Honored for the review! I watched every second of it and I think you are on the money with everything brother! Thank you so much. You’re doing amazing work and changing lives. Would love to collab with you because I really believe in you and the way you see things. 🙏
Wow!! Would love to collab! Would even be willing to come to Florida to make it happen! You've been a huge inspiration for a lot of my coaching! I am also a gym teacher and I need to send you a video because I have entire classes hitting Tibialis Raises and other exercises that you teach!! Appreciate you Ben!
@@TheKneesovertoesguy Hey Ben, can the program be done without a weight room? I don’t have access to one right now because of Covid guidelines. I’m trying to increase my vertical and overall athleticism
Kneesovertoes guy saved my knees in just a few weeks. I can do pistol squats now and did a 340 squat on my first squat session. The split squats are literally magic. In the beginning it'll be tough but after a bit of time it'll be fine
Ben Patrick is a stand up guy. I have had a knee operation on each knee- strongman training for 10 years. Signed up and used his program for 2 months and was able to do Olympic squats to the floor again(had not been able to do for almost 5 years) The system he has developed is very unique and refreshing. Depending on what you do, he has a program for a novice all the way to the pro athlete. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND. The only reason I stopped was that I could squat atg again and I wanted to train the Olympic lifts again full time. I will definitely sign up again in the near future.
He is a beast! And honestly the world needs him. People are in their 40's 50's and 60's talking about transforming themselves and relieving lifelong pain. Super grateful for Ben and ATG.
I was already sold on Mr. Patrick but your review knocked off all of the worry on if it was worth it. Thanks my man and I just subscribed to your channel.
Sometimes as you get older, 38 you become more skeptical. I was on the fence about getting the ATG program. You've convinced me. Time to get my body right again. Appreciate the honest review.
I don't even know why I watch these , coz I follow ur program lol Edit : since this has blown up, just wanted others to know that Nate's program is legit I'm 5'10 and got my first dunk a week ago . Don't forget to include some jump sessions
@@user-zk4dv2nx8k I'm 5'9 and I started doing the program as well, right now I'm in phase 1 week 4. Before I started I could touch the top of the rim. Yesterday, however, I went out to play basketball, but I couldn't touch the rim, I missed it by 1-2 cms. Should I worry?
Dude your delivery is so smooth 👏👏👏 and great feedback on the program - I'm in it as well and love it, and I also think Ben's written content is a super underrated part of the program. 10/10 review.
“Jump” I’m looking to try out ATG so thanks for the review. I just need to start somewhere a little simpler, so your free body weight program sounds good! Thanks for the video
Pjf performance literally says there is a correlation between hipermobility and season or carreer ending injuries Pjf actually does have quite a lot of flexibility in the vertcode but not a fanatic on static stretch, just that as he says truths about flexibility such as bone structure, ppl hate on him but he's right
I think you are right but its hard to get that "hipermobility" , so i dont think that being good at flexibility would hurt you, but would not help you more if you have reached the limit
hipermobility isn't something you achieve, it's an innate condition. There's definitely a correlation between it and injuries, but hipermobility has absolutely nothing to do with anything being said here.
@@thejookking Well, yes. Hyper mobility *syndrome* is something people are born with. You can get as flexible as you want, you'll never be mobile as someone with hypermobile knees, elbows, wrists... Hyper mobility is dangerous in these very extreme innate cases. Here's the wikipedia article detailing the causes: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypermobility_(joints)#Causes Spoiler: You won't find "wasted too much time stretching" among the causes.
Thanks for doing this! Old workout nerd here. Love that KOToes has progressions. Love that he challenges convention. The Jefferson Curl scares the hell out of me based on experience and the work of Stuart McGill.
I have a question about your bodyweight jump program, I watched it and now I'm in phase 1 week 2 but after watching the other phases and reading some training articles on the internet I saw that to build strength it's better to do a small number of reps with high intensity, so it's ok to do those 100 reps of squat in your program or does it train slow twitch fibers?
It's okay to do that much only if you perform squats faster, meaning 1 sec up and 1 sec down, that way you wont train slow twich muscle fibers, btw the reps are that high because its only bodyweight
thats probably to build your capacity, which can help you do more in your lifting sessions. no chance you work fast twitch with 100 reps but its all about context
That's more for the base foundation of strength. It's the only exercise where you do that many. All other exercises are meant to train fast twitch fibers. It's essentially just building a strength/endurance foundation that you use in basketball (remember basketball is explosive movements plus endurance because you're playing 32-48 minutes a game). I'd say 100 may be a little excessive, but that's the only exercise present where you get a chance to really build that foundation of muscular endurance in that way.
Imagine if we could take all of this back to 8th grade / 9th grade. I had a 37" vertical, could dunk two-handed off two feet when I was in the 8th grade (5'11" or so then) and then the injuries came because nobody had a gd clue about anything back then. I feel like the people that stayed injury-free were just genetically gifted somehow, but it probably caught up with them at some point. Athletes today are in a golden age of training resources.
#jump. I’m 40. I could dunk a basketball at 5’9 in high school. Now I’m 6 inches short of the rim. I want to start playing ball again and getting some athleticism back. Thanks for the video.
Hey I was skeptical of this video coming in thinking it would be a plug for something else but you broke down a lot of programs I think this one may be the best for me as I have knee and back pain and it seems to answer a lot of the problems I have. Great vid.
@@simeon8967 Honestly. “Kind of” but that is because of my own failures to do it consistently. However every time I do get into a groove or do the program I see positive results
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Thank u very much Ill do my best every day to show my apretiation for this act u show me Since here in Portugal we r in lockdown because of the covid-19 ill everything in my power to be the best i can be
5:57 i am a big fan of what atg brings to the table but from what i can see here it was completely pointless having the weight if it stays at the center of gravity the whole time. i think someone would benefit more from a weight vest so that the weight is actually being applied to the movement.
I would get the kneesovertoes guy workout plan but I’m so naturally unflexable it would probably take me a year just to maybe pass his standards. I don’t think I could ever actually do his full split squat
Isiah did kneesovertoes guys workouts and his knee pain got worse, he also used to suffer from osgood schlatter, which affects the knees and as such has a bit of info on knee pain. I personally don't agree with kneesovertoes guys stuff. For me it doesn't really make sense to stretch as much as he recomends as static stretching has shown to negatively affect weight performance and vertical jump. His whole knees over toes idea where he stretches the achilles doesn't really make sense either as some of the best high jumpers in the world, like stefan holm, have been shown to have achilles tendons 3-4 times stiffer than a control groups and would stretching not affect that stiffness negatively? I believe the reason why people have such great results with knees over toes is because of the slow progressive nature and relative lack of volume, meaning people have more time for their bodies to adapt. In their own workouts they might try progress too fast and other beginner mistakes. pls argue with me
Jump - 16 with bad knee problems, two bucket handle meniscus repair at the age of 14 and 15, ACL fray and LCL sprain in the left knee. I’d really appreciate it if I could get into the program for free!
People are getting crazy about Kneesovertoesguy's unique methods. Clearly those people didn't know about Ido Portal, the MASTER of movement. Ido Portal will testify how legit Kneesovertoesguy is
IMHO... There is a direct correlation between flexibility and vertical jump. To be able to perform any activity the muscles antagonistic to that movement need to be relaxed and flexible so as NOT to restrict the performance of the movement. By that logic, flexibility would directly correlate for maximum performance and efficiency. 🤷🏻♂️
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I want to buy only 1 month and he asks for a credit card, but I am from Venezuela and the US has that blocked, how would I do it?
I have the 10 $ in PayPal bro. Help me please I want to try your programs with eagerness
@@jgcs14 Awesome!! Click that link and sign up! Would love to have you. It takes PayPal!
Honored for the review! I watched every second of it and I think you are on the money with everything brother! Thank you so much. You’re doing amazing work and changing lives. Would love to collab with you because I really believe in you and the way you see things. 🙏
Yes. We need that collab pls
Wow!! Would love to collab! Would even be willing to come to Florida to make it happen! You've been a huge inspiration for a lot of my coaching! I am also a gym teacher and I need to send you a video because I have entire classes hitting Tibialis Raises and other exercises that you teach!! Appreciate you Ben!
@@NathanaelMorton (just DMed you a bunch of details)
@@TheKneesovertoesguy Hey Ben, can the program be done without a weight room? I don’t have access to one right now because of Covid guidelines. I’m trying to increase my vertical and overall athleticism
@@berryallan7477 yep! My two main programs are Zero and Standards. Zero being without any weights or equipment of any kind! 🤟❤️
Good point in comparing the programs. I’d rather be bulletproof, so I’m not decrepit when I’m older
Kneesovertoes guy saved my knees in just a few weeks. I can do pistol squats now and did a 340 squat on my first squat session. The split squats are literally magic. In the beginning it'll be tough but after a bit of time it'll be fine
Fantastic video man. I love the breakdown on what makes each of those programs the best at what they do.
Glad you enjoyed!
Ben Patrick is a stand up guy. I have had a knee operation on each knee- strongman training for 10 years. Signed up and used his program for 2 months and was able to do Olympic squats to the floor again(had not been able to do for almost 5 years) The system he has developed is very unique and refreshing. Depending on what you do, he has a program for a novice all the way to the pro athlete. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND. The only reason I stopped was that I could squat atg again and I wanted to train the Olympic lifts again full time. I will definitely sign up again in the near future.
I dunked for the first time at age 39(5’10.5) using ATG after six months training. What I liked best was the simplicity. Ben is a Beast!!
He is a beast! And honestly the world needs him. People are in their 40's 50's and 60's talking about transforming themselves and relieving lifelong pain. Super grateful for Ben and ATG.
@@NathanaelMorton Agreed! I have my 62 year old Dad doing Patrick step-ups and walking/running backwards.
Wow, that's great! Just making sure, was that on 10ft? Are you still able to dunk?
Hey man any advice? Been doing his jump programs for a few months now.
I was already sold on Mr. Patrick but your review knocked off all of the worry on if it was worth it. Thanks my man and I just subscribed to your channel.
Sometimes as you get older, 38 you become more skeptical. I was on the fence about getting the ATG program. You've convinced me. Time to get my body right again. Appreciate the honest review.
How’d it go?
@@Eric-qh7is 😂😂😂😭😭😭
Thx for getting back on track. Been working and lifting weights. Need to get on ATG
He does have a UA-cam channel it’s The Kneesovertoesguy
correct, and also "ATG Online": ua-cam.com/channels/3jhL-OeApI6gApryaAvmsA.html
I don't even know why I watch these , coz I follow ur program lol
Edit : since this has blown up, just wanted others to know that Nate's program is legit I'm 5'10 and got my first dunk a week ago . Don't forget to include some jump sessions
Do u do his free body weight program?
@@ericdadon3869 yup
@@user-zk4dv2nx8k I'm 5'9 and I started doing the program as well, right now I'm in phase 1 week 4. Before I started I could touch the top of the rim. Yesterday, however, I went out to play basketball, but I couldn't touch the rim, I missed it by 1-2 cms. Should I worry?
@@sushihusi35 you shouldn’t worry some days you just have bad jumping days but make sure to stretch before every workout
Fax I have been using his bodyweight workout for the past month and a half, I’m a 5’8 freshman and got my first dunk last week
Thanks for the review. I’m planning on beginning my journey to flying
Very truthful. I think eventually if i injured myself too much will switch to this program
Me : the lost breed has to be the best one
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Congrats on 25k keep up the good work
Thanks! Will do! Thanks for being a supporter from the beginning!
Really appreciate these reviews. / That outro song is cool😎
Awesome review, thanks for breaking it down!
Dude your delivery is so smooth 👏👏👏 and great feedback on the program - I'm in it as well and love it, and I also think Ben's written content is a super underrated part of the program. 10/10 review.
The eccentric knee strengthening is essential. Almost back to dunking on the high school boys at the Y. Ohh yeeeeya brother!
Great review. Love the energy.
“Jump” I’m looking to try out ATG so thanks for the review. I just need to start somewhere a little simpler, so your free body weight program sounds good! Thanks for the video
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Hopefully next program review is boingvert or jump manual
Yes I did BoingVERT and I’m curious to see what he thinks about it
@@zachward7771 did u gain anything
@@kirom5008 I would say about 4-5 inches
@@kirom5008 I gained more explosive movement
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Pjf performance literally says there is a correlation between hipermobility and season or carreer ending injuries
Pjf actually does have quite a lot of flexibility in the vertcode but not a fanatic on static stretch, just that as he says truths about flexibility such as bone structure, ppl hate on him but he's right
Exactly some ppl will never be able to be flexiable because of there bone structure. He’s by far the best trainer in the game right now
I think you are right but its hard to get that "hipermobility" , so i dont think that being good at flexibility would hurt you, but would not help you more if you have reached the limit
hipermobility isn't something you achieve, it's an innate condition. There's definitely a correlation between it and injuries, but hipermobility has absolutely nothing to do with anything being said here.
@@kblkbl You can't achieve hyper mobility??
Are you sure??
@@thejookking Well, yes. Hyper mobility *syndrome* is something people are born with.
You can get as flexible as you want, you'll never be mobile as someone with hypermobile knees, elbows, wrists...
Hyper mobility is dangerous in these very extreme innate cases.
Here's the wikipedia article detailing the causes: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypermobility_(joints)#Causes
Spoiler: You won't find "wasted too much time stretching" among the causes.
Appreciate the honest review and insights.
Great review. Thank you. You are the ( jump ) start to my week.
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Thanks for doing this! Old workout nerd here. Love that KOToes has progressions. Love that he challenges convention. The Jefferson Curl scares the hell out of me based on experience and the work of Stuart McGill.
Would playing casual basketball with some dunks everyday count as plyometrics? Should I train the bodyweight program 3 times a week or twice?
He said you should do the bodyweight workout 2-3 times a week
Great review, been looking into this knee over toe training and was looking to see what others in the field had o say
Really good information. You have earned my subscription
I have a question about your bodyweight jump program, I watched it and now I'm in phase 1 week 2 but after watching the other phases and reading some training articles on the internet I saw that to build strength it's better to do a small number of reps with high intensity, so it's ok to do those 100 reps of squat in your program or does it train slow twitch fibers?
It's okay to do that much only if you perform squats faster, meaning 1 sec up and 1 sec down, that way you wont train slow twich muscle fibers, btw the reps are that high because its only bodyweight
thats probably to build your capacity, which can help you do more in your lifting sessions. no chance you work fast twitch with 100 reps but its all about context
That's more for the base foundation of strength. It's the only exercise where you do that many. All other exercises are meant to train fast twitch fibers. It's essentially just building a strength/endurance foundation that you use in basketball (remember basketball is explosive movements plus endurance because you're playing 32-48 minutes a game). I'd say 100 may be a little excessive, but that's the only exercise present where you get a chance to really build that foundation of muscular endurance in that way.
@@NathanaelMorton ok thanks
JUMP! Love the passion man, ya gained a subscriber.
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Great honest review. Subbed
Hey man, love the content. These are awesome. What is your current height and vertical?
JUMP, appreciate it!
jesus the never ending hi hat in the background
Thanks for the review...much appreciated.
"JUMP"
I really appreciate that program, after 2 surgery on my right knee I lost some abilities...
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Jump! Used to have a 45+ inch vert, now its my son's turn, but I'm doing some KOT work to be able to play with him after my 5 knee surgeries. Cheers.
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Thanks for the content and info!
Yes love this! And he does have UA-cam but it’s private I think
Thanks brother!
JUMP!!!! 🚀
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Great review, much appreciated
Love this! 👌
'jump'
Yeah yeah I want the free program
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@@NathanaelMorton thanks a lot man
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? Like this? 😂
Bro I’m as lost as you I want to jump program 😭😭
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@@NathanaelMorton thank you!!
Excellent review 👍🏻
Thanks man, lots a great info
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ayy im early :)
So inspirational 🥺
First time seeing you Nathanael and I subscribed. "JUMP"
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Very thorough and thoughtful
JUMP! I never jumped really high and can't wait to increase my vertical and dunk again after several ankles injuries
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Awesome review
Great review
Imagine if we could take all of this back to 8th grade / 9th grade. I had a 37" vertical, could dunk two-handed off two feet when I was in the 8th grade (5'11" or so then) and then the injuries came because nobody had a gd clue about anything back then. I feel like the people that stayed injury-free were just genetically gifted somehow, but it probably caught up with them at some point. Athletes today are in a golden age of training resources.
Nice program and explanations
#jump. I’m 40. I could dunk a basketball at 5’9 in high school. Now I’m 6 inches short of the rim. I want to start playing ball again and getting some athleticism back. Thanks for the video.
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"Jump"
Curious about the program and its effectiveness, this review gave me serious interest in trying it out
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Man I just love your mentallity, you show so much modesty and desire to learn, I love it ! Keep it up
He's on UA-cam
you are sharp bro.
JUMP! I wanna get up to the sky like you.
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Thank you so much!!! Great Video!
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JUMP. Thanks for the video. Great info
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“JUMP”, appreciate it bro
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So basically you’re plugging your own system ?
Hey I was skeptical of this video coming in thinking it would be a plug for something else but you broke down a lot of programs I think this one may be the best for me as I have knee and back pain and it seems to answer a lot of the problems I have. Great vid.
2 years later Did it help ??
@@simeon8967
Honestly. “Kind of” but that is because of my own failures to do it consistently. However every time I do get into a groove or do the program I see positive results
how would I transition from this program to another?
Holaaaaa!! Did I hear free bodyweight vertical jump program? Yes please brother
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Really like you content
Hope i can learn more and finally vê able to dunk
Thank you for that!
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Thank u very much
Ill do my best every day to show my apretiation for this act u show me
Since here in Portugal we r in lockdown because of the covid-19 ill everything in my power to be the best i can be
ive had too many back injuries so this guy's angle appeals to me
JUMP. interesting Video. Thanks
"Jump"
I use to do a sanding box jump at 56 inches. But, now I'm old and fat. But, I'm about to start training again and get back at it.
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JUMP. Hope i can try out your program
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This came out on my birthday wow
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Thanks!
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Does the program include total body work? Obviously it has knee exercises but does it do core, shoulders, arms, ankle, feet, etc??
5:57 i am a big fan of what atg brings to the table but from what i can see here it was completely pointless having the weight if it stays at the center of gravity the whole time. i think someone would benefit more from a weight vest so that the weight is actually being applied to the movement.
thank you
I would get the kneesovertoes guy workout plan but I’m so naturally unflexable it would probably take me a year just to maybe pass his standards. I don’t think I could ever actually do his full split squat
Yo i got a question. When i do the knee workouts they tend to hurt. Is that bad? Should i keep going?
"More vertical inches"....sure....are we talking baseketball? Sounds like something else!
Hey Nathanael, I wanted to ask you if you can do a review of the Elite Athlete Program from The Lost Breed that I bought ?
Isiah did kneesovertoes guys workouts and his knee pain got worse, he also used to suffer from osgood schlatter, which affects the knees and as such has a bit of info on knee pain. I personally don't agree with kneesovertoes guys stuff. For me it doesn't really make sense to stretch as much as he recomends as static stretching has shown to negatively affect weight performance and vertical jump. His whole knees over toes idea where he stretches the achilles doesn't really make sense either as some of the best high jumpers in the world, like stefan holm, have been shown to have achilles tendons 3-4 times stiffer than a control groups and would stretching not affect that stiffness negatively? I believe the reason why people have such great results with knees over toes is because of the slow progressive nature and relative lack of volume, meaning people have more time for their bodies to adapt. In their own workouts they might try progress too fast and other beginner mistakes. pls argue with me
Jump - 16 with bad knee problems, two bucket handle meniscus repair at the age of 14 and 15, ACL fray and LCL sprain in the left knee. I’d really appreciate it if I could get into the program for free!
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People are getting crazy about Kneesovertoesguy's unique methods. Clearly those people didn't know about Ido Portal, the MASTER of movement. Ido Portal will testify how legit Kneesovertoesguy is
Hello, I saw you have program for knees. Can I know more about it? Can I do that program with patellar tendonitis?
'JUMP' thank you
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Would love to tryout the bodyweight training so "JUMP"
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Thanks you so much, I appreciate it!!
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Brother do a session of hard yoga,you will be surprised how hard it is and how strong you get in those poses.
Paul far it’s never said to not stretch he just said there is a time and a place
Your conclusion is literally subscribing to what pjf says if I really look at his content
Have you done the project pure athlete program, have you seen it or reviewed it before?
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Thanks for the review. Very helpful!
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IMHO... There is a direct correlation between flexibility and vertical jump. To be able to perform any activity the muscles antagonistic to that movement need to be relaxed and flexible so as NOT to restrict the performance of the movement. By that logic, flexibility would directly correlate for maximum performance and efficiency. 🤷🏻♂️
And the video finally starts after 5 freakin mins
Lol my bad. Too much rambling.
JUMP!!! Mahalo from Hawaii
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He does have a youtube channel.
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Thanks for the good content
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