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  • @overtimeathletes
    @overtimeathletes  6 років тому +9

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  • @relaxing.minecraft
    @relaxing.minecraft 5 років тому +63

    This is harder than I thought😪it looked so easy😂😂

  • @XxBUTTERCUPxX100
    @XxBUTTERCUPxX100 8 років тому +331

    He's right. I did it while I played football in high school and this gave me a huge advantage. Now I train like a sprinter and this is still my favorite exercise and have seen a noticeable increase in speed and ease in box jumps

    • @lucashammerle1033
      @lucashammerle1033 8 років тому +2

      How often did u do it? And for how long?

    • @XxBUTTERCUPxX100
      @XxBUTTERCUPxX100 8 років тому +7

      +Lucas Hammerle it depends. If I do it as a primary lift with a dumbbell in each hand, I go for sets of 3-5 reps usually on each leg. If I do this exercise with my body weight as an auxiliary lift, I usually do sets of 10-20 reps on each leg.

    • @totallyraw1313
      @totallyraw1313 8 років тому +13

      For how long do you hold for? I tried this drill for the first time like Chris demonstrates with no weight and I could only hold it for 45 seconds. The burn was just incredible. Now 1 week later I can hold it for 1 min 10 sec. How many weeks would it likely take to build up to a 5 min hold?

    • @XxBUTTERCUPxX100
      @XxBUTTERCUPxX100 8 років тому +6

      +Totally Raw based on what you've said, I'd estimate it will be around 8 weeks if you continue to have 25 second progressions each week

    • @decathlete2000
      @decathlete2000 7 років тому +2

      Cameron, do u do reps in this position or you hold the position?

  • @liljon1863
    @liljon1863 8 років тому +57

    I think making a whole isometric workout list would be fun

  • @mohammadsawlih3869
    @mohammadsawlih3869 8 років тому +268

    This makes my legs feel so fresh and powerful and feel very fit.

    • @mohammadsawlih3869
      @mohammadsawlih3869 8 років тому +32

      quite painful though

    • @redrid8499
      @redrid8499 7 років тому +2

      SETH ROLLINS How many sets should i do

    • @michaellosauro6881
      @michaellosauro6881 7 років тому +1

      He said hold it but I'm not exactly sure. I'm assuming 2-3 each leg.

    • @rtailgaming
      @rtailgaming 5 років тому +3

      @@michaellosauro6881 soooo 2-3x5minutes each leg???

    • @nikitaw1982
      @nikitaw1982 4 роки тому +1

      @@rtailgaming he says do once every day. Not sets. Bit I'd be doing sets every other day, maybe 2 days one one day rest.

  • @timithyplayzminecraft450
    @timithyplayzminecraft450 8 років тому +741

    Video starts at 2:05

  • @pm2065
    @pm2065 8 років тому +71

    do an isometric workout list aha would be dope

  • @ultaquarius945
    @ultaquarius945 7 років тому +96

    Ima do this nightly for a month and after every leg and sprint workout.
    I'll come back wit results. I set a notification on my phone so If I don't comeback I'm probably dead or some shit.
    1 month
    I did it at the end of every workout and got faster but I'm not sure if this excersice did it alone. It did help me with my balance though which I think made me a little quicker. I'd say not to rely on this excersice alone but to do this along with all the other things Chris says to do for speed because they work.

    • @Kurd4Eva101
      @Kurd4Eva101 7 років тому

      ULTAquarius one more week

    • @Cryoniczz11
      @Cryoniczz11 7 років тому

      ULTAquarius how'd it go?

    • @Kurd4Eva101
      @Kurd4Eva101 7 років тому +1

      Elite.k™ he's dead

    • @ultaquarius945
      @ultaquarius945 7 років тому +7

      I did it at the end of every workout and got faster but I'm not sure if this excersice did it alone. It did help me with my balance though which I think made me a little quicker. I'd say not to rely on this excersice alone but to do this along with all the other things Chris says to do for speed because they work.

    • @Cryoniczz11
      @Cryoniczz11 7 років тому +1

      ULTAquarius alr cool, thanks man💯

  • @thonmaker6533
    @thonmaker6533 7 років тому +219

    thanks im a fetus 7'3 and im already running faster ive been doing this workout for 3 days and im faster than my twin fetus

    • @VippuAutospa
      @VippuAutospa 7 років тому +33

      Thon Maker bruh im a 5'10 sperm and im still racing with my fellow brothers

    • @jordanrohaven1
      @jordanrohaven1 6 років тому +5

      😂😂😂

    • @mariahsboston
      @mariahsboston 6 років тому +5

      Lmao

    • @forcealpine87
      @forcealpine87 4 роки тому +7

      That's nothing. I'm 12, can bench press a mountain and can fly.

    • @siggietyrone3965
      @siggietyrone3965 4 роки тому +3

      @Nate Hill I am -1 and can control the fabric of reality. I controlled some of my energy in a way to condense matter into a black hole. And this doesn't even take account that I am able to travel different universes proving the multiverse theory is true.

  • @merlincalo6877
    @merlincalo6877 6 років тому +15

    Thanks for the tip!
    A few questions:
    1.) How many sets do you recommend, 3-4?
    2.) If you are doing other legs exercises, should this be a compliment or replacement to those other exercises?
    3.) How is this different, then say step back lunges with free weights?

    • @UVjoint
      @UVjoint 4 роки тому +4

      I'm no expert, but here's my answer to #3:
      When you're doing the lunge, the number of muscle fibers recruited depends on the resistance. But during the isometric, as you keep holding it for longer periods of time, muscle fibers keep getting tired. So, more (and possibly, previously untrained) muscle fibers will have to kick in to hold the same position. So more muscle fibers are trained. The downside might be that as your muscles get more efficient, you might have to hold the same position longer to get the same muscle recruitment effect.
      This is just my understanding, though. If a professional trainer, physical therapist, or someone like that is reading this, please correct or confirm it.

    • @johnbennett9027
      @johnbennett9027 3 роки тому

      1) sounds like 5 minutes each leg every night or other night depending on preference etc. however it will take time to work up to holding it that long
      2) sounds like either - compliment if you have time
      3) it recruits maximum muscle without any movement that can allow for injury

  • @emZee1994
    @emZee1994 8 років тому +25

    sounds good. could you teach us more about isometrics please? i feel like idk anything about them tbh
    thanks

  • @braedonrebenstorf1299
    @braedonrebenstorf1299 8 років тому +114

    Hey man thanks, last week I could barely touch rim. Now I can dunk, this definitely works and it works fast. I definitely recommend doing this every night.

  • @KingBorium
    @KingBorium 8 років тому +1

    This is awesome. Just did after heavy squats and deadlifts. Really hits the spot. Harder than it looks

  • @AlexanderEmmanual
    @AlexanderEmmanual 8 років тому +19

    Defranco constantly preaches BSS. Such a great way to build strength and power. Love incorporating it. But still unsure how training the nervous system in the glycolitic system for such long periods of time will translate to speed?

    • @Cryoniczz11
      @Cryoniczz11 7 років тому +11

      Alexander Sandalis it may be due to the fact that sprinting in a neruologically powered and based activity. And the more muscle fibers you recruit the more force you can manage to apply to the ground as a result. Which will ultimately translate to speed over time.

    • @inlineboy7749
      @inlineboy7749 7 років тому +3

      i heard quads flexibility is linked with vertical jump, maybe this exercise stretches the leg on the bench ...

  • @vlotg-2362
    @vlotg-2362 7 років тому +61

    That shit harder than I thought

  • @saifjarral23
    @saifjarral23 8 років тому +22

    Can you do some videos on foot/toe strength

    • @nikitaw1982
      @nikitaw1982 7 років тому

      did u find a good foot/toe workout? how important is it? if u found one did it make a difference? I tried therabands on feet turning front of foot inwards and felt put too much strain through my knee to continue (no knee problems).

  • @hennyhardaway8070
    @hennyhardaway8070 7 років тому +25

    I'm so much faster now this really helped I went from a 5.0 40 to a 4.6 40

  • @joeysumma9552
    @joeysumma9552 4 роки тому +14

    I’ve done this for one month straight at the start I could barely go 1 min 20 sec on each leg after about a month I’m up to 3 min on each leg this is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

    • @joshhahhuvgg7311
      @joshhahhuvgg7311 4 роки тому

      Did it help you run faster and/or jump higher?

    • @joeysumma9552
      @joeysumma9552 4 роки тому

      Josh Hahhuvgg Yes this combined with doing some plyometric and top speed exercises definitely improved my speed significantly. I’m a baseball player so I don’t really measure my vertical jump but I can definitely say that it helped me become more explosive which will improve your vert for sure.

    • @joshhahhuvgg7311
      @joshhahhuvgg7311 4 роки тому

      Joey Summa that’s awesome man how often did you do the exercise?

    • @joeysumma9552
      @joeysumma9552 4 роки тому +1

      Josh Hahhuvgg When my season was shut down I did it everyday once it started up again, I did it every other day.

    • @jazibsiddiqui9366
      @jazibsiddiqui9366 3 роки тому

      @@joeysumma9552 what else excercises did you do?

  • @akalajones3719
    @akalajones3719 5 років тому +5

    so if i build up to 5 minutes i would have at least a 35inch vert?

  • @coolz1241
    @coolz1241 8 місяців тому

    Been doing this since 2022, I started around the 1min mark. I am at the 3min mark as of jan 2024. With my personal best at 3min and 40sec in one go.

  • @mrmaker92
    @mrmaker92 5 років тому +2

    Unfortunately no cuing in this video. Therefore: Front leg is basically doing a hamstring curl, on the rear leg just squeeze the glute as hard as possible.
    Also, this is a quasi isometric movement so minimal eccentric movement will happen. You should do this to fatigue.
    It’s like a all out sprint. Don’t just hang out. If you’re aiming for 45 sec go all out in these 45 sec.
    Insight on Jay Schroeder’s work is pretty tough to find online. I got these cues from Joel Smith’s Just Fly Sports podcast.

  • @snart2255
    @snart2255 8 років тому +9

    I improve in a week, I'm about 212 went down from 4.8 to 4.6 in two weeks

    • @nakajaaaa
      @nakajaaaa 7 років тому

      What were you running ?

  • @henrygustafson4816
    @henrygustafson4816 8 років тому +8

    Make a video on how to incorporate olympic lifting with plyos and strength lifts during a certain microcycle.

  • @totallyraw1313
    @totallyraw1313 8 років тому +13

    Has anyone here managed to hold this drill for as long as 5 min? The first time I tried it, I could only make it to 45 sec and then the burn was too much. Now 1 week later I managed 1 min 10 sec. Roughly how long do you think it will take to get to 5 min?

    • @dog-tc5uc
      @dog-tc5uc 8 років тому

      long.

    • @petruradu7242
      @petruradu7242 8 років тому +2

      it will take you some time but is worthit

    • @totallyraw1313
      @totallyraw1313 8 років тому

      How long did it take you and what did you get out of it?

    • @princekollie8837
      @princekollie8837 7 років тому

      Were you able to jump higher after doing this?

    • @monsterxpancake
      @monsterxpancake 7 років тому

      I'm gonna try it right now, I'll let you know

  • @jacobw4631
    @jacobw4631 7 років тому +20

    I've been doing this for 2 weeks almost everynight and I went from barely being able to touch rim to easily being able to grab the rim and dunk a tennis ball.

  • @yg__a19
    @yg__a19 7 років тому +54

    But doesn’t doing his activate and work your slow twitch muscles since its endurance and for sprinters you want to work on your fast twitch?

    • @yg__a19
      @yg__a19 7 років тому +1

      Highlight King lol idk

    • @AmericanTestConstitution
      @AmericanTestConstitution 6 років тому +14

      a lot of weird things works fork sprinting. flexibility is as big factor as strength when it sprinting, just like martial arts kicking. You have have to do resistance training in extended (delicate ranges) so you need to use a light weight, so you do not snap your shit. The fast slow twitch weight lifting ideas are not everything about being fast or slow in reality.

    • @trysten6277
      @trysten6277 6 років тому

      9vybes no? How would this work slow twitch muscle fibers? Its for five minutes...

    • @jaydenakers898
      @jaydenakers898 6 років тому +20

      No, that would be high reps , this isn't really reps at all, it's a timed workout that hold the sole purpose to bring high motor recruitment and your muscles will fire much harder and faster. One on my favorite workouts for explosion

    • @KrysJ77
      @KrysJ77 6 років тому +4

      Jayden Akers did this workout really make you jump higher? Literally right now my first time doing it and I held it for a minute and 30 seconds. This really helps you jump higher?

  • @martinpower5
    @martinpower5 8 років тому +10

    I will do it daily for a month, already doing it for a few days.

  • @gabekb1228
    @gabekb1228 7 років тому +11

    I'm going to to do this for a month and I promise I'll share results to anyone who asks...but keep in mind I'm doing vertshock too so it may not be an accurate opinion

    • @FebreezeAd
      @FebreezeAd 7 років тому

      gabekb12 how is it going?

    • @hirdejit9452
      @hirdejit9452 7 років тому

      gabekb12 how much?

    • @kevinfiala6064
      @kevinfiala6064 7 років тому

      gabekb12 ?

    • @sethoeser510
      @sethoeser510 7 років тому

      Did it work?

    • @gabekb1228
      @gabekb1228 7 років тому +5

      oh shit sorry. it works but u gotta do it with a routine...and u should do them everyday

  • @stevencohara8903
    @stevencohara8903 6 років тому +6

    Damn this is a lot tougher then it looks😂

  • @trex82513
    @trex82513 7 років тому +2

    I'm guessing you do it for both legs, correct?

  • @24unityHowsen
    @24unityHowsen 5 років тому +3

    How many seconds do we do this and reps? I’m trying to run faster and I run a 4:86 40

  • @ryanhunter726
    @ryanhunter726 6 років тому +3

    If u can do this for 5 min without stoping your a god this feels like my legs are geting rilted in half but i can run faster so it works

  • @johnbennett9027
    @johnbennett9027 3 роки тому

    You remind me so much of Elliott Hulse so that Strength Camp t-shirt at the end really got my attention. Are you related to him at all? Thanks for the great advice.

  • @tomvoss3373
    @tomvoss3373 7 років тому +4

    If you do this for 5 min wouldnt you train the type 1 muscle fibres? For sprinting and jumping you use your type 2b fibres?

    • @jerryhuras1494
      @jerryhuras1494 3 роки тому +1

      It's about activating more of the muscle, in this exercise you first activate those preliminary explosive fibers and then with time more and more fibers would activate to compensate for the first ones, making it so you activate more of your fibers when jumping/sprinting. Should be paired with different explosive exercises.

  • @emman8101
    @emman8101 6 років тому +4

    I remember i used to do this and I actually got really good results I felt faster and lighter when running after a few days

    • @JS-id7nd
      @JS-id7nd 4 роки тому +1

      Patricia Lawson how long did you do it for and how many reps?

  • @alisecuaphotographer
    @alisecuaphotographer 3 роки тому +2

    Jesus Christ loves you so much!!!!!

  • @dodgy9213
    @dodgy9213 4 роки тому +1

    Can you only do this for legs or do you need to use it with others

  • @Randomlego108
    @Randomlego108 8 років тому +30

    how much improvement should I expect after a month

  • @mattaustin815
    @mattaustin815 8 років тому +4

    Really a great tip, i used it amd it works. No magical results but slight improvement is clearly visible... great tip... respect

    • @jazibsiddiqui9366
      @jazibsiddiqui9366 3 роки тому

      Bhai does this really work? And when do you start seeing results?

    • @gokunowork2674
      @gokunowork2674 Рік тому

      @@jazibsiddiqui9366 you litterally feel it after day 1, it just gets better and better (might just be me idk)

  • @sanyang9610
    @sanyang9610 7 років тому +5

    This is like Tim Grover Jump Attack workout

  • @gregklagklagenberg7795
    @gregklagklagenberg7795 5 років тому

    I used to do invisible chair
    In martial arts training
    Same isometric but involved both legs at same time
    It was a competition last to fall
    😏
    I have a young sprinter
    15...
    Can you bring something specific to a young athlete ??

  • @coolnahuelsmith
    @coolnahuelsmith 8 років тому +7

    So whats suppose to hurt or burn the leg that is in the chair or the other one?

    • @marcoskrupiczer6595
      @marcoskrupiczer6595 7 років тому +4

      nahuel smith The other one

    • @antoncoker
      @antoncoker 4 роки тому

      marcos krupiczer for me after the work out both of them r burnt out

  • @angelroman169
    @angelroman169 7 років тому +12

    but won't you be working slow twitch muscle fibers cause of the endurance

    • @NicholasSunderland
      @NicholasSunderland 5 років тому +5

      Better late than never. You won't be, because you aren't doing the concentric portion of the movement.

  • @pelikanflyeralseinehandels8952
    @pelikanflyeralseinehandels8952 7 років тому +2

    so u just do it once for some minutes or you do multiple reps every day?

  • @liljon1863
    @liljon1863 8 років тому +3

    I made me a whole calisthenics list

  • @maffbuckley600
    @maffbuckley600 6 років тому +2

    Waw it’s actually tougher than it looks.. I’m ok at long distance, fastest 5k is 21:31 so thank you for this advice- really appreciate it 👍

  • @oliverdonoghue1124
    @oliverdonoghue1124 5 років тому

    So I don't really care about it too much but I need to bulk up and also get faster and jump higher for next season, so will this help muscle size

  • @101jayjayrocks
    @101jayjayrocks 7 років тому +3

    Why does my leg thats on the bench hurt more

  • @ohkrulex8282
    @ohkrulex8282 8 років тому +2

    First time I tried it I lasted only 43 seconds then I did it a couple times then I decided to try it one more time and I lasted 1 minute and 12 seconds

    • @bob-oi9hz
      @bob-oi9hz 6 років тому +1

      in the same day?

  • @decathlete2000
    @decathlete2000 7 років тому

    is there isometrics to make the arm more explosive for throws like shot put, javelin and discus?

  • @mc2theblackops
    @mc2theblackops 8 років тому +2

    you can do it for your chest as well. hold the bottom portion of a dip where you feel the stretch on you chest.

    • @esakhan4295
      @esakhan4295 8 років тому

      genius - doesn't work for a push up tho - its too easy!

  • @existance1000
    @existance1000 7 років тому +2

    Should i warm up before doing this drill?

    • @pelikanflyeralseinehandels8952
      @pelikanflyeralseinehandels8952 7 років тому

      El Kasior you could but don't need to. u can use drills like this as warmup for your other workout tho

  • @jamesbrock9022
    @jamesbrock9022 5 років тому

    are you supposed to be stretching or is this equivalent to a wall sit?

  • @brucelee3677
    @brucelee3677 7 років тому +1

    Does it help to add weight like on your shoulders or and hanging dumbbells?

  • @Andrea-pe2iw
    @Andrea-pe2iw 8 років тому +2

    what da fuck does "if u will"mean?

  • @extrasmack
    @extrasmack 8 років тому +1

    Same concept that oldschool martial artists used to apply. For example holding a wide horse stance, claw grip on jar or fingertip plank positions for time. Builds tendon strength when used long term as well. Good stuff

  • @kronophorus3255
    @kronophorus3255 7 років тому +1

    Get ready boooiis. I'm gonna do this for 1 month and we'll see if I my vertical increases by 2 meters. I don't expect too much and I'll report my progress about every week!

    • @hamzahalrousan4716
      @hamzahalrousan4716 7 років тому

      DarkMonster Gaming how's it going!? =]

    • @3DHDcat
      @3DHDcat 4 роки тому

      @@hamzahalrousan4716 did u get it

  • @kernel1kadafi
    @kernel1kadafi 7 років тому +1

    Would you recommend holding a weight whilst doing this?
    Also did you notice speed gains?

  • @charliefitzpatrick4303
    @charliefitzpatrick4303 3 роки тому +1

    If we do this for 5 minutes wouldn’t it activate slow twitch muscles not fast twitch?

    • @gokunowork2674
      @gokunowork2674 Рік тому

      Motor unit recruitment trains fast twitch muscles

  • @antoncoker
    @antoncoker 4 роки тому +1

    Left foot hold: 1 minute 50 seconds
    Right foot hold: 2 minutes
    Will update in a week
    I’m making massive progress rn, about 30 secs a day

    • @europaeuropa3673
      @europaeuropa3673 4 роки тому +1

      I'm up to 2 minutes on each leg. At 2 minutes, my leg just about collapses due to fatigue.

    • @theblessedone.
      @theblessedone. 4 роки тому

      Wait are u doing this all at once? Or you're doing it in sets

    • @antoncoker
      @antoncoker 4 роки тому

      BL_ESSED all at once sometimes sets

    • @antoncoker
      @antoncoker 4 роки тому +1

      BL_ESSED I can do a 6 minute wall sit now so I should be fine in doing this for 5 minutes- you can perform sets though

    • @theblessedone.
      @theblessedone. 4 роки тому

      @@antoncoker Madd
      Have u seen an improvement in your speed?
      What's your 100m PB?
      Was this the only exercise you did?
      (Ik im asking a lot of questions but i need to know more😂)

  • @nygmafia1985
    @nygmafia1985 8 років тому +2

    Thanks, just what I needed for football season.

  • @gadwinbat1474
    @gadwinbat1474 6 років тому +1

    Omg this guy rly helped me im so thankfully i instasubsribed to his channel keep up the good work

  • @mendo16021972
    @mendo16021972 7 років тому

    muy buena la informacion pero los subtitulos no son muy legibles debido al fondo que tienen

  • @dtman315
    @dtman315 6 років тому +1

    question? Fast twitch muscle fibers are needed to run fast and jump higher, so can you explain how this exercise recruits those muscle fibers?

    • @gokunowork2674
      @gokunowork2674 Рік тому

      Motor unit recruitment trains fast twitch muscle fibers

  • @thethoughtsexpansionpodcas9562
    @thethoughtsexpansionpodcas9562 5 років тому +1

    This is like the Shaolin Kung fu horse stance stuff

  • @nickmurphy4518
    @nickmurphy4518 6 років тому

    5 minutes?! that is beast mode. Do you prefer this to isometric lunge holds and why?

  • @mattkonny9735
    @mattkonny9735 8 років тому +5

    Damn I used to judge by amount of views, but when you got 1k thumbs up, and 4 thumbs down that's crazy

  • @mohammedabdullah9692
    @mohammedabdullah9692 6 років тому

    Do you have to switch legs?

  • @LukeRedmond
    @LukeRedmond 7 років тому

    Do I need to be warmed up to do this?

  • @divine8405
    @divine8405 6 років тому

    Do you have to do five mins on each leg?

  • @johnandreinavasantos1204
    @johnandreinavasantos1204 6 років тому +1

    Thanks for the exercise Ive tried it yesterday for about 4 mins and my legs are shaking ☺

  • @kendandav
    @kendandav 8 років тому +3

    love your videos. Puting this to get a 4.3-4.4 40 time

    • @dr.skycrafter9966
      @dr.skycrafter9966 3 роки тому

      Did it work?

    • @kendandav
      @kendandav 3 роки тому

      @@dr.skycrafter9966 didn't get a 4.3 but did get faster

    • @dr.skycrafter9966
      @dr.skycrafter9966 3 роки тому +1

      @@kendandav how much faster?

    • @kendandav
      @kendandav 3 роки тому

      @@dr.skycrafter9966 i didnt time it but just by playing sports i have gotten more athletic

  • @talkingmoose3092
    @talkingmoose3092 6 років тому +2

    Better sprint, better jump, faster than my arrows!

  • @ph1862
    @ph1862 6 років тому +2

    that exercise is killing me...hope it works XD

    • @geremiahHerronswag
      @geremiahHerronswag 6 років тому +1

      P H did it work

    • @ph1862
      @ph1862 6 років тому +2

      Yes...In just one week i jumped about 4cm higher!

  • @Josepowerzoro
    @Josepowerzoro 3 роки тому

    Anyone one watching this video this exercise and other isometric exercise like the isometric squat do work in increasing your strength in your legs and explosiveness.I’ve done it for a bout 2 weeks with other exercises it plays a big role. So don’t forget isometrics exercise as well as plyometric and strength training.

  • @duke2be
    @duke2be 8 років тому +1

    Thanks for this! Best athleticism channel on youtube

  • @lonevoyager6026
    @lonevoyager6026 3 роки тому +1

    I can only hold it for 5 secs wtf

  • @totallyraw1313
    @totallyraw1313 8 років тому

    Hey Chris, could one also do isometric holds at the bottom of the squat position? If so, would it be held for the same time as for these Bulgarian split holds?

    • @colemartonaf
      @colemartonaf 8 років тому +1

      Yes they are held for 5min also. You do them on a wall, pulling down into position, feet 6-8 inches apart, shins at 90degrees, below parallel. You can also do them in the lunge position with your rear foot on the ground

    • @totallyraw1313
      @totallyraw1313 8 років тому

      Why do they have to be done on a wall? Could they not be done just squatting down and holding the position for 5 min?

    • @colemartonaf
      @colemartonaf 8 років тому

      That's how they teach them. I guess you could try it, but I doubt you will be able to hold the position correctly without the wall. Even with using the wall it's extremely hard.

  • @liammcmahon8311
    @liammcmahon8311 4 роки тому +1

    why did this make me feel light headed

  • @ratilalmakanji2372
    @ratilalmakanji2372 3 роки тому

    Hi
    Dose it work for long distance

  • @colemartonaf
    @colemartonaf 8 років тому +2

    Ive done rehab and a seminar with Schroeder in AZ. Love your videos Chris. One thing to add for people interested, is that the focus should be pulling down into position the entire time with the hamstring and think of lengthening the muscle. Also weight should be on the front half of the lead foot(heel can be on ground)

    • @totallyraw1313
      @totallyraw1313 8 років тому

      If you're pulling down into position the entire time, you're not lengthening the hamstrings, you're lengthening the quads and shortening the hamstrings, or at least attempting to shorten the hams.

    • @colemartonaf
      @colemartonaf 8 років тому

      Yeah that's the point, and how they teach it. You're not supposed to hold yourself up with your quad. They are called iso-extremes and are not done like traditional isometrics

    • @totallyraw1313
      @totallyraw1313 8 років тому +3

      Oh ok. Chris did not mention this. I will try it your way next time.

    • @totallyraw1313
      @totallyraw1313 8 років тому

      Btw does Jay Schroeder still do seminars? I could learn a heck of a lot from that dude!

    • @colemartonaf
      @colemartonaf 8 років тому

      I'm not sure, the one I went to was in like 2009 and I think it was his first one.

  • @jimmyvien3094
    @jimmyvien3094 7 років тому

    Does this strengthen hamies too?

  • @jonathonvickers8171
    @jonathonvickers8171 8 років тому +1

    How much does the speed program cost

  • @ts440s
    @ts440s 7 років тому +1

    How much did your teeth cost?

  • @loganjereczek2896
    @loganjereczek2896 4 роки тому

    do we do both legs ?

  • @frankiecastelluccio4710
    @frankiecastelluccio4710 7 років тому +1

    this is great but my knee hurts a little after i do it for some reason

    • @NOyaPara
      @NOyaPara 7 років тому

      Its probably because you lean too much forward, try to reach that 90 angle by leaning a bit back ...

  • @vaigaprabheesh6641
    @vaigaprabheesh6641 3 роки тому

    I am able to do 5 minutes per leg
    By the end i feel like fu*ked up
    Its tough, my legs feel like disabled😂
    But it helps you with strengthening at that specific joint angle which is same while sprinting and taking of for a vert💥
    But should i continue doing and progress to 10 minutes or so,,🤔🤔

  • @ahmedalbdry3212
    @ahmedalbdry3212 5 років тому

    Can pistol squats help me jump higher ?

  • @shmoolashmoola884
    @shmoolashmoola884 5 років тому

    How many sets? Just 1?

  • @Jaffacakez13
    @Jaffacakez13 8 років тому +3

    Yo I'm looking to get my 100m time down to the 12s from 13.3, any advice?

    • @alebaba12
      @alebaba12 8 років тому +6

      I'm a collegiate track athlete and my advice is power cleans, they make a huge difference

    • @Jaffacakez13
      @Jaffacakez13 8 років тому

      +alejandro goldston tried them yesterday! thanks for advice

    • @SinisterJacob
      @SinisterJacob 8 років тому +1

      +Marianna Freerunning what are some other exercises for your hip flexors?

    •  8 років тому +6

      Trust me man, I'm 13 years old and I'm a sprinter. my fastest is 11.9 and I always run 12 seconds. I'm looking to be the best and if you want to lower it, it helps to go on the track everyday and take one day rest. Trust me on that. You also need really powerful legs so I suggest you do strength training for the legs. You also need to work on the core because that also helps you run a lot faster. Don't forget the arms because you need the power in the arms when you're pumping them. If one day you're sore and you have training the next day, take an ice bath and it will help you recover. Hope I helped.

    • @chidinwanze4861
      @chidinwanze4861 8 років тому

      I'm 12 and pb is 13.9 and I'm trying to get into 11s

  • @ethanstacy2428
    @ethanstacy2428 3 роки тому

    I’m 12 I play football first time got 45 seconds no break but I’m hoping for 1 minute soon

  • @williamkimmins3737
    @williamkimmins3737 4 роки тому

    So how far up should the back knee be? Because once I settle into a Bulgarian with my back knee all the way down I can hang out there forever.

  • @mixvikings8789
    @mixvikings8789 8 років тому +1

    Great fucking advice

  • @farhanadilfahim8650
    @farhanadilfahim8650 6 років тому

    Hi there,I read in Military Boarding School.I have atheletics 1 month 20 days later.Will it help?
    If it is wish me good luck

  • @bremiller2081
    @bremiller2081 5 років тому +2

    Is this suppose to be done on each leg?

  • @joeysukhi6889
    @joeysukhi6889 5 років тому +1

    Strength camp dude?

  • @lonevoyager6026
    @lonevoyager6026 3 роки тому

    45 secs? wtf i can barely hold it for 10

  • @alejdi9305
    @alejdi9305 5 років тому +1

    This gave me a lot of pain on my knee

  • @ciaranhanrahan6748
    @ciaranhanrahan6748 7 років тому +1

    how long before it takes effect

  • @johnbennett9027
    @johnbennett9027 3 роки тому

    It starts at about 1.40 if you like skipping stories and get to the exercise.