Where to start if you're overweight, deconditioned or injured-choosing your weights

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  • Опубліковано 18 лис 2024

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  • @ThePaulaon1
    @ThePaulaon1 5 місяців тому +17

    This man's articulation and instructional skills are absolutely superb.

  • @PainterLady
    @PainterLady Рік тому +27

    You're THE only person that knows how to help us OVERWEIGHT and deconditioned people! I just signed up for 10.months with you❤

    • @MarkWildman
      @MarkWildman  Рік тому +16

      The goal is to help everyone love a better life

    • @PainterLady
      @PainterLady Рік тому +4

      @@MarkWildman ❤️

  • @cha53z
    @cha53z 10 місяців тому +18

    I was supposed to start my program in August but i was dealing with a lot of body aches, fear too and pain from bone spurs both ankles but finally! I started in November, it wasn't easy and i procrastinated a lot but as of 12/24/23. I COMPLETED MY FIRST CYCLE. I'm 5'3 used to be 320lbs now I'm 306 lol. Its not much weightloss but I'm stronger, I feel lighter getting out of bed, my knees do not crunch as much I'm just eager and excited to move without hurting my feet. Today begins the second cycle.. my program is supposed to run for 10 months.

    • @MarkWildman
      @MarkWildman  10 місяців тому +10

      Excellent work. You’ve done the hardest part, which is starting. Keep me updated.

  • @tbx59
    @tbx59 Рік тому +12

    I've been having my late 60s, never an athlete, mom run the program starting with 1 pound dumbbells and going up by a pound as she completes it; combined with more walking, she's made a lot of progress and is way more fit than her friends and people her age - she can walk around Disneyland all day, can make the walks to waterfalls and sights at national parks, etc. Quality of life as we and our families age becomes the most important thing (particularly brain health)

  • @maxpower8052
    @maxpower8052 Рік тому +15

    I think we all need to listen to our bodies, develop and maintain self-awareness in exercise, and become our own best feedback loop. Some days you have it, some days you don't. You have to be your own red cord on the treadmill when you don't have it from lack of sleep, a bad day, or any other reason and just be determined enough to try again later and not abandon your plan altogether when you're feeling better.

  • @Mojkanal-th8sf
    @Mojkanal-th8sf 3 місяці тому +2

    Never got better coaching for a little piece of time. It is the best approach than I ever heard. Thanks a lot.

  • @OfficialLeverKing
    @OfficialLeverKing Рік тому +9

    For years mark has been educating me on fitness during my preworkout bathroom visits and it’s been life changing. Perfect length videos with the perfect amount of information to not be overload

    • @stevekubien6680
      @stevekubien6680 Рік тому +4

      There's a lot more information in this comment than I was expecting from watching this video.

  • @antonomaseapophasis5142
    @antonomaseapophasis5142 Рік тому +5

    This video is super-heavy with wisdom!

  • @godloveskaren
    @godloveskaren 7 місяців тому +2

    I'm following your TOI program and really like it. On Day 5 week 1, you added a warmup called the shin box. IDK if it's my body shape or what, but I find it quite difficult to do. Perhaps an instruction video might help if you included it with the program. I did finally found it in one of your hip mobility videos though.

  • @calvarylife
    @calvarylife 3 місяці тому +1

    Newbie here, love you bro I’m 67 want to get out of the pain , (Arthur Rye Tis). I like the way you unpack everything, it makes sense to me. I’m in, I’m gunna eat up all you’re offering and there’s plenty on the table. Thank you Mark , may the Lord bless you , and if you’re not born again I’m gunna pray for you, that you will have an undeniable encounter with the living word of God, Jesus, the name above all names.

  • @kizzowy
    @kizzowy 2 місяці тому

    This is the first time Iʻve truly felt seen. Been an athlete my entire life but have struggled with a knee injury that has gotten progressively worse. Iʻm 7 weeks in to the Overweight and DeConditioned program and already feel a thousand times better. I highly recommend this program for anyone who wants to start at the foundational level and move up from there. Thank you Wildman Athletica for changing my life!

  • @candacecourtney7415
    @candacecourtney7415 Місяць тому

    Thank you for providing a resource I can confidently share with people I know in my life who need this. Great thing is I'm doing it myself

  • @buzzfitzgerald
    @buzzfitzgerald Рік тому +1

    That is one of the best mini tutorials on training that I have ever heard. Insightful and wise.

  • @marsdroid1
    @marsdroid1 Рік тому +2

    having been in 7 car crashes (none driver) and numerous other injuries im just adding LISTEN TO THIS GUY ,kettlebells ,mace,clubs and krav maga have all done wonders for my health and quality of life ... Unfortunately i managed to get an rsi at work abseiling and this has hit home massively with me ...hopefully i get back up to speed very soon many thanks again for these videos they really are amazing advice!!!!

  • @stephengreenwood8129
    @stephengreenwood8129 Рік тому

    I pass this advice onto my patients, educational moments that enables patients to regain their independence and confidence back.

  • @kenbutler4180
    @kenbutler4180 Рік тому +2

    Mark, thank you! You are appreciated very much!

  • @michaelsemper1606
    @michaelsemper1606 Рік тому +2

    Your clips are brilliant and highly relevant. Thanks Mark

  • @amylaurin7269
    @amylaurin7269 5 місяців тому +2

    Hi Mark, started my first cycle of your program. I'm not in a space of super poor conditioning but not in the greatest of health or getting any younger. I've been wanting to learn clubs for a long time and tried to do someone else's program in January but found I was not healthy enough to do their programming with a 2lb club (ended up training at the gym since and improved a lot). Your programs are regressed perfectly to pick up with limited range of motion, poor proprioception and strength. As I was learning the programming, I thought it might be helpful to include a printable diagram in your supplemental PDF which shows the suggested flows through the programming for TOI with the different program tracks. It might be cool to add a short blurb to your video programming where you help the learner to figure out their program track on a blank form of the diagram and write it down. They could also be prompt them to revisit that video when they complete a cycle, since it's usually a decision from "Do I go up in weight or complexity/change to KB or whatever?" at the end of a program. I'll probably make a diagram for myself later today since I like the idea that much. I'm learning a lot from your material and grateful. Thank you. v/r Amy

  • @peacal247
    @peacal247 Рік тому +1

    Super valuable info!!

  • @dapperninji646
    @dapperninji646 Рік тому

    Best channel for helpful tips to go along with regimen.

  • @powertrip1050
    @powertrip1050 Рік тому +1

    thanks Mark - cos I am coming back from hernia surgery, and still dealing with polymyalgia rheumatica - and I HAVE to get back to my 36kg simply sinister program!...every bit of wisdom helps. Thank you!!

  • @DasWaldCafe
    @DasWaldCafe Рік тому +2

    This is great but seems focused mainly on kettlebells. Could you do a video with recommendations on starting weight for slam balls/ irregular object lifting?

  • @saoc8800
    @saoc8800 Рік тому +1

    😍😍 The Great Dane!!! I feel like Elmyra from Animaniacs ( slightly dated reference, but how and ever…) also, incredibly valuable info. Bossing it as usual Mr. Wildman 👏👏

  • @wheneaglesfly8211
    @wheneaglesfly8211 Рік тому +1

    Thanks Mark! Perfect timing for my fitness and health goals. 💪

  • @staskucherenko
    @staskucherenko Рік тому

    Amazing and very helpful video, thanks a lot!

  • @chadleyballantyne1027
    @chadleyballantyne1027 Рік тому

    Love it. 🙌

  • @mekosmowski
    @mekosmowski 3 місяці тому

    Thank you. I have an elbow injury and I'm curling and pressing 1 - 2 kg every 2 or 3 days for 5 - 7 reps. I get new insurance in October; if it's not resolved by then I'll seek some actual PT.
    I'm budgeting for an adjustable competition kettlebell for when I'm recovered enough. Should I get an expansion weight set right at the beginning so I know it'll be compatible? I'm looking at Bells of Steel as a supplier (my local fitness stores appear not to stock these on their websites).

  • @a0um
    @a0um 4 місяці тому

    Just thought that the urge to get more weight is sometimes driven by the desire to impress, perhaps someone that’s not there but has conditioned us that way …
    Instead, starting with a lighter weight is driven by loving ourselves, accepting and discovering our current limits as we move the first step of the journey.

  • @Victoriaearth143
    @Victoriaearth143 Рік тому

    I have epilepsy and have injuries. I need to get in shape my doctor said. Im 59 and need to learn the best kellbell help me. Do you have anything for me??

  • @Sourpusscandy
    @Sourpusscandy 2 місяці тому

    Yeah, I’ve aged the past 10 yrs, got reinserted into the matrix and it sucked. Watching your vids wondering if I should do this pgm. Got the KBs and ready to go

    • @MarkWildman
      @MarkWildman  2 місяці тому +1

      I’m trying to create starting points with clear goals for everyone
      Start at TOI
      If you need more
      Go to
      Intro to kettlebell
      When you need more
      Swings
      The clean and press

    • @Sourpusscandy
      @Sourpusscandy 2 місяці тому

      @@MarkWildman today deadlifts swings box squats suitcase carry, and moving the new kb’s in the house.

  • @tampa_sal
    @tampa_sal 7 місяців тому

    Hi Mark. love the videos. Been following since the pandemic. I can currently swing a 20kg without any pain and press it over head 5 times before it gets difficult. Where would you recommend that I start?

    • @MarkWildman
      @MarkWildman  7 місяців тому +1

      Swings program up to 32k
      Clean and press program starting at 22k
      Tgu master starting at 16 kg

    • @tampa_sal
      @tampa_sal 7 місяців тому

      @@MarkWildman Your the man. Thanks.

  • @zaluq
    @zaluq 8 місяців тому

    Awesome Great Dane :)

  • @hypnobro
    @hypnobro Рік тому +1

    I am just starting the 2nd month of the program and I am really enjoying it. I have a strain in my pec where it ties into my underarm. It has not gone away in probably 6 months. I have been doing 2 arm shield casts for both months and love them. The problem is that strain seems to get a bit sore and inflamed after doing the shield casts. Would you suggest going to 1 arm or lighter weight or what? I used a bat the first month and now am using an Arc club handle. The strain isn't that painful but its lingering. Thanks Mark!

    • @PainterLady
      @PainterLady Рік тому

      After listening to tons and tons of videos of Mark's I feel sure he would advise you to go lighter in weight. I have the Arc handle and it's a bit heavy for someone with lingering inflammation. That's just my two cents. I have the club handle as well.... If you have that maybe try the club handle or go back to using the bat ?? The more you inflame something the longer it will be to recover from it

  • @kd-mi4mi
    @kd-mi4mi Рік тому

    @Mark will ITK have double kb deadlift before moving to the swings program?

  • @amrits
    @amrits 11 місяців тому +1

    Ive got tennis elbow, will this rehab me ? Or should i wait till its gone ?

    • @MarkWildman
      @MarkWildman  11 місяців тому +2

      If you use a correct weight, movement is rehab.

  • @pythonicinertia7881
    @pythonicinertia7881 Рік тому

    Hey Mark. I want to add some cardio alongside the overweight/decon program. Plan on using a stationary spin bike. What would recommend duration wise and number of cycles per week?

    • @MarkWildman
      @MarkWildman  Рік тому +1

      That is a very large question and I should probably make a video on that topic

  • @matt3443
    @matt3443 Рік тому +1

    Hey Mark, what if any of your programs would you recommend for a skinny guy 6ft 150lbs who wants to pack on some lean mass?

    • @Dillonmac96
      @Dillonmac96 Рік тому

      Depends. When ur actually In shape healthy and ur body type is similar to mine I tried to gain it takes maybe a TRT or insane stress for me to gain weight… when I’m super fit I can run and move properly but I’m 6ft2 170 and I’m 32 I’m not about to change my entire body without causing major damage.. if you start trying to bulk you will immediately feel like shit lol.. just do what he says maximize all the exercises with the small I bought my kettle bells and mace 4 years ago 25 lb I haven’t even really went heavier they were too heavy in the first place likely… major balance issues and stuff you have to work on with zero weight and start there that’s how you bulk up there is no short cuts it’s the bottom up

    • @cam6202
      @cam6202 8 місяців тому

      Find a program you like and eat a little more. He has all the need math on how to make your own program.

  • @andrewenglish9400
    @andrewenglish9400 Місяць тому

    What if I can do 55 pounds kettlebell press 5 times right away?

    • @MarkWildman
      @MarkWildman  Місяць тому +1

      Start clean and pressing
      Start the tgu master program
      Run a deck squat program

  • @ifly135
    @ifly135 Рік тому

    You make the obvious, sound obvious. That's a good thing.
    I couldn't help but notice it looks like your gait is off. Was it the terrain and holding the camera, or something else?

    • @stevekubien6680
      @stevekubien6680 Рік тому

      40 bazillion knee surgeries. He's actually gotten so good at them, he's having during this video!

  • @Xeranx
    @Xeranx Рік тому

    I'm interested in recommending your training for my mother who was diagnosed as having rheumatoid arthritis years ago and is now having that questioned.
    She has trouble getting up, standing for long periods, and complains of having "slippery legs" implying some issues with neuropathy. It's only recently that her nerves are being questioned by doctors and some have recommended that she gets knee replacement surgery which she doesn't want. The funny thing is there have been two occasions in which she displayed no issue standing from a seated position for at least a day or two. And on those days she exhibited reduced laboring up the stairs to her bedroom. For the record, she's 71 years old.
    Do you think, as you have everything laid out, that your system might be good for her?

    • @ralphnevill6171
      @ralphnevill6171 Рік тому +4

      Tell your mom to skip the knee replacement
      I'm a 70 yr old male with crappy knees and I know
      In addition to MW course for deconditioned individuals she needs to work on balance, step ups lunges and squats
      Don't be in a rush - she has the rest of her life to work on it ;)

    • @dannamadura2035
      @dannamadura2035 Рік тому +1

      Have you considered MS? Looks like weak hamstrings/quads are an issue (probably because of immobility from RA), which could really be helped by the deconditioned program.
      Honestly, I know people who have had knee replacement who absolutely regretted the decision because their knees are still painful years after operation.

    • @aaronholub5427
      @aaronholub5427 Рік тому

      RA and MS is parasites. Daily ivermectin and resveratrol for the parasites, and MW programs for the fitness 💪
      It will probably take 1-2 years to get rid of all the parasites. But she should start the MW programs immediately while she is going through it.

    • @Xeranx
      @Xeranx 11 місяців тому

      Thank you both.

  • @dannamadura2035
    @dannamadura2035 Рік тому

    I just started on my first week of the deconditioned program. I have light KBs but my lightest club is 4 kg. I can barely do a single arm shield cast on my good side with it. Should I start with the 2 hand shield cast pathway?

    • @godloveskaren
      @godloveskaren 7 місяців тому

      If you get Indian clubs they have 1 and 2 lb weights. That's what I did.

  • @eddiespencer5817
    @eddiespencer5817 Рік тому

    Wow! Mark.. I am so impressed with the way you present the dynamics of movement advances. I have been training very similar techniques.. light.. form specific sequences to start.. for more than 33 years. I truly appreciate how you present.. and am grateful to listen.. and refine my training of same. Thank you for that, sir! 🙏✨️🩵🌈

  • @ryandenman5557
    @ryandenman5557 Місяць тому

    With a bit of hair, he could be Bullet Tooth Tony

  • @Aa.11aaa
    @Aa.11aaa Рік тому

    *Requirement* Publish a book on your philosophy already

  • @PatrickCatrick
    @PatrickCatrick Рік тому

    2:43 do you see the society as whole will have a problem soon?

  • @jacobcarrick1182
    @jacobcarrick1182 Рік тому

    10000 Reps. Good name for a band?

    • @jacobcarrick1182
      @jacobcarrick1182 Рік тому

      All joking aside, I'm the perfect example of exactly what Mark is talking about in this video. 12 years of flat roofing, multiple injuries to the point of having to change careers and focus solely on the program for deconditioned individuals. Only 3 weeks into the program and it's no joke. Feeling amazing and looking forward to getting my points every " workday". Just follow this program IT WORKS

  • @chrislau8332
    @chrislau8332 Рік тому +1

    Hug to the cute dog from me please