Great Video Auden, it's important to get the message about risk management out. You have a good teacher; I have done many push-ups & jogged kilometers with him back in 1995! J. Ogg
Nice, I've been watching armwrestling for about 8 months, and hear people talk about keeping your arm inside your body, and I had a rough idea of what they meant by that, but it was really nice to have a very clear and concise description of what that actually means. This was great! I'd love if you did a series just kind of going over armwrestling terms, and techniques and stuff.
When people talk about elbow inside the body they're also talking about keeping the elbow in line with your belly button. If you place your elbow on your belly button, you can sorta understand the position. You won't be able to do that on the table, but just think about getting your arm in line with your belly button when it's on the pad as well.
Love the message here Auden and I appreciate how positive and articulate you are all the time, you have a great energy. I personally wonder how close you are to beating your big bro Milo these days, since you have direct access to table time with your dad and his home training equipment and Milo’s been away a lot since starting college…gotta be getting pretty close! Keep up the good work buddy!💪🏼
Thanks coach! You already have a good ability to communicate a digestible amount of data. I'll just float this out there but one day you could be the Ryron and Rener of armwrestling.
if your hand is high to begin with, so with established rise, and if you have strong supination and/or cup, it is much easier to put your whole effort into the press. But if your hand is not that good, a lot of pressure may go through your arm.
Very useful info and very well communicated. I had no idea about this a few months back and completely screwed up my elbow for months after a single session.
Really great content. Well explained and articulated at a very good understanding level for beginer to top level. True 101 to the point, explained, visualized. Devon did good on this one. Nice of Kent Clark to make a cameo
My biggest fear about giving this ago was breaking my arm and countless searches later and no clear video about it, this my friend is crystal clear, thanks a million
I had a really bad case of golfers elbow. Right when it happened I heard a loud snap and my tendons around the medial epicondyle has never been as strong anymore. Keep preaching safety
This is exactly why people should stop trying to imitate Todd Hutchings. I think his shorter arm and forearm make him an anomaly and an exception in this respect
I agree. Hutchings is incredible, but part of that is that he is strong in a very dangerous way to pull. It's honestly not efficient technique, and there are healthier ways to train/pull.
This is a good video and I think before anyone attempts arm wrestling, even with friends, they should know this. The problem is, people arm wrestle with friends because it seems so effortless and easy to do, just about anywhere. The unfortunate reality of that, is that both are more than likely oblivious to the quick injury they came put one or the other through if they aren't pulling properly. I'm guilty of this myself. Pulling friends while myself and them clueless on wtf we were doing, lol. Nowadays with a bit more knowledge, I can try to advise them before we mess around anymore. The thing is, they're also not quite getting the point immediately. I feel like you either learn over time, or unfortunately, learn through experience.
Brah bro homeyyy...you my friend look just like your mother! Its freaky to see lol. Good video, I always wondered how you guys pull like this all day without snapping your shit. When I watch your dad's stuff he's always telling ppl to keep there eyes on the hands too, figured that had something to do with safety too, maybe.
Dude, did you know you got the same injury John Brzenk got when he was young? He said in an interview with Larry that helped him because he got stronger after that injury. You're bound to be a champion like your dad.
When I was young and didn’t know any of this I remember arm wrestling with friends, my elbow always hurt like hell after and while pulling. Still beat most of them even though I was the skinny guy but It scares me now thinking how close I was to breaking haha
I think more people need to just condition their elbow joint, by doing high repetitions of loading that spiral pressure. I never had any elbow pain, just a little shortly after conditioning.
Awesome video auden. Very informative and essential. But how come professional arm wrestlers like todzilla and even your Dad ( I’m a huge fan) get away from all that pressure as they are always in precarious positions of a potential arm break while applying intense side pressure all along? I believe years of experience have rendered their tendons and bone structure into steel!
That's definitely a huge part of it! The human body is amazing at adapting. Over the decades of stress from pulling and training, all their tendons, ligaments, and muscles are conditioned to take a LOT more pressure than the average man.
There's gotta be something related with genetic also, I can get away with a lot o side pressure pulling until I start felling something in the bone or ligaments, specially if I compare my self to my friends. I'm not stronger than them, but if we are in a deep hook and the hand is not contested, I can just go sideways without worrying to mutch about it. Also, I think is worth mentioning that that my upper arm is really short, that probably helps with it.
Instructions unclear. I now have two broken elbows and am typing this with my toes.
Great Video Auden, it's important to get the message about risk management out. You have a good teacher; I have done many push-ups & jogged kilometers with him back in 1995! J. Ogg
With more people getting into the sport of Arm Wrestling... I like this educational video!!!
Nice, I've been watching armwrestling for about 8 months, and hear people talk about keeping your arm inside your body, and I had a rough idea of what they meant by that, but it was really nice to have a very clear and concise description of what that actually means.
This was great!
I'd love if you did a series just kind of going over armwrestling terms, and techniques and stuff.
When people talk about elbow inside the body they're also talking about keeping the elbow in line with your belly button. If you place your elbow on your belly button, you can sorta understand the position. You won't be able to do that on the table, but just think about getting your arm in line with your belly button when it's on the pad as well.
Great job young man, and props to Milo for being a good bro 😎
milo the goat
@@yxngminge1157 dope name honestly
with all honesty. better video that any other from your dad! :)
agreed
Nah both him and his dad do quality videos 💪
Lol
No need to put down Devon to make a compliment
Idiotic comment ever 😂
love the vids and the energy you put into it! Keep em coming!
Love the message here Auden and I appreciate how positive and articulate you are all the time, you have a great energy. I personally wonder how close you are to beating your big bro Milo these days, since you have direct access to table time with your dad and his home training equipment and Milo’s been away a lot since starting college…gotta be getting pretty close! Keep up the good work buddy!💪🏼
I appreciate Milos exaggerated motions to animate what the pressures do, nice touch.
Watching your dad for years. Recently found out you had your own channel. Like your content. This one was pretty good!
Great video Auden and Milo.
2 chads in their natural habitat, you are naturally charismatic Auden... Keep up the good work. You have one more supporter.
Thanks coach! You already have a good ability to communicate a digestible amount of data. I'll just float this out there but one day you could be the Ryron and Rener of armwrestling.
Short yet so informative. Thank you . Hope I remember to follow this during a match
I watch so much armwrestling content and this is first one with easy explanation and images.
Great video and quite helpful. This is much-needed information. Thank you! Really appreciate it. 👍🙏
Thanks for the clear explanation. People always said side pressure bad but I really didn't know what that entailed.
Always afraid to pull a press because of that
if your hand is high to begin with, so with established rise, and if you have strong supination and/or cup, it is much easier to put your whole effort into the press. But if your hand is not that good, a lot of pressure may go through your arm.
Was already subsribed to Devon, now I'm also subbed to you. Keep up the good work man you're doing great!
Great video! Very informative! Keep em coming.
Very useful info and very well communicated. I had no idea about this a few months back and completely screwed up my elbow for months after a single session.
Really great content. Well explained and articulated at a very good understanding level for beginer to top level. True 101 to the point, explained, visualized. Devon did good on this one. Nice of Kent Clark to make a cameo
My biggest fear about giving this ago was breaking my arm and countless searches later and no clear video about it, this my friend is crystal clear, thanks a million
I had a really bad case of golfers elbow. Right when it happened I heard a loud snap and my tendons around the medial epicondyle has never been as strong anymore. Keep preaching safety
I don't think I've ever been shown this info so easily explained. Sweet 👍🤜
wow the amount you guys grew in 1 year is scary holy shit
The Larratt chin is legendary
Great video! I was pulling at work for fun when I first started, and I was joint locking my elbow, I am lucky nothing broke.
Puberty hit Auden like a truck
Auden Larrat, not only the client but also the President of learning from Arm Breaks … great lessons
Awesome vid, you're a natural in front of the camera, keep at it!
Clear and precise. Thanks for this.
We’ll spoken respectful young man well done
Excellent tutorial, thanks, and nicely done.
I really like your videos, thank you very much!
Thanks Auden for the tips 🫡🫡
Amazing video Auden !
I hope you keep doing content often, wish you the best
Thanks a lot bro, this was the main reason why arm wrestling scared me a bit, because of these inuries. but this video is really helpfull!
Great video guys! 😀 It's also important to teach how to reduce the risk of biceps tear 😉
I must say Auden is a fantastic speaker, Would have a great career in sportscasting or something alike
You just earned an subscriber, thanks for the reminder!
Bro u actually helped me a lot,I see that my mistake was to push while my elbow was open,thats why I had pain in elbow
thank you this will probably save me and my buddies health long-term
Good video Auden. Milo with some Clark Kent vibes, much like his father at times in the past ;)
This is very informative. Great 👍👍👍
P/s I love your video picture...so funny😅😅😅😅😅
Cool you got a channel going and thanks for these tips!
Epic vid young king 👑
Awesome, thanks Auden!
Logical thinking and explanation.
the way how auden looks like his mother and milo devon is very cool
Don’t see many safety vids!! Great job
If you use side pressure be sure to cup/pronate or do both depending on your lane
Great explanation thanks for the video
Good video, good teacher!
big bro got a look on his face that says lets get this over with lmao
Great video‼️ 💪🏽
Great vid...thank you!
i love that auden is stepping in the same shoes as his father
I love learning from other people's mistakes.
and thats something I didn't know, great video
This is exactly why people should stop trying to imitate Todd Hutchings. I think his shorter arm and forearm make him an anomaly and an exception in this respect
I agree. Hutchings is incredible, but part of that is that he is strong in a very dangerous way to pull. It's honestly not efficient technique, and there are healthier ways to train/pull.
ty. i remember getting injured before lol i just wanna avoid injuries and more on safety next time
This is a good video and I think before anyone attempts arm wrestling, even with friends, they should know this. The problem is, people arm wrestle with friends because it seems so effortless and easy to do, just about anywhere. The unfortunate reality of that, is that both are more than likely oblivious to the quick injury they came put one or the other through if they aren't pulling properly.
I'm guilty of this myself. Pulling friends while myself and them clueless on wtf we were doing, lol. Nowadays with a bit more knowledge, I can try to advise them before we mess around anymore. The thing is, they're also not quite getting the point immediately. I feel like you either learn over time, or unfortunately, learn through experience.
I always remember that outer sharp pain on the lower humerus when you overdo it. What is that called?
You guys are awesome
good video. I always hear them say look at your hand in those arm wrestling videos of random people on the street but I never understood why.
Auden, make that last little bit into a short bro!
Keep these coming great content
Perfect explanation
Your dad is so funny in his arguments/debates.. good video
damn imagine cloning yourself to teach us how to not get hurt. respect.
Great stuff 👍 Thanks 🤘
Great video!
Brah bro homeyyy...you my friend look just like your mother! Its freaky to see lol. Good video, I always wondered how you guys pull like this all day without snapping your shit. When I watch your dad's stuff he's always telling ppl to keep there eyes on the hands too, figured that had something to do with safety too, maybe.
I want Devon's and Milo's body parameters comparison (height, arm length, forearm length etc.)
You want? Arm wrestling will have weight classes. P.S I know they already do but you know what I mean.
Nice video auden
Dude, did you know you got the same injury John Brzenk got when he was young? He said in an interview with Larry that helped him because he got stronger after that injury. You're bound to be a champion like your dad.
Godspeed, thanks!
Someone had to make that video at some point. Thank you Larrat Jr.
Great video & information thanks for sharing 👍
Good job Auden Larate
Would love to see these guys are champions in 10+ years. Devon jr
this has to be a time machine video these dudes look like they are straight from 2003 highschool
Great stuff
Great content!!! 👌💪
Amazing video
Good teacher
good stuff auden
When I was young and didn’t know any of this I remember arm wrestling with friends, my elbow always hurt like hell after and while pulling. Still beat most of them even though I was the skinny guy but It scares me now thinking how close I was to breaking haha
i actually got injured few months ago and now accidentaly found this video. since i know how to avoid injury now im gonna try armwrestling again haha
I think more people need to just condition their elbow joint, by doing high repetitions of loading that spiral pressure. I never had any elbow pain, just a little shortly after conditioning.
Twist on the basics , love it , everyone can take something away from this .
Leonidas sent me Here. Helpfull video! Thank you!
Great job!!!👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦
Thank you.
Awesome video auden. Very informative and essential. But how come professional arm wrestlers like todzilla and even your Dad ( I’m a huge fan) get away from all that pressure as they are always in precarious positions of a potential arm break while applying intense side pressure all along? I believe years of experience have rendered their tendons and bone structure into steel!
That's definitely a huge part of it! The human body is amazing at adapting. Over the decades of stress from pulling and training, all their tendons, ligaments, and muscles are conditioned to take a LOT more pressure than the average man.
@@Trebolf all about keeping an eye on your ability and limitations. They can get away with it because they know their strengths and limitations
There's gotta be something related with genetic also, I can get away with a lot o side pressure pulling until I start felling something in the bone or ligaments, specially if I compare my self to my friends. I'm not stronger than them, but if we are in a deep hook and the hand is not contested, I can just go sideways without worrying to mutch about it. Also, I think is worth mentioning that that my upper arm is really short, that probably helps with it.
Thanks for the video can you make safety video series? 👍🏻
Thanks, useful
Didn't know Superman had a brother🔥💪
Good info!