT I did but spent about $1000 to be taught

  • @heathermunoz6282
    @heathermunoz6282 Рік тому +88

    Brad...it's a family show!
    This was equally informative and entertaining.
    Update: I have been doing this at home for 5 days. It's great but pretty challenging. My calves are killing me. I just re-watched the episode and realized I was doing it backwards. I mean hoorah for me but I feel like an idiot, haha 😄

  • @CitizenKate
    @CitizenKate 2 роки тому +28

    I'm 64 and have a 30+ minute aerobic step-box routine with light dumbbells that I've been doing since last spring 4-5 times a week. It's similar in intensity to a light, steady jog. A couple of weeks ago, I started working in a few workouts with this pattern on days I normally would have skipped. Yesterday, I was astonished to find that my resting heartbeat has dropped by about 6-8 beats/min. WOW -- those "sprints" really are effective!

  • @rj-ht1wl
    @rj-ht1wl 5 років тому +474

    Warm up
    Siedestep(basketball)-20 seconds
    Mountain climber-20 seconds
    Core workout- 2 mins
    Burpees- 20 sec
    Core workout(obliques)- 2 mins
    Jumping jacks - 20 sec
    Core workout- 2mins
    High steppers-20 sec
    Core workout - 2 mins

    • @janesmith7084
      @janesmith7084 3 роки тому +11

      Thank you! I wasn't sure what was supposed to be high intensity and what was not

    • @claires9100
      @claires9100 3 роки тому +5

      Merci pour ce résumé.

    • @schmoogle8459
      @schmoogle8459 3 роки тому +18

      That's 9 min 40 sec

    • @aesea57804
      @aesea57804 3 роки тому +8

      They gave a couple of extra high intensity options at the beginning. But the workout starts with the first core 2 min, any of the high intensities for 20 sec, core 2 min, etc ending with core 2 min.

    • @moiracoleman5087
      @moiracoleman5087 2 роки тому +2

      Thank you

  • @AlanTheFellon
    @AlanTheFellon 6 років тому +2016

    Navigation (Havent done one in ages)
    0:16 General Information
    1:24 Study McMasters University Methodics
    2:55 Overview (2 Min - 20 Sec)
    3:35 "Tl:Dr"
    Exercises
    4:55 "Warmup" :)
    5:07 Quick side steps (High intensity, 20 Sec)
    5:40 Mountain Climbers ("")
    6:20 Core Workout - LegRaises with Flexed or Extended Knees (For Example)
    6:55 Burpees (7:25 Table Supported)
    8:00 Latflexion/Oblique training
    8:30 Jumping Jacks
    9:04 Core Workout
    9:50 Wakling / Running on the Spot
    10:20 Standart Briding (10:40 one leged / advanced)

  • @jakobbergen7574
    @jakobbergen7574 Рік тому +1

    “As children we weren’t liked so we are trying to turn this around.”
    How can you not click the ‘like’ button?

  • @trinity9738
    @trinity9738 2 роки тому +13

    You guys are awesome. It’s been 2 years since I started following your exercises for back pain and I am still pain free and have avoided surgery. My orthopedic surgeon was amazed at my recovery. Thanks again.

  • @lilrocnine6658
    @lilrocnine6658 2 роки тому +920

    I’m 57 and I’ve been working out with light weight for a couple of years and I recently rediscovered wind sprints. I do ten 40 yard sprints in five minutes and watch what I eat. Lost 35 pounds in the two years but more important is my stamina and metabolism are up and the weight is staying off. I feel Great!

    • @anthonysoprano7066
      @anthonysoprano7066 2 роки тому +20

      Stay active bossman. Way to go !

    • @aplus1080
      @aplus1080 2 роки тому +11

      That's tight. Stay the course! 💪

    • @bjorncopperside4572
      @bjorncopperside4572 2 роки тому +29

      Very impressive. Ive been working out with weights to get muscular for about 6 years. Only recently started doing calisthenics and its much harder than i tought. Its nice to look big and muscular but its even better in my opinion to have full control of your body. Right now i can do about 8 good pull ups and arround 30 push ups. My goal is to start doing weighted calisthenics that way ill be stronger and more athletic. After just about 2 months of calisthenics i already feel stronger and more athletic then i was when i was doing 22kgs dumbell curls at the gym.

    • @briankennedy1313
      @briankennedy1313 2 роки тому +7

      Awesome job. Success builds momentum the same way everything else does. The longer you maintain, the more it becomes natural.

    • @briankennedy1313
      @briankennedy1313 2 роки тому +11

      @@bjorncopperside4572 function over vanity.

  • @garrykeelan4790
    @garrykeelan4790 4 роки тому +866

    Bob and Brad should say the 2 best physical therapists on the internet. I've had a list of injuries that have been reduced dramatically and in some cases eliminated thanks to your instructional videos ( sciatica, Achilles tendonitis, golfers elbow to name a few). I am deeply indebted to you gentlemen . If you ever come to Ireland, the Guinness is on me

    • @dale3404
      @dale3404 2 роки тому +55

      A friend had knee surgery and was having pain that the doctor dismissed. She found Bob and Brad on youtube and discovered the problem was a blood clot. Still dismissed by the doctor. Her husband took her to the office and demanded to see someone. She had a very dangerous clot that could have killed her. Thank you, Bob and Brad.

    • @jackstraw5527
      @jackstraw5527 2 роки тому +17

      I have a feeling Bob and Brad don't partake in the Guinness all that much. Look at the shape they're in!

    • @daughteroftheking994
      @daughteroftheking994 2 роки тому +5

      ❤️Jesus lived the life we couldn't live and died the death we deserve. Repent of your sins and trust in Him💜

    • @thephantomterence9211
      @thephantomterence9211 2 роки тому +5

      @@daughteroftheking994 a god that got defeated by his own creation? Really?

    • @briankennedy1313
      @briankennedy1313 2 роки тому +6

      My take is that you couldn’t find more kind, genuine people. Besides their infinite knowledge in physical therapy. They have no other motive than to help people.

  • @mrs.m4702
    @mrs.m4702 2 роки тому +5

    Dear Bob and Brad.
    I thank God that I found your channel on UA-cam. Thank you for displaying the most important quality of being kind and giving to others…empathy for all people. God bless you and your families for your willingness to make a difference. ❤️

  • @PaulKentSkates
    @PaulKentSkates Рік тому +7

    The 2 minutes in between Sprint's is where the magic happens. You want to slowly catch your breath over the two minutes. Don't stop, only walk/coast if you need to.
    But do what you can. If you can recover without walking then start there.

  • @gretchenhorton2970
    @gretchenhorton2970 3 роки тому +65

    "Brad it's a family show" ... I love you guys. You not only give me great information, you also make me chuckle. What more could a girl ask for! Thanks for the videos and the education and suggestions and for giveaways ... who could forget the giveaways! You guys are great.

  • @savannahm.laurentian1286
    @savannahm.laurentian1286 3 роки тому +235

    I was a distance runner, dancer, gymnast. I'm old now & rediscovering how to care for my body so it cares for me! Thanks guys!

    • @RojitaCali
      @RojitaCali 2 роки тому +12

      You're only as old as you feel!

    • @Anione111
      @Anione111 2 роки тому +1

      I've always wondered if sports people fare better in old age than non sports people, or is old age an equalizer.

    • @jsedge2473
      @jsedge2473 2 роки тому

      @@Anione111 You'll only fare better if you're consistent. If you were active until you were 25 and then stopped until you were 65 then no it makes no difference. If you were a "sports person" and consistent until you were 65, then you're going to fare waaayyy better than someone who's been inactive their entire life. I know plenty of 50, 60+ year olds way stronger and more physically capable than even 20 year olds.

    • @Anione111
      @Anione111 2 роки тому +1

      @@jsedge2473 Hmm...with the human body, a fascinating organism, I just wondered if the benefits of the 15-20 years of physical activity just get stored away deep somewhere in the body to help you in the later years, but also what you say 'use it or you lose it' is also true.

  • @clarkalark
    @clarkalark 2 роки тому +13

    I would have hurt myself ages ago if it weren’t for your videos! Thank you for all your guidance! Appreciate both of you so much! 🙏🏽

  • @wilbourne2010
    @wilbourne2010 Рік тому +6

    Great illustration! I’ve been using HIIT training for several years and it is a game changer. Great stuff! Thanks

  • @Lionlovesunity
    @Lionlovesunity 3 роки тому +632

    Can we all just appreciate that these senior gentlemen are in such amazing shape and spend each day helping us stay healthy? Love you guys. 🙏❤️❤️🦁👍 Been watching since college and will stay with you guys forever. Thank you for doing this. 🙏❤️🦁👍

    • @tonyneilson1652
      @tonyneilson1652 2 роки тому +66

      Senior gentlemen??? To me Bob and Brad are a couple of young guys!

    • @swishh55
      @swishh55 2 роки тому +20

      @@tonyneilson1652 it's all a matter of perspective. Now 80 year olds don't look so old to me anymore... Both Bob and Brad are younger than I am. When I was 20, well...

    • @EastSide-qc5oy
      @EastSide-qc5oy 2 роки тому +33

      Seniors? They look more like middle aged. Maybe the upper tier of middle age but I wouldn’t call them seniors.

    • @celery9809
      @celery9809 2 роки тому +1

      i can get a 50c cuppa coffee at mcdonald's... does that make me a senior? 😅

    • @lowtolerancelevel3776
      @lowtolerancelevel3776 2 роки тому +1

      How old are they?

  • @j.howardj
    @j.howardj 3 роки тому +558

    "You know what Bob?"
    "What's that Brad?"
    "I bet if we keep saying we are the most famous physical therapists on the internet, it will someday be true."
    "Let's do it!"

    • @shannaveganamcinnis-hurd405
      @shannaveganamcinnis-hurd405 3 роки тому +15

      That’s what Trump does. Repeat repeat repeat until it becomes what people believe to be true.

    • @pbkayakyer
      @pbkayakyer 2 роки тому +19

      3 million subscribers later... they might be right🤔

    • @EdwardsNH
      @EdwardsNH 2 роки тому +3

      @@pbkayakyer Athlean X Jeff Cavelier...12 million

    • @gregbignose3631
      @gregbignose3631 2 роки тому +8

      Make America great again

    • @noddyspuncture
      @noddyspuncture 2 роки тому +6

      @@shannaveganamcinnis-hurd405 And your little sleepy 'commander-in-cheat' doesn't..?

  • @colleenbrockway2202
    @colleenbrockway2202 Рік тому

    SO glad I saw this -- all these years after you posted it! I'm going to try it. THANK YOU!

  • @natashabraga4407
    @natashabraga4407 Рік тому +2

    I can’t believe it’s taken me so long to find these two, they are absolute gems! Great info, down to earth and great rapport.

  • @waynecobra1534
    @waynecobra1534 2 роки тому +298

    Thanks, guys, started in the military at seventeen. then in the late seventies jogging, sprinting. Ran for thirty-five k in a marathon before my hip quit. Now pushing eighty, I'm still exercising. Thanks for getting the word out.

    • @Randsel
      @Randsel 2 роки тому +7

      Thank you for your service!

    • @brittanyfinch8597
      @brittanyfinch8597 Рік тому +5

      ThAnk you so much for your service and inspiration.

    • @donnymcjonny6531
      @donnymcjonny6531 Рік тому +3

      Let's go, old timer still putting in the work!

    • @RideWithMe14
      @RideWithMe14 11 місяців тому +1

      thank you so much for your service, your a great man ❤️

  • @michieb2984
    @michieb2984 2 роки тому +348

    Oh my goodness. Why haven’t I seen this till recently. My husband and daughter are commenting on the muscles in my leg and buttocks. I sit at my desk for work and I use to have issues with my leg and feet swelling up. I have been doing this for about a month and my feet don’t swell anymore. Bob and Brad are the best.

    • @OOICU812
      @OOICU812 Рік тому +13

      Would you mind posting a pic please?

    • @bigb333
      @bigb333 Рік тому +20

      @@OOICU812 ...really?

    • @aragon9173
      @aragon9173 Рік тому +5

      @@OOICU812 staaaaaaaaap

    • @alexiluffy216
      @alexiluffy216 Рік тому +4

      @@OOICU812 lmaoooo bro got no chill

    • @trentbateman
      @trentbateman Рік тому +2

      @@OOICU812 please post yours first

  • @maximmunity2059
    @maximmunity2059 2 роки тому +8

    I gotta thank you guys for this. I always equated interval training with sprints and every time I tried it I would pop a hammy (bad enough that you could almost *HEAR* it pop!) within two weeks. Stopped altogether after the third time it happened.
    I never thought to try something something less ballistic!
    Thanks! You guys are the best!!

  • @retrospectgaming8754
    @retrospectgaming8754 Рік тому +13

    32 and i just started doing interval sprinting again for the first time since highschool. im in pretty good shape from lifting and cycling, resting heart rate is in the 50s sometimes 40s but even still sprinting is a whole different thing. the intensity is insane. ive only been doing it once a week and ive only done it 3 times and already noticed drastic improvement in leaning out and the performance when i do the intervale sprinting.

  • @Ced6Linda
    @Ced6Linda 3 роки тому +34

    You guys are in great shape! Thank you for the tips. I love the energy.

  • @craigsmith4084
    @craigsmith4084 5 років тому +270

    Basically HIIT training. High intensity interval training. I mix walking with intervals of sprinting. Lost 40 lbs so far, feel great, dropped pant size from 40 inch waist to 32 inches.

    • @ammitlakwani4638
      @ammitlakwani4638 3 роки тому +1

      Just walking and sprinting in intervals....how long to loose that much ???

    • @F3zyX
      @F3zyX 3 роки тому +1

      @@ammitlakwani4638 probably not too long. Just do it consistently with a good diet and NEVER walk in between your run

    • @garethmorris299
      @garethmorris299 3 роки тому +3

      Well done Craig,great work.cheers

    • @ProudIndianJoe1
      @ProudIndianJoe1 3 роки тому +2

      What kind of time intervals the training and sprinting are performed under

    • @pj1016
      @pj1016 3 роки тому

      @@F3zyX why never walk?

  • @carladams8584
    @carladams8584 Рік тому +9

    You guys are awesome thanks so much. I’m in my 60s now and from years of football, weight training and martial arts I’ve got some bad knees so walking or doing the treadmill is really hard. Doing this on a bicycle is excellent! I tried it once and I’m hooked. Keep up the great work guys, thank you so much.

  • @Steve-qy8or
    @Steve-qy8or Рік тому +3

    I am 54 and I weigh 235 (I graduated High school at 225), I Squat, Deadlift, Clean and Jerk and Bench Press...1715 pound totals. I do interval sprints 4 times a week for 30 minutes (warmup is 8 minutes) getting my HR as high as 186 BPM. My energy is through the roof after my sprints. I have been sprinting for the past 20 years and feel great. No aches, no pain and zero injuries.

  • @aly9799
    @aly9799 2 роки тому +39

    It's such a privilege to learn such useful information, for free, and have a smile on my face the whole way through. You guys are so fun to watch and thank you so much for what you do!!

  • @andreawallenberger2668
    @andreawallenberger2668 5 років тому +357

    You two are like the "car talk" guys of physical therapy LOL Keep up the great work!

  • @jennyph79
    @jennyph79 2 роки тому +2

    That was the 1st time I heard that intro song, and I truly love it! I appreciate the content and guidance that you provide. Thank you!

  • @lb476
    @lb476 9 місяців тому

    I'm so glad this video was still on, thank you. I'm learning a whole lot of bad things I've been doing wrong all my life.

  • @CavanalK5
    @CavanalK5 6 років тому +38

    Landed on you guys looking at relief with the rib pain (costochondritis). Now I've watched several videos. You guys are a hoot. With great info. And a Good Doctor is a great show. Subscribed!

  • @mikecolie9290
    @mikecolie9290 4 роки тому +61

    Its called "Interval Training" and has been used for decades by many athletes.

  • @yidy1
    @yidy1 2 роки тому +1

    As always, thank you for the incredible info. But I especially appreciate your dry humor! You guys are the best!

  • @sharifalhumaid8537
    @sharifalhumaid8537 2 роки тому +111

    I appreciate how this illustration was shot flawlessly in a single take. Simple and direct to the point.

  • @gabriellebudd1166
    @gabriellebudd1166 5 років тому +120

    they reminded me of Bert and Ernie... They added some humor to this which was fun to watch and yes great exercise when you're home bound in the winter during a snowy day... Great video thank you

    • @anetajohnson8446
      @anetajohnson8446 3 роки тому

      Bert and Ernie, ha ha ha! How about Big Bird, and Osker the grouch!

  • @8sourceenergy895
    @8sourceenergy895 6 років тому +36

    You guys work good together; you're both very informative, and the ad-libbed humor is an added bonus. Thanks for the video/information.

  • @peggymcdonnell1379
    @peggymcdonnell1379 Рік тому

    You guys are awesome I am so glad that I found your site two years ago… You’ve helped me more than you’ll ever know… Blessings to you both

  • @SandraGarcia-bw5kg
    @SandraGarcia-bw5kg 2 роки тому +1

    Absolutely awesome examples! Love watching y'all.

  • @denakelley4363
    @denakelley4363 3 роки тому +23

    The "bed burpee" modification might actually get me doing burpees again. Thanks!

    • @shaniatwainn4350
      @shaniatwainn4350 3 роки тому

      Thanks for supporting my music career 🎶 I'm so greatful and I hope you never stop being a fans,I would like to honour you by giving you my other private email address if that's ok by you🥰

  • @netsanetamare9725
    @netsanetamare9725 2 роки тому +90

    Love this. 9 minutes is so doable and I love choosing my own movements. Thanks!!

  • @nandusivadasan7621
    @nandusivadasan7621 Рік тому +2

    Came here for the intro. Stayed for the content.

  • @joicejewerly5579
    @joicejewerly5579 Рік тому +21

    Fantastic🎉🎉🎉, 10 minutes, my max workout limit.❤❤❤

  • @justrunbraa2806
    @justrunbraa2806 5 років тому +208

    It’s called HIIT (high intensity interval training)

    • @BobandBrad
      @BobandBrad  5 років тому +51

      That is correct!

    • @mariajoy4541
      @mariajoy4541 3 роки тому +6

      I don't know if you have ever done HIIT in a gym but in my experience they do not just let you burst for 20sec. At home I do it on the bike, but in HIIT they definitely push out the workout part more than the resting part in my experience.

    • @trees5338
      @trees5338 3 роки тому +11

      The gym's I have been working out in don't want people to do HITT, they like members to stand around doing weights & making the place look full.
      And spending time with classes and paying extra for personal training sessions.
      Beginner's need it, then you can do your own program of HITT in the gym.
      I attended a gym for 16 years, now I have kettle bells and a stepper machine in the garage with a weight bench, punch bag and an assortment of other stuff collected over the years.
      Everyone needs to understand that when they get older, they need to keep moving and have strong muscles.
      People in care homes get lazy and let the staff do more for them, then they no longer are able to move for themselves, ending up being hoisted to the toilet and rolled in bet to have their pad changed.
      So please everyone, keep strength training and keep moving.

    • @showman139
      @showman139 3 роки тому

      @@BobandBrad During quarantine we may not be able to run as may be recommended. If we were to replace running with mountain climbers or burpees how many would we need to do to reach a half mile in running?

    • @FLSandye
      @FLSandye 3 роки тому +2

      I did HIIT at Orange Theory Fitness and got myself in the best shape of my life UNTIL I got sciatica along with torn rotator cuffs from the rowing machine.

  • @edwinsnell5078
    @edwinsnell5078 5 років тому +1154

    " I'll do this before bed, get the wife all excited"
    "This is a family show Brad"
    LOFL

  • @winnepeterson6570
    @winnepeterson6570 6 місяців тому +1

    These videos have been immeasurably helpful to me over the years. I also share them with grateful friends.

  • @cougarwomanmoorhead-dougla1772
    @cougarwomanmoorhead-dougla1772 2 роки тому

    Thanks for the example and intervals training advice 👍. This awesome to know.

  • @Lypples
    @Lypples 6 років тому +21

    thanks for making all these videos. it has helped with my back pain using exercises you've shown in past.

  • @juliezinchuk8164
    @juliezinchuk8164 2 роки тому +32

    I taught this format in my aqua fit class this morning! It was so hard, but they all loved it! I will keep this in my weekly rotation. Thanks!!!

    • @emm8357
      @emm8357 2 роки тому

      Omg I miss aqua fit so much. It felt like amazing exercise (I was always knackered afterwards!) but we used to laugh so much. I should see if it’s restarted after Covid restricts eased..

    • @mddell58
      @mddell58 11 місяців тому

      Wondering how it is all going now?

  • @user-lh8yk8mg3s
    @user-lh8yk8mg3s 7 місяців тому

    Still today your videos are helping people ! They have helped me so much ! Thank you !

  • @karenworley241
    @karenworley241 2 роки тому

    We love you! Thanks for your help 👋🏼

  • @crackheadsthemovie5201
    @crackheadsthemovie5201 5 років тому +8

    Thank you for not being misleading in the title. I can't wait to go jogging on my bike tomorrow for one minute of nine minutes exercise.

  • @kathleenmckenna8578
    @kathleenmckenna8578 2 роки тому +18

    I like watching you guys because you present exercises regular busy people can do at home everyday with very little time to do it. Not big complicated plans that take forever and exercises that only totally fit people would be doing. Keep up the good work!

  • @magdytawfilis738
    @magdytawfilis738 2 роки тому

    Thank you both. Great advice. God bless you both

  • @roberthamilton8838
    @roberthamilton8838 Рік тому

    Thanks Bob and Brad. Thanks for the advice.

  • @ianrobson9601
    @ianrobson9601 4 роки тому +250

    Not only did you show me some great exercises you also made me laugh and as everyone knows laughter is the best medicine.

    • @oldblackstock2499
      @oldblackstock2499 4 роки тому +7

      Yes, the Bible says in Proverbs 17:22 " A merry heart does good like a medicine, but a broken spirit truth the bones" .

    • @dananettles9540
      @dananettles9540 4 роки тому

      Ian Robson love your video

    • @reikomyles1495
      @reikomyles1495 3 роки тому +1

      Amen

    • @ianrobson9601
      @ianrobson9601 3 роки тому

      @@dananettles9540 My video ? Not sure what you mean sorry

    • @jefrossman7546
      @jefrossman7546 3 роки тому

      @@ianrobson9601 Hello Alan👋

  • @twhobie
    @twhobie 3 роки тому +5

    Dear Bob and Brad. Thanks for highlighting this study on your channel. I am realizing cardio and weight loss results in using it everyday for two weeks. I’m not sure what variables on this study were found, but I usually add an additional HIT cycle or two. Using a spinning bike I also have to add more friction on the 20 second intervals.
    Thanks! Much appreciated.
    Steve

  • @enatp6448
    @enatp6448 8 місяців тому

    This is great! Thanks guys. Old video but great info. ❤

  • @aliciatorres91
    @aliciatorres91 Рік тому

    Thank you so much. Bob and Brad it’s so good to see you both again. Have a blessed Easter 🐣!

  • @hsal8797
    @hsal8797 5 років тому +6

    This is very informative and helpful! Thank u so much!

  • @continuousself-improvement1879
    @continuousself-improvement1879 6 років тому +1624

    This feels like Ernie and Bert from Sesame Street but for exercise. Lmao. Subbed.

    • @Pertyt33
      @Pertyt33 5 років тому +40

      Lol yup love it. Bert and Ernie for grown ups.

    • @aglover6151
      @aglover6151 5 років тому +7

      Heee heee 😂

    • @mangeshkamble8856
      @mangeshkamble8856 5 років тому +2

      What

    • @whereisjustice404
      @whereisjustice404 5 років тому +8

      Reminds me of the 2 Canadian wilderness men in the SCTV skits (2nd City T. V.) back in the 70's!

    • @omlove3206
      @omlove3206 5 років тому +3

      Two hoseheads!! LOL Bob and Doug McKenzie's Great White North!! Great memories!! xo :D

  • @quantumfineartsandfossils2152
    @quantumfineartsandfossils2152 2 роки тому +1

    When you guys say you are" the most famous" this is empirically true you deserve it, all your talents hard work you are amazing at identifying multiple symptoms/possibilities locating them together, validating- anything people are already doing (intuition observation) helping people for free, thank you for helping healing humans

  • @kristinaleonardo9222
    @kristinaleonardo9222 2 роки тому

    What a fun, entertaining AND educational video. Thank you B&B.

  • @AmberG_Yo
    @AmberG_Yo 4 роки тому +7

    I love this so much! You guys are awesome, and have definitely helped me with some lower back problems over the years

  • @carlof4768
    @carlof4768 3 роки тому +12

    I’m a runner and cyclist who for more than two years of experience side pains, lower back pains and lower abdominal pains. Your videos showed me how important stretching is and how stupid I was to this fact. Being over 50 years of age and running three times a week, cycling almost every day and thinking I’m just as fit as a 21 year old. I living in a fantasy world. After two months of implementing your exercises or better integrating them into my daily routine the pain has disappeared. I really appreciate the information that you have made available and would like to thank you.

    • @retrowrath9374
      @retrowrath9374 3 роки тому

      Some people are just in denial about age, feeling younger because of diet, exercise doesn't mean we're, age is not just a number, it's a reality and you have to adapt to it.

  • @arnoldronning5471
    @arnoldronning5471 Рік тому

    Glad you are getting this news out. It isn’t brand new, it’s been promoted for about 15 years now among some exercise enthusiasts, but it is still new to a lot of people.

  • @nsrayfield
    @nsrayfield 9 місяців тому

    Love you guys! Ya’ll have such good exercise routines - thanks for putting these videos together

  • @afrosquatch
    @afrosquatch 5 років тому +16

    wow, first 1:14 seconds I subscribed. This being my first time ever seeing or hearing of these two gents.

  • @lisajackson7090
    @lisajackson7090 3 роки тому +54

    I luv when Brad makes comments like "gettin the wife all excited" and then gets in trouble with Bob...so fun to watch!

    • @drakelarsen3749
      @drakelarsen3749 3 роки тому +2

      This is amaaaazing lol

    • @wordcentered
      @wordcentered 2 роки тому +4

      I was walking everyday for years, until I developed bursitis in my hips, and could no longer do it. I started doing strethes these guys demonstrated, and viola! No more bursitis.
      I'm going to add this to my daily walking now. I did "Insanity" before, but it became too much. This is doable. Thanks, guys!

  • @mddell58
    @mddell58 11 місяців тому +2

    Wow! That was FIVE YEARS AGO! Amazing!
    (I feel as if there's a five ⏲ second 'stutter,' at the beginning, and the end of each different excercise.
    So, I honestly think it's best for us to increase the time
    from 20 seconds, to either 30 seconds, OR, 40seconds.
    Wishing y'all a happy, 😃 healthy week. 🌄

  • @LSinclair
    @LSinclair 2 роки тому

    Great vid! Thanks for all those ideas.

  •  4 роки тому +16

    It's very cool that low impact and easy exercise can be as effective as high intensity!

  • @horrifyyou
    @horrifyyou 4 роки тому +25

    Hi Bob and Brad, recently my back pain got very untolerable and I came across your channel. It's been a week trying to do your advices on back pain related videos and I am feeling a significant relief already. It's amazing to be pain free. Thank you very much.

    • @ALFA95C
      @ALFA95C 2 роки тому +1

      Any updates on your pain? Caus mine's gonna kill me it seems

  • @karen2odonnell956
    @karen2odonnell956 Рік тому

    Every time I watch one of your video’s, I come away with a little more info - thank you.

  • @GruncleJohn
    @GruncleJohn 2 роки тому +2

    You guys are hilarious! As a fellow PT here, you make me love the profession more! Thanks

  • @briantix7693
    @briantix7693 6 років тому +4

    I already feel better watching u all work out..

  • @terrymanning8064
    @terrymanning8064 4 роки тому +18

    When i was in my late 40's i was doing HIIT training on my bike for 25-30 minutes a session. my doctor said i STILL had an elite athletes engine. This training kicks your ass,but it works!

    • @aplus1080
      @aplus1080 2 роки тому

      I believe it. I'm an inconsistent POS and high intensity stuff makes my blood pressure and everything very athlete level.

    • @doolybugz
      @doolybugz 2 роки тому

      I was at my fittest at 42/43...Dr had trouble finding my BP as my resting heart rate was like an elite athelete she said lol...

  • @lizcuero9065
    @lizcuero9065 Рік тому

    Thank You Dr. Bob. The side crunches helped so much.

  • @PJean3
    @PJean3 2 роки тому

    Wow!! I love watching and learning from you two!!!

  • @ritawing1064
    @ritawing1064 6 років тому +4

    This is splendid! Thanks!

  • @angelandkaidrummond7191
    @angelandkaidrummond7191 2 роки тому +25

    I had suffered from sciatica and flat feet for years. I've been playing football since I was 4 till I was 18 at a large gridiron southern school. Now I'm in the process of becoming a Marine and Bob and Brad have been life savers! I can run 5 miles nonstop without feeling like my ankles are gonna snap off!

    • @janc8199
      @janc8199 2 роки тому +4

      Thank you for your service..Stay safe.

    • @angelandkaidrummond7191
      @angelandkaidrummond7191 2 роки тому +1

      @@janc8199 We're not drafted anymore, but much appreciation. I leave November 8th. I'm running 8 miles now so boot camp won't be horrific for me lol

    • @donnalawrence9054
      @donnalawrence9054 2 роки тому +2

      I hope your dreams of becoming a marine are coming true. Good luck and thank you

    • @angelandkaidrummond7191
      @angelandkaidrummond7191 2 роки тому +1

      @@donnalawrence9054 Thank you so much, my dreams in fact are coming true. In all honesty I hope to become a Marine Raider once I become a Sgt

  • @theLordsboy
    @theLordsboy Місяць тому

    As a retired physiotherapist (in Canada, eh/!) I completely understand your need to be liked. Thanks for sharing this interesting study. Intermittent work is also beneficial in folks coping with osteoarthritis of the knee as it gives time for hyaluronic acid to seep into the joint. Well that's my theory as the greatest retired therapist responding to this UA-cam. Thanks for sharing guys. It's good to cry about the rejection complex. Another example of the value of viscous secretions.

  • @pamgibbons375
    @pamgibbons375 Рік тому

    Good info…thank you both !

  • @anonymouse7095
    @anonymouse7095 5 років тому +35

    It is actually fairly endearing just how dorky you guys are while providing reasonably good advice.

  • @joysanders59
    @joysanders59 3 роки тому +7

    Cool beans! Im disabled and have bad feet. So walking is out. I think I can try this, Il start out easy, and try to build up. Im glad to find this. Sharing with a friend who also is looking for a excersise routine. I think we can do 9 min!! Thank you. You guys sure helped me when my shoulder froze!! God bless you!!

  • @physiotherapistpaulina9340
    @physiotherapistpaulina9340 Рік тому

    I love you guys, and admire your willingness to show us how you work out too. inspiring!

  • @sonjawells4265
    @sonjawells4265 2 роки тому

    This is great! Thank you. Hopefully, this will get me started.

  • @Fudgeey
    @Fudgeey 5 років тому +30

    I subbed for the intro song alone, seeing somebody's dads exercise was just a bonus

    • @Becca_Lynn
      @Becca_Lynn 4 роки тому

      Somebody else’s dads 😂🤣

  • @chaneyste
    @chaneyste 4 роки тому +3

    I really like these guys. Thanks for the videos

  • @wandelpassiert8064
    @wandelpassiert8064 Рік тому +5

    The guy at the back left has obviously overdone it with the high intensity - so, better stick to the 20secs.

  • @williammargetts3980
    @williammargetts3980 Рік тому +2

    Bob and Brad , Well done easy to follow and do.

  • @jojosmoothe
    @jojosmoothe 6 років тому +23

    You guys are nutty! Good stuff. 😎

    • @shaniatwainn4350
      @shaniatwainn4350 3 роки тому

      Thanks for supporting my music career 🎶 I'm so greatful and I hope you never stop being a fans,I would like to honour you by giving you my other private email address if that's ok by you🥰

  • @davet9655
    @davet9655 2 роки тому +4

    Interval training certainly been part of my training regime, for a number of years. Reap those benefits. Resting and recovery heart rate much better than without. Cheers gents keep up the great work. From the UK.

  • @bigfest6498
    @bigfest6498 2 роки тому +1

    First time watcher...not only is that one of the funniest intros (thought this was a parody show) but your insights are incredible. Thanks.

  • @Cool_Papa_Funk
    @Cool_Papa_Funk 2 роки тому +7

    I do something similar on the treadmill called a time ladder. I'm sure it would work for biking, as well. I lost 60 pounds in under a year just doing this two times per week. I modified the times as I got in better shape, but you get the gist.
    Warm up (5:00)
    1:00 fast
    :30 slow
    2:00 fast
    1:00 slow
    3:00 fast
    1:30 slow
    4:00 fast
    2:00 slow
    3:00 fast
    1:30 slow
    2:00 fast
    1:00 slow
    1:00 fast
    Cool down (5:00)