No one is mentioning how the way the arrows are animated and rotate is one of the most helpful visual cues that not many fitness youtubers use (or use well). They make the already solid content so much easier to understand.
hey, first of all, really great video! For me personally pnf and passive stretching did not work that much. I actually saw significant progress when I started treating my flexibility training like actual strength training. I mainly used the leg adductor machine you have in most gyms and did reps of those trying to open my legs as far as possible and then contracting. I now have the full middle splits after years of unsuccessful training (with not high enough intensity). I think by strengthening the muscles (for me the adductors) in the end range of the middle split our body realizes it is a save position to be in + I don't really need to do a big warm up to get into my splits (I think that is also due to actually having control in the range).
I really wish every influencer was articulate as you. The trend is to talk in a medium-to-high voice, adopt a slightly higher word pace, and pretend that you know what a science is, haha.
My tight hamstrings and inner thighs have been preventing me from achieving certain yoga poses, particularly pancake. I've been working on it for weeks with little progress, but this video has been incredibly helpful. The visual cues with the arrows showing how each muscle should be engaged are exactly what I needed.
What is the brand of the shorts Coach! They look good and thanks for the very useful video. On other words I am at flexibility frustration mode, making very very small progress at pancake training with my trainer pushing me on our 1-1 but when I train alone, whilst I feel it in y hamstrings I just cannot seem to get that deep :( help!
They’re ASRV. They opened up a store recently in La and I’m really loving their stuff actually! Making pancake progress can be hard especially due to the nature of the position it becomes hard to push yourself. See if you can attach a cable pulley at the gym at the very lowest position. Grab the handle, walk back a bit, sit down and let it pull you forward into a flat pancake. I liked that one a lot for working a long. A wider variety of exercises or more specific training can also help. There are lots of ways to break through. Stay consistent. You got this
Great video. Pancake was always the most useful progression for me. Even now I still always do pancake before middle splits. I do an oversplit pancake before a middle split oversplit. It has always been the most useful entry for me, with the least amount of injuries. I understand the benefits of PNF, but over the years I've picked up injuries because of it. It's too easy to be aggressive. I prefer other ways of increasing strength in the extended range, including resistance bands, long lunges and Cossacks etc.
Yes, you’re 100% right. One has to be responsible with PNF stretches! And let’s be honest: you can get injured doing pretty much anything if you try hard enough
@@CoachBachmann Agreed. I think the one thing that is difficult with PNF is judging the amount of effort required. How much is enough, and how much is too much? Finding that balance is the difference between getting great results with PNF, and having to take a few weeks off to recover from a strain. 😀 But as you say, you can get injured from anything. 😀
@@CoachBachmann I've been working on it for a couple of months, taking it very slowly to reduce the risk of injury. Additionally, I incorporate calisthenics into my routine, so flexibility is crucial. 😃 👍🏻
I can see your point. This is of course much easier when you are younger but have a browse through my website you will find athletes who didn’t start stretching until their 30s or 40s and got their splits. I’m sure even here in the comment section a lot of people got their middle split at a higher age.
You only demonstrating how U can do pancake and split, and not really give new information of how a normal person can achieve what u achieved. Disappointing, to much bragging in this video
I have a problem with the hip mobility. I don't feel any stretch when I try to rotate my hip, but only bone resistance. Like for my right ankle, which don't make progress compared to my left.
Thank you for motivation!! I need to be patient, my progress is so slow.. I keep feeling pain on the outside of my hips, I wonder if it’s just my skeletal structure.. I will keep practicing
Definitely stay patient, consistent and focused. Developing flexibility takes time! Make sure you always warm up extra well and stay very strict with your form. This will usually help with the pain on the outside of the hips!
Man. If I could answer this question without lying I'd be the smartest flex coach in the world. Unfortunately, it is really impossible to say. There are simply too many variables involved. I think a problem is seeing the flat split as a definite goal. I know this sounds lame but focusing on constant improvements would be more beneficial. Improve form, improve static hold times, etc. This will be significantly more fun as you won't feel plateaued when things might not move quite as fast as you expected.
Saludos. Gracias or tan excelenete explicación sobre los estiramientos de piernas. Pregunto: Cuantas veces hay que estirar los musculos de las piernas a la semana ? y dos Cauntos minutos hay que estirar las piernas y su dirabilidad. Mis saludos y Mis respeto Desde venezuela. Hilario Carmona. Gracias. Muy amable ***** Greetings. Thank you for such an excellent explanation about leg stretches. I ask: How many times should you stretch your leg muscles a week? and two minutes you have to stretch your legs and their maneuverability. My greetings and my respect from Venezuela. Hilario Carmona. Thank you. Very kind *****
Thanks for your videos but I am women and 65 years old, I try to make plates, yoga. Your action iş very nice, usefull, I like.Please make slowly and step by step.Loves from Turkey
Following the bill wallace méthode since 1990, i did that during 30 years. But à 54 years old, the tendon of the harmstring get split ! And now is médical treatment on medical treatment !
"The anatomical structure of your hips is not what is holding you back. What's holding you back is your unwillingness to buy my program" - every fitness guru on the Internet - 4:35 elevated pankake w/ yoga blocks 6:27 slow dynamic passive stretches; 2-to-4 sets: side lounge, frog w/ sliders, frog squats v wall 7:46 PNF 9:25 Frog PNF 9:47 standing hamstring PNF 11:00 active stretch (fire hydrant) Sequence: 14:29 dynamic: standing pancake slides (toes point forward, horizontal torso); cossack swap (toes point otward, vertical torso); squatting pike warmup 14:50 static: runner's stretch; side runner stretch slides; 15:15 PNF: frog; 15:25 dynamic: elevated pancake reps 15:30 static: middle split on back v wall Anyway, no advice on warming up before anything -_-. Why am I not surprised?
Actually that is not what I said haha I said it’s cuz you’re not actually training and then I go ahead and explain how you can train with multiple progressions. For free… but while we are on the topic. Please do go buy my program. End of the month is coming up. Coach’s gotta pay rent ;)
Well, very well proportioned coach with excellent flexibility. But this info delivered here was aimed at only for top notch trainers. The advice given did not open to me all. 😰 And been doing sports, including stretching long time! Haha.
Everyone has tight legs my friend. You have to warm up well and work your way up to deeper stretches. Things take time! You can not expect to get flexible fast. If you are in pain do less intense stretches.
Just wondering because i can’t do the full Asian squat. It’s impossible to get the middle splits right? Somebody who can Asian squat might not eh able to do the middle splits. Is there such a case one can do the middle splits but cannot Asian squat?
This is so cool, I don't even know if I should like this video, if everyone knew this, attaining a Middle Split would be hardly impressive anymore, would it? - Just kidding :P But honestly: I have seldom found good instructions for stretching, and this video puts the bar really high...
I can comfortably do a mid split but I would like to get deeper i.e. Bring the hips at least to the same line or forwards over the legs. What is the exercise u suggest?
If you’re flat it’s easy to go further. Simply keep doing what you did to get here but do more and go more intense. Elevate 1 foot and work your way down
Day 1: Suggested training in the last, started from today, moments ago writing this msg, let's see.. As usual, felt locked while trying frog pose. Mentioned that in early video too. Not able to rotate my femur joint while doing pancake not even in elevated position. Am I the only one experience above?
Hey, no. You are not at all the only one experiencing this. It is quite normal that at first nothing is moving. Give it time and try to stay consistent! Focus especially on dynamic stretches. Your hips will open up. I promise!
Do you have a vid planned for how you get the trapezoid/rectangle body you have? I got like a 26” waist but broad shoulder so I look more like a dorito but wanna be thicc like u
Should have seen me as a kid and you probably wouldn’t say that ;) but you know what. Hitting me with the genetics line is like hitting me with the roids line. You’re separating me from the masses saying I got so good I must be cheating. Thank you! I appreciate the love ;)
Great! New to me: the knees should follow the head/shoulders. My middle-split target has always been to be able to slide into it coming from a straight up standing position, knees pointing forward, torso upright. I am going to guess that your definition leads to a healthier split and I'll try that out.
What you aim for is doable. In a way it's what I do at around 12:35 with my Frenchie. Just that my knees are pointing upwards. In order for the knees to point forward you would have to arch your lower back quite a bit. I would not necessarily recommend training for that right away as it adds additional variables into the mix
I know. the whole family came together here. Even the frenchie had to pay her dues ;) but to be fair. Idk if my views would drop if I wore a shirt. I’m surely not planning to find out haha
I recommend training with your upper body parallel to the floor (supported on forearms) with the knees pointing in the direction of the head. Inside of the ankles on the floor. Does that make sends? This would be exactly the same as the frog stretch just with locked knees. That is the only way you should really be stretching your middle split
If you’ve been trying for that long chances are high your approach might not be the best. Maybe your choice of exercises or intensity is not right. Reach out! We can set up a consultation call and see what is going on!
Mh. That is a deep question haha I don’t think perfection exists. Everyone considers something else to be perfect. Anyone who approaches their idea of perfection shifts this idea and automatically subconsciously makes it more unattainable. I work every day for physical and mental balance but I’m still far from perfect in my eyes ;)
Hey, sounds to me like your outer glutes are not conditioned for this. Start training slowly. Raise pressure on your legs and hips slowly over time. Do not rush
Hey, I actually have a middle split follow along routine and I am absolutely planning on releasing more in the near future. Have a look here: ua-cam.com/video/AOZa5Kzxbak/v-deo.html
I have a question. Once you learn and master split, does the ability stay with you (almost) forever, or do the muscles close up quickly if you stop stretching regularly?
Yes and no. It depends a bit on your body type and for how long you’ve had your split. I’ve been working on my flexibility for a long time and I have been fairly flexible for years. My splits won’t go away as long as I stretch lightly for once or twice a week. That being said things would change if I would start running marathons or start squatting/deadlifting very heavy
I would recommend training middle splits when you first get started twice a week. Once used to the training you can go and train every second day or even up to 5x per week
It’s summer in downtown LA and the air con was broken. Plus I spend all my money on my frenchie so I wouldn’t be able to afford aircon or a shirt anyway
Get it!! Keep us posted about your progress! And yes. My Frenchie had a tuff morning. First she had to come to the studio, then I wouldn’t play with her as I had to film and on top of that she was being used as a prop. Tuff times haha
hard to listen and confused keeps jumping back and forth and the message is confused. Valid points but you got to keep repeating bits in order to get the message
I started with rhe handstand video and the kick up video, the came to this video. The arrow explanation of the middle splitt opened a new door for me to progress through. That was a good que 🙂 you have worked hard at your skills and your videoes are a statement of your hard work. And its free for everyone. So thank you for the hours you spent on this. It will help allot of people with their goals 🎉 @choachbachmann
No one is mentioning how the way the arrows are animated and rotate is one of the most helpful visual cues that not many fitness youtubers use (or use well). They make the already solid content so much easier to understand.
Thank you!!! The arrows are a bit of work so honestly hearing That you like them is sick!!
Ok no no@@CoachBachmann
hey, first of all, really great video! For me personally pnf and passive stretching did not work that much. I actually saw significant progress when I started treating my flexibility training like actual strength training. I mainly used the leg adductor machine you have in most gyms and did reps of those trying to open my legs as far as possible and then contracting.
I now have the full middle splits after years of unsuccessful training (with not high enough intensity). I think by strengthening the muscles (for me the adductors) in the end range of the middle split our body realizes it is a save position to be in + I don't really need to do a big warm up to get into my splits (I think that is also due to actually having control in the range).
The level of information coach provides is always top tier 🔥
Thank you!! I try my best to provide you guys with all the tools you could need!
you got a charismatic way of speaking and teaching. Thanks for sharing this.
Awww. Thank you! I appreciate it!!
I really wish every influencer was articulate as you. The trend is to talk in a medium-to-high voice, adopt a slightly higher word pace, and pretend that you know what a science is, haha.
awww. Thanks! Haha very true tho. I am still working on my high pitched voice. Unfortunately, it is not quite there just yet ;)
My tight hamstrings and inner thighs have been preventing me from achieving certain yoga poses, particularly pancake. I've been working on it for weeks with little progress, but this video has been incredibly helpful. The visual cues with the arrows showing how each muscle should be engaged are exactly what I needed.
So happy to hear that this is helping you! Thank you! Keep stretching and stay focused. You’ll get there
Great video, thank you so much!
Thank you brother. I will practice it.❤
You’re welcome! Happy training. Let me know how it goes!
Your physique is simply on another level.
Haha thank you!! Appreciate it!
Pubic bone on the floor!!! This is an OMG moment!!😃 YES!!
Glad I can help! How close to your Middle Split are you now?
Your dog is so adorable
Yeah she’s the light of my life!!
What is the brand of the shorts Coach! They look good and thanks for the very useful video. On other words I am at flexibility frustration mode, making very very small progress at pancake training with my trainer pushing me on our 1-1 but when I train alone, whilst I feel it in y hamstrings I just cannot seem to get that deep :( help!
They’re ASRV. They opened up a store recently in La and I’m really loving their stuff actually!
Making pancake progress can be hard especially due to the nature of the position it becomes hard to push yourself. See if you can attach a cable pulley at the gym at the very lowest position. Grab the handle, walk back a bit, sit down and let it pull you forward into a flat pancake. I liked that one a lot for working a long. A wider variety of exercises or more specific training can also help. There are lots of ways to break through. Stay consistent. You got this
Thanks again, you gave me some advice that I Definitely needed!!🙌🏿😊🧘🏾♂️💚🐲
You are so welcome! Keep it up!
Great video. Pancake was always the most useful progression for me. Even now I still always do pancake before middle splits. I do an oversplit pancake before a middle split oversplit. It has always been the most useful entry for me, with the least amount of injuries.
I understand the benefits of PNF, but over the years I've picked up injuries because of it. It's too easy to be aggressive. I prefer other ways of increasing strength in the extended range, including resistance bands, long lunges and Cossacks etc.
Yes, you’re 100% right. One has to be responsible with PNF stretches! And let’s be honest: you can get injured doing pretty much anything if you try hard enough
@@CoachBachmann Agreed. I think the one thing that is difficult with PNF is judging the amount of effort required. How much is enough, and how much is too much? Finding that balance is the difference between getting great results with PNF, and having to take a few weeks off to recover from a strain. 😀
But as you say, you can get injured from anything. 😀
Very useful information! Thank you. 👍🏻
Nice! Glad you like it! For how long have you been working on your middle split?
@@CoachBachmann
I've been working on it for a couple of months, taking it very slowly to reduce the risk of injury. Additionally, I incorporate calisthenics into my routine, so flexibility is crucial. 😃 👍🏻
@@_John_Hunter absolutely! Sounds like you have it figured out! What calisthenics goals are you working on at the moment?
@@CoachBachmann Currently, I'm focusing on mastering the handstand push-up and the full planche. Making good progress so far.
Won't ever happen unless you're age 1 to 16! He's lying to u morans!
I can see your point. This is of course much easier when you are younger but have a browse through my website you will find athletes who didn’t start stretching until their 30s or 40s and got their splits. I’m sure even here in the comment section a lot of people got their middle split at a higher age.
i'm 40 and my middle splits is below 3 yoga blocks and i see i'm progressing over time. be consistent and you'll get middle split.
you're a Jean Claude Van Damme
Maybe I’m his long lost son?! ;)
I love dynamic stretches! Long passive ones just leave me feeling really sleepy.
You only demonstrating how U can do pancake and split, and not really give new information of how a normal person can achieve what u achieved. Disappointing, to much bragging in this video
I have a problem with the hip mobility. I don't feel any stretch when I try to rotate my hip, but only bone resistance. Like for my right ankle, which don't make progress compared to my left.
Same here 😢
thanks for sharng. very informative. just subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
Thank you for motivation!! I need to be patient, my progress is so slow.. I keep feeling pain on the outside of my hips, I wonder if it’s just my skeletal structure.. I will keep practicing
Definitely stay patient, consistent and focused. Developing flexibility takes time! Make sure you always warm up extra well and stay very strict with your form. This will usually help with the pain on the outside of the hips!
Excellent tutorial sir it helps 👍🏻
So from novice to split, how long, I know varies from person to person, but just an educated guess?
Man. If I could answer this question without lying I'd be the smartest flex coach in the world. Unfortunately, it is really impossible to say. There are simply too many variables involved. I think a problem is seeing the flat split as a definite goal. I know this sounds lame but focusing on constant improvements would be more beneficial. Improve form, improve static hold times, etc. This will be significantly more fun as you won't feel plateaued when things might not move quite as fast as you expected.
Beauty Thanks so much. Never seen someone talk with knowledge like that about middle split as you.
Would appreciate pancake tutorial as well.
Hey. Thanks!! I appreciate the love! I’ll put the pancake tutorial on the list!
Saludos. Gracias or tan excelenete explicación sobre los estiramientos de piernas.
Pregunto: Cuantas veces hay que estirar los musculos de las piernas a la semana ? y dos Cauntos minutos hay que estirar las piernas y su dirabilidad.
Mis saludos y Mis respeto Desde venezuela.
Hilario Carmona.
Gracias. Muy amable
*****
Greetings. Thank you for such an excellent explanation about leg stretches.
I ask: How many times should you stretch your leg muscles a week? and two minutes you have to stretch your legs and their maneuverability.
My greetings and my respect from Venezuela.
Hilario Carmona.
Thank you. Very kind
*****
I am commenting here before watching the whole video because I know that you guide us in best possible way thanks 🙏
I appreciate the love and trust! Now get back to class and finish the video ;)
हिन्दी मे सर बोले
Thanks for your videos but I am women and 65 years old, I try to make plates, yoga. Your action iş very nice, usefull, I like.Please make slowly and step by step.Loves from Turkey
This is top notch content. You deserve a million subscribers. Can i ask how you edit your videos witg the arrow annotations?
Thank you!! Soon it’ll be a million! We edit the videos in after effects
Excellent.
Following the bill wallace méthode since 1990, i did that during 30 years. But à 54 years old, the tendon of the harmstring get split ! And now is médical treatment on medical treatment !
"The anatomical structure of your hips is not what is holding you back. What's holding you back is your unwillingness to buy my program"
- every fitness guru on the Internet -
4:35 elevated pankake w/ yoga blocks
6:27 slow dynamic passive stretches; 2-to-4 sets: side lounge, frog w/ sliders, frog squats v wall
7:46 PNF
9:25 Frog PNF
9:47 standing hamstring PNF
11:00 active stretch (fire hydrant)
Sequence:
14:29 dynamic: standing pancake slides (toes point forward, horizontal torso); cossack swap (toes point otward, vertical torso); squatting pike warmup
14:50 static: runner's stretch; side runner stretch slides;
15:15 PNF: frog;
15:25 dynamic: elevated pancake reps
15:30 static: middle split on back v wall
Anyway, no advice on warming up before anything -_-. Why am I not surprised?
Actually that is not what I said haha I said it’s cuz you’re not actually training and then I go ahead and explain how you can train with multiple progressions. For free… but while we are on the topic. Please do go buy my program. End of the month is coming up. Coach’s gotta pay rent ;)
😂😂😂😂😂😂 @@CoachBachmann
Spelt your name wrong. Lucas Terrible 😂
@@waffle_chair9269 You spelled "spelled" wrong 🤭
Well, very well proportioned coach with excellent flexibility.
But this info delivered here was aimed at only for top notch trainers. The advice given did not open to me all. 😰
And been doing sports, including stretching long time! Haha.
Mannn, seeing you do those splits you're making me have "thoughts", lol 😂❤🎉
NON MALE (NOT BAD).
My legs hurts the most and i stop there sir.. middle splits seems always impossible to me because of my tight legs
Everyone has tight legs my friend. You have to warm up well and work your way up to deeper stretches. Things take time! You can not expect to get flexible fast. If you are in pain do less intense stretches.
@12:24 I will have to call animal abuse on you for holding your dog like that? 😆 Joke. Great info here.
I couldn't turn my knees in the pancake but by the end of the video they are wiggling!
Just wondering because i can’t do the full Asian squat. It’s impossible to get the middle splits right?
Somebody who can Asian squat might not eh able to do the middle splits. Is there such a case one can do the middle splits but cannot Asian squat?
Also - being a PowerBottom helps
Woo
LETS GOOOO I CAN FINALLY BE AN ELITE ATHLETE AND DO THE SPLITS
@@bakerm. BRING THE ENERGY!!! Let’s gooooooo
This man is amazing at what he does.
This man is thankful ;)
Sir me bhut koisis krta hu lekin mere pure per nhi khulte farnt ke to pure kul jate h
Kya kru
Hindi me bola kro
Thank you superb video
subsribed instantly
Thank you
This is so cool, I don't even know if I should like this video, if everyone knew this, attaining a Middle Split would be hardly impressive anymore, would it? - Just kidding :P
But honestly: I have seldom found good instructions for stretching, and this video puts the bar really high...
Haha thanks for that! Glad you enjoy the video
I can comfortably do a mid split but I would like to get deeper i.e. Bring the hips at least to the same line or forwards over the legs. What is the exercise u suggest?
If you’re flat it’s easy to go further. Simply keep doing what you did to get here but do more and go more intense. Elevate 1 foot and work your way down
Day 1: Suggested training in the last, started from today, moments ago writing this msg, let's see..
As usual, felt locked while trying frog pose. Mentioned that in early video too.
Not able to rotate my femur joint while doing pancake not even in elevated position.
Am I the only one experience above?
Hey, no. You are not at all the only one experiencing this. It is quite normal that at first nothing is moving. Give it time and try to stay consistent! Focus especially on dynamic stretches. Your hips will open up. I promise!
This video is top tier!
Thank you!
🇹🇷❤️
Thank you!!
Why would I do that 😮
That pug though 😂😂😂❤
Haha don’t call her that to her face. She’s a French bull dog and she will find you and she will give you attitude ;)
@@CoachBachmann oh I'm sorry I thought that's her race. She is the cutest though 😆😆😍
@@ملتقىدجلةوالفرات I’ll tell her……. She says she forgives you. She must be in a good mood.
✨🪷🧘♂️🙏
Do you have a vid planned for how you get the trapezoid/rectangle body you have? I got like a 26” waist but broad shoulder so I look more like a dorito but wanna be thicc like u
We will get more into bodybuilding and bodyweight body building in the near future!
Splitmaxxing
🙂🙂
:)
Frenchie!!
The light of my life!
Genetics!
Should have seen me as a kid and you probably wouldn’t say that ;) but you know what. Hitting me with the genetics line is like hitting me with the roids line. You’re separating me from the masses saying I got so good I must be cheating. Thank you! I appreciate the love ;)
Good
Thanks
Great! New to me: the knees should follow the head/shoulders. My middle-split target has always been to be able to slide into it coming from a straight up standing position, knees pointing forward, torso upright. I am going to guess that your definition leads to a healthier split and I'll try that out.
What you aim for is doable. In a way it's what I do at around 12:35 with my Frenchie. Just that my knees are pointing upwards. In order for the knees to point forward you would have to arch your lower back quite a bit. I would not necessarily recommend training for that right away as it adds additional variables into the mix
Doing the same video clothed and seeing drop in views of about 70%. That tells a lot about what really drive attention.
I know. the whole family came together here. Even the frenchie had to pay her dues ;) but to be fair. Idk if my views would drop if I wore a shirt. I’m surely not planning to find out haha
Awesome. Thanks coach.
You’re welcome !!
Coach is a beast
Thx bro
Do you recommend more doing the side split with toes pointing up (like you do) than with toes pointing forward like I saw in many other tutorials?
I recommend training with your upper body parallel to the floor (supported on forearms) with the knees pointing in the direction of the head. Inside of the ankles on the floor. Does that make sends? This would be exactly the same as the frog stretch just with locked knees. That is the only way you should really be stretching your middle split
I've been trying to do a split for 20 years. I'm never going to be able to do any of this
If you’ve been trying for that long chances are high your approach might not be the best. Maybe your choice of exercises or intensity is not right. Reach out! We can set up a consultation call and see what is going on!
Are you near of perfect physically or mentally?
Mh. That is a deep question haha I don’t think perfection exists. Everyone considers something else to be perfect. Anyone who approaches their idea of perfection shifts this idea and automatically subconsciously makes it more unattainable. I work every day for physical and mental balance but I’m still far from perfect in my eyes ;)
I like your video,,, but I love your French bulldog
She’s the best isn’t she!!
What if your outer glutes spasm when trying to open as wide as possible sitting upright on the floor?
Hey, sounds to me like your outer glutes are not conditioned for this. Start training slowly. Raise pressure on your legs and hips slowly over time. Do not rush
Beyond
Were you a dancer or a gymnast by any chance? You’re strong yet so graceful!
Maybe a bit of both and a few other things ;) thank you!!
Hai.. its very difficult for me i am 41 years old. Can i do it😊
Sure you can! You will have to stay dedicated and focused but I know that you can do it
mercy
Hola porque no haces la rutina de los mejores ejercicios para uno hacerla contigo
Hey, I actually have a middle split follow along routine and I am absolutely planning on releasing more in the near future. Have a look here:
ua-cam.com/video/AOZa5Kzxbak/v-deo.html
I have a question. Once you learn and master split, does the ability stay with you (almost) forever, or do the muscles close up quickly if you stop stretching regularly?
Yes and no. It depends a bit on your body type and for how long you’ve had your split. I’ve been working on my flexibility for a long time and I have been fairly flexible for years. My splits won’t go away as long as I stretch lightly for once or twice a week. That being said things would change if I would start running marathons or start squatting/deadlifting very heavy
@@CoachBachmann Thank you. It is very helpful!
Porque no traduces en español
De hecho, estoy trabajando para tener un canal doblado al español para finales de este año donde todos los videos estarán en español.
Brilliant
MUST BE A FORMER BALLET DANCER ?
I’m flattered haha but not quite. Thx
How often do you do the routine?
I would recommend training middle splits when you first get started twice a week. Once used to the training you can go and train every second day or even up to 5x per week
Good efforts and knowledge Coach!
What do you think of Pilates workouts ? plan to cover them in details if possible c
I think Pilates is absolutely incredible and if everyone would go to Pilates classes the world would be a healthier place!
Have you been?
I’m preparing a schedule to go through this week , not sure how many workouts i can fit through 45 mins
This is so informative!! Thank you!!
Thanks for watching. Glad you like it!!
🤩🔝
Thank you
why is he shirtless? 🤣
It’s summer in downtown LA and the air con was broken. Plus I spend all my money on my frenchie so I wouldn’t be able to afford aircon or a shirt anyway
He's showing his gains, that's what the video about, it's more commercial video than educational
Started my mid splits journey this week. What awesome timing - going to follow this guidance 100%
12:55 --> had to time stamp the frustrated bit
Get it!! Keep us posted about your progress! And yes. My Frenchie had a tuff morning. First she had to come to the studio, then I wouldn’t play with her as I had to film and on top of that she was being used as a prop. Tuff times haha
@@CoachBachmann I will do :)
Did you get it?
@@karnam7444 hell no, still many months to go 😅but there is progress
Okey. How old are you ?
How old do you think I am?!
@@CoachBachmann have no idea. 49?
The dog lollll
She’s the light of my life!
great advice
Thank you!!
The best!
Thank you!!
Please do not speak very much
Why?
Cuz it’s dope?!
hard to listen and confused keeps jumping back and forth and the message is confused. Valid points but you got to keep repeating bits in order to get the message
Sorry to hear you had a negative experience. I will try to be more straight forward and to the point next time
I started with rhe handstand video and the kick up video, the came to this video. The arrow explanation of the middle splitt opened a new door for me to progress through. That was a good que 🙂 you have worked hard at your skills and your videoes are a statement of your hard work. And its free for everyone.
So thank you for the hours you spent on this. It will help allot of people with their goals 🎉 @choachbachmann
Followed btw 😊
Thank you so much! Very happy to hear that you are enjoying the video :)