How to Stay Consistent, Overcoming Failure & My Top 3 Exercises - 1.5 Million Q&A

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  • What a journey.. 13 years in the making. Thank you to everyone for watching, commenting and sharing. You are the legends which make all this possible 🙏
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    TIMESTAMPS:
    00:00 - 13 Years on UA-cam
    00:13 - Overcoming Failure
    02:14 - What's Your Legacy?
    03:08 - Creatine in Calisthenics?
    05:01 - Recognised in Public
    06:53 - Diet vs Workout
    08:33 - Least Favourite Exercise
    10:51 - Why Aren't You Getting Stronger?
    12:13 - Your Training Schedule?
    13:53 - What's Your Job?
    14:51 - Favourite Video?
    15:35 - Top 3 Exercises
    17:38 - What Made You Start Calisthenics?
    20:26 - When Did You Start Weights?
    21:37 - Were You a Gymnast?
    22:56 - What Have You Changed Your Mind About?
    24:48 - Hobbies
    26:18 - Mystery Question
    26:55 - How To Stay Consistent
    28:40 - Flared Elbow Push-Ups
    30:55 - How Has Your Mindset Changed With Age?
    34:00 - Push or Pull?
    35:17 - Calisthenics Over 40
    38:06 - How to Stay Shredded Year Round
    41:57 - How to Manage Fatigue?
    43:48 - Favourite Quote
    45:35 - Weighted Push-Ups and Rows?
    47:40 - Stop Comparing Yourself To Others
    49:55 - How to Maintain Physique
    52:28 - Pullup Progression
    54:06 - One Arm Handstand
    57:37 - FitnessFAQs Podcast
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 129

  • @BodyweightWarrior
    @BodyweightWarrior Рік тому +34

    Dan, you inspired me to do peruse this discipline and ultimately led me to doing this as a job. Cannot thank you enough for all your work over the years 🙏

    • @FitnessFAQs
      @FitnessFAQs  Рік тому +9

      My pleasure Tom. It has been nice seeing you grow as a teacher over the years. Apreciate you too mate.

  • @startingtoday4663
    @startingtoday4663 Рік тому +127

    thank you Daniel, downloaded your BBW and LL routines a few years ago (when I turned 72 years old), Now almost 75 y/o am doing weighted pullups and rows - 30 KG, Dips with - 40kg. Thanks again and Keep up the great work.

    • @syedtcb
      @syedtcb Рік тому +5

      Damn, you strong. Respect!

    • @startingtoday4663
      @startingtoday4663 Рік тому +1

      @@syedtcb thank you for your reply

    • @el1minationtv
      @el1minationtv Рік тому +2

      @@startingtoday4663 Dude what the heck, you're 75 and you can do that type of stuff!!! I'm 13 and I can only do bodyweight dips. You should post videos I think you would get a lot of views.

    • @el1minationtv
      @el1minationtv Рік тому +2

      @@startingtoday4663 Wow dude you really are crazy! Just make sure you don't get hurt pushing yourself that hard. Great job.

    • @billy6479
      @billy6479 Рік тому

      what an inspiration my man 👏🏼

  • @innerlocus
    @innerlocus Рік тому +17

    68 this March, and going strong, thanks for the inspiration every day.

  • @TheHYENA87
    @TheHYENA87 Рік тому +15

    From your old days on the barbarians forum, till now, you have been an inspiration to watch. Much love.

  • @billydbrown
    @billydbrown Рік тому +7

    Thanks Daniel! I'm a 67 year old athlete active all my adult life but a novice Calisthenics participant. Found your channel a few months back and find the content very helpful. You know your subject matter and communicate well. You are thoughtful and open minded and generous especially with your long form content. The context it offers is unique in this area. I'm grateful for your digital education, introductions, and companionship. Congrats on your development! May your significant milestone be one of many to come!😅

  • @CaptainBrash
    @CaptainBrash Рік тому +2

    Love the PRs question.
    Like ok no performance PRs but obviously not noticed how jacked Daniel is looking at the moment. The hybrid thing is obviously working very well

  • @Jiguati-JiggyJiggy
    @Jiguati-JiggyJiggy Рік тому +4

    As an old client of yours during you PT days, thanks for this video. Your success is well deserved and you bring alot of value and knowledge to the fitness youtube community!

  • @user-gv8vh1gz2b
    @user-gv8vh1gz2b Рік тому +4

    Congratulations on this milestone! Thanks for all of your advice. I watch you often and have learned a lot. 🎉

  • @KaiBloom
    @KaiBloom Рік тому +4

    Thank you, Daniel! It was a very interesting and useful talk. I like your videos very much! Good job! ✊🏼

  • @nomadicstrength
    @nomadicstrength Рік тому +2

    Thank you for answering my question: that all absolutely makes sense. You're a beast no matter what. Respect.

  • @Bkberliner007
    @Bkberliner007 Рік тому +5

    Excellent motivating discussion, thank you.

  • @Blondeguylifts
    @Blondeguylifts Рік тому +3

    Hey Daniel, really liked your answer on how to deal with failure. You have a great channel congrats on the 1.5 mil! Cheers! 🥂

  • @jingangquan
    @jingangquan Рік тому +1

    Huge Congrats on the 1.5 million subscribers, Daniel! You deserve it all the way! All the best from Vienna, brother!

  • @objectreborn.artsewing
    @objectreborn.artsewing Рік тому +2

    Congratulations Daniel! 🎉 Thank you so much for the meaningful talk ✌️

  • @chikara2392
    @chikara2392 Рік тому +1

    Thanks Dan, since 2018 you brought me out from being completely sedentary, I have been following you and you've been key to motivating me and giving me exercise ideas. I hope to continue seeing your content to the same top quality it has always been.

  • @AhmedAdel-pt2bo
    @AhmedAdel-pt2bo Рік тому +1

    7 years ago I have been following you and I inspired by you Daniel and i have been known from you too much Thnxxx bro...

  • @sasorijavec5606
    @sasorijavec5606 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for every advice and efforts you give us. Greeting from Slovenija

  • @PilleyZZ
    @PilleyZZ Рік тому +2

    Congratulations on 1.5M Subscribers!! I love your channel, thanks for all the help and information you have given out! I recently watched a lot of Tom Cruise movies and you look so much like him.

  • @Ppbtthl
    @Ppbtthl Рік тому +2

    Guns are looking s w o l e
    Kudos for making this QnA lengthy. Congrats on all your success, you've been a great inspiration and your videos a great help

  • @doctorchrisg
    @doctorchrisg Рік тому

    1.5m well deserved. I've been following your channel for nearly a decade and you've had a huge influence on my training. I even plucked up the courage to start a UA-cam channel of my own. Thanks for all your help over the years, here's to 2 million! 🎉

  • @tonyhedworth4255
    @tonyhedworth4255 Рік тому +1

    Really enjoyed this q and a- so many questions I wanted to ask were answered. As a guy in mid 50s , useful stuff about aging too.

  • @jms415
    @jms415 Рік тому +1

    @FITNESSFAQS You are "the man in the arena"...!! Thanks for all the education through the years... 👍👍

  • @shashwatwalia
    @shashwatwalia Рік тому

    The seriousness and urge to be practical is that I get from your channel .. much respect and love to u ..and thanks a ton for making such informative content ❤

  • @eigrontopediax
    @eigrontopediax Рік тому +2

    Hi thanks for all the tips and ideas. ❤

  • @ChrisFranklin.2260
    @ChrisFranklin.2260 Рік тому

    Second question, let’s go. Good answer, educate and empower, that’s evident in your work. It’s crazy to think about someone pulling up the Fitness FAQs page in 2100, maybe my grandson, and the depth and breadth of still applicable resources he will find is incredible to think about. Thanks Daniel!

  • @djj3357
    @djj3357 Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing your experience & inspiring approach!! 💪🏾💯

  • @TAL20013
    @TAL20013 Рік тому +1

    Always been athletic, current jobs a firefighter, first started going to the gym at 29, switched to calisthenics at 30, already doing hspu, planches into handstands.
    You still have plenty of time!

  • @shaundao3401
    @shaundao3401 Рік тому +1

    Thank you Daniel for the advice! I am training for the front lever and I am stucked with the one leg fl for so long that I feel doubtful about myself, but now I get the point, everyone is different

    • @T.R.A.I.N.I.N.G.
      @T.R.A.I.N.I.N.G. 10 місяців тому

      trenbolone primobolan help to increase strength and power.

  • @user-oh6wb5rj2q
    @user-oh6wb5rj2q Рік тому

    You’re really humble and I appreciate that!

  • @iamelaian
    @iamelaian Рік тому

    By far this is one of the best and informative videos I've seen even though it's a Q&A! Love what you do Daniel, I've been a fan since 2016 and if it weren't up to you I wouldn't know hapf of the stuff i know when it comes to calisthenics. Keep it up and 2M is around the corner. 🙏

  • @god0771
    @god0771 Рік тому

    Really enjoyed this pod cast. Thank you

  • @dudejoe8390
    @dudejoe8390 Рік тому +2

    Cheers mate.

  • @thanksgivingh6185
    @thanksgivingh6185 Рік тому

    super informative and interesting Q+A with a lot of non cookie cutter takes(never heard any other personalities say this about creatine and I feel the same way). congrats on 1.5M.

  • @theFriendlyGhst
    @theFriendlyGhst 8 місяців тому

    You are the GOAT. Glad so many people are getting into calisthenics through you.

  • @AntranikDotOrg
    @AntranikDotOrg Рік тому

    Congrats Dan, you are not only prolific in your content creation but the quality of the content only gets better and better! You're the biggest inspiration on UA-cam to me!

  • @lanc3l0t-yk48
    @lanc3l0t-yk48 Рік тому

    Thanks for answering my question Daniel, very informative! Greetings from Belgium.

  • @NosePrint
    @NosePrint Рік тому

    Congrats & well earned on the subs gained. Keep on winning- love the channel

  • @JungseHandbalance
    @JungseHandbalance Рік тому

    I admire everything about you Daniel!

  • @allurn1804
    @allurn1804 Рік тому +1

    Love this! Well done on the milestone! Question : do you do any sort of cardio routine? 😊 would you be able to make any videos discussing cardio and sports (e.g football, tennis, swimming etc)

  • @kostar500
    @kostar500 Рік тому

    Im a subscriber and I definitely liked this video! Congratulations Daniel.

  • @mrnaizguy
    @mrnaizguy Рік тому

    It was a pleasure to watch, you came a long way Daniel

  • @mattochaz
    @mattochaz Рік тому

    That quote is awesome thanks for sharing💪

  • @Zaxnafein
    @Zaxnafein Рік тому

    Thank you for your time, patience and knowledge 💪🏻

  • @valeriodimalta140
    @valeriodimalta140 Рік тому

    Daniel you're a legend! Greatings from Italy

  • @emoraytorres6842
    @emoraytorres6842 Рік тому

    Thanks for the years of fitness knowledge 💐 💪🏽

  • @joqiii3
    @joqiii3 Рік тому

    You taught me rings when you first started; thanks and congratulations!

  • @SuperhumanUnchained
    @SuperhumanUnchained Рік тому +1

    You are a motivation to us all

  • @adljoestatler4899
    @adljoestatler4899 Рік тому

    Nice quote brother. Have a healthy life. Much love from germany.

  • @umojah
    @umojah Рік тому

    Been following Dan for a while now. My No1 on the list of people I follow.

  • @mattallthat
    @mattallthat Рік тому

    Great video and great books you mentioned. Man's Search for Meaning is truly Inspirational. Meditations, EVERYONE, could do with being more Stoic! I will now check out the body keeps the score !

  • @StuffOffYouStuff
    @StuffOffYouStuff Рік тому

    I'm currently working through Calimove's workout (sorry I had to pick one!). But I've been following you and one other along the way too and you've been super super helpful. I'm in currently in limp -mode after my shoulder 'slipped' and made a muffled ripping sound on 3 separate occasions doing skin the cat, and the final slip happened doing a tuck planche. So I've had to stop most upper body work to be super cautious. I'm assuming I have damaged by rotator cuff so I'm working through the cuff strengthening workouts you've highlighted. It's really put my training back. And I will scared to try the skin the cats/planche again but i'll be going back in very gentle when I restart.
    Good luck to all and thanks for the masses of help, Daniel.

  • @emmacunningham6333
    @emmacunningham6333 Рік тому +2

    Another milestone achieved 🎉🎉🎉
    Please get brawny king fitness on your podcast. He has written the best calisthenics book out there. He's a hidden gem in the calisthenics community.

  • @ufoboi3587
    @ufoboi3587 Рік тому +1

    Than you heaps mate!

  • @keenanrout
    @keenanrout 8 місяців тому

    Fantastic video Daniel, i'll be repping for the over 40s

  • @cryptkeeper5
    @cryptkeeper5 Рік тому

    Congratulations!

  • @wotv_lynx
    @wotv_lynx 3 місяці тому

    Daniel this video is gold!! Would love to see a video on how to save time and step away from minor details!! Would you perhaps one day go back to make changes to your older programs (Body by Rings, for example).

  • @wojiaolicong
    @wojiaolicong Рік тому

    Last part is really good, I learnt a lot from this vid

  • @coldshivery
    @coldshivery Рік тому

    The google subtitles just killed me "You think about what gets you up in the morning, what adds meaning to your life, what is your purpose. And for me that's to educate and empower people to master color snacks" @ 2m30s. Sry didn't mean to subtract from you're awesome message. This just cracked me up and I wanted to feed the algo regardless.

  • @Warszawiak4PP
    @Warszawiak4PP Рік тому +1

    You are awesome :*

  • @pie9967
    @pie9967 Рік тому +1

    Every fitness enthusiasts is a philosopher for sure

  • @maxdadax
    @maxdadax Рік тому

    I really like those reading top 3. Man's search for meaning is in mine, too!!

    • @maxdadax
      @maxdadax Рік тому

      Your take on aging is encouraging. Going to hit 30 this year 😁

  • @andresg.a
    @andresg.a Рік тому

    This are the books Daniels described. I already finished reading Man's search for meaning and it is outstanding.
    * Meditation by Marcus Aurelius.
    * Man's search for Meaning by Viktor E Frankl.
    * The body Keeps the Score by Bessel Van Der Kolk.

  • @itspaul1536
    @itspaul1536 Рік тому

    Thank you

  • @danielrodgers6939
    @danielrodgers6939 Рік тому

    Well done

  • @adrienlcr3237
    @adrienlcr3237 Рік тому

    Seems great!
    Do you think to integrate subtitles maybe?

  • @ssgamer5693
    @ssgamer5693 Рік тому +6

    Why does left side of my body have more fat than my right side?

  • @hanromarais8384
    @hanromarais8384 Рік тому

    Hey Daniel. Hope you can visit South Africa one day.

  • @Reppintimefitness
    @Reppintimefitness Рік тому +1

    Fax

  • @T.R.A.I.N.I.N.G.
    @T.R.A.I.N.I.N.G. 10 місяців тому

    good, work out is good. healthy and fitness is goal, also to becomed strong. 💪💪💪

  • @eakmadashma
    @eakmadashma Рік тому +1

    funny you mention parkour, I started practicing parkour on jan and got into calisthenics due to the strength requirements as well

  • @rodoxplo
    @rodoxplo Рік тому

    Daniel, Thank you so much for your videos. I’m sure you are helping us to be more motivated to stay healthy and in good shape. I have one question, in the part of your training schedule, what do you mean by split?

    • @wadees8442
      @wadees8442 Рік тому +1

      Hey! I'm not Daniel, but splits are different types of routine structures. There are full-body routines, splits and body part splits. A typical split routine divides a workout to focus on a single group of muscles on different days. For example: biceps/back on one day, chest/triceps on second day and legs on third. That's called a push pull legs split, because on first day you do exercises where you pull, on second day exercises where you push and etc. I hope this answers your question:D

  • @rodbuster416
    @rodbuster416 Рік тому

    Nice video,

  • @ryanazhar9262
    @ryanazhar9262 Рік тому

    24:50 not surprised at all dan 😆

  • @EGGHEADIUS
    @EGGHEADIUS 25 днів тому

    Do you still stand by your stance on creatine for gymnasts/highly proficient calisthenics practitioners? Anecdotally, academically, peer reviewed you name it, we now have a substantial corpus of data supporting the fact that Creatine supplementation will always result in an ergogenic benefit for the athlete. More repetitions, faster more aggressive repetitions at that and also the increase in recovery cannot be overlooked... I am very surprised with your outlook on this! You're the man in any case brother, thank you for everything!

  • @fabianschweitzer
    @fabianschweitzer 9 місяців тому

    11:28 still looking more jacked than ever brother 💪🏼

  • @Iforgorlegday
    @Iforgorlegday Рік тому +1

    43:48 really strong message. I loved the quote and your comment on it. A source of motivation for sure.

  • @TheMariusz700
    @TheMariusz700 Рік тому

    Wow

  • @Metallnico
    @Metallnico Рік тому

    Nice video, you are one of the rare good ones, keep going. But if you ever think about going into mental coaching I will drop you so fast you cant even imagine ;) Just a hint because thats where a lot of fitnessYT-guys end up.

  • @zisischartampilas6601
    @zisischartampilas6601 8 місяців тому

    3:52 what you should do is take it in a cycle for 1 mounth get the benefits of increased mussle mass and strenght and then stop lose the weight you gained feel great cause you feel light and pr

  • @dmitrypaukov6409
    @dmitrypaukov6409 Рік тому +1

    No, only success can teach you how to be successful.

  • @Peter-cp7xx
    @Peter-cp7xx Рік тому

    I really want to excel at weighted dips and pullups.
    My favourite exercises. I'm at around 80kg in dips ATM. But pullups is hard to program.
    Trying to get my reps up so that I can start to train them weighted.
    Really feel confused about programming pullups, chinups and other neutral grip pulls.

  • @michaelnovak9412
    @michaelnovak9412 Рік тому +2

    I have to say I disagree with you about creatine for calisthenics, because creatine is shown to boost performance in all strength and explosiveness sports including relative strength like in sprinting for example. In sprinting it's all about relative strength and sprinters need to be very lean, yet creatine is one of the most used supplements by professional sprinters.

  • @_0_88_0_
    @_0_88_0_ Рік тому

    Do you have any tips for nerve elbow pain caused by training? Ther's nothing visible with the ultrasound so it's probably not a golf elbow.

  • @funma2353
    @funma2353 Рік тому

    I'm 6'1 with longer torso relative to legs. Does that mean longer torsos and shorter legs is better for pushing compared with pulling?

  • @creativetraininghacks
    @creativetraininghacks Рік тому

    Great insights 👍
    The only points in which I slightly disagree are your imo somewhat too bleak outlook for older men and the effort you have to put into maintaining your physique and strength, especially at a higher age. I'm 52 now and I've been training for over 35 years, hometraining as a minor not even counting. My parents got me my first gym membership for my 18th birthday in 1988, which, if I remember correctly, was about three years before you were born. (And I don't actually mean to sound quite so condescending😁). Now my self- perception may be distorted of course, but I do feel amazing and I'm very pleased with my strength, with how I look, but also with how little I have to do, in order to keep it that way (yet). Most likely, my body has been used to carrying this amount of muscle for so long (naturally, mind you. I've never taken PEDs or been on TRT), that it doesn't see any need to get rid of any of it any time soon, especially since all of my joints are also find.
    I believe the older you get, the greater the role your nutrition plays gets. Everyone has to find out his or her own specific nutritional needs. Adhering to some off-the-rack one-size-fits-all nutritional regime (I would never call it diet, because of all the stupid implications that word is loaded with) may serve a younger person, but not me anymore.
    So I agree: Intuitive eating is best. And this should also mean constantly looking out for food sources you haven't tried yet. I like to watch channels that quote newer nutritional studies. That way I came across cod liver, for example, which I believe has served me really well since then.
    Anyway, maybe I've just great genetics - not for being immensely huge or incredibly shredded, obviously, but for staying the way I am at a higher age. Or maybe I'm about to meet a sharp decline at age 60 (I don't think so, but who knows for sure)
    And of course my body, too, will turn to dust in a couple of decades (or sooner, if I'm unlucky).
    So I'll stop rambling now and just thank you for your great work. Please keep it up 👍

  • @CaptainBrash
    @CaptainBrash Рік тому +1

    You mention 30 reps before moving onto weighted dips and rows.
    What about weighted pullups? Thanks :)

    • @glowanocs-oj7ye
      @glowanocs-oj7ye Рік тому +1

      12 pull ups with great form is enough but start slow dont add more than 10kg at the beginning.

    • @CaptainBrash
      @CaptainBrash Рік тому

      @@glowanocs-oj7ye thanks for the response, that's pretty much what I was thinking. I'm back up to 7 now, full ROM from dead hang.
      I was doing sets of 10-12 then started powerlifting, then marathon training.
      The numbers are coming back fairly quickly though :)

    • @glowanocs-oj7ye
      @glowanocs-oj7ye Рік тому

      ​@@CaptainBrash Muscle memory is a wonderful thing. I wasn't training at all for 3 or 4 years, in February 2022, I had problems doing 10 pull-ups. After 1.5 months, I was able to do more than 20 pull-ups.

  • @sotiristserepis8169
    @sotiristserepis8169 Рік тому

    Guys is 25kg weighted pull up 1rep max(with neutral grip) good for a 15 year old(I weigh 73kg) ?

  • @yesodkhabbal2643
    @yesodkhabbal2643 Рік тому

    what does it mean to be a scruncher when you wipe?

  • @andyhill7136
    @andyhill7136 Рік тому

    Minimize the gap between feeling salty and taking action..... Is where I live.......

  • @thelifeafter5011
    @thelifeafter5011 Рік тому +2

    nice bro

  • @ArekkusuTheOne
    @ArekkusuTheOne Рік тому +1

    w

  • @heyheyhey40
    @heyheyhey40 Рік тому +1

    What is falia?

  • @rodbuster416
    @rodbuster416 Рік тому

    I like the part if you can get 30 then move on to next strength gains

  • @robertbales5135
    @robertbales5135 Рік тому

    Your answer to the toilet paper roll what’s my favorite?😂

  • @drarzouni3625
    @drarzouni3625 Рік тому +1

    Whats sup

  • @AhmedAdel-pt2bo
    @AhmedAdel-pt2bo Рік тому +1

    How can I keep bulk and shredded in the same time?

  • @ZvilgantisKailis
    @ZvilgantisKailis Рік тому +1

    I got in recommended videos FitnessFAQs from 9 year ago. And you looked back then almost the same physically. I believe you do more various exercises, have better balance etc. But 9 years is enough to get to the Mr. Olympia. Are you on purpose not trying to get stronger and more muscular?

  • @markfox3083
    @markfox3083 Рік тому

    The man who does not read has no advantage over the man who cannot read. (regarding your hobby @24:52)

  • @mr.potatohead6138
    @mr.potatohead6138 Рік тому

    Question is, did you get a 3rd date with the chick ? 😅

  • @Josh-im9go
    @Josh-im9go Рік тому

    Meat does not directly mean you are sufficient with creatin, I am vegan and have no issues with creatin and I do not supplement.

    • @rbaleiro
      @rbaleiro Рік тому

      How do we test it? Creatinin serum?

    • @Josh-im9go
      @Josh-im9go Рік тому

      @@rbaleiro My doctor and blood work he orders and the results are normal.

    • @subzfit
      @subzfit Рік тому +1

      He said he gets sufficient creatine from meat. You can get it whichever you want. You vegans always feel attacked