The ULTIMATE Sled Push/Pull Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- 3 tips for how to sled PUSH & PULL with @thebarefootsprinter and featuring the Tank MX from @TorqueFitness: tinyurl.com/yj...
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Duffle bag (from Goodwill), tow strap (from Tractor Supply), 100 lbs of sand. I did this during the lock downs when I couldn't get to my gym, it worked for pulls with a total investment of 12 dollars.
Great advice
Love It!
Thanks for the great idea❤
I like to keep an arms locked/head down position to work my overhead stability / while maintaining core & leg drive at same time.
NEVER do it head down. You're going to screw up your neck. You want a straight line all the way down your spine so your back and shoulders properly absorb the counter-force.
@@Frankthegb If you are low and arms are locked head down would be keeping your neck neutral. If you look up it would be like looking up while doing bent over rows. Can you explain more what you mean?
You can accomplish that by doing overhead barbell squats instead. Also snatches, clean and jerk, or simply walking with kettlebells held overhead. I would not push a sled with my head down.
Curious why you wouldn’t use the full foot when pushing with the sled (I.e. going heal to toe) to engage the posterior chain more & hinge at the hips easier for your forward drive?
Seems like when I do it this way I get better recruitment through the entirety of my legs on quads, calves, ankles, feet, hips & glutes.
Heel first causes you to essentially put on the breaks each step. Sprinters drive off the ball of the foot because it's the most efficient for high force transfer, same thing for the sled
I shredded my toes on the turf when bare foot
With the sledge drag is the aim to build up the weight and go slow or go moderate on the weight and go moderate speed to get sweaty? Primarily I do this for knee rehab to get blood into the knees.
Great! Sled everyday!!!
@squatuniversity can this be combined with the man maker exercise? If I had to choose between man makers and the sled, which would be a better choice?
What’s the name of the sled
tank m4
Torque tank mx
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So...will you answer my question
I have elbow pain through lifting and now its not going...also not able to straighten my arm ?
Love from INDIA ....COACH
Check your bicep tendon.
You should seriously never be driving with bent arms unless you can lock your shoulders right against the sled. You're going to do serious damage to your elbows in the long run.
Be careful not to do it too much I bruised my big toe stiff as a board lol
This is one of my favorite exercises at the gym. Good to see more bare feet 😉
Credit needs to go to knees overtoes guy! He made this recently “popular”
Yeah! you know that!
What did he make popular?
Sled exercises have been popular since before UA-cam…
@@marcjansma5855 the hype and it trending over the past couple years is because of Knees over toes guy.
Other “professionals” just started posting about it just recently.
Perfect example is literally this video. BOOM!
Many strength athletes have been doing this for decades. The fact that many gyms caught on and now have sleds has made it more accessible. Sure KOT guy has highlighted the benefits and is further increasing the popularity of these, which is great and hopefully sleds will become more widespread as a result. The important contribution of KOT guy for me has been the emphasis on backwards pulling for knee resilience
Thanks for the video. Felt some pain around my patellar tendons and think it's because I was trying to put too much weight into the heels instead of driving with the toes
How important is the harness? Does pulling from the handles have the same benefits, is there anything else to keep in mind besides keeping the core braced when pulling from the handle?
It will be impossible to pull from the handles because the sled will run into your feet. I use one of those belts for weighted exercises and you can get those for very cheep ($20 or so). Plus they're multi purpose so a good tool to have anyway. I actually got mine for weighted pullups and dips before I knew of this exercise. Your gym should probably have any type of strap. If not I can't imagine that being too expensive either.
@@ShirtsAreRare I don't have any problem pulling from the handles but my gym has the classic kind of sled without wheels. Now that you mention it it looks like he's using the kind of belt you're talking about
@ShirtsAreRare I have the m4 and I pull all the time, if you pay attention to where you're stepping then you won't get hit
The gym I go to has the Rogue Echo Dogsled which has enough clearance for the toes to go under the sled with full leg extension while using the vertical handles.
The style of this video is so vigorous
Ok, what is up with the toe dragging on the fake grass/carpet. That seems like a very strange almost handicapped sort of thing to do. It seems to be mostly on the left leg. Is that on purpose?
Can you do a video on how you would integrate sled push/pulls into a program like Stronglifts 5x5? I want to improve my cardio and ankle mobility but have a tendancy to want to go too heavy on the weight.
Do the workouts in the video
Might consider stealing some bloke's wheelbarrow and make due with that lol
My fav split is push pull sled
seems like running and pushing this as hard as you can might replicate the benefits of a sprint (at least some what)
hi dr.horschig,can you please tell me how to prevent achilles injury（eg. Achilles tear） when doing sled push? thank you
Sleds don’t have wheels.
Sled and farmer carry’s is all u need … after that u can do some core workouts and ur been well rounded ❤
3:35 song ?
I call this "Leg day made easy" 🔥
I call it a warm up!
@paulblake1164 so in a area like the one in this video, how many times would you say you'd go back and forth for your warmup?
should we maintain foot contact under our center of gravity, or slightly behind? It looks like under your center of gravity. Just making sure.
If Im recovering from a L5 S1 can I do this?
Is this optimal for somebody with knee problems?
These guys clearly train leg. Look at their quads
Which is better with tires or without tires ?
What are you wearing for the pull?
felt the rapping flow\
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kneesovertoesguy pilled
Just use a push lawn mower
@kneesovertoesguy !!!!!!!
I do this fairly easy with 440kg on it and fully braked, i love it!!
Sorry my dude. I know you catch a lot of flak. But you're really swinging a miss here with that pushing upright posture. You never loaded a sled heavy enough if you think that's gonna fly. That upright posture is only going to work up to a point. You helped Licis. Go talk to him.
The point is if you can’t have upright posture you aren’t ready for heavier weight. This isn’t a swing and a miss, they’re incorporating proper posture with an exercise like any other.
@@LockOn95 you missed the point. Being lower is proper posture for a heavy sled push. Draw yourself a freebody diagram and it will become obvious. For the type of pull Aaron was doing, I won't comment because I've never seen it, but often you're also holding a rope infront of you, so you should also be low when doing that.
I agree. The upright posture is not right.
Way too many opinions about how to push that gadget. Another video says arms straight out, which I have tried and got a good workout. Try what works for you and stick with it
Resourceful info. Overall good video! 🫡