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how to be fitter than most people
Training Guide 👉 www.atpworks.com/training-principles
Its really not that complicated.
Mainly because once you get past the age of 25 everyone slacks off, so by simply not doing that you are already ahead.
But you shouldn't stop there.
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Видео

Your Resolutions Won’t Get You There
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Training Guide 👉 www.atpworks.com/training-principles It is not pointless to have resolutions, it is however pointless to expect changes to happen just because you decided to try hard.
I Lost A LOT of Weight, Here is How I Did it
Просмотров 861Месяц назад
Training Guide 👉 www.atpworks.com/training-principles Hard diets and diet breaks worked for me, and I lost a lot of weight. Its not the only way of going about this, but I like it the best. Probably have one more weight loss phase in me before I call it quits, thinking about february through may. 0:00 intro 0:21 Background and sciency stuff 3:35 How to do it 4:31 How I did it 8:30 Outro
Maxes are Pointless...sometimes
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Training Guide 👉 www.atpworks.com/training-principles Maxes are only really needed if you are a strength athlete, or running very detailed strength progressions. For the majority of us they are not that productive. Which sucks. But there is nothing stopping you from maxing out! 0:00 intro 1:19 Benefits 2:51 Drawbacks 7:20 Outro
Start TRAINING Your Legs Now
Просмотров 2572 месяца назад
Training Guide 👉 www.atpworks.com/training-principles Legs are the base for everything we do, there is no getting around it. 0:00 intro 0:24 Reason 1 0:53 Reason 2 1:50 Reason 3 2:37 Reason 4 3:21 Reason 5 3:48 How to Train Legs 7:34 How I train legs 9:57 Outro
You Need to Sprint More - Don't Get Old
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.2 месяца назад
Training Guide 👉 www.atpworks.com/training-principles Adults need sprinting, and weights. But as a lifter I can tell you first hand that its easy to stop doing athletic things like sprinting as you grow old and become an adult. Tons of benefits, from strength and power to muscle retention. 0:00 intro 0:43 Muscle Mass and Training 1:40 True Sprinting 4:01 Programming 6:08 Have Fun 7:17 Outro
Building Muscle is Just the Start, There's More
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Training Guide 👉 www.atpworks.com/training-principles Bodybuilding or hypertrophy training is how most of us got started with training, if you wish to take it up as a sport then go on and make the best out of it! But that is not your only choice. Don't fall pray to the million of videos online trying to convince you about training one way or another. Just learn the basics and go keep iterating....
How I Climbed the Grading Ladder Quickly
Просмотров 1133 месяца назад
Training guide 👉 www.atpworks.com/training-principles How did I manage to get better at climbing and in a year climb a 5.12? My climbing journey was short, cause after I graduated I became a boring adult, but it was great while it lasted. For me it was about just climbing a lot, and training like an athlete. 0:00 intro 1:15 3 Steps to improve fast 2:35 Training and Climbing a Lot 6:20 Figuring ...
How to Train for Everything
Просмотров 9213 месяца назад
Training guide 👉 www.atpworks.com/training-principles You train for everything by simply following the basics. You do strength, you do low intensity conditioning, and you do some high intensity work as well. You stay strong, you stay fast, and you have fun. Training doesn't have to complicated, and you can easily do everything on a weekly basis, stay in the beast shape of your life and still ha...
Old School Methods Are Best - S&C for Everyone
Просмотров 3084 месяца назад
Training guide 👉 www.atpworks.com/training-principles Old School Methods Are Best. I know this is a bit cheesy to say, but I want to get across is that you do not need any fancy programming, or any complicated schedule. You can just stick the same old school training methodologies people have been using for decades. These methods are the foundation to everything we know about training. Strength...
Why I Quit Weightlifting (Not Really)
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.4 месяца назад
Training guide 👉 www.atpworks.com/training-principles I quit weightlifting as a sport, I did not quit doing it. I've been an athlete for the past 20 years of my life, and although I never really made it anywhere super interesting with the sport, I'm happy with what I've learned and experienced. I have somre regrets, but that's what drives me to share this content and talk about this topics. 0:0...
Are Warm Ups a Waste of Time?
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.7 месяцев назад
🏋️‍♂️ Get Clusters : atp-works.ck.page/4ff3fdf5ef Are warm ups a waste of time? Not really. Only if you turn them into one by spending unjustified amounts of time in them. Every now and then you might need a long warm up, and thats ok. But for the most part just focus on priming yourself for a good session.
Upper Back in the Back Squat - Squatting Series Ep. 5
Просмотров 5058 месяцев назад
The upper back in the back squat might just be one of the most underlooked factors in having a great looking and strong back squat. The upper back is the place where the barbell rests in the back squat, and it is the point of contact that we use to push against the weight. Keeping this area hard and strong is imperative during the second phase of the lift. Luckily fixing these issues is relativ...
Split Jerk Technique- Olympic Weightlifting Series Ep 5
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Split Jerk Technique- Olympic Weightlifting Series Ep 5
How to Clean More Weight - Olympic Weightlifting Series Ep. 4
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How to Clean More Weight - Olympic Weightlifting Series Ep. 4
Balance is an Illusion - Periodize Your Life
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Balance is an Illusion - Periodize Your Life
Squat Depth & Volume - Squat Series Ep. 4
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Squat Depth & Volume - Squat Series Ep. 4
Complete Guide to the Snatch - Olympic Weightlifting Series Ep. 3
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Complete Guide to the Snatch - Olympic Weightlifting Series Ep. 3
Get a Bigger Power Clean - Olympic Weightlifting Series Ep. 2
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Get a Bigger Power Clean - Olympic Weightlifting Series Ep. 2
Squat Issues - Depth, Knees, & Gear - Squatting Series Ep. 2
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Squat Issues - Depth, Knees, & Gear - Squatting Series Ep. 2
Squat More Often, Squat More Weight - Squatting Series Ep. 1
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.Год назад
Squat More Often, Squat More Weight - Squatting Series Ep. 1
The Most Effective Tool for Athletes - Strongman Training
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The Most Effective Tool for Athletes - Strongman Training
Do You Need a Coach?
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Do You Need a Coach?
Get Big or Get Strong, I Wish I Knew This Sooner
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Get Big or Get Strong, I Wish I Knew This Sooner
Training Methodologies - A Timeline of Training Theory
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Training Methodologies - A Timeline of Training Theory
Heart Rate Zones, You Should Train Like This
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Heart Rate Zones, You Should Train Like This
You Should Learn the Lifts - Olympic Weightlifting Series Ep. 1
Просмотров 961Год назад
You Should Learn the Lifts - Olympic Weightlifting Series Ep. 1
All About Intensity
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All About Intensity

Комментарии

  • @amolakss
    @amolakss 6 дней назад

    Video quality alone deserves like 10k subs.Keep it up big bro🔥

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 5 дней назад

      🙌🏻🙌🏻 gotta get the algo to agree haha

  • @arc1only
    @arc1only Месяц назад

    Great advice man! though for the BMR calculation its better to find an online calculator instead of just multiplying by 14-18 lol. that's wayyy too much and above a lot of peoples regular calorie intake, Especially for people on the heavier side who would most likely be watching this video.

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp Месяц назад

      yeah, thats really good point any free app has also been decently accurate in the past for me

  • @dcarter10
    @dcarter10 Месяц назад

    Gave a like for the use of the All Blacks clip 😂

  • @miljanmandic9633
    @miljanmandic9633 Месяц назад

    America!!! shows soviet weightlifter. I guess he did end up moving to the US

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp Месяц назад

      hahah I know, I put a note on the mikhail clip, I should’ve for yurik as well. its hard to not use that footage

  • @EnricoMarino13
    @EnricoMarino13 Месяц назад

    Your home gym set up is awesome. I enjoy your videos. I currently do a variation and full version each week. I mostly stay around 70-85% of max. I will on occassion go 90+.

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp Месяц назад

      I appreciate that! solid work 🔥🔥

  • @milo_atp
    @milo_atp 2 месяца назад

    I just found out thats actually a hawks screech

  • @nicoskal85
    @nicoskal85 2 месяца назад

    Have ever tried any routines such as Smolov, apart from squatting every day?

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 2 месяца назад

      I never have, I never followed any dedicated squat program. Every weightlifting program I followed or wrote just had squat progressions and a lot of squatting haha. So usually days 1, 3 and 5 would be the big squatting days and days 2 and 4 would be things like overhead squats, snatch balances, or maybe some technique work that had some light squatting on it.

    • @nicoskal85
      @nicoskal85 2 месяца назад

      @milo_atp have we bumped into each other in one of the squatoholics anonymous session maybe 🤣🤣?

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 2 месяца назад

      🤫 possibly, I grew the mustache to hide my identity

  • @stevehartwell1861
    @stevehartwell1861 2 месяца назад

    Solid advice

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 2 месяца назад

      I appreciate that!

  • @peacefulpotato1836
    @peacefulpotato1836 2 месяца назад

    thanks for the video, bro keep it up.

  • @thebard20
    @thebard20 2 месяца назад

    Lol amazing intro

  • @alvarny77
    @alvarny77 2 месяца назад

    I'm almost 50. I hope I'm not too late.

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 2 месяца назад

      never too late! Especially if you’ve been generally active through out your life

  • @imdibene
    @imdibene 2 месяца назад

    sprinting is underrated, that thing fires up the cns like no other thing would do, also is the best stress relief ever

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 2 месяца назад

      100% agreed!

  • @dourcrab596
    @dourcrab596 2 месяца назад

    You look kinda like Shia laBeouf

  • @TylerForero
    @TylerForero 2 месяца назад

    Random but I love the lighting and editing in this vid!

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 2 месяца назад

      I appreciate that Tyler!

  • @jordanchavez2992
    @jordanchavez2992 2 месяца назад

    God bless love it!

  • @andrewdiolosa3861
    @andrewdiolosa3861 2 месяца назад

    For sure

  • @xaviusbroussard6703
    @xaviusbroussard6703 2 месяца назад

    The Iroh sound byte made me subscribe

  • @jarjam
    @jarjam 2 месяца назад

    good video i can hang clean more than i clean from the ground and i can never get hip contact with the bar. this video helped me better understand what i need to do. thanks

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 2 месяца назад

      🔥🔥🔥

  • @everettmarret8417
    @everettmarret8417 3 месяца назад

    Yooo sick video, lets go climbing!

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 3 месяца назад

      🫡 lfg perfect timing bro, we had that first frost last night so now all the bugs are dead

  • @yoku2404
    @yoku2404 3 месяца назад

    The Lorax mustache👌

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 3 месяца назад

      👀 been working on it for a bit

  • @TDace25
    @TDace25 3 месяца назад

    Algo

  • @OmarAli-pq6hn
    @OmarAli-pq6hn 3 месяца назад

    Hey could you make a video on climbing/ bouldering and how to train for these disciplines?

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 3 месяца назад

      🫡🫡 give me a few days

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 3 месяца назад

      published

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 3 месяца назад

      hope it helps

    • @OmarAli-pq6hn
      @OmarAli-pq6hn 3 месяца назад

      @@milo_atp You're the best man!!

  • @MarkoAssi_pokervlogger
    @MarkoAssi_pokervlogger 4 месяца назад

    Im 46 years old and I just started training OWL. I read as we get older we get weaker so resistance training is recommended. I initially tried the 3 powerlifting exercises but changed my mind when my knees started making noises. So I did cleans because it's equally challenging without being as heavy.

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      Nice! That is smart in a lot of fronts

  • @katharsis95
    @katharsis95 4 месяца назад

    I saw vanev I clicked. I don’t train bulgirian I’m coached by a ex Romanian weightlifter. But my gosh do I aspire to the Bulgarians

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      Oh you have to! Even knowing everything I know about that era, Im the same way haha

  • @sdejong3541
    @sdejong3541 4 месяца назад

    It so totally helps to explain psysics and show many slow motions

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      Moving a loaded bar through space and time 🔥

    • @sdejong3541
      @sdejong3541 4 месяца назад

      @@milo_atp 💪🏾

  • @marcomiller5146
    @marcomiller5146 4 месяца назад

    Where are you from?

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      Chile!

    • @marcomiller5146
      @marcomiller5146 4 месяца назад

      @@milo_atp como esta el talento para rugby en chile? Chile puede competir con los europeos o esta como los estados unidos que los chicos quieren jugar fútbol mas del rugby?

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      @@marcomiller5146 No, dudo mucho que Chile llegue a competir con Europa en Rugby. No hay mucha cultura de deportes, las directivas afuera de Santiago machacan a sus jugadores, las temporadas nunca terminan, juegan muchos partidos, mezclan divisiones, suben a lot ninos a adultos a los 14-16, no los desarrollan. En Santiago son un poco mejores, por que esta todo mas concentrado y hay mas competencia y oportunidades, pero igual son los mismos problemas. Tampoco ayuda que si, la mayoria quiere jugar al futbol haha

    • @marcomiller5146
      @marcomiller5146 4 месяца назад

      @@milo_atp hm que interesante. Me gusta tus videos, estas fuerte hermanó.

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      @marcomiller5146 gracias bro! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

  • @dirtygeazer9266
    @dirtygeazer9266 4 месяца назад

    I hope i can do ok im trying to lock in for bjj and lifting slow transition into mma

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      LFG! If you got the strength already just work to not loose it, keep lifting heavy once a week. Doubles at 85-90%, good reps, compound movements, and call it a day. Focus all your other energy in the sport you are training for 🔥

  • @gbush92223
    @gbush92223 4 месяца назад

    I wish I had gotten started earlier in general. I never even touched a real barbell till I was 27 or so...I've been debating on giving up weightlifting and just do standard powerlifting movements. Do you know of any training a guy with a newborn and a RNs schedule can do? I really don't want to give it up, I genuinely love it, but it's hard on my body and time consuming

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      That is tough, specially with the schedule. Going into powerlifting maybe with a bigger focus on hypertrophy would definitely be an option. But if you dont want to give up the weightlifting movements there are a couple people in the space who do condensed programs. I believe Mattie rogers, and aimee and greg everett all have some in the train heroic app. But if those are still too much, and you really want to keep doing weightlifting, without worries of competing I suggest the following. Focus on just 3 good sessions a week, and pick only one movement to focus on, snatches, cleans or jerks (if you are crazy lol). Keep in mind that you still need to squat twice a week, and you should really keep doing power cleans once a week. But now you have the freedom to move things around. Focus on just doing work, and be patient with yourself, its ok to keep the weights the same for weeks in a row, add pauses, add variations, or just do another set or add another rep to the sets. Squats are the most taxing thing, so keep these around 80-90% for doubles or triples, make them great reps, they are there to keep you strong not to get you a huge squat. So you can have day 1 with snatches and back squats plus an accessory. Day two with power cleans and an accessory, and then day 3 with a snatch variation and back squats plus a succesory! These should be short days, that you can move around and fit your schedule the best way you can. You’ll have to just wait and find those days you feel great to maybe max out and then just deload. Also after 8-12 weeks you can swap the main movment. Hopefully this isnt too complicated, if you have more questions just shoot me a dm or email me. Good luck!!

    • @BermudaGrass
      @BermudaGrass 4 месяца назад

      I’m no expert…but I suggest landmine workouts, resistance band workouts, or kettlebell workouts. All 3 training routes are easy to incorporate full body exercises into (which reduces time), and all 3 are easier on the body while still being high impact. The landmine is easier on your body exertion, because the barbell gets lighter as it rises (due to the pendulum it is swinging on) and it allows natural movement according to your own body (due to the pendulum it is swinging on). The bands are easier on the body’s joints because it’s tension doesn’t require gravity - it is pretty much self-induced. They also help to develop tendon strength and stabilizer muscles, since isometric exercises are much easier and safer to blend into tots regimen. The kettlebell is easier on the body because it is much more difficult to develop muscle imbalances using them, since it’s design demands the coordination of the entire body for most exercises to be executed (especially unilateral). Hope this helps you!

    • @BermudaGrass
      @BermudaGrass 4 месяца назад

      EDIT: *while still being high intensity yet low impact.

  • @TDace25
    @TDace25 4 месяца назад

    Definitely feel this as a close to masters lifter. Ive only competed once and don’t plan to anytime soon. Still hitting the lifts 2-3x a week and mixing in more types of squat. Hatfield and box squats while focusing more on bodybuilding

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      Thats solid!

  • @Slambars94k
    @Slambars94k 4 месяца назад

    I’ve had a similar journey. And I am very happy currently to blend my training.. I have a weightlifting core and I do my strength/bodybuilding lifts after in the workout.. I don’t have plans to compete anymore but I definitely could if I decided to. I’ve just tempered my goals. I don’t intend have any ideas of becoming a national champ but I will make the lifts look pretttv and feel good in the gym. This way I have fun and I’m not walking around all broken down pushing numbers like in the past.. I am 6 foot with long femurs and arms. I basically look like a wrestler who snatches and as long as I can snatch body weight and hold heavy weight overhead in the rack I am really happy.. (jerk recoveries in the rack from high pins are amazing for stability and building a strong upper back. If you haven’t tried them I highly recommend working up to 110% of your jerk for 10 second holds..great exercise) but yeah I still tape my fingers up watch yt vids and lift only now I’m not crushed by chasing higher cleans and I’m not crushing myself on chasing big squats.. now I incorporate bodybuilding and 2 days of sprint training. Way more fun and less taxing mentally. Maybe 1 day I’ll sign up for a local meet but I’m not obligated or forcing myself to progress it’s a good feeling

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      This amazing, Im right there with you on all of this. Making the lifts look good, is so underrated and its fun. Plus like you said it doesnt crush you. Jerks are my biggest problem, its holding that overhead position with the close grip that just kills my shoulders. I never did jerk recoveries but I did spent a few training blocks just holding every single oh lift for 3-5 seconds, and it did help quite a bit. Until my shoulders just couldn’t take it anymore

  • @EnricoMarino13
    @EnricoMarino13 4 месяца назад

    Nice video. I did some weighlifting after quitting baseball in 2015. I only did it got a year, never competed or anything. I then quit because of life obligations. In 2018 I did triathlons until 2021 where I had an accident. Since then I decided to get back into general strength training and now in 2024 back to the classical lifts. This is probably the happiest i hav been with training. I mentioned my wife about competing, but she told me if I'm enjoying what I do and feel good why add more stress. Right now I am the strongest I have been. In three months I went from not snatching to hitting my all time best which is 185 lbs and I think 190 is there. For the CJ 225 which was easy. I just see weighligting as a fun way to train while mixing in some hypertrophy and cardio.

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      Thank you! Thats it right there though, solid work. Im the same way, if Im competing I want to train for it, I want to feel the pressure and at the end feel like regardless of placement I showed up prepared. At the end though, feeling strong, and being happy with just training is such a good feeling also

    • @AniolPB
      @AniolPB 4 месяца назад

      Snatching 80kg dude thats crazy, how do you go up such weight? Im stuck at 70 kg in bench, any advice?

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      How long have you been training for??

    • @EnricoMarino13
      @EnricoMarino13 4 месяца назад

      @@AniolPB For me, the main thing I have changed was back positioning and bracing. Look into improving bracing 360 so abs low back and obliques. Then the next big on is lat tightness or upper back tightness.

  • @DamienOzFrank
    @DamienOzFrank 4 месяца назад

    Weightlifting is an amazing sport. But as you said it is so time demanding and as training for an actual sport it falls flat. The derivatives tho work wonders and are very time efficient and as one sees nearly every major sport does them to an extent. I still think that anyone that doesn't have an actual sport but lifts should learn and try to perfect the lifts because it makes someone so athletic to be able to full snatch etc..

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      Agreed! The full lifts are incredible but most athletes will be better off with just variations. Everyone else though 👀 should give it a go haha

  • @gregorysuchyta
    @gregorysuchyta 4 месяца назад

    Competition can be valuable to give your training some meaning. As an older guy I am in no danger of going to the Olympics but competing once or twice a year is a fun way to scratch the competitive itch and continue challenging myself. Also helps to break my training into an in-season and off-season to help avoid burnout and allow me to train generally for most of the year. Hope you don't give it up permanently and you can come back and enjoy an occasional weightlifting competiton.

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 4 месяца назад

      Oh, I agree with this 100% I’ll find my way back to competition. The most I’ve jerked in a couple of years is 70 kgs haha so that would be the limiter. But yeah rest assure Ill never completely stop doing snatches or cleans

  • @Jack_huntakilla
    @Jack_huntakilla 7 месяцев назад

    post malone got jacked!

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 7 месяцев назад

      Lol, thats a first

  • @holmesxl
    @holmesxl 7 месяцев назад

    Great video :)

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 7 месяцев назад

      Thank you!

  • @vytas5584
    @vytas5584 7 месяцев назад

    Warm ups in summer heat are a waste of time for bodybuilding, in my opinion. You warm up as you train. In winter cold I feel it’s necessary to warm up to get some blood flow. My first set is 10% less weight, it’s a warm up.

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 7 месяцев назад

      Yeah, that's fair, in bodybuilding you can be a little more lenient with your warm ups and even with your total work. As long as you are still progressing and are pushing those sets to the right intensity you are more than likely in great shape. I'd just be careful with assuming that a set at 10% less than your "Working weight" counts as a "Working set," for every movement. Lighter single joint movements are probably more than fine being trained like this. Bigger, heavier movements can be a bit more tricky if you get into periodizing them, but if not then again you probably are fine.

  • @Verbux
    @Verbux 7 месяцев назад

    One of my training sessions really kills me (I start with mid-rep hack-squats). I'll test out your recommendation of warming up for a couple reps with my working weight. Thanks bro!

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 7 месяцев назад

      LFG, no problem!

  • @johnnyblaze5499
    @johnnyblaze5499 7 месяцев назад

    I power clean.... more than I clean... so I have to work this out.. I know that speed and mobility pulling under the bar into full squat isn't there like it should be and the timing and power to pull it off efficiently have to balance the speed and mobility.

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 7 месяцев назад

      Lets fix that, you got the right idea! 💪 Add Tall Cleans for warm ups every clean session, get those arms used to the motion. Pause front squats too, get used to being in the bottom of the squat

  • @katharsis95
    @katharsis95 7 месяцев назад

    I can see the effort that went into this video. Epic work my boy

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 7 месяцев назад

      I appreciate that! More to come 🫡

  • @ScrolltheNature
    @ScrolltheNature 7 месяцев назад

    i liked your clean content !!

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 7 месяцев назад

      I appreciate that, more to come!

  • @EnricoMarino13
    @EnricoMarino13 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this video. Would you say that upper back tightness includes tensing or flaring the lats?

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 8 месяцев назад

      No problem! Tensing, scooping the shoulder blades the way I described involves tensing the lats. Flaring them will do the opposite and open the shoulder blades

    • @EnricoMarino13
      @EnricoMarino13 8 месяцев назад

      @@milo_atp got you. So basically tense the lats the same way I would for a deadlift. It seems to make sense since that creates more tension than just pinching my shoulder blades. It makes sense. I have only done one squat session since I have thought of this. I will try again tomorrow. Thank you

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 8 месяцев назад

      Yeah, pretty much the same, you got it!

  • @milo_atp
    @milo_atp 8 месяцев назад

    Stay hard

  • @geoffreyvdb4629
    @geoffreyvdb4629 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks for your wisdom Uncle

  • @milo_atp
    @milo_atp 8 месяцев назад

    Do you have a love-hate relationship with the jerk? Or are you insane

  • @GZA036
    @GZA036 9 месяцев назад

    Man these videos are great, been watching your whole catalogue. So much good knowledge consolidated, well organized and packed into each of these. Really does embody that quote in your outro!

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 9 месяцев назад

      Hey, I really appreciate this comment I hope that I can keep providing value 🫡

  • @GZA036
    @GZA036 9 месяцев назад

    I see catalyst written all over these technique videos. I have Greg's book, it's the best. More oly technique videos, more, more!

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 9 месяцев назад

      100% hahah Greg and Aimee are amazing We’ll keep them coming!

  • @michaeldanmosley4169
    @michaeldanmosley4169 9 месяцев назад

    Hey man ! I like that name - MILO ( what happened to the magazine )

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 9 месяцев назад

      Its been my nick name since I can remember haha Oh man, I don’t know. I never got to really read it, I think you can still order old issues though

    • @michaeldanmosley4169
      @michaeldanmosley4169 9 месяцев назад

      Cool thanks bro ​@@milo_atp

  • @deadbeatbadger4092
    @deadbeatbadger4092 9 месяцев назад

    Any pointers on getting out of the hook grip? I struggle with getting my thumb out from between the bar and my fingers. Great video!

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 9 месяцев назад

      Make sure you are not over gripping or squeezing too hard during the pulls. Practice releasing it with muscle cleans too, it’ll be a little slower. If you are still struggling after trying that you might need to look at your turnover mechanics. Elbows should go up and out, not just straight back, and knuckles should be pointing down until the turnover starts. Hope this helps!

  • @sssssoham
    @sssssoham 10 месяцев назад

    i have never cleaned, but i'd like to, thanks for the video, subbed.

    • @milo_atp
      @milo_atp 10 месяцев назад

      Best of luck, my friend 🔥 No problem, I appreciate the sub!