Travis Bagent On Grip Strength

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  • Опубліковано 15 лют 2012
  • World Champion arm wrestler Travis Bagent talks grip strength and how his professional knowledge and grip strength training can help with the muscle up false grip.
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  • @vondernacht
    @vondernacht 4 роки тому +57

    This just changed 25 years of pull up training for me.

  • @tomojulitaiga
    @tomojulitaiga 9 років тому +252

    This is the smartest Travis I've seen. Left handed monster.

  • @DANGJOS
    @DANGJOS 7 років тому +268

    Wow! Travis is really good with explanations

    • @Stekaren
      @Stekaren 5 років тому +5

      lmao this comment made me laugh because he was really good explaining this making It look so easy based on his voice

    • @bobomonkey702
      @bobomonkey702 5 років тому +1

      Y a he is

  • @DexterHaven
    @DexterHaven 6 років тому +20

    He's a natural teacher! He earned my resect in this.
    He is a true master of the flash-hit win.
    Brzenk said most wins take less than a second. Travis has proved it.

  • @trevinnorman3206
    @trevinnorman3206 5 років тому +158

    for any crossfiter stop doing crossfit

    • @Anabolic..
      @Anabolic.. 2 місяці тому

      You still breathing bro ?

  • @Undeadly.
    @Undeadly. 5 років тому +65

    I'm pretty sure Travis came out of the womb with sweatpants on.

  • @x1134x
    @x1134x 11 років тому +50

    From his "bad boy" act you could come away with the impression that travis is a dumb muscle-headed goon. But when you see him speak, he's actually very eloquent and astute. Of course most armwrestlers are scientists of body strength.

  • @tailboard
    @tailboard 7 років тому +10

    That's some badass training advice Travis! Wisdom from a true pro. Thanks!

  • @onthe1481
    @onthe1481 5 років тому +5

    This dude is great for the sport... And has done so much to bring light to it

  • @TSO4179217
    @TSO4179217 Місяць тому +1

    I saw this video many years ago.
    But after all these years of training, it was only recently that I realized...this is gold.

  • @johndo8792
    @johndo8792 5 років тому +90

    He looks like Stifler on steroids.

    • @gerardt3284
      @gerardt3284 4 роки тому +9

      Not just looks, but personality too

    • @alfayomega17
      @alfayomega17 4 роки тому +1

      Dude stiffler is jacked way more than Travis . Lmao.

  • @windlord1111
    @windlord1111 10 років тому +2

    Enjoyed meeting Travis in person in Prescott, AZ. Very personable, engaging, and full of vitality.

  • @serikaralbayev5979
    @serikaralbayev5979 6 років тому +5

    Wow!!! That's a great advice. Never thought of that before.... Thank u pal👍

    • @ikeabuchi1
      @ikeabuchi1 5 років тому +1

      Exactly what I was thinking,!!

  • @Dave-xr4iz
    @Dave-xr4iz 6 років тому +11

    In my 33yrs in 4mins Travis has just shown me how to use my grip properly!! Lol

  • @jholton3689
    @jholton3689 4 роки тому +1

    Travis is the best in breaking down technique that I have seen in Arm Wrestling

  • @ghatonn78
    @ghatonn78 5 років тому +5

    Got to respect, Travis. Did his best to put arm wrestling on the map. A lot of people hated, Ali but they watched him. It's all good for the sports recognition. There needs to be characters in sports. Love them or hate them, they serve a purpose.

  • @sinonymous8844
    @sinonymous8844 5 років тому

    Well done. Another solid advice from legend

  • @corolex
    @corolex 8 років тому +187

    Women use their fingers, men use their hands...

    • @kalashnikovcortez1380
      @kalashnikovcortez1380 8 років тому +17

      +Corolex
      well played well played

    • @lepe
      @lepe 7 років тому +29

      It's actually the opposite if you know what you're doing. ;)

    • @corolex
      @corolex 7 років тому +4

      Antreas zeusson I was joking, it's a sexual innuendo.

    • @DexterHaven
      @DexterHaven 6 років тому +3

      Ellen Degeneres gave that a thumbs up, I heard. She knows.

    • @bloroxcleach3439
      @bloroxcleach3439 5 років тому

      Bois use their fingers me use their hands

  • @CrAzzyWak
    @CrAzzyWak 12 років тому +1

    What an amazing teacher. Wow.

  • @thomasmonticett794
    @thomasmonticett794 7 років тому +1

    Very informative video.... Thank u!

  • @MrKexarn
    @MrKexarn 5 років тому

    Great video! Learned alot!

  • @loganross1861
    @loganross1861 6 років тому

    Travis Bagent is really good at this coaching and explaining...

  • @30mmBalistic
    @30mmBalistic 4 роки тому

    That was actually really insightful..gonna start holding things with my hand instead of all the pressure on my fingers..

  • @walterwagner2288
    @walterwagner2288 4 роки тому

    you would definitely be a great teacher. well explained

  • @SlowerOne
    @SlowerOne 3 роки тому

    Travis trained with our soccer team in college. The guy is awesome. Saw him snatch a 100 pound DB like it was nothing.

  • @christopherestrongjr8634
    @christopherestrongjr8634 5 років тому +2

    Travis , ur a beast , I DEFINITELY give u that

  • @muhammadkhan-uh4cb
    @muhammadkhan-uh4cb 7 років тому +1

    thanks, good info. makes sense

  • @Worldkids2024
    @Worldkids2024 5 років тому

    Best advise ever told by an armwrestler

  • @xXmahriXx
    @xXmahriXx 5 років тому

    as much as I'd like to hate him in competitions and some interviews for the sheer cockiness, he is actually a really good teacher. his calm side was showed in "pulling John" too, he a cool dude

  • @sahasasahasa
    @sahasasahasa 5 років тому +1

    Great advice

  • @michaelkarouzos
    @michaelkarouzos Рік тому

    travis, well said man

  • @drygordspellweaver8761
    @drygordspellweaver8761 5 років тому

    Since I started training false grip on a super fat bar my wrists and joints have been doing much better

  • @engr.h.mbasirijaz1249
    @engr.h.mbasirijaz1249 3 роки тому +1

    Travis is such a strong beast , I don't know how John was able to beat him in his career

  • @FOUGEDDABOUDIT4509
    @FOUGEDDABOUDIT4509 8 років тому

    Wow great video!!!

  • @network735
    @network735 6 років тому

    Very good advice all these guys are beast's.

  • @Andylismore76
    @Andylismore76 5 років тому

    Charisma and intelligence....great competitor

  • @GoldenC0de
    @GoldenC0de 3 роки тому

    Travis is a great coach

  • @samsaramusic2233
    @samsaramusic2233 6 років тому

    We need to hold on the hand or in the finger?
    Sorry I am not English, I am trying to understand

  • @MbunaMarcus
    @MbunaMarcus 9 років тому

    Very good to know

  • @hasanhomaei9006
    @hasanhomaei9006 2 роки тому

    He is so knowledgeable

  • @rswimmer01
    @rswimmer01 12 років тому

    Pretty outstanding. Can we pair this with a rock-climber's take on grip strength (as they would favour strong fingers)? Just so we can see both sides, and then apply either were applicable.

  • @martinramson1479
    @martinramson1479 5 років тому

    Travis is the Man.

  • @joecruz7483
    @joecruz7483 4 роки тому +1

    Do these holds help build up the forearms?

  • @teajaygoodman1964
    @teajaygoodman1964 2 роки тому

    Travis THE BEAST Bagent, let's goooooo!!!!!

  • @Jumjah
    @Jumjah 8 років тому

    wow really helpful info

  • @solarr2297
    @solarr2297 4 роки тому

    Thank you!

  • @snowman666killa
    @snowman666killa 8 років тому

    Good job Rogue getting Travis on here

  • @DexterHaven
    @DexterHaven 6 років тому +1

    Around this time, he was #1 in world left arm and #5 right arm.

  • @We_are_the_light
    @We_are_the_light 3 роки тому

    Good dude crazy lefty

  • @TopDogFitness
    @TopDogFitness 12 років тому

    Great Stuff!

  • @erolnisic2465
    @erolnisic2465 2 роки тому

    So for all the gripsters/arm wrestlers/anyone who took his advice, which do you find you have more strength in? Grabbing with the hands or the fingers?

  • @Ek3R
    @Ek3R 11 років тому

    What an awesome voice!

  • @dnangel4277
    @dnangel4277 Рік тому

    What if you can’t fully bend your DIP joint of your right index finger anymore?

  • @ToddOleg
    @ToddOleg Рік тому +2

    Over a decade later, and folks still don’t get it…

  • @PharmaProReviews
    @PharmaProReviews 10 років тому +2

    I would think there would be advantages to both using your fingers and palm to hold on, and I think tension in the fingers can make them stronger as well as extensors in the wrist.

    • @YUP3RS
      @YUP3RS 10 років тому +3

      According to Wolfes law your fingers can get stronger (ie. bone density or a build up of callus making fingers thicker), but Travis is right there is no such thing as strong fingers. There are no muscles in the fingers to get stronger. All your fingers are controlled by muscles in the hand and forearm.

    • @bradleysoles-moore4953
      @bradleysoles-moore4953 9 років тому

      YUP3RS wolfes law is referring bone density, not muscle strength.

    • @walternimroski9955
      @walternimroski9955 9 років тому

      YUP3RS Yep. This is true. www.omgfacts.com/news/8372/Your-thumb-and-fingers-don-t-have-ANY-muscles-ab903-1

    • @jasonvoorhees8899
      @jasonvoorhees8899 6 років тому

      Walter Nimroski the link is broken.

    • @robertlangdon494
      @robertlangdon494 6 років тому

      they dont ,what the fuck, fingers are just bones and tendons, the muscles controlling fingers lie in the forearm,

  • @aww4954
    @aww4954 4 роки тому +1

    Travis became a scientist.

  • @ooookike
    @ooookike 10 років тому

    Didn't know that, makes sense to me

  • @wickedprinc3624
    @wickedprinc3624 6 років тому

    Travis is the man

  • @TheViper-yv6yp
    @TheViper-yv6yp Рік тому

    Its kool AF to have a strong hand when most ppl rely on the biceps
    i trained immensely on my grip strength(left hand) after i ruptured my pinky flexor tendon on my right hand
    and my left hand has almost 150lb grip strength now.(my healthy hand)
    the average male is stated to be at 72.5lbs...thats INSANE lol
    now that im almost fully recovered,i hope and pray i can get my right hand to even 120lbs would make me happy

  • @JoeCnNd
    @JoeCnNd 9 років тому

    Awesome wear out move to wait for your opponent to sort of take advantage of a week moment.

  • @rhythmnsmoke
    @rhythmnsmoke 10 років тому

    Great advice. I like.

  • @kuldeepsinghbath1092
    @kuldeepsinghbath1092 4 роки тому

    Good knowledge

  • @dnlespy
    @dnlespy 11 років тому +1

    is anyone else fascinated by the way he says "in your hand"

  • @Isladude204
    @Isladude204 6 років тому

    Travis, Thanks for sharing your knowledge to help others!! When working-out I now use my hands not my fingers. It didn't realize how weak my hand was, my forearms were on fire!!!

  • @4EyeFoxbody
    @4EyeFoxbody 5 років тому

    The beast himself!

  • @saldi3543
    @saldi3543 5 років тому

    well that was a really good point

  • @8723love
    @8723love 12 років тому

    would this apply to doing a chinup bar hang?

  • @travis1447
    @travis1447 5 років тому

    GREAT TIP⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

  • @Kamikaze86JLK
    @Kamikaze86JLK 7 років тому

    On point

  • @saltedllama2759
    @saltedllama2759 11 років тому +1

    Alexey Voevoda just did an expo in Russia where he talks about the importance of finger strength. "Like a strike by a martial artist or boxer," he says, "deliver power at the fingers first, then the hand, wrist, arm, etc."
    Their techniques are a little different though. Alexey relies on that explosive, almost perfect timing. He also moves his entire body with his hand and arm as one. Travis holds them in tight, waits for the opponent to break uniformity, and then makes his move.

    • @jasonvoorhees8899
      @jasonvoorhees8899 6 років тому

      Archibald Doogan at the A-1 right ?
      There is a 30 minutes video of him on youtube.

    • @douglasenzor48
      @douglasenzor48 5 років тому

      Archibald Doogan I think it's a lot to do with Alexei is a top roll 100% of the time and Travis is a hook and or high hook fighter so different techniques.different training style

  • @AfferbeckBeats
    @AfferbeckBeats 12 років тому

    His advice makes sense, but how would you deal with the flesh of the palm being crushed up painfully into the fingers and causing callouses/torn callouses?

    • @Mayordomo32
      @Mayordomo32 6 років тому

      danehb89 mental strength

  • @mrscott80
    @mrscott80 8 років тому

    legend!!!

  • @ikeabuchi1
    @ikeabuchi1 5 років тому

    Now that I you call school!!

  • @TheArtofBoxing101
    @TheArtofBoxing101 9 років тому +42

    You know, I was never a fan of travis because of his lack of respect before, but he really looks like he's maturing. Really really good for him :) He's great :)

    • @reanimated6
      @reanimated6 6 років тому +23

      He is a showman stupid. He was allways doing mindgames with his opponent.

    • @Bugsbunny808
      @Bugsbunny808 6 років тому +2

      Psychological effect - stupid? Wait- which one is stupid again??

    • @OoogaBoog
      @OoogaBoog 6 років тому +4

      He grows on you. Once you realize he's "poking fun with friends" instead of what, at first, comes off as ego. After awhile you see that he's really a great guy, a good sport, and a good showman to get Armwrestling the focus/drama it needs to push the sport forward. FYI, I used to dislike him as well, for the same reasons most here have stated.

    • @MrJoemcf09
      @MrJoemcf09 5 років тому +2

      Travis has always been a great guy, probably one of the nicest guys you will ever meet. Super knowledgeable and has a really high arm wrestling IQ on the table.

    • @heathercarter8312
      @heathercarter8312 5 років тому

      I am from MARTINSBURG West Virginia and I grew up with Travis and we have been through some crazy shit but I ended up going down the wrong path in life and he stayed focused and now look at him..

  • @PreachingChief
    @PreachingChief 10 років тому +6

    Posted a view years ago, but still interesting...

  • @lexor521
    @lexor521 5 років тому

    Wow this is a very humbling experience with Travis is usually very arrogant he's very pleasant in this video

  • @VikingII
    @VikingII 9 років тому +33

    Travis Bagent has the strangest technique. He does the EXACT opposite that Devon Larratt does. Bagent is all about the pin line, he's all about side pressure, he thinks working out in the gym is better than being on the table and he just lets the opponent decide how they want to go at it when he just slams hard with side pressure. He's fast and it's obviously very effective. He doesn't seem to have much wear and tear on his joints like larratt, who has his calcified elbow with limited range of motion. However, I can't find any information on Bagent and his Training techniques.

    • @iairon7609
      @iairon7609 7 років тому +1

      VikingII side pressure is fine if you balance it out with the opposite movement

    • @jasonvoorhees8899
      @jasonvoorhees8899 6 років тому +1

      Iairon its hard to balance it out though , side pressure puts a very demanding stress of the internal rotation which is hard to duplicate for the external.

    • @rdmcabee
      @rdmcabee 6 років тому +7

      You bring up an interesting point. If you say two guys have a 20 year armwrestling career, but how long were they physically pulling in matches. Just in competition Bagent has probably been pulling 1/4 as long as Larratt, because he ends matches quickly and concedes quicker if he is in a bad position.

    • @Mincraftia100
      @Mincraftia100 5 років тому +1

      @@yeetspageet5679 Devon isn't a hooker, he does everything however he rarely hooks.

    • @xxxxxBJxxxxx
      @xxxxxBJxxxxx 4 роки тому

      @@Mincraftia100 Funny how you say he's not a hooker when he's been part of the Ottawa High Hookers arm wrestling club for years lol

  • @Vxneji
    @Vxneji 2 роки тому

    Smooth talker

  • @cheesedips
    @cheesedips 11 років тому

    Holy badass

  • @Mani_Matter
    @Mani_Matter 7 років тому +3

    A baguette from 🇫🇷

  • @guitarguy84
    @guitarguy84 10 років тому

    I saw a video just a few days ago of Rippetoe saying to keep the bar in your fingers, not hands

    • @jasonvoorhees8899
      @jasonvoorhees8899 6 років тому

      guitarguy84 can you give me the link or name of the video ?

  • @mychaelanders6604
    @mychaelanders6604 4 роки тому +7

    "No such thing as strong fingers"? He needs to meet Alex Honnold.

    • @tejeda7324
      @tejeda7324 3 роки тому

      alex honnold weights 100 pounds ( not taking anything away from him)

  • @jaygeezy18
    @jaygeezy18 8 років тому +1

    this is fucking genius

  • @smithersandburns
    @smithersandburns 11 років тому

    He should walk around gyms near the pullup bars telling people "put it in your haaaand!"
    He did drop some serious science in this video though. People don't know this stuff. Holding something with your fingers is different than holding something "in your haaand."

  • @joecruz7483
    @joecruz7483 5 років тому

    Does it build forearm muscles too?

    • @pinkypete6079
      @pinkypete6079 4 роки тому

      is that a serious question? of course

  • @freespeech4023
    @freespeech4023 Рік тому

    Wow, been doing it wrong all this time , the man deserve subs and likes

  • @riteshnayak80
    @riteshnayak80 5 років тому

    Aaaah well well.....now I know how to beat Travis. Bring him on!!! 😋

  • @barispeace
    @barispeace 6 років тому

    Travis reminds me a MMA fighter which i cant remember his name.

  • @jefkoele-wijn8872
    @jefkoele-wijn8872 6 років тому

    Interesting

  • @LiftHeavy1
    @LiftHeavy1 7 років тому

    Think about deadlifting big weight. You don't hold the bar in your fingers. The bar digs into hopefully callus and your palm. This is similar to that you wrap your fingers around

    • @CanariasCanariass
      @CanariasCanariass 7 років тому

      I kinda have to hold the barbell in my fingers, because I have very small hands. It sucks and gripping strength has always been a limiting factor for me.

    • @LiftHeavy1
      @LiftHeavy1 7 років тому +2

      grip strength... go buy a pair of metal snips and find a piece of old sheet metal and start cutting. That or carry around cinder blocks in your finger tips. try other methods. that stuff a make man out of ya.

    • @CanariasCanariass
      @CanariasCanariass 7 років тому

      Matt J
      Thanks alot, I'll do that. I really hate my hands, they are small and kinda thin, I'm not a weak guy but I need thicker hands for sure.

    • @woffordwolf2071
      @woffordwolf2071 7 років тому

      Matt J I think experts hold the bar in their fingers because that way you can start higher and therefore pull more weight.

  • @heiariiburori137
    @heiariiburori137 6 років тому

    🤙

  • @billymcgee574
    @billymcgee574 6 років тому

    false grip is great for elite arm wrestling where you let the ref bring you to center and dont let your opponent pressure up into you hand ( a no / minimal back pressure start) takes a lot of time to perfect the feel and timing of it! Need to put in a lot of table time to make it work :)

  • @bobmoore20
    @bobmoore20 10 років тому +23

    hes from west Virginia. that's why he talks like that.

    • @dqreps
      @dqreps 5 років тому

      Its called Hillbillian boy!

  • @DexterHaven
    @DexterHaven 6 років тому

    This country boy is a genius! Travis, do some DVD's or a teaching circuit. You are a born communicator. And you're "pretty"! ;)

  • @detoxgaming3149
    @detoxgaming3149 8 років тому +2

    I love travis hes the shit. I'm just like him.

    • @detoxgaming3149
      @detoxgaming3149 7 років тому

      UncertainTube
      i'd beat you

    • @mattg3696
      @mattg3696 7 років тому

      Hahahahaha fuck that's alright.

    • @detoxgaming3149
      @detoxgaming3149 7 років тому

      W.e man think about what your typing. I mean I am a confident armwrestler and I like his work ethic not his penis bro.

    • @tangypresman
      @tangypresman 7 років тому

      Detox Gaming you just said think about what Your typing instead of you're, strong arm, weak mind

  • @Silks
    @Silks 11 років тому

    You must have a time machine

  • @tanhuulusoy
    @tanhuulusoy 5 років тому

    Didnt know The Game was an arm wrestler

  • @user-gc3yb7fv1q
    @user-gc3yb7fv1q 5 років тому

    How important is Grip Strength at Armwrestling??

    • @dqreps
      @dqreps 5 років тому +1

      Duhhhhhhhh

    • @pinkypete6079
      @pinkypete6079 4 роки тому

      @@dqreps pmsl why do people ask these questions online lol

  • @TheMasterMakarov
    @TheMasterMakarov 5 років тому

    Your grip is stronger when you put weight in your fingers and not in your hands test it with your fingers and put it above your callouses or in your palm and try to squeeze
    "[that will only increase] "Finger strength" aka "Forearm strength" aka "grip strength" ?

    • @eane1275
      @eane1275 5 років тому

      No, be quiet.

  • @user-kp3uj3lz3d
    @user-kp3uj3lz3d 6 років тому

    ترافس بطل 👓✌🏼 🇰🇼