You were in the gym 8 months pregnant?! Hm, thats some dedication, 🤔…..and just like that my standards grew three sizes today, both for myself and for my significant other 😂.
@@theprodigalsun__every pregnancy is different and some women have a harder time than others. I'm back at the gym now after baby (8 weeks after) and thankfully didn't lost much strength. Recommend going as long as possible!
You do realise a lot of these fitness “influencers” copy each others videos… I’ve seen this same variation posted by about 4 different guys this week.. YT algorithm for you 😂
@@blanchewarren4888and yet hes actually a professional bodybuilder. I know he looks small because he is. Hes 5 foot 5. But at least you know hes natural. Bodybuilding is not about being the biggest on stage, you can beat others depending on your symmetry and conditioning
This was game changing. I felt such a better stretch. If I’m strapped for time I’ll do both at once, but when I can prioritize growth, I’ll do this! 10/10 recommend
Only reason he does it like this because he has not figure outt how to do it the normal way. Example when you do it the normal way you don't need to bring your arms right back past your shoulders like the first form he showed. Once you figure it out on how to do it normal theirs no need to do this but saying this you probs can add it in to your routine though so you can focus on them individually
I believe he recently said a study which has taken place, in some movements just doing the stretch made more muscle/hypertrophy gains than the contraction in itself.
Damn yall dont know... I think it because you all fallow the most trandiest instead of the most efficacious. I will poste a physique update for those how interested to see what i manage do to whith the free video of AthleanX from 0 to Now (4years) and if yall want i can explain how i did it.
Unless it's more than twice as efficient, it's not worth it. With this method, it takes twice as long as regular because you can only do one arm at a time.
@@brunogamer777 but that still takes longer. It takes maybe 30 seconds for your arms to rest after doing a set. It takes maybe a minute to do a set. So that's about 30 seconds wasted per set.
Gave this a try roughly 7 minutes ago. Felt awkward at first, but I could definitely feel the difference! Will be incorporating this into my workouts. Thank you.
@alperallen4854 no it doesn’t. You can’t count it like that. You get the best results where you have the biggest range of motion, not with how much you stretch it.
@@averageteenlifter lol nope she actually asked how many sets I had left and I said about 2-3. Then I asked her if she wanted to work in with me and she said yes and then she taught me that variation lol
The machine at Pf is a bit different but when I finally learned how to adjust myself to keep my chest perpendicular, man it has been a game changer for my rear delts
Bro, you’ve changed my life in the gym. I’ve noticed MASSIVE gains and muscle definition since. Keep up this amazing work dude. You’re gonna save many joints, and time in the gym for people not to waste opportunity with their workouts. Subbed for you boss 🖤
It actually isnt as delts dont benefit from stretch mediated hypertrophy.The only that do are chest and the lower body muscles.And muscles like biceps dont grow better from stretch they just have the best leverage at the 0-90 degree portion.A muscle that is very bad to train at stretch is tricep as it has the best levarege from mid to shorten position so for example you stop at around 90 degrees on your tricep pushdown to about full luckout. Hope it helps❤
@@adriann8954 Scientific literature regarding the benefits of focusing on the stretched part of the lift is literally the most recent study regarding hypertrophy, how is it that you just come here saying what specific muscles it works on? To know something more advanced than the most recent study only makes sense if you are a time traveler😅 😅
Doing rear delts with your arms straight out like this is one of the most widely practiced mistakes I see in the gym. You get so much better activation when you keep your elbow loose and don’t allow the tricep to get involved.
Right it’s better when you get a smooth arc going. I’ve even moved away from gripping tightly on some exercise and use palms (false grip ?). Much better contractions
Is there a faster but also efficient exercise to target both rear delts simultaneously? I try to avoid exercises where I do the left and right muscles one after the other because I find them to be more time consuming, like this one here.
That's the thing, the machines are designed for efficiency so you could say that there is a slight sacrifice of stretch and isolation in favor of economy of movement and therefore time...but honestly this is not as much of a magic trick game-changer as everyone here is making it out to be. If it was, wouldn't they have just designed the machine to do the movement like he is? Or does everybody really think hes the first one to ever have this thought? There is always a trade-off and there are always relative compromises that have to be made with the time we spend training. No magic tickets, but also always room for a novel approach
I tried this yesterday for the first time and my rear delts were sore by the time I got home. Great exercise and I'll be sure to incorporate this into my workouts.
God bless you jeff, all this info u giving out for free rlly is super helpful to ppl who cant pay for a program, fr thanks a lot man, Jesus loves you❤🔥
Literally did this less than 8 hours ago and I'm just now seeing this. Always go for the stretch. Biceps can grow through basically anything. Underhanded grip on pulldowns does a good job at breaking plateau's
Wow BigCrater, great video! For some reason this scene brings to mind a movie I saw once, where a giant, angry green guy suddenly punches his teammate, a blonde warrior with a hammer, out of anger. It was a hilarious moment in the middle of all the chaos, and I can't stop laughing right now!😅
Broooo... never ever I got my rear delts pumped like that before, awesome way. after trying this multiple times on my back day here are some tips that might help 1) sit little outer on the bench, by doing this I feel the motion more comfortable and natural for my shoulders 2)try to think of covering maximum area from your arm while performing rep
Watching your video has had me learn so much about training and how it’s more about stretching the muscles than the weight if that makes sense the big stretch you get the more gains to come with.
I’m going to start this 👍🏻 Update : tried this 2 days ago and have never been more sore in my rear delt all though I couldn’t fully lock out cos of the machine stopping , deffo doing it this way from now on.
I really like this technique not only for the stretch, but also because it lets me stare directly at the person on the machine next to me
haha 😂
Stare mediated hypertrophy
*anabolic eye contact intensifies*
Is it you? Dr Mike?
You aren't lifting unless you are staring into the abyss.
Ongod I tried this and my rear delts absolutely exploded. By far one of the best training adjustments I've ever made. Thank you, Jeff.
Ongod type shit
ON GOD
Fur Real? On Gawd!?
Ongod ongod🙏
Ongod I do this every workout ongod
These youtube techniques make me look like an alien in the gym.
This one is valid tho, the stretched part is most important for growing muscle
Not really because everyone else will be doing them
who care what you're doing if you're getting a great pump and good stretch with low injury risk do whatever
@@GodMaxDrinkerofTea nah rear delts can't achieve stretch mediated hypertrophy
@@coachingconfidant2785 based onnnn?
Finally someone using the platform for good advice and not bullshit
I'd been wanting to use the rear delt machine for a while but I'm 8 months pregnant and the belly was getting in the way. 🎉Thanks for the solution
You were in the gym 8 months pregnant?! Hm, thats some dedication, 🤔…..and just like that my standards grew three sizes today, both for myself and for my significant other 😂.
@@theprodigalsun__every pregnancy is different and some women have a harder time than others. I'm back at the gym now after baby (8 weeks after) and thankfully didn't lost much strength. Recommend going as long as possible!
Mad respect, pregnancy sounds hard asf, even without hitting the gym. My couch potato ass could never lmao
Congratulations! 🎉
Not even a child gets in the way of gains. Respect.
My guy always making me look goofy in my gym! I had to change 3 gyms so far this year because of your workouts 😂
This comment is actually hilarious bruh
😂😂😂
Why are you embarrassed to work out?
Bro who gives a fuck at the end of the day you are there to better yourself 😂
@@yetihassyphilis5095brother, dont curse like that, it hurts the spirit. God bless❤🙏✝️
Bro is the encyclopedia of fitness, i love him
Nothing but first reply 😊
You do realise a lot of these fitness “influencers” copy each others videos… I’ve seen this same variation posted by about 4 different guys this week.. YT algorithm for you 😂
Dude looks like a guy that lifts once a week lol
@@blanchewarren4888and yet hes actually a professional bodybuilder.
I know he looks small because he is. Hes 5 foot 5. But at least you know hes natural. Bodybuilding is not about being the biggest on stage, you can beat others depending on your symmetry and conditioning
If you know anything about bodybuilding getting a pro card is not easy at all
I have been looking for a good rear delt iso for ages.... THIS is it. tried it yesterday, sore delts today and I am stoked. thank you Jeffery
yeah allg, i try my best to help others out
@@jeffthomas9754 😂😂 he ain't talking to you
This was game changing. I felt such a better stretch. If I’m strapped for time I’ll do both at once, but when I can prioritize growth, I’ll do this! 10/10 recommend
Actually tried it last night, amazing tip, actually got a good rear delt activation, loved it.
Only reason he does it like this because he has not figure outt how to do it the normal way. Example when you do it the normal way you don't need to bring your arms right back past your shoulders like the first form he showed. Once you figure it out on how to do it normal theirs no need to do this but saying this you probs can add it in to your routine though so you can focus on them individually
Bro is addicted to stretch.
Bro is strech sexual (So am I)
The stretch is effective. It may be why this guy has his follower count
Eccentric eccentric eccentric
I believe he recently said a study which has taken place, in some movements just doing the stretch made more muscle/hypertrophy gains than the contraction in itself.
@@Jam3s22 what do you mean by just doing the stretch, an isometric hold in the stretched position?
The dusts that came off when Jeff patted the seat 😆
😂😂😂
😂😂
Its probably lifting chalk leftover on his hands from a different workout
lol yeah I ran to the comments, that’s gross
LMFAAOOO SOMEBODY ELSE SAW
I swear dude is the optimum-est gym-goer in the world
what about AthleanX
@@amirkaddour9608😂
@@amirkaddour9608 is that a joke? lol
Damn yall dont know... I think it because you all fallow the most trandiest instead of the most efficacious. I will poste a physique update for those how interested to see what i manage do to whith the free video of AthleanX from 0 to Now (4years) and if yall want i can explain how i did it.
AthleanX is a good injury prevention coach, but he has very little idea how to optimally train for hypertrophy or strength@@amirkaddour9608
Been doing these for my rear delts for about 4 months. Never seen my shoulders look so spherical
Tried this today. Way better stretch and contraction than the traditional way.
This is why gym content is so amazing. Apart from the superficial stuff people focus on.
This actually burns the rear delt more than the conventional method 💯✔️
Unless it's more than twice as efficient, it's not worth it. With this method, it takes twice as long as regular because you can only do one arm at a time.
@@magentawool2556 its the same as doing single arm cable lmao its better but it takes more time
Ur math isnt mathing bro@@magentawool2556
@@magentawool2556 not really?, you just do the other arm set after the first one while recovering lol
@@brunogamer777 but that still takes longer. It takes maybe 30 seconds for your arms to rest after doing a set. It takes maybe a minute to do a set. So that's about 30 seconds wasted per set.
Been training 15 yrs and you are teaching me so much jeff thank you 🙏❤️
Since you told me to do them, im always doing them like that, my rear delts got huge, thank you for that brother!!
Gave this a try roughly 7 minutes ago. Felt awkward at first, but I could definitely feel the difference! Will be incorporating this into my workouts. Thank you.
Jeff keeping us big as hell
Our muscles too 😉
@xitaris5981 He has a boyfriend ( jk)
You just making my sessions longer
2 compounds 1 isolation all you need to grow
@@mistahozzy what if i want a big neck
@alperallen4854 no it doesn’t. You can’t count it like that. You get the best results where you have the biggest range of motion, not with how much you stretch it.
@alperallen4854not how it works bro 😂
@alperallen4854 💀😂
I do these standing with cables but this looks like a good variant
definitely more stable
Oh yeah.. good idea actually tanks
Same. I like the cables
Yeah this would be better than cables because the machines have equal tension throughout the whole range of motion
Same here! I might give this a go though!
this Guy is the Best so far, over 90% success rate
The best adjustment I've made so far in the gym. Thanks a ton JEFF. You're a genius
Been doing this for the last 3 months or so and it is a gamechanger.
This video has only been out for a day.
@@supercal333 saw a random vid on this variation a while ago to be fair
@@supercal333So you’re saying Jeff invented a new exercise that has only existed since today?
This adjustment is in his Pure Bodybuilding Phase 2 program and he has a link to the technique that's NOT this video.
How high do you normally have the seat? Is it so your arm moves straight across your face? Higher or lower?
Better VFX than Star Wars now
A super fit girl at my gym taught me this variation but standing
I don't get the joke? can someone explain?
@@averageteenlifter it’s not a joke, this really happened
@@danielchristopherdc Oh ok I thought it was some sort of sexual joke lol
@@averageteenlifter lol nope she actually asked how many sets I had left and I said about 2-3. Then I asked her if she wanted to work in with me and she said yes and then she taught me that variation lol
@@danielchristopherdc nice 😂
Tried this with a chest cable flys. Feels even better than the machine used in this clip. Much appreciated, Jeff.
The machine at Pf is a bit different but when I finally learned how to adjust myself to keep my chest perpendicular, man it has been a game changer for my rear delts
This is great apart from the 4 hr wait to use said machine is now 8 hr
At this point I'm here for the editing: love the little sound effects and visual cues :)
Tried it today and it feels like my rear delts got their first workout ever.
Same here😂
Bro, you’ve changed my life in the gym. I’ve noticed MASSIVE gains and muscle definition since. Keep up this amazing work dude. You’re gonna save many joints, and time in the gym for people not to waste opportunity with their workouts. Subbed for you boss 🖤
I watched so many of these videos "this is how you do this" videos and 99% are same old, same old, but this one, I like IT!!!!
If Jeff says it's better, it is
fallacy ad verecundiam
It actually isnt as delts dont benefit from stretch mediated hypertrophy.The only that do are chest and the lower body muscles.And muscles like biceps dont grow better from stretch they just have the best leverage at the 0-90 degree portion.A muscle that is very bad to train at stretch is tricep as it has the best levarege from mid to shorten position so for example you stop at around 90 degrees on your tricep pushdown to about full luckout. Hope it helps❤
Where’d you learn that Adrian?
@@adriann8954your comment is pure bullshit
@@adriann8954 Scientific literature regarding the benefits of focusing on the stretched part of the lift is literally the most recent study regarding hypertrophy, how is it that you just come here saying what specific muscles it works on? To know something more advanced than the most recent study only makes sense if you are a time traveler😅 😅
I can feel my rotator cuff exploding
Wow. That actually makes a lot of sense. Wonder how people went so long without realizing this
I try this literally like right now and oh my gosh. Probably my favorite. I can truly feel the stretch and everything. Highly recommended
Couldn’t believe how much stretch I felt and therefore more effective. Thank you for sharing Jeff!
Doing rear delts with your arms straight out like this is one of the most widely practiced mistakes I see in the gym. You get so much better activation when you keep your elbow loose and don’t allow the tricep to get involved.
Right it’s better when you get a smooth arc going. I’ve even moved away from gripping tightly on some exercise and use palms (false grip ?). Much better contractions
Is there a faster but also efficient exercise to target both rear delts simultaneously? I try to avoid exercises where I do the left and right muscles one after the other because I find them to be more time consuming, like this one here.
Possibly cable cross machine but you lose the stability he’s demonstrating here
Just do facepulls and wide grip rows. It's that simple
Rear delt rows.
Reverse dumbell fly.. bent or on bench
That's the thing, the machines are designed for efficiency so you could say that there is a slight sacrifice of stretch and isolation in favor of economy of movement and therefore time...but honestly this is not as much of a magic trick game-changer as everyone here is making it out to be. If it was, wouldn't they have just designed the machine to do the movement like he is? Or does everybody really think hes the first one to ever have this thought? There is always a trade-off and there are always relative compromises that have to be made with the time we spend training. No magic tickets, but also always room for a novel approach
Why are these not in your workout book
People learn and evolve
I tried this yesterday for the first time and my rear delts were sore by the time I got home. Great exercise and I'll be sure to incorporate this into my workouts.
Rear delts were sorer than they have ever been in my life. Wish I had seen this 20 years ago. Excellent exercise modification!!
Thank you @JeffNippard I tried this exercise last week, and it delivered the complete muscle activation I'd been seeking for my rear delt workouts.
Yea this dude is a godsend for working out. I did a shoulder technique and it worked. I’m following his advice
This is absolutely incredible, I've really felt my rear delts with this technique!
I did this today for the first time!
Man!! It was good! Felt the burn!
This dude is very good. I tried this yesterday and it seems to be a game changer
I never had rear delts that sore after doing that for the first time. Thank you very much going to spam these.
Awesome thank you! I just trained on this machine today! It was a good work out, but I can see this being a better stretch and a better motion.
Been doing this for a year glad someone finally made a video on it lol
Best advice! 10/10
Thanks! This is awesome. First time trying it today and I can feel the difference now. 👏 you’re the best!
God bless you jeff, all this info u giving out for free rlly is super helpful to ppl who cant pay for a program, fr thanks a lot man, Jesus loves you❤🔥
Just did these today. The difference is insane
I will never be able to thank you enough for this tip man, complete game changer, loved it
Literally did this less than 8 hours ago and I'm just now seeing this.
Always go for the stretch.
Biceps can grow through basically anything. Underhanded grip on pulldowns does a good job at breaking plateau's
This adjustment legit blew my rear delts up 💯% add it to your routine if you're seeing it
Did these for the first time and Holy shit I've never felt a better connection with my rear delts ever in my life.
Wow BigCrater, great video! For some reason this scene brings to mind a movie I saw once, where a giant, angry green guy suddenly punches his teammate, a blonde warrior with a hammer, out of anger. It was a hilarious moment in the middle of all the chaos, and I can't stop laughing right now!😅
Broooo... never ever I got my rear delts pumped like that before, awesome way.
after trying this multiple times on my back day here are some tips that might help
1) sit little outer on the bench, by doing this I feel the motion more comfortable and natural for my shoulders
2)try to think of covering maximum area from your arm while performing rep
Lovely details from the editor , gorgeous work bro
Watching your video has had me learn so much about training and how it’s more about stretching the muscles than the weight if that makes sense the big stretch you get the more gains to come with.
This feels infinitely better. I've been using this since I first saw you suggest it
This is 👌🏼. Never felt my rear delts this sore
Jeff is always there making our lives better 😁
Everytime i use this technique, i feel like some of my gym members is gonna come and punch me in the neck
I've been doing this with a cable for some time now. I found I get that better stretch and a much better stimulus.
I’m going to start this 👍🏻
Update : tried this 2 days ago and have never been more sore in my rear delt all though I couldn’t fully lock out cos of the machine stopping , deffo doing it this way from now on.
Im going to go hard with your videos bro. Absolutely what I needed to be efficient.
So 5 generations of bulky guys, including the engineers who constructed the machine didn't know what they do. Wow, Thank you Jeff
Jeff is giving us golds every single time
His editor just might be the best one at least on gym related videos
Done this and it’s the most I felt my rear delts 💯
I never get sore after doing this workout, but after trying your advice, I woke up the next day feeling sore and stronger back there!
Another helpful vid jeff thanks 🙌
Looks like a great technique! Gonna give it a try. Thanks Jeff.
Was just trying this at the gym now my rear delta are on fire 😂
No, ima do whats been working for the last 6 years, thanks little guy
Thank you! Im not a huge fan of the basic movement so this helps a lot
Just put this into my routine and man does it make the difference.
Has become one of my favorite rear delt exercises lately 💪
I do this with a cable machine. Best ever. Big growth in one month, and continuing.
I did this after seeing this video and it hit waaaaay harder thank you
Awesome tip, can't wait to try it out! Thanks Jeff!
It's funny how I often I already applied these tips with intuition but it's nice to get some confirmation to have it correct 👌.
Jeff is teaching me more than my biology teacher 🗣️
good tip mate, I have been doing this but with my flexy shoulders I feel like I'm hitting more rotator cuff so will def give this a go
Incredible! I have never felt such a pump in my rear delts before
Shoulder joint has left the chat
Dude ~ I love you , I’m always tweaking exercises ~ great stretch 💪 just a girl with Guns
At first I thought this is BS, but once I tried and focused on pulling the chest backwards and then stretching the delt, I felt it
This is excellent Jeff, thank you for sharing
I tried this this morning, it's a great excersize
This is great, i am VERY smol and so a lot of machines cant really cater to my size. Im gonna try this, thanks u 💪✨️
Tried first time, trainer in gym immediately told me to not do it that way 😂😂
Dude you have some sort of super power , your shoulder turned red , bright red. I'm calling the cops.
Bro I never felt my delts hit as hard till this workout🙏