Thank you very much for this video. I had doubt with how elite athletes are doing the dip at diffrent ranges of the movement. break down of the range was something i really need as it was something i was confused about. now i see how dipping like this and focussing on progressing pullups towards high pullup will help me achieve muscle up a lot faster.
Very helpful video! I just bought your dip belt recently and it’s incredible 🙏 I didn’t realize how much a long chain would help with stability and it’s very secure around the hips
Micha I have to thank you for the How to weighted dips because I've always had elbow pain and I haven't realized that dips are two locks, like elbows bent and shoulders forwards in the future I will do it automatically like deadlift Thank you for the advice on your video
Hey man, if you have the v-shaped dip bar, would you recommend going inward (internally rotated) or outward (externally rotated) in doing your general dipping work? Is there any real difference in muscle activation or safety? Keep up the good content! Cheers
Thanks bro this video has been a game changer. PS: in the video the “cut” looks like if I do that I can add 20 more kg instantly….don’t worry it’s not so easy like it looks like. 😂
Are there any benefits to add some full depth dips (lighter loads obviously, even BW) into our programming with our normal competition form weighted dips ? So it's just competition form but we go deeper I've heard you somewhere saying that it builds up some resilience for the joint or something to that extent. I might be wrong tho
If I can’t do with straight legs because my bars aren’t so high how should I do the dip it’s hard to do the hip placement with bend legs and weight under my balls
Hi, Thank you for the great tutorial. I Just feel like my dips are not as strong as they should be. I am doing +40 kg pull ups for 10 reps with clean form, but with dips I can barely do 6 reps with the same weight.
Hi there! I'm a bit confused about the positioning of the scapulae during a workout. Should they be retracted, or is there a different approach? When it comes to the chest, should it be lifted forward and upward, or is it more about bringing the shoulders forward?
On the way down: chest goes down, shoulders depressed (a light elevation and retraction happens naturally, but don’t force it) On the way: lift chest up, shoulders stay depressed
Idk man, it's all good but to me it's like doing half rep pull-ups, or bench press or even overhead pressing. I prefer Atg weighted dips. Maybe I dip about 30% less of what I could but why should I sacrifice for form. But I do get however that it is competition style
Thank you very much for this video.
I had doubt with how elite athletes are doing the dip at diffrent ranges of the movement. break down of the range was something i really need as it was something i was confused about.
now i see how dipping like this and focussing on progressing pullups towards high pullup will help me achieve muscle up a lot faster.
Amazing channel. Glad I found it, good stuff 💪
Very helpful for new starters. Thank you!
thank you i learn a lot with your content
Very helpful video! I just bought your dip belt recently and it’s incredible 🙏 I didn’t realize how much a long chain would help with stability and it’s very secure around the hips
Thanks mate! Wish you good gains!
Micha I have to thank you for the How to weighted dips because I've always had elbow pain and I haven't realized that dips are two locks, like elbows bent and shoulders forwards in the future I will do it automatically like deadlift Thank you for the advice on your video
Great video! Thank you.
awesome info, thanks !
Thank you for this vid.
Super helpful thanks
Thank you very much!!
Another Comprehensive Video
thank u best technique video
This added 30% to my dip thanks for the great tutorial
You are welcome!
NICE EQUIPMENT!
Amazing video
🙏🏼 legend
ty!
Thanks, need this channel in spanish version 👍🏼 🇨🇴
Amazing video
Thank you for uploading 😊
Thanks
Hey man, if you have the v-shaped dip bar, would you recommend going inward (internally rotated) or outward (externally rotated) in doing your general dipping work? Is there any real difference in muscle activation or safety?
Keep up the good content!
Cheers
The internal rotation supplements the lower part more, the external rotated the upper part of the dip. So internal rotation grip is „better“ for most
Thanks bro this video has been a game changer.
PS: in the video the “cut” looks like if I do that I can add 20 more kg instantly….don’t worry it’s not so easy like it looks like. 😂
You are welcome ✅🚀
Onya Schultzy! 🇦🇺 👍
Are there any benefits to add some full depth dips (lighter loads obviously, even BW) into our programming with our normal competition form weighted dips ? So it's just competition form but we go deeper I've heard you somewhere saying that it builds up some resilience for the joint or something to that extent. I might be wrong tho
Depends on your program, if know others exercise gives this range, it can be reasonably
Hello bro
I can’t do a single dip can you plz help me to achieve my first dip so I can add weight to it 😅 btw great video 🫡
Will you do a similar video for weighted pull up?
It’s already online in the street lifting program 👍🏻🙏
can you make a video for pull-up
Everything else you will find in the exclusive library for program customers
Do you sell those rack-mounted dip bars? They look great.
The company is called Homegym builders 🙏
@@MichaSchulz Thanks very much!
does the program allows substitute of bar muscle up for ring muscle up?
Yes! You can edit everything
If I can’t do with straight legs because my bars aren’t so high how should I do the dip it’s hard to do the hip placement with bend legs and weight under my balls
Bend knees and slightly flex your hip 🤝
Yo bro can you suggest me a good budget elbow sleeves by the way which are ones you are using
I use the once from sbd size S
Hi, Thank you for the great tutorial. I Just feel like my dips are not as strong as they should be. I am doing +40 kg pull ups for 10 reps with clean form, but with dips I can barely do 6 reps with the same weight.
That is not connected. You can be very talented for one lift, that’s normal
I have the same, pull ups are stronger than dips for me
I just started adding weight to my dips and always get collarbone pain after a set for 1-2 seconds. Do you know what usually causes this?
No I don’t know, but I have a few ideas: 1. too less shoulder depression, 2. too much anterior shoulder blade tilting are 2 common things
Can you make a video testing endurance dips and pullups?
do you sell wrist wraps in your store? I can't find it
Nope!
Hi there! I'm a bit confused about the positioning of the scapulae during a workout. Should they be retracted, or is there a different approach? When it comes to the chest, should it be lifted forward and upward, or is it more about bringing the shoulders forward?
On the way down: chest goes down, shoulders depressed (a light elevation and retraction happens naturally, but don’t force it)
On the way: lift chest up, shoulders stay depressed
làm sao để biết mình hợp pull hay chin ạ mong anh rep
Test ✅
@@MichaSchulz test orm ?
where is the end of the video, lol
is it allowed to put the plates in front of the legs instead of between the legs?
Yes!
@@MichaSchulz same in pull ups?
Idk man, it's all good but to me it's like doing half rep pull-ups, or bench press or even overhead pressing. I prefer Atg weighted dips. Maybe I dip about 30% less of what I could but why should I sacrifice for form. But I do get however that it is competition style
I think its more like atg Squat vs a low bar squat. They both serve their purpose and depending on anatomy some will favor different forms
Bruv if you're dipping heavy, you'll get big.
Fair enough!
Just do both.
What’s atg?
14:48
So, basically, if you have better developed rear delts, you have to go deeper than other athletes who have no rear delts? Did i get it right?
Thats the current standard. But doesn’t make a bit difference in reality