Q&A Part 3 - How fast did I progress when I first started and More!

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  • @jujimufu
    @jujimufu 7 років тому +2635

    Clarence, please call home. Your Tom and Pop miss you.
    Lots of love

    • @tomboyden
      @tomboyden 7 років тому +397

      I'm worried sick. I've replaced you with creatine and couch and I'm getting too hudge.

    • @clarence0
      @clarence0  7 років тому +296

      hahaha!

    • @Jackmerius_Tacktheritrix5733
      @Jackmerius_Tacktheritrix5733 7 років тому +41

      Jujimufu How did you get HGH gut at such a young age already JUJU?

    • @fvaletudo06
      @fvaletudo06 7 років тому +33

      Juji, please get him back! clarence0 - Go back! Better yet! Juji go to Ireland!!!!

    • @stevenbro2039
      @stevenbro2039 7 років тому +10

      Jujimufu You both motivate me to be stronger and have a better life style. Following you both has gotten me bigger, stronger and better with my wrestling. Thank you both, keep up the work and kill the workouts.

  • @JdSpoof
    @JdSpoof 7 років тому +2812

    Some worry about aesthetics of the body. Clarence worries about the aesthetic of a lift. Real men goals

    • @asura8495
      @asura8495 7 років тому +124

      El Mako But he is right though. Low bar squats and wide grip benchpress look ugly as fuck and have almot zero range of motion. You could as well just hold the weight and not move it at all. That this shit even gets counted as a rep...

    • @JdSpoof
      @JdSpoof 7 років тому +78

      Asura Yup. Same with sumo deadlifts. I can't stand looking at those.

    • @ryanmaragh8209
      @ryanmaragh8209 7 років тому +4

      Based af

    • @krakonoskraken8763
      @krakonoskraken8763 7 років тому +35

      El Mako sumo deadlifts looks way better imo

    • @sunnyallstars
      @sunnyallstars 7 років тому +39

      sumos are an exception is my opinion

  • @AAAA-nh3ou
    @AAAA-nh3ou 7 років тому +781

    "my arms got too big" said no one ever except clarence

    • @dickpiano1802
      @dickpiano1802 6 років тому +54

      Klokov "compained" about it too

    • @luthier78
      @luthier78 5 років тому +15

      yes there is some poetry in it

    • @Danheron2
      @Danheron2 5 місяців тому +1

      Well it makes sense he’s not a bodybuilder, and he’s not working out for aesthetics. He’s athlete he needs to have a specific build to do said sport

  • @TerronBeckham
    @TerronBeckham 7 років тому +730

    I'm here to be like Clarence .... #deadassserious

    • @clarence0
      @clarence0  7 років тому +135

      :)

    • @Josephiscoool
      @Josephiscoool 7 років тому +37

      Collab, would be legendary

    • @nicklol328
      @nicklol328 7 років тому +1

      same

    • @Mr777999222
      @Mr777999222 7 років тому +4

      You’re a beast Terron

    • @sfserss
      @sfserss 7 років тому

      Terron F.Beckham why not like your cousin Odell? Lol

  • @gusfring8638
    @gusfring8638 7 років тому +300

    Everybody hates going to the gym when Clarence is there. Why ?, because there's no plates left

  • @danielb712
    @danielb712 7 років тому +306

    It's odd seeing harry at his first year at hogwarts

  • @Alexamdern
    @Alexamdern 7 років тому +297

    lol, 15 years old, squatting 125 kilos. I feel bad..
    3'rd year of training (18 years old) he squatted 220 kilos. What the actual..

    • @adamg4336
      @adamg4336 5 років тому +40

      There's me, 29, only just doing 100kg...4 years of training. What am i even doing?

    • @oskarimagga387
      @oskarimagga387 5 років тому +60

      @@adamg4336 not starting strength, apparently

    • @adamg4336
      @adamg4336 5 років тому +3

      @@oskarimagga387 Ah yes, Plateau Strength.

    • @oskarimagga387
      @oskarimagga387 5 років тому +14

      @@adamg4336 what are you talking about? Have you read the book? It will double your squat in 3 months EASILY. You just have to do the program, ( e. g. Eat about 4000kcal a day and sleep 8-10hrs). And it's called STARTING strength because it's not meant to be done for years. Just the first few months, until you start plateauing repeatedly.

    • @oskarimagga387
      @oskarimagga387 5 років тому +6

      @@adamg4336 my squat has now gone from 70kgx5 to 110kgx5 in under 7 weeks.

  • @richpotatothebestg.m.ovegg2599
    @richpotatothebestg.m.ovegg2599 7 років тому +399

    Do I even lift.

  • @JM23007
    @JM23007 7 років тому +160

    I'd been wanting to get into Olympic lifting since I was a kid and first saw a Chinese weightlifter in the Olympics.
    Those guys are monstrous, lean, and aesthetic and also really strong in terms of relative strength.
    I'm 21 now and my gym is just finally getting bumper plates, sometimes I get bummed out with how many years of experience I could've had if I started younger.
    It'll be fun though!

    • @5zazen
      @5zazen 7 років тому +12

      John Meda 21 is young. I'm 45 and still at it.

    • @cavegoon3994
      @cavegoon3994 5 років тому +8

      Hey I just saw your comment. How’s oly lifting going? Care to give us an update? Genuinely curious

    • @bakedcrystal915
      @bakedcrystal915 5 років тому +8

      They’re also on a lot of juice

    • @Kyzik244
      @Kyzik244 3 роки тому +2

      Starting something seriously in 18-21 year range is optimal. lmao.
      Quit ya whining on should of started earlier..

    • @leonbremer4216
      @leonbremer4216 2 роки тому +5

      @@Kyzik244 Not for oly, gymnastics, swimming, athletics etc..

  • @iAnglesClan2
    @iAnglesClan2 7 років тому +73

    Wow, Clarence is so strong and aesthetic. He weighs around 220 lbs and he can close grip bench 440+ lbs. Pause squat ass to grass 660q lbs. And beltless deadlift 750+ lbs. And clean and jerk a shit ton of weight and move around freely. I want to see how high Clarence vertical jump is in measurements. I want to see if Clarence can jump higher than Terron beckham

    • @clarence0
      @clarence0  7 років тому +114

      I might make a video where I test my vertical jump, 40 yard dash time, box jump, long jump etc. Since a load of people ask.

    • @iAnglesClan2
      @iAnglesClan2 7 років тому +7

      clarence0 yes!!! Please do it. We want to see ur all around athleticism. Some people think Terron can outjump u. Terron has a vertical jump of 44.5 inches. I think u can jump higher

    • @clarence0
      @clarence0  7 років тому +43

      There's no way I can even come close to that lol.

    • @iAnglesClan2
      @iAnglesClan2 7 років тому +3

      clarence0 I think you can

    • @RustyIsScared
      @RustyIsScared 7 років тому

      hes vertical would be pretty crazy by now lol, he jumped up to hes head when he was like 16 lol

  • @zenith_journey
    @zenith_journey 7 років тому +2

    found you a month or two ago, really happy i did. the fact u are the most chilled guy, yet lifting incredible weight is just awesome. amidst all the egotistical idiots and narcissism on this website, you are like a shining star

  • @samfistigi
    @samfistigi 7 років тому +54

    Notification from clarence0 = instant happiness

  • @ReasonableTradeIdeas
    @ReasonableTradeIdeas 7 років тому +41

    TIL: Clarence benches close grip and squats high bar for the aesthetics.

  • @NoorKhan-wi2de
    @NoorKhan-wi2de 6 років тому +1

    Clarence is a true example of wat pure hard work is u don’t need da best genetics or the best diet or even a phenomenal program keep putting in the work and u will end up achieving ur goals

  • @veracity3267
    @veracity3267 7 років тому +8

    Im always excited when i see a new QnA from you, you never fail to just answer the questions as straightforward as possible and give excellent advice, thanks clarence, keep up the good videos

  • @kevinadu1068
    @kevinadu1068 7 років тому +48

    Why is 360p Clarence so comforting.

  • @AznGamingNation1140
    @AznGamingNation1140 7 років тому +77

    "My arms got too big...." lol god dammit clarence

  • @822737292
    @822737292 7 років тому +4

    Your a cool dude Clarence. Always look forward to your Q&A's man

  • @DM-jt4rh
    @DM-jt4rh 6 років тому +82

    To squat almost 3x bodyweight after 3 years of training if freakish genetics my friend...most people NEVER get a 3x bodyweight squat!!!

    • @BennyHendrixx
      @BennyHendrixx 3 роки тому

      99% hard work and consistently. 1% genetics.

    • @AA-el7ot
      @AA-el7ot 3 роки тому +8

      @@BennyHendrixx 100% hard work and consistency 100% genetics. You cant deny that clarence is a freak of nature

  • @mediumrareasperger
    @mediumrareasperger 7 років тому +77

    Clarence, have you ever thought about the future of your channel? Like different types of videos and more informational videos. I loved you in the Jujimufu videos!! Also im a huge fan, youre my squat insperation!

    • @clarence0
      @clarence0  7 років тому +89

      Yeah of course. I will definitely start making different types of videos (I'll buy a better camera and improve the editing and filming), but I'll always upload the classic training videos.

    • @mediumrareasperger
      @mediumrareasperger 7 років тому +1

      clarence0 Awesome man! Im looking forward to it.

    • @butfirstcoffee1648
      @butfirstcoffee1648 7 років тому +1

      Yay I am waiting for them to come...

    • @Poss8Don
      @Poss8Don 7 років тому +4

      Yeah, I like the classic. Your gym corner (now moved ?), almost no editing, and just adrenaline and lot of kilos. But would appreciate cooking videos, meal preparation etc. You could also post some accessories exercises a lot more and some of your rutines and warm up sets.

  • @muffinsam658
    @muffinsam658 7 років тому +19

    Clarence my man you're an absolute legend and an inspiration to us all, and I sure as shit don't need to tell you to keep it up - was wondering, does your left knee still cause you pain during workouts or is it manageable at this point?

  • @hilmyrahmadani3114
    @hilmyrahmadani3114 3 роки тому +1

    man, you are the one who introduce me to olympic weightlifting, and never thought that i`ll interested to it, im 16. And i just want to say it that i just tried weightlifting in my local gym, and this is my start point. maybe later i`ll be on olympic, or not, just do it for fun. who knows. So thanks for introducing me to olympic weightlifting clarence, ure the best.

  • @chriswheeler2472
    @chriswheeler2472 4 роки тому

    Crazy genetics and amazing technique, I love watching you squat such a perfect form

  • @howevercomma2333
    @howevercomma2333 7 років тому +2

    Clarence, your fans are nuts. Great video 👊🏿

  • @Dragondude30
    @Dragondude30 7 років тому +274

    Clarence Kennedy for Strength warsss

    • @clarence0
      @clarence0  7 років тому +234

      Cringewars

    • @Dragondude30
      @Dragondude30 7 років тому +10

      no offense but faceless would destroy you even in a strength competition, his PR squat is 320 kg, his deadlift pr is 350 kg and bench press PR is 220 kg. Endurance wise he would murder u

    • @RustyIsScared
      @RustyIsScared 7 років тому +41

      @dragondude30 no offence but you have no idea what you are talking about, clarence pause atg squat raw 300kg highbar, faceless does sumo deadlift and low bar squat paralell, clarence would squat 340-350 that way and clarence could deadlift like 360 without shoes and a belt conventional, the only thing clarence is weaker in is the bench, and clarence could lift prob 210-215 tradition style wide grip bounce bench, so you have no idea what you are talking about.

    • @Dragondude30
      @Dragondude30 7 років тому +5

      rubenaunet not right now he can't, if u saw a video with him in jujimufus channel. he was having trouble with 515 for 5 reps. faceless does 550 lbs for 10 reps for a warm up no joke. And faceless's conventional deadlift increased to 340 kg. i believe Clarence is much weaker now than he was before. currently I faceless would win in a strength battle

    • @jackkrauser7854
      @jackkrauser7854 7 років тому +24

      Strength Wars are for douchebags.

  • @jacobespinosa3338
    @jacobespinosa3338 7 років тому +109

    I want to see your 40 yard dash and vertical I bet they are damn good

    • @tomwilliams8292
      @tomwilliams8292 7 років тому

      Jacob Espinosa I think his vertical is damn near 30 inch. He's fast too. If u check out jujimoofoo videos, that raced and he beat juji bare in high grass

    • @tomwilliams8292
      @tomwilliams8292 7 років тому +1

      WEWARD yea I'm sure it's dropped off a bit. But still . 30+ is super impressive even for an athlete honestly

    • @crackuhsnackuh
      @crackuhsnackuh 6 років тому +1

      Tom Williams No, 30 isn’t elite at all. Clarence tested his vert on camera it looked over 40”, if anything he only lost 5 inches MAX so he must be 35”+

    • @MonsterhunterFTWWTF
      @MonsterhunterFTWWTF 5 років тому

      There's a old video somewhere where clarence does a 40 inch vertical. The title was him squatting somewhere in 200kg range and he was 81kg if I remember correctly.

    • @connerpopielarz3119
      @connerpopielarz3119 5 років тому

      Tom Williams my vert is 31" so his is definitely 40+

  • @ryanhoughton5476
    @ryanhoughton5476 7 років тому

    Thanks for the Q&A, reasonably new to the channel, but your fun stuff with Juji really caught my interest

  • @TheGroveinator
    @TheGroveinator 7 років тому

    Hey Clarence it is truly inspiring to see that early footage of you lifting along side your present day self. Really shows that whoever you are if you have the determination and will to reach your goals you can do it, hits really hard for me. Thanks for sharing that with us, I really do look up to you when it comes to weightlifting keep it up the good work man. Cant wait to get back in the gym after I recover from my injury.

  • @martinvocke3768
    @martinvocke3768 7 років тому +2

    I know for some people both squats are an easy movement, you literally sit down and stand back up. But you should do two short tutorial videos for the front and back squat. I feel like alot of people could benefit from it.

  • @tetorsaiyan9482
    @tetorsaiyan9482 4 роки тому +1

    YEEEES Im like number 7k, learning a lot with your content, thank you so much, regards from Spain🤘🏽💚

  • @Smoo7hy
    @Smoo7hy 7 років тому +194

    squat, bench, deadlift tutorial pls

    • @bqfilms
      @bqfilms 7 років тому +64

      there's millions of those already, what would be the point? The ones made by alan thrall are legit, check those out.

    • @RustyIsScared
      @RustyIsScared 7 років тому +54

      there would be a huge point, clarence does all the lifts in a unconventional way , obviously he has perfect form but he lifts in a special way, lets the bench hit hes abs, shift hips and knees alot on the squat etc etc, i salute smoo7hy for making that comment, i think clarence making tutorial on all lifts would be very enjoyable and informative.

    • @patrikm833
      @patrikm833 7 років тому +3

      Check out Allan Thrall´s videos, or Starting Strength, even if I hate voice of Mark Rippetoe I taught so much from his tutorials, i have watched many tutorials but I think ones from Rippetoe are the best i have seen.

    • @pouihurmen
      @pouihurmen 5 років тому +2

      People recommending Alan Thrall and Mark Rippletoe to learn lifts makes my head hurt

    • @Cenot4ph
      @Cenot4ph 5 років тому +1

      @@pouihurmen Hiiipp Dhhhhraaaiiiiveeee

  • @dunnjefferson5837
    @dunnjefferson5837 7 років тому +1

    Word on the street is clarence is on the juice

  • @matthewschoenborn4833
    @matthewschoenborn4833 7 років тому

    Performance warrants aesthetics. You are a great example of this Clarence

  • @zpl68
    @zpl68 7 років тому +1

    technique aesthetics keeps me motivated.

  • @michaelfortini3236
    @michaelfortini3236 7 років тому +2

    appreciate your content clarence, i usually get bored spamming training videos but i never get bored with yours. wanted to know whether you had any sort of pre and/or post workout routines to do when you squat

  • @stevena8719
    @stevena8719 7 років тому

    I quit lifting for gymnastics strength training but I'll always watch clarence0

  • @BIGJ4898
    @BIGJ4898 7 років тому +4

    I love how most of Clarences' training decisions come from a point of "it just looks better" 😂

  • @Thekrazyanimal
    @Thekrazyanimal 7 років тому

    Clarence you are the best!

  • @timpeuckert2885
    @timpeuckert2885 7 років тому

    Love the q and a vids, thanks for the great info

  • @user-cd3qo5bz7y
    @user-cd3qo5bz7y 7 років тому

    Always great content keep it up.

  • @karl4834
    @karl4834 7 років тому

    Great information. Thanks Clarence.

  • @THEGREATONE420
    @THEGREATONE420 7 років тому +54

    I'm a simple man. My goal is to close grip 315 paused.

    • @jotr.9786
      @jotr.9786 6 років тому +1

      Current bench?

    • @crackuhsnackuh
      @crackuhsnackuh 6 років тому

      Same, a lot with a 500lbs high bar squat and 315 power Clean (and jerk)

  • @armwrestlingfan6804
    @armwrestlingfan6804 7 років тому +124

    You ever been in a fight?
    (yes I'm asking because you're Irish)

    • @baw5xc333
      @baw5xc333 5 років тому +4

      Half Irish

    • @bassenhancedmetal684
      @bassenhancedmetal684 5 років тому +1

      @@baw5xc333 what's the other half?

    • @baw5xc333
      @baw5xc333 5 років тому +7

      @Bass Enhanced Metal some type of asian. If I had to guess I’d say Japanese.

    • @Spaccaspecchi
      @Spaccaspecchi 5 років тому +35

      @@baw5xc333 I thought you were saying his other half was enhanced metal, which, honestly, I would have believed no questions asked.

    • @jesusb9562
      @jesusb9562 4 роки тому +2

      @@baw5xc333 half Filipino

  • @ominousplatypus380
    @ominousplatypus380 7 років тому +4

    Crazy hearing about his squat progress. My squat is around 260 and I have a hard time progressing even though my bw is 205.

  • @tippavanster
    @tippavanster 7 років тому +2

    Clarence my man 👌🏻

  • @neoistheI
    @neoistheI 2 роки тому +3

    I'd say that he had a very good foundation of power and muscle conditioning due to plyometrics before he began lifting. This is why he progressed so quick because plyonetrics transfers into lifting no doubt.

  • @guccimanlips
    @guccimanlips 7 років тому

    youre the man clarence

  • @nicklol328
    @nicklol328 7 років тому

    Thanks for the vid clarence

  • @NoFluffTalk
    @NoFluffTalk 7 років тому

    Awesome video. Thank you for sharing.

  • @gama6749
    @gama6749 6 років тому

    Clarence you’re fantastic

  • @KillerkanteATLoL
    @KillerkanteATLoL 7 років тому

    i love your attitude, i also dont like how powerlifting looks like sometimes (short range of motion etc) but i love powerlifting at all!

  • @larryboi2706
    @larryboi2706 4 роки тому +1

    I am 15 and squat 140kg, and I got around 2 months left. I challenge you Clarence!

  • @NoorKhan-wi2de
    @NoorKhan-wi2de 5 років тому

    Love this guy

  • @zydrunassavickas1
    @zydrunassavickas1 7 років тому +3

    answer to question one...ok this guy is definitely insane.

  • @fayadabrahim5330
    @fayadabrahim5330 7 років тому

    Your videos motivated me to get stronger

  • @NoahDancaster
    @NoahDancaster 7 років тому +1

    Great video Clarence, I'm looking forward to seeing what you eat. Plant-based for life homie!

  • @kukkeli9312
    @kukkeli9312 6 років тому +2

    im 3 weeks into gym training and i switched my noob squats to ATG, surprisingly got more reps and slightly heavier weight, wasnt as hard as i thought.

  • @kariol97
    @kariol97 7 років тому

    I love that there is no difference between 480p and 1080p

  • @claytonsays
    @claytonsays 7 років тому +2

    Hey Clarence, can you describe your knee problems and your regimen to get them healthy again?
    I have bad patellar tendonopathy-type pain. I'm 27. I haven't lifted for 8 months after working up to a 365 squat. I was really inspired to see your lifts after you had apparently battled bad knees.

  • @mass9047
    @mass9047 7 років тому +11

    Would you ever do a fan meet up?

  • @5driedgrams
    @5driedgrams 7 років тому

    Q&A are the bests...

  • @jamessanki8256
    @jamessanki8256 7 років тому

    Thanks for the info Clarence. I'd love to see some more info on your cooking recipes! Also what you do for recovery would be great. P.S I saw you are budgeting for a new camera. If you need any advice regarding what DSLR cameras are great for vlogging don't hesitate to ask!

  • @wr3ncher
    @wr3ncher 7 років тому +1

    Front squatting 315 only LOOOKS easy... when Clarence is doing it

  • @19boro76
    @19boro76 6 років тому

    Hehe Clarence got a PZPN blue T-shirt from competitions in Ciechanow, Poland :-). Thumbs up for a Q and A's video. Take care Clarence. Greetings from Poland :-)

  • @MatiasStrengthCoach
    @MatiasStrengthCoach 7 років тому +43

    Very interesting man! For future Q&A: How long do you think I'd take for someone who starts off weightlifting with a decent background (110kg paused front squat, 200kg deadlift) to reach about 130-150 clean and jerk and 100 snatch? Considering long femurs and tall athlete. Thanks, keep it up!

    • @PoppyMusica
      @PoppyMusica 7 років тому

      approximately 3-5 months

    • @stevena8719
      @stevena8719 7 років тому

      I had a 455lbs squat and a 515lbs deadlift. To total 200kg (110/90) took 2 months .

    • @RustyIsScared
      @RustyIsScared 7 років тому +6

      @perforamnce fitness clarence has mentioned earlier that your front squat would be alot stronger than your clean, like 30-40 kgs it all depends on how hard you train, recover and eat etc but ithink clarence opinion would be that you would need a front squat, prob with a pause to be able to only clean 140-150kgs being able to jerk it, you would need atleast a 120kg bench press, also keep in mind the numbers you posted arent far from the natural potential to most people, many people uses like 6-7 years to clean and jerk 160-170kg but bodyweight is a huge factor obviously.

    • @PoppyMusica
      @PoppyMusica 7 років тому

      @Steven Yeah sounds about right. When I estimated, I was really thinking about the snatch. It takes quite a while to master the full movement, some people do instantly get the overhead squat, but not most.

    • @RustyIsScared
      @RustyIsScared 7 років тому +3

      @poppymusic how does that sound right when steven already had intermediate - elite power lifts? 230kg deadlift takes like 3 years to achive so how is that 3months? obviously the guy asking the question doesnt lift the deadlift with good form since hes front squat is only 110kg, this guy would probably use 2 or 3 years to get to a 160kg clean and jerk

  • @craigslistreply6544
    @craigslistreply6544 7 років тому +8

    y'all forgot the most important question: what software do you use to edit your videos, Clarence?

  • @23.Capricorn.23
    @23.Capricorn.23 7 років тому

    Very refreshing for someone to defend why their genetics are GOOD...

  • @KungFuRandur
    @KungFuRandur 7 років тому

    MORE! AMAZING CONTENT!!!

  • @joegardiner4220
    @joegardiner4220 5 років тому +1

    Its crazy when i first started lifting i remember having the goal of squatting 100kg for five reps nice n clean. Holy shit i got there, but man the more people and knowledge you gain i now realise that is nothing ! How the hell some guys are pushing 180kg plus is madness. And im a preety good size !

  • @harrison_caton
    @harrison_caton 7 років тому

    Well done!

  • @brenthodges7202
    @brenthodges7202 5 років тому

    Thanks for making a video that is 7:17 long instead of adding filler to get it up to 10:01. I commend you ;)

  • @votown1003
    @votown1003 7 років тому +2

    When you say your arms is too big was a problem, i wish i have that problem.

  • @russmet8618
    @russmet8618 7 років тому

    Great Vid. Really Interesting

  • @sonnyterrones4914
    @sonnyterrones4914 7 років тому

    Started doing belt-less paused squats consistently because of this guy... now I have no balls.

  • @TeddBuddy
    @TeddBuddy 6 років тому

    1. Deep squat, 2. Heavy squat, 3. Huge quads. Combined, you make a beast in my book. I get so motivated watching your deep, thick, heavy beast of a quad squats. Thank you sir. I'm back in love with squats. How many days can u hit squats a week for optimal strenght gain? Based on your experience

  • @AllanBilodeau1992
    @AllanBilodeau1992 7 років тому +4

    M'lord, what's your vert? If you haven't tested it: please do a video testing your vertical jump.

    • @5zazen
      @5zazen 7 років тому

      Allan Bilodeau Watch his jumping videos

    • @emilio556
      @emilio556 5 років тому

      Allan Bilodeau 42

  • @joseluismolinav1
    @joseluismolinav1 7 років тому +5

    Señor desearía en un futuro tener sus levantamientos en los básicos y me fascina su forma física ser como usted es mi meta

  • @DefqonVegan
    @DefqonVegan 7 років тому

    How did I not know you had a channel?!? Just saw you on Omar's channel, so awesome you got to expose such a large non vegan audience to veganism 😃 looking forward to more of your videos!

  • @KillingJoke555
    @KillingJoke555 7 років тому +1

    Hey, Clarence. First of all, I want to congratulate you for everything you're achieving in your life, and you are one of my inspirations lately.
    How did you learn about diet and training methods? Please recommend the material you used :)

    • @clarence0
      @clarence0  7 років тому +1

      check out veganhealth.org

    • @KillingJoke555
      @KillingJoke555 7 років тому

      clarence0 which book about training would you recommend?

    • @clarence0
      @clarence0  7 років тому +1

      Olympic Weightlifting: A Complete Guide for Athletes & Coaches

    • @KillingJoke555
      @KillingJoke555 7 років тому

      Thank you very much, Clarence

  • @mvg821
    @mvg821 7 років тому +1

    Clarence, the only vegan that you are genuinely interested in hearing about his diet.

  • @HDtothe8
    @HDtothe8 7 років тому

    Clarence if you are reading this then you should definitely compete in strength wars. It's my belief that you would school everyone there. They are very good bunch of guys and the competitions are fun. I am sure you will love. Please atleast do check them out. I'm not affiliated with them, I'm just a fan of both of you.

  • @gusfring8638
    @gusfring8638 7 років тому +8

    2020 olympics gold

    • @KungFuRandur
      @KungFuRandur 7 років тому +2

      lol no... he would definetly not win gold. he is 105 kg class

  • @raymondkilpatrick3494
    @raymondkilpatrick3494 7 років тому

    Clarence is the beast .from Donegal

  • @koriv6329
    @koriv6329 7 років тому +3

    liked the video while i was watching the ad.

    • @koriv6329
      @koriv6329 7 років тому +1

      oh and i went vegan bc of u

  • @lefthandtheory
    @lefthandtheory 7 років тому +1

    REAR GLOOT SPREAD SQUAD CHECKING IN

  • @IAmAllThatIs
    @IAmAllThatIs 5 років тому

    Well no excuse now that I saw that you were much much lighter (not skinny) before and with dedication you have progressed a lot!!

  • @CapitanOppi0
    @CapitanOppi0 7 років тому

    The young clarence clean ..omg there is hope for me too !

  • @Jeff-ok6dr
    @Jeff-ok6dr 7 років тому

    I do low bar squats more for comfort and current flexibility. Right now I'm doing weightlifting more to fix that.

  • @verdugosb
    @verdugosb 7 років тому

    also id like to see a a basic strength training routine the general public could follow using volume training for the main lifts

  • @IamDavven
    @IamDavven 7 років тому +11

    What is your stretching routine?

    • @ThePro499
      @ThePro499 7 років тому +1

      David look at one of his live streams

    • @RustyIsScared
      @RustyIsScared 7 років тому

      message me on instagram and il send you them, couldnt find the video,rubenscott

    • @KungFuRandur
      @KungFuRandur 7 років тому

      he said it before. he is not stretching very often! he doesn't need it!

    • @DavidTPerkins22
      @DavidTPerkins22 7 років тому

      Pause squats

  • @rocketqueen7355
    @rocketqueen7355 5 років тому

    2:10 Complex Leisure centre, I remember Clarence doing crazy weights for his age. He was very much different than the others...

  • @TezHD
    @TezHD 7 років тому

    Would love to see a full breakdown of Squat/Bench/Deadlift techniques and why you should use them/who should use them. It would be so beneficial to someone like me who wants to get fully into Squatting besides the other things, but I struggle to find whats best for me since i'm 6'8" with VERY long femurs and everything to do with these lifts feels generally uncomfortable. Is there any particular chance of you doing this?

  • @jamesclare4097
    @jamesclare4097 7 років тому +1

    Do you do any pulling movements for your back to keep everything balanced?

  • @m159adrian3
    @m159adrian3 6 років тому

    Them lifts look so clean

  • @jonathanfjallrud
    @jonathanfjallrud 7 років тому

    Hey Clarence! Love your stuff!
    Something that I find really interesting is that you weigh about 100kg at about 180cm in height, and still you are very lean with really dense and strong muscle. You are not the biggest guy around, yet you are super strong and pretty heavy. My question would be, how can you weigh that much at your height while not being very bulky?

  • @ep5036
    @ep5036 7 років тому

    looking forward to this upcoming what i eat video

  • @OndrejMusicIsMine
    @OndrejMusicIsMine 3 роки тому

    Clarence: "It just doesn't look good.." Me: *cold sweat*

  • @mirshia5248
    @mirshia5248 7 років тому +10

    would benching once a week be enough for powerlifting ?

    • @clarence0
      @clarence0  7 років тому +33

      As a beginner/intermediate? Definitely not.

    • @mirshia5248
      @mirshia5248 7 років тому

      damn, i guess i should give up powerlifting and just stick with oly lifting

    • @dirtynipples26
      @dirtynipples26 7 років тому +10

      or bench twice a week

    • @petemurphy4381
      @petemurphy4381 7 років тому

      Define "enough".

    • @RustyIsScared
      @RustyIsScared 7 років тому

      clarence put up a 3-4x bench a week for me, the more you do the lift the better really, overtraining is kinda bs as long as you dont overload each workout.

  • @cupidlover3017
    @cupidlover3017 7 років тому +26

    Clarence, I have two questions. First; Alot of us either have a job or school and sometimes it's hard to find the energy to head to the gym. What are key nutrition elements to increase your overall energy and focus? Second; Would you recommend to get your blood tested on a regular basis in the beginning? Lets say every 6 months to keep track of your deficiencies untill you find what works for you. Or simply to check your testosterone levels. (Alot of men actually suffer from low testosterone but it seems to be taboo to talk about it.)

    • @scorpionz44
      @scorpionz44 7 років тому +25

      i think ur overthinking it, just eat healthy

    • @RustyIsScared
      @RustyIsScared 7 років тому +9

      huge tip that i got personaly from clarence, "nutrition timing is very important, you should eat a big meal with alot of protein and carbs between 2,5-3 hours before training" also id like to add in he drinks alot of cofee as preworkout, those two should help ALOT. oh yea and obviously get in 7-9hoursd sleep

    • @Ozzy200292
      @Ozzy200292 7 років тому +4

      Daniel Chachanashvili Define eat healthy? Some people think they eat healthy but instead they have some holes in their diet and they become deficient in whatever. I myself have a vitamine D deficiency during the winter, commonly known as winter depression so every winter i take a vitamin D supplement. I only found out when I had my blood tested.

    • @zigzzagz5732
      @zigzzagz5732 7 років тому +2

      Hard training will drive your test and gh levels up.

    • @Ghost-fe1vp
      @Ghost-fe1vp 7 років тому +1

      I track my food with chronometer, once you know what your body needs (blood test) you can set the amount of each nutrient you need in chronometer (it's a website with a free version that's almost good as the paid)

  • @LVO97
    @LVO97 7 років тому

    Clarence you should do a day in the life video , would be sick af