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Rogue Kid Squat Rack Review by Christian!
You have young kids and you want them to start weight training? Christian tried the OSO Mini Bar for kids and the Squat rack KS-1 with his son Jayden and really loved it!
Here's a full review of both in this short video and why he liked it so much!
Links:
OSO mini-bar: www.roguefitness.com/oso-mini-bar
KS-1 Squat rack: www.roguecanada.ca/rogue-ks-1-kids-squat-stand-rogue-red
Give precious tools to your kids, teach them how to move!
#squat #bar #weightlifting #strength #training #workout #barbell #belessbad
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Відео

Ultimate CNS 🧠 trick to produce more force output!!
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The jump contrast method is not used a lot but is very effective to increase power output and enhance speed. The concept is to do the eccentric phase WITH a load and then let the load go just before jumping as high as you can. That way you can benefit from the muscle tension of the eccentric phase and transfer it to the concentric phase. More explosive secrets here: thibarmy.com/product/the-exp...
The most powerful tool to destroy sticking points!!
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Overcoming isometric is a very powerful method to massively increase strength on a specific angle of a movement. This is also known as pushing against pins of safety bars, meaning that you are pushing against an object that can't be moved. Great method to increase overall strength because of the high central nervous system signal that's produced. Want more strength? Check this out: thibarmy.com...
Make altitude drop way more effective with the drop combo
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Altitude drop is a great way to enhance force absorption and power output. By combining them with holding a weight (DB or BB) upon landing can give you event more benefits to that specific muscle group. #power #strength #training #workout #speed #belessbad
Unlock Extreme Strength: The Eccentric Rep Secret That's Changing the Game!
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The main benefits of the Manual Eccentric Overload is that you can do sets of Accentuated Eccentric AND you can adjust the amount of tension you put on the bar as the set progresses. Learn more on hypertrophy in our latest online course: thibarmy.com/product/the-absolute-hypertrophy-course/ #strength #hypertrophy #power #powerlifting #benchpress #barbell #belessbad
How turn ON your motor units to maximize power!
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Oscilatory means that you consiously turn ON and OFF motor units to create muscle tension. Now doing it combined with an isometric contraction can allow you to focus on the contraction and not the movement technique. Great training method for athletes who needs to produce HIGH speed and HIGH power. Learn more power tool in our Fast-Twitch online course: thibarmy.com/product/the-explosive-fast-t...
WHOLE BODY TRAINING: the good and the bad
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Training split is not the most important element of programming. There is no such thing as a perfect training split. However, there are different splits that can be selected based on what it is you are trying to accomplish. Listen to this video in which Chris discusses which training splits he typically chooses and what are the rules for making optimal choices. To learn more about our programs ...
Coaches: Use slow eccentrics to pin point your clients weak muscles
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Coaches: Use slow eccentrics to pin point your clients weak muscles
Cortisol IS NOT your enemy!!
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Cortisol IS NOT your enemy!!
Unlock Extreme Strength: Secret Technique to Maximize Force!
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Unlock Extreme Strength: Secret Technique to Maximize Force!
Master Force Absorption: The Essential Skill Every Athlete Needs!
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Master Force Absorption: The Essential Skill Every Athlete Needs!
Maximize Gains: The Ultimate Deload Strategy for Powerlifters!
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Maximize Gains: The Ultimate Deload Strategy for Powerlifters!
Unlock Your Peak Potential: The Ultimate Training Secret Revealed!
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Unlock Your Peak Potential: The Ultimate Training Secret Revealed!
Maximize Muscle Growth: Unleash Hypertrophy with This Groundbreaking Rep Strategy!
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Maximize Muscle Growth: Unleash Hypertrophy with This Groundbreaking Rep Strategy!
Maximize Your Gains: The Ultimate Guide to Deloading - When & How Often in a Year?
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Maximize Your Gains: The Ultimate Guide to Deloading - When & How Often in a Year?
Unlock Explosive Power: Top Alternative to Olympic Lifts You Need to Try!
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Unlock Explosive Power: Top Alternative to Olympic Lifts You Need to Try!
Why you should train LESS
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Why you should train LESS
Why it's so hard to build muscle as we are aging?
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Why it's so hard to build muscle as we are aging?
Here's why you should deload at some point in your training
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Here's why you should deload at some point in your training
THIS will make you jump HIGHER than never before
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THIS will make you jump HIGHER than never before
Having ADHD? Your Adrenaline level can be affected HARD!
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Having ADHD? Your Adrenaline level can be affected HARD!
This training method will have you dominate the field next season
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This training method will have you dominate the field next season
Pre-Workout Stimulants will AFFECT dopamine REAL BAD!
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Pre-Workout Stimulants will AFFECT dopamine REAL BAD!
Thib didn't expected THIS to work..but it did!!
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Thib didn't expected THIS to work..but it did!!
Want your biceps to grow fast? Try the 2 movements technique
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Want your biceps to grow fast? Try the 2 movements technique
What affects negatively glutamate?!
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What affects negatively glutamate?!
Training geek: The power of the SS Yoke bar to boost your back squat
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Training geek: The power of the SS Yoke bar to boost your back squat
Force absorption: the SECRET KEY for dominant athletes
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Force absorption: the SECRET KEY for dominant athletes
Too much muscle damage can lead to LOSING MUSCLE MASS!
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Too much muscle damage can lead to LOSING MUSCLE MASS!
CNS fatigue isn't real, you can't BURN your BRAIN!
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CNS fatigue isn't real, you can't BURN your BRAIN!

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @MrRheo29
    @MrRheo29 7 хвилин тому

    Coach Tib deserves so much more recognition.

  • @GregoryKillian-uw8gc
    @GregoryKillian-uw8gc 6 годин тому

    Love rest pause training. Not only is it effective but also very time efficient

  • @davidthenewtheologian7757
    @davidthenewtheologian7757 21 годину тому

    What if you only have a limited amount of weight ?

  • @natbromden5838
    @natbromden5838 2 дні тому

    Hello, If im around 37% body fat, and I power clean 230 lb, how much would decreasing fat increase the power clean, if everything else (power output, muscle mass) stays the same? Am I wrong to think that since I have to accelerate both the bodyweight and the barbell, getting rid of 25lb of bf should add roughly that amount to the clean? Thank you

    • @THIBARMY
      @THIBARMY 2 дні тому

      @@natbromden5838 sadly it doesn’t work like that. Most weightlifters train 10-20lbs heavier than they compete in and most lose some strength in the process. I understand your logic, and it might be true if all you lose is fat. But the reality is that it’s rarely the case. Even if you successfully diet off 25lbs of fat without losing ANY muscle (which, from experience is much much harder than you seem to believe) strength will often come down a bit due to less water retention, lower glycogen stores and more central fatigue. Water and glycogen help strength through I improved internal leverage and passive joint stability. And as someone who has dieted off 25-35lbs of fat very often (doing it right now) simply maintaining strength is a big victory. One underestimated thing is that intense dieting/fat loss phase leads to significant central fatigue which decreases the strength of the neural drive to the muscles, reducing fast twitch fibers activation and thus strength and power. A good real life example is JM Blakely, a powerlifter who would compete in 4-5 weight classes per year. He would bulk up to 300+ and compete then as he dieted down over a year he would compete in the 308, 275, 242, 220. And while he would get stronger from year to year he would lift less as he dropped the weight. For example, he’d bench 710 in the 308, 650 in the 275, 606 in the 242 and 584 in the 220…. I understand that it’s not the same as a power clean, but you also have the example of most weight lifters lifting less, or at best, the same when they lose 10-20 to make their class

    • @THIBARMY
      @THIBARMY 2 дні тому

      @@natbromden5838 another thing to add to my lengthy first reply. While it’s true that the extra bodyweight is something that you have to lift up (not 100% of it, I’d say around 75% in the clean and squat), bodyweight helps in part of the lift: when you are lifting the bar from the floor to the knees. Your bodyweight actually counterbalance the weight of the trying to shift you forward. As you get lighter it’s more likely that you get pulled forward in the first pull, giving you worse leverage. Or it makes you work harder to keep the bar on the proper path. Giving you less ressources for the explosion

    • @THIBARMY
      @THIBARMY 2 дні тому

      @@natbromden5838 last reply. I once dropped around 20-25lbs to compete in a lower weight class. While my snatch was not impacted (but didn’t improve either) my clean and jerk decreased by 7.5kg/15ish lbs. And every clean felt much heavier

    • @natbromden5838
      @natbromden5838 2 дні тому

      @@THIBARMY I cant express how much I appreciate such detailed answer. Is there a way to get in touch and ask some more things for a price?

  • @newglorydays-yu6bb
    @newglorydays-yu6bb 3 дні тому

    Thank you

  • @jamesfountain8616
    @jamesfountain8616 4 дні тому

    There's cardio and then there's cardio! Running on a treadmill will jack up cortisol; slow walking on a treadmill will not! Running burns carbs, walking burns fat.

  • @Gozketo
    @Gozketo 6 днів тому

    Post workout carbs will decrease insulin sensitivity right? As u fill up glycogen and protein sensitivity is elevated for hours if insulin sensitivity stays high. So hit protein and fats to keep the so call anabolic window open. Dr mauro di pasquale

  • @MsViviii
    @MsViviii 6 днів тому

    Awesome videos! Thank you so much!!🤩🤩

  • @Im-not-a-troll
    @Im-not-a-troll 7 днів тому

    Andrew became Simeon Panda. Wow. From white obese to black obeast.

  • @michelbeaudet2605
    @michelbeaudet2605 7 днів тому

    Intéressant. Merci

  • @michelrood2966
    @michelrood2966 8 днів тому

    Pre, post and during training.

  • @Junker_1
    @Junker_1 9 днів тому

    This is super interesting material. Do you have written a book about things neurological or can you recommend a book? Or which book that you have written goes into this the deepest? Thank you.

  • @chrishoulihan1915
    @chrishoulihan1915 11 днів тому

    Like your channel. I do have one question though. If high volume is correlated to hypertrophy and therfore muscle size, as opposed to small volume heavy for strength, and a natural shouldn't do high volume. Then how can a natural effectively establish hypertrophy if they can't do high volume

  • @nikitaw1982
    @nikitaw1982 12 днів тому

    they already think i'm weird enough!!

  • @MsViviii
    @MsViviii 13 днів тому

    Best explanation I‘ve ever heard on this topic. Thank you so much😊

  • @ashabd3447
    @ashabd3447 13 днів тому

    Sir ... u told that u played football for 9 yrs ... which club did u played.. or played within ur country

    • @THIBARMY
      @THIBARMY 13 днів тому

      American football, not “football”. In Canada

    • @ashabd3447
      @ashabd3447 13 днів тому

      @@THIBARMY can't understand... American football means

  • @sebastiandahlqvist900
    @sebastiandahlqvist900 15 днів тому

    Imagine the rise of freak athletes all around the world if this channel blew up to be in the top 3 fitness channels. I’ve seen very little of what you teach elsewhere on youtube, you’re the MVP of performance coaches truly.

  • @iamwhatiam3569
    @iamwhatiam3569 15 днів тому

    so what about working out the mornings on an empty stomach, would the carbs fire up the insulin resistance?? 😥

  • @malikshabazz7596
    @malikshabazz7596 16 днів тому

    Natural bodybuilder lifting 3-5 reps and 6-8 reps. I think that's why so many natural bodybuilders have injuries like rotator cuff injuries. I'm in my early 60'S,always did some kind of resistance exercise since l was at school and like 12-15 reps my body looks good and no injuries and last set to failure. I would never do lower than 10 reps,l would pick a lighter weight. I just think lifting to heavy is unnecessary and dangerous, unless you are completing in a competition.

  • @phralma1000BC
    @phralma1000BC 16 днів тому

    Sometimes you talk like Mike Mentzer

  • @ricardodiaz6187
    @ricardodiaz6187 16 днів тому

    Great video - thank you.

  • @alan8857
    @alan8857 16 днів тому

    Full of info... Thanku🙏.. Great stuff you give over... ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

  • @oliviaraymond8496
    @oliviaraymond8496 17 днів тому

    I just watched a bunch of videos on the topics and yours is by far the best and the clearer I have seen, you deserve to be a much bigger channel!

  • @christinahughes5464
    @christinahughes5464 18 днів тому

    I've had my last day for the last 4 years

  • @Im-not-a-troll
    @Im-not-a-troll 18 днів тому

    Thanks Vin Diesel. Never thought you're also knowledgeable about bodybuilding. I thought you only know how to drive fast.

  • @StraitjacketFitness
    @StraitjacketFitness 20 днів тому

    Forget the "loaded" part. I'll focus on just being able walk while maintaining that depth. Jeeeez.....

  • @StrongBodyandMind33
    @StrongBodyandMind33 21 день тому

    The difference? WORLD of a difference. Steroid abusers can get away with anything

  • @parmesanproductions2856
    @parmesanproductions2856 24 дні тому

    Agreed, if there were steroids good enough to give you a perfect physique without ever training once, you could win the competitions. I don’t know why it’s treated any differently from a beauty pageant

  • @Haveuseenmybaseball
    @Haveuseenmybaseball 27 днів тому

    does this strengthen any joints at all

  • @jaleesa00
    @jaleesa00 28 днів тому

    Top notch review.

  • @therehastobesomethingmoore
    @therehastobesomethingmoore Місяць тому

    I am 62, do HIT, and I am on TRT, to keep me in a normal range. I guess I would not be considered a natural ?

  • @bigking300
    @bigking300 Місяць тому

    This is genius!

  • @prakharbhardwaj303
    @prakharbhardwaj303 Місяць тому

    Great tutorial!!

  • @patwalker8771
    @patwalker8771 Місяць тому

    Anavar and HGH would absolutely increase endurance, cardio and strength. You could absolutely run them at high doses and it would only increase all the metrics.

  • @user-iw5gp3ys7j
    @user-iw5gp3ys7j Місяць тому

    Finally i have found reliable sensible information, Thank you

  • @bradfordmcdermott2063
    @bradfordmcdermott2063 Місяць тому

    Mike Mentzer's heavy duty High Intensity Training is the answer

  • @yanwain9454
    @yanwain9454 Місяць тому

    no pee stain on the ground, no lift

  • @RawNerveFE
    @RawNerveFE Місяць тому

    Great video. I did these for the second time last week and i can see the changes today.

  • @areliz_ramos
    @areliz_ramos Місяць тому

    ok sooo im subscribing :)

  • @ironsyndication3815
    @ironsyndication3815 Місяць тому

    This is the smartest and most informative fitness guy in UA-cam. Why does he not have millions of viewers? Smart af.

  • @kyleadoup
    @kyleadoup Місяць тому

    This is the way. 💪

  • @44SWAGNUM-MAGA5
    @44SWAGNUM-MAGA5 Місяць тому

    my arms now stronger from zurcher squats, def can curl more and recover from a curl session quicker now

  • @natbromden5838
    @natbromden5838 Місяць тому

    I love you, no homo

  • @natbromden5838
    @natbromden5838 Місяць тому

    Damn it I laughed good few times during this video 😂 the camp fire 😂

  • @natbromden5838
    @natbromden5838 Місяць тому

    Is it at all possible to change from the neurotype that obviously sucks a$$ into the other? I dont want to be the fVcking overthinker who enjoys being 100lb and run marathons

    • @THIBARMY
      @THIBARMY Місяць тому

      Not really. You can change within a certain range. And some factors like extreme stress can alter it. But you can’t really voluntarily change it completely

    • @natbromden5838
      @natbromden5838 Місяць тому

      @@THIBARMY I highly appreciate your answer, thank you!

  • @natbromden5838
    @natbromden5838 Місяць тому

    I love you

  • @natbromden5838
    @natbromden5838 Місяць тому

    awesome content, and even comunicating with the audience in the comments in a real, practical way, incredible.

  • @chrissheehan5793
    @chrissheehan5793 Місяць тому

    Lower body eggzerzize 😂

  • @lovely_sadist1237
    @lovely_sadist1237 Місяць тому

    When you said a man of your size use about 20-40 grams of carbs doing an intense lower body workout I was shock. I eat about 40-60 grams of carbs pre workout. This usually includes some type of whole grain like 100% multigrain bread or whole wheat bread and an apple. I know this because I use my fitness pal to track my food. Post workout I eat about 30-40 grams of carbs and atleast 30 grams of protein. I’m female 5’7’ and I currently weigh 173 pounds So I’m not sure I’m in doing right after watching this video.

    • @jdaza1987
      @jdaza1987 Місяць тому

      I'm 5'9 210ibs, I eat 60g carbs before workout and 60g after workout with 30g protein. How is your body composition?

    • @lovely_sadist1237
      @lovely_sadist1237 Місяць тому

      @@jdaza1987 not entirely sure what body composition is

    • @Lakers7777
      @Lakers7777 9 днів тому

      @@lovely_sadist1237basically You only need 20-25 carbs Anything over that It is just Over eating

  • @med640
    @med640 Місяць тому

    This guy is juiced out of his mind himself, wtf is he going on about...