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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

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  • @BaldOmniMan
    @BaldOmniMan 2 года назад +1370

    I didn’t manage to get the first comment on a video that I’m featured in. F in the chat. My speed in the comment section has greatly diminished. (Ps: Thanks again Alex 🥂)

    • @AlexLeonidas
      @AlexLeonidas  2 года назад +160

      Was a pleasure having you on!! Cheers Paris 🥂

    • @OMAR-vk9pi
      @OMAR-vk9pi 2 года назад +14

      Damn where was the warning this was dropping 😭

    • @aleksapiperski1170
      @aleksapiperski1170 2 года назад +4

      i like your tattoos man

    • @Katalin04
      @Katalin04 2 года назад +8

      Did you accidentally grow some hair and now you started losing your power,lmao?

    • @BaldOmniMan
      @BaldOmniMan 2 года назад +34

      @@Katalin04 I think it’s cause I don’t have a mustache currently tbh

  • @TedwardUltimate
    @TedwardUltimate 2 года назад +591

    Now we need to hear The Four Horseman all together in one conversation:
    Alphadestiny, natural hypertrophy, geoff schofield, and bald omni man

  • @JuliusCaesar103
    @JuliusCaesar103 2 года назад +137

    Man he's so strong, also truly handsome guy. A worthy Berserk fan.

  • @Majora141
    @Majora141 2 года назад +55

    Geofferey,Natural Hypertrophy, and now Bald Omni-man??? best month ever.

  • @HocDolliday
    @HocDolliday 2 года назад +48

    Dude reminds me of Xerxes from 300, and he’s literally being interviewed by Alex Leonidas. 2022 is already getting weird.

  • @Wiizardii
    @Wiizardii 2 года назад +39

    I literally thought Bald Omni-Man was just another AlphaDestiny fanboy like me who likes to comment on almost every single video Alex uploads. Little did I know the man is a fusion of One Punch Man and Madara Uchiha. SUBBED!

  • @UltimateSuperSaiyan
    @UltimateSuperSaiyan 2 года назад +133

    great to see a community of real elite natural lifters coming along!

  • @kamrynabrial497
    @kamrynabrial497 2 года назад +123

    Paris is a PHENOMENAL trainer. Super supportive and very communicative. He’s client oriented and his strengths are in growing and learning. One of the most insightful trainers I’ve ever come across.

  • @goatleaks4986
    @goatleaks4986 2 года назад +60

    When he said pullups is the key to looking like you lift, this is so true. I truly think i started looking big when I got into daily pushups and pullups. Throw in some band face pulls there too

    • @ryceryder85
      @ryceryder85 2 года назад +12

      Pretty sure he meant weighted pull ups

    • @kareemcallender3799
      @kareemcallender3799 2 года назад +16

      Weighted pull ups + basically any pushing movement will basically train your entire upper body

    • @owyn4799
      @owyn4799 2 года назад +1

      This is a late comment but can I ask did you bench and do rows when you were doing these daily or was it a case of simply using just that? And if it's the former did you accommodate for volume?

    • @goatleaks4986
      @goatleaks4986 2 года назад +9

      @@owyn4799 I basically did pushups and pull-ups on everyday that was not a day where I hit chest or back at the gym.
      For example, i my main chest movements are incline bench and weighted dips, and I do these on Tuesdays and Fridays. On every other day of the week, I would do push-ups using a greasing the groove method. Usually 3 sets of 30-40 reps spread out through the day. With pull-ups I would do the same thing. I do pull days on mondays and Thursdays. On these days, my main movements are weighted chins and pendlay rows, as well as upper and lower back work. On the days I’m not hitting pull, I do 3 sets of 12-15 pull-ups spread out through the day.
      Important note: for me, 30-40 reps of pushups is not much at all, and 12-15 pull-ups are not much at all. I can easily do more than that, but I use these two ranges to just stimulate and not destroy, so that my recovery isn’t shot and my gym days aren’t effected. This is kinda nucleos overload, and also a way of making me recover better, by keeping my glycogen stores high and keeping my nervous system sharp so that then movements I do at the gym don’t feel too foriegnz

    • @owyn4799
      @owyn4799 2 года назад

      @@goatleaks4986 Super man thanks for the advice, definitely will be something I'll be looking into.

  • @FitLabb
    @FitLabb 2 года назад +69

    Been seeing Bald Omni-Man in the comments as long as I’ve been on the tube, & glad you continue to shine a bright light on some positive & highly underrated channels in this way. It really helps counter all the bad info & nonsense so many bigger channels put out by giving the “good guys” in the industry the attention they deserve. 👍💪

  • @whitefang9758
    @whitefang9758 2 года назад +263

    These interviews with the smaller natty creators have been great. Would love to see Enkiri on next sometime. He could bring some interesting new ideas to the audience here since he has a different focus.

    • @FitLabb
      @FitLabb 2 года назад +30

      Agree, Enkiri is a very knowledgeable guy & is a really good dude as well. I’d be interested to hear what he has to say in a format like this as well. 👍

    • @oaksaint4458
      @oaksaint4458 2 года назад +6

      I think that it might be inevitable I hope

    • @GB-ld6lf
      @GB-ld6lf 2 года назад +16

      Also The Bioneer

    • @Muhammad-ou9wh
      @Muhammad-ou9wh 2 года назад +4

      @@FitLabb id like you on the channel as well bro humble man you is

    • @FitLabb
      @FitLabb 2 года назад +11

      @@Muhammad-ou9wh Thanks brother, really appreciate you saying that. I’d really love that, but who knows…..? Guys like Enkiri or Adam from The Bioneer certainly deserve it more than me.

  • @MrJamesdryable
    @MrJamesdryable 2 года назад +55

    In the military after finishing a workout we don't just relax and slap each other on the back, we go back to support the others. This channel is the embodiment of this philosophy.

  • @jmcleda8138
    @jmcleda8138 2 года назад +97

    Hey Alex, we need another podcast/interview with Natural Hypertrophy, the first one was so interesting I'd love to see you two going more in depth on some of the topics you briefly covered.

    • @AlexLeonidas
      @AlexLeonidas  2 года назад +74

      You're getting a part two no worries! Lots more to cover.

    • @jmcleda8138
      @jmcleda8138 2 года назад +8

      @@AlexLeonidas Great to know

  • @DNO_Fitness
    @DNO_Fitness 2 года назад +53

    Alex, thanks for the encouraging message you posted on my bench video. I set the USAPL state record. It's been several years and I'm approaching 500. People question my natural status but fail to realize I started working with a strength coach at 12. I'm 40 now and can't recall spending more than 2 weeks away from lifting. A lot is possible with 28 years of consistent intense training and optimized programs. My weight hasn't changed much but I've been carb cycling so I'm leaner. Best lifts so far are 465 bench, 560 squat and 650 deadlift. I'm recording my routine for anyone interested. I know a lot but I'm always open to trying new exercises and your videos help me do that. Great points about leverages affecting training volume. We have similar builds and I can bench more frequently and with greater volume compared with deadlifts.

    • @AlexLeonidas
      @AlexLeonidas  2 года назад +17

      You're a true inspiration, Dominic! Years of consistent, proper training paid off and I have no doubt you'll continue to crush PRs in your 40s. Keep representing the long term grind and showing what's possible 💯💪

    • @getstrongby4038
      @getstrongby4038 2 года назад +1

      Sure
      But would you get to 1100lb deadlift natural?
      I'd say thats impossible

    • @nationcraft4982
      @nationcraft4982 5 месяцев назад

      @@getstrongby4038you never know

  • @harrisonogbewe8829
    @harrisonogbewe8829 2 года назад +23

    This is definitely amongst your top three best interviews. Excellent conversation, transitioning, and variety. This talk gave me so much to think about.

  • @iwnl_vale
    @iwnl_vale 2 года назад +42

    It's so great to see Alex bringing together the legit natty youtubers.

  • @Yaderix
    @Yaderix 2 года назад +67

    Strong natty bald man interviewing another strong natty bald man, you love to see it!

    • @igee1605
      @igee1605 2 года назад

      Is he actually natty?

    • @aidaninsua
      @aidaninsua 2 года назад +8

      @@igee1605 i’d believe it for sure

    • @mysteretsym
      @mysteretsym 2 года назад +3

      @@igee1605 yes

    • @Wayf4rer
      @Wayf4rer 2 года назад +4

      @@igee1605 Both of these guys are strong as hell and pretty good representations of what serious advanced lifters can do if you're consistent and dedicated to lifting over long periods of time.

    • @soofitnsexy
      @soofitnsexy 2 года назад +1

      @@igee1605 no hes super natty!

  • @noahsibahi-jackson8757
    @noahsibahi-jackson8757 2 года назад +26

    You, natrual hypertrophy and Bald omniman are by far some of the purest and morally best humans I have ever seen, I have nothing but respect for you guys, and I am truly honoured to be a supporter of your channels and moreso to be fortunate enough to have access to the information and content you have provided over the years

  • @nomaderic
    @nomaderic 2 года назад +53

    I love these man. Nattys getting together and preaching the gospel to everyone. In a world full of steroids this is a breath of fresh air

  • @marshkid1
    @marshkid1 2 года назад +51

    These interviews are gold. I've never heard anybody talk about the intricacies like you do. I could be wrong, or bias, but the details and knowledge you share, seem to me to be something that only a natty would would be able to derive from their personal training experience.

  • @Un1234l
    @Un1234l 2 года назад +9

    Yeah I was thinking for a while now that my lack of progress despite pushing myself every workout is also due to not being in a caloric surplus. Nice to see others having that experience too.

  • @Fazlifts
    @Fazlifts Год назад +4

    Had another watch of this over the last couple days, great insights and a very uplifting discussion.

  • @ziopsis
    @ziopsis 2 года назад +44

    Props to Alex for giving a platform to lesser known youtube fitness channels as of late

  • @Fazlifts
    @Fazlifts 2 года назад +17

    Excellent! This will be my Saturday morning viewing. Well done gents.

  • @itsjustme5097
    @itsjustme5097 2 года назад +101

    As a novice I’m beyond glad that I was blessed enough to stumble upon creators like AlphaDestony and Bald Omni Man and not get sucked into the vortex of juice head teens

    • @wainach9518
      @wainach9518 2 года назад +8

      I recommend natural hypertrophy too

    • @itsjustme5097
      @itsjustme5097 2 года назад +3

      @@wainach9518 Was blessed enough to find a couple months back as well

    • @UltimateSuperSaiyan
      @UltimateSuperSaiyan 2 года назад +4

      @@itsjustme5097 gives you good, realistic expectations - not going from 140kg to 340kg deadlift in 18 months ('yeah it's just genetics bro')

  • @anthonyi.3118
    @anthonyi.3118 2 года назад +19

    Berserk is the single greatest piece of artwork. Glad to see it getting the praise it deserves

    • @DNO_Fitness
      @DNO_Fitness 2 года назад +7

      Nothing helps me channel intensity for a big lift better than thinking about Guts in Berserk.

  • @robertmosley1188
    @robertmosley1188 2 года назад +10

    Great video! Thanks for all the info! Going for 180kg bench this year. Took some notes that should help me adjust my program if I struggle to keep progressing. My arms are on the longer side as well

  • @lonnyduejr.9079
    @lonnyduejr.9079 2 года назад +8

    like everyone else is saying, love these interviews! Such an important thing to show natural lifters. so much value in these interviews. thank you.

  • @GVS
    @GVS 2 года назад +14

    2:30:35
    Fantastic

  • @adan2974
    @adan2974 2 года назад +6

    Such a sobering interview. Gives me a-lot of hope and gratitude for continuing this Natural journey

  • @Baldcafe
    @Baldcafe 2 года назад +116

    I am not worthy! Insane strength

  • @JoeLeone117
    @JoeLeone117 10 месяцев назад +1

    I completely agree with what you said about ohp having carriover to bench, I've been training for a year and in the previous months I trained primarily ohp and Incline bench as an accessory, I still flat benched don't get me wrong but not with the same intensity. So after hitting a 2 plates strict ohp pr I tested my max on the bench and it was 265 although I could have probably done more (the previous pr on bench was 225).

  • @MonkeyBarsEveryday
    @MonkeyBarsEveryday 2 года назад +5

    super glad this guy touches on long arm specific training. gorilla gang rise up

  • @adambombdon7798
    @adambombdon7798 2 года назад +6

    Loving these collabs. You’re channel has come so far bro and I’m glad I’ve stuck around! These guy seems to know his shit.
    Will have to dive into his stuff.

  • @davidg9491
    @davidg9491 2 года назад +7

    I can't wait to watch this. Two legends of the natural community!

  • @crabenthusiast7683
    @crabenthusiast7683 2 года назад +23

    Love all these interviews man, building a real community of real nattys bro.

  • @badonkatrunk7458
    @badonkatrunk7458 2 года назад +23

    The man , the myth, the legend. I always see him in every fitness comment section and nice to see him get the recognition he deserves

  • @boyka1408
    @boyka1408 2 года назад +5

    Weighted pull-ups are in my opinion the only exercise you need if you want a jacked back.
    Years ago when I started out, I simply took a look at the exercises that the majority WASN'T DOING:
    Pull-ups, dips, squats and deads.
    Add progressive overload to those exercises and you cannot NOT improve.
    After Corona hit and the gyms closed, I tried being creative with my back training but I wasn't getting the same stimulus as weighted pull-ups no matter how hard I tried. My back got much softer.
    Used to pull a bodyweight of 198 Lbs +154 Lbs of added weight as my 1RP.
    I just got back into it (bought a pull-up bar for my terrace) and am struggling with my bodyweight +70 Lbs (kettlebell).
    I appreciate the content guys :) It reminded me that you don't change a combination that works.

  • @shekh9910331
    @shekh9910331 2 года назад +6

    Alex, my man, you are bringing true hard working guy and giving them due platform. This series is lit. Kudos to you.

  • @Meckanimal
    @Meckanimal 2 года назад +11

    Smart Training ,well articulated delivery , Very Strong and Jacked Specimen. Nothing less Expected from a Natural Fellow Warrior . Great Interview .
    Alex , Keep bringing together the NATTY JUSTICE LEAGUE .👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾

    • @AlexLeonidas
      @AlexLeonidas  2 года назад +6

      Glad you enjoyed it Meckanimal and all that is definitely true. The more real naturals we have representing, the better! 💪🏻💪🏻👊🏻💯

  • @ChrisNanche
    @ChrisNanche Год назад +1

    Yeah Bald Omni Man is awesome, but can we talk about Alex and his progresson over the years as a channel?
    Now being a platform for all the other natty content creators as well. Big props!

  • @nmnate
    @nmnate 2 года назад +18

    I definitely feel that having a little higher BF% helps with resiliency in other sports (I mountain bike). Having a little bit of cushion really makes a huge difference if you crash. 👍

  • @oversipelio983
    @oversipelio983 2 года назад +3

    This guy is special, great to see Alex bringing notoriety to so many great natty kings

  • @skoya3344
    @skoya3344 2 года назад +25

    Another great collaboration. Great stuff guys

  • @Talk-Hub
    @Talk-Hub 2 года назад +6

    regarding benching, I'm the exact opposite as Alex, I struggle like hell off the chest, but when I get it up and the triceps do their work I can lock it out no issue, also I discovered today that I have some really bad leverages for benching, I go way below the bench

  • @mysteretsym
    @mysteretsym 2 года назад +8

    Didnt even notice how amazing his physique was. Hes peak natty

  • @fatcat22able
    @fatcat22able 2 года назад +83

    Alex, does shaving your head grant you the ability to detect other natural lifters who've also shaved their heads? That's too OP

    • @weyhanng7028
      @weyhanng7028 2 года назад +39

      Concurrent periodisation hair cuts. Volume and intensity hair cuts rotating the appliance used (one week razor, one week scissors, one week waxing...) XD

    • @ClassicTor
      @ClassicTor 2 года назад +1

      It makes you definitly stronger

    • @brianbadonde8700
      @brianbadonde8700 2 года назад

      @@weyhanng7028 with occasional comb over peaking to a hair tattoo

  • @ismellsalt
    @ismellsalt 2 года назад +3

    Such a nice interview once again. Would love to see alec enkiri on here

  • @HolyPineCone
    @HolyPineCone 2 года назад +10

    I have an easy time with squats. I thought I was quite good when I squated twice my bodyweight. (About 350 lbs) Now I squat that weight for 10 reps. Same story with ohp where I do 4 reps with my bodyweight. I don't feel like I would be close to some limit, but I am content. I have other interests too. So I mostly maintain strength and try to gain some arm size. It sucks to squat such weights and people still suggesting I should start lifting, due to lack of arms.

    • @davidscherer281
      @davidscherer281 2 года назад +5

      Same problem. I can build my squat up really easy, and hardly plateau and my ohp is decent for my size, but my bench sucks and always stalls.

    • @copeenthuisiast5453
      @copeenthuisiast5453 2 года назад

      @@davidscherer281 try weighted dips

  • @PauIdenino
    @PauIdenino 2 года назад +6

    I love your interviews and Q&A's.
    I like to listen to them while doing other stuff.
    Really informative, keep them coming!

  • @Drewstein69
    @Drewstein69 2 года назад +6

    As someone who just finished Week 8 of Coach Butlers 10 Week Black Swordsman program, I can't say enough about the progress I've made. Currently 28-30% BF at 226 but seeing more musculature than I ever have in my training career. The variations he programs and how each week is planned gave me something new and exciting to look forward each training session, especially when it comes to the hypertrophy/RIR work since it's never been a focus of mine before. Seeing you and Coach Butler talk and really click is truly wonderful and informative to boot. Thanks to you both!

    • @BaldOmniMan
      @BaldOmniMan 2 года назад +3

      Wow that’s awesome bro. Glad you enjoyed. Man it’s a humbling thing to help so many people dawg. Thank you

    • @Drewstein69
      @Drewstein69 2 года назад

      @@BaldOmniMan Fur sure Coach :) I'm looking forward to running it a 2nd time. Having not used RIR in my previous training (mainly variations of 531), it's taken a bit for me to grasp it but this week, it really clicked in what it should feel like and I got to push myself more. Being in a slight 200-300 calorie surplus is also helping as well, even though I'm slowly losing weight so now also playing around with my calories to find my actual surplus.

  • @MonkeyBarsEveryday
    @MonkeyBarsEveryday 2 года назад +1

    step loading and NH's evolving rep range are exactly what is catapulting me into new progress. lets go

  • @HypertrophyShowdown
    @HypertrophyShowdown 2 года назад +2

    Thanks for introducing me to his channel Alex! Big fan

  • @ulav
    @ulav 2 года назад +1

    Idk who this guy was but he STRONG boy. Definitely subbed

  • @abdiwelihashi1475
    @abdiwelihashi1475 2 года назад +5

    The collab we needed

  • @brostradamus11
    @brostradamus11 2 года назад +2

    Bros, I am so primed and ready to sit down and watch this. This is the crossover we need right now

  • @FatCatWithAStrawHat
    @FatCatWithAStrawHat 2 года назад +4

    Alex, you gotta get the Bioneer or Enkiri on next!

  • @rangosantana
    @rangosantana 2 года назад +5

    Oh man now it's rolling.
    Geoffrey, NH, Bald Chad keep on going!
    #nattyytfitness

  • @James-Lifts
    @James-Lifts 2 года назад +1

    Lovin this, it’s so simple yet if you don’t have years of natural consistency, I don’t think a lot of the concepts would make full sense as intended.

  • @Muffinfist
    @Muffinfist 2 года назад +8

    Alex is assembling the Natty Avengers

  • @thedistordedbadger
    @thedistordedbadger 2 года назад +3

    I was a hyper tuck presser on bench (255) and OHP (135), I put fat grips on the bar and it forced my elbows out to where I can get a good chest and shoulder stimulus. Going to rebuild both to my PRs with my hyper tuck form and see if my delts and chest get larger proportionally to triceps.

  • @limitstream
    @limitstream 2 года назад +2

    back and overhead press has the biggest carry over to bench press

  • @irvinepikirayi8937
    @irvinepikirayi8937 2 года назад +10

    "There's no natural limit"

  • @marc.eisler
    @marc.eisler 2 года назад +1

    just great stuff, awesome to know this communitys so uplifting and supportive, almost feels like family

  • @tankmoore7059
    @tankmoore7059 2 года назад +2

    Saw the symbol of sacrifice so I know I gotta tune in for this one.

  • @GabrielMartinsFitness
    @GabrielMartinsFitness 2 года назад +2

    Listened to this talk taking notes guys this is gold content right here

  • @sw-gz9ps
    @sw-gz9ps 11 месяцев назад +1

    those were some great questions bro

  • @powertreadssupremacy
    @powertreadssupremacy 2 года назад +3

    Alex, check out Old School Strength. He has a gymnastics background and crazy thick neck, forearms and calves.

  • @ClassicTor
    @ClassicTor 2 года назад +5

    My gym was closed again for a month this time and im love weighted callesthenics so it was not that big of a deal and so i did weighted push ups etc in the park and my incline bench pr was 90kg i came back yesterday and my pr is now 95kg pretty easy i think its gonna be 100kg in 4weeks if not earlier

  • @Ethan-jd3qt
    @Ethan-jd3qt 2 года назад +4

    I've was stuck on 135 lbs for a while on ohp. I finally focused on improving my incline bench press for like a month and then I just was randomly able to do 135 for 3 reps on OHP. I was surprised. I guess incline bench press must have had carry over or not doing flat bench for a month made my ohp go up.

  • @matthewman249
    @matthewman249 2 года назад

    I'm happy with he info I've gotten from AlphaDestiny. Just joined the two plate club in bench today! I want 315 now! Let's watch.

  • @jackhammer4514
    @jackhammer4514 2 года назад +3

    Top 10 crossovers of all time:

  • @IgnatiusCheese
    @IgnatiusCheese 2 года назад +5

    Alex showcasing the small channel nattys is so important. We need leadership and my man has stepped up

  • @wyattspittler2771
    @wyattspittler2771 2 года назад +1

    Alex must be checking what channels I’m subscribed to and picking them to do interviews with

  • @bmledoux
    @bmledoux 2 года назад +4

    One thing that makes little sense to me now is the obsession with the term “strength” and judging a movement by your ability to move more weight on it vs another movement. While I used to agree with this for a long time, after several years in other modalities I realized it’s very flawed. People throw out the term “strength” a lot… and I know what theyre referring to… typically related to basically skill in a movement. It’s all relative to what youre trying to do, right? What makes a big bencher stronger than a farm hard who works with their hands all day? It’s just weird parameters we throw on it. But somehow progressing in a pullup is strength but adding 10lbs on an isolation movement isnt also strength?
    I used to do exclusively weighted calisthenics and could rep over 100lbs added pullups at a bw of over 195lbs. I do exclusively cable lat pull ins for lats now and my back is bigger than it was before. It’s been 6 years. My lats grew… i worked them more optimally. Am I weaker now bc I dont do heavy weighted pullups? That doesnt make sense. Hypertrophy and strength are not as mutually exclusive as some ppl think. Finally… if youre really hitting a target muscle correctly… you wont need that much weight…. But when you consider factors like magnification, alignment and resistance curve… youre actually lifting MORE than most compounds geared towards that movement. Thanks for coming to my ted talk haha

  • @onionring1531
    @onionring1531 2 года назад +15

    OHP and dips took my bench from a stalled out 225 baby bench that I had been stuck with for literal years to a slightly more respectable 305 in less than 3 months with the first 45 pounds being added in only 2 weeks. Anyone who even suggests OHP doesn't have carryover to the bench, doesn't lift.

    • @Le778
      @Le778 2 года назад

      Roided or natural?

    • @_Azeem_
      @_Azeem_ 2 года назад

      Boy how the fuck? That doesn't make sense

    • @jonathancheng3763
      @jonathancheng3763 2 года назад

      Hard to say cause 305 is magnitudes harder than 225, and if you added 45lbs in 2 weeks to your bench which had been stalled for "literal years" no offence but your previous programming must have been extremely braindead lol

    • @onionring1531
      @onionring1531 2 года назад

      @@Le778 I take creatine if that counts otherwise no PEDs.

    • @onionring1531
      @onionring1531 2 года назад

      @@jonathancheng3763 Yeah it was. I hadn't even been doing low rep ranges because some "smart" bodybuilders claimed you didn't need them and I was overly concerned about their BS of tearing a pec.
      Essentially once I got the right mindset realized my 1RM was really a 2 or 3 rep max and started doing exercises to correct my weaknesses I had explosive gains.

  • @TheUcHiHaMaD
    @TheUcHiHaMaD 2 года назад +2

    Him and Sika Strength are my top youtube channels atm. (Obviously Alex aswell)

  • @laowai2000
    @laowai2000 Год назад +1

    Very apparent now after being in and out of gym for over 30 years. Natties carrying significant amount of muscle move significant weight. Makes sense, body adapts to move weight.

  • @Lantheo1911
    @Lantheo1911 2 года назад +3

    Great work dude! Keep these videos w great naturals coming

  • @Abraham_Kist-Okazaki
    @Abraham_Kist-Okazaki 2 года назад +10

    There is in fact a natty limit. It's called death. So, if you are still breathing, stop limiting yourself!

  • @scotta9805
    @scotta9805 2 года назад

    This is a fantastic conversation between 2 real pioneers in natty lifting progression

  • @Katalin04
    @Katalin04 2 года назад +9

    Alex coming in with the best collabs👏

  • @nicolasklug2311
    @nicolasklug2311 2 года назад +1

    First video of me seeing this dude though I have seen him post a ton of times. Very insightful thx Alex ! On a site note, the most recent curfew in MTL will be pulled off as of monday which is awesome :)

  • @Omesh1
    @Omesh1 2 года назад

    The begging was so on point, ive trained and went to the gym for 6ish years .
    5 of those years i can say where basically junk , shit that id learn and study from very un reliable sources and also focusing on body building rather than to thing that i really enjoy (strongman/powerlifting) . Learn what you want early and don’t be scared to fail we all start from somewhere

  • @nikzlifts4134
    @nikzlifts4134 2 года назад +5

    this one's gonna be great, cheers alex and BOM!

  • @thomholio
    @thomholio Год назад +1

    Anime and lifting go together like pb & j 💪

  • @lusitanus6504
    @lusitanus6504 2 года назад +7

    I suggest interviewing Alec Enkiri.

  • @nmnate
    @nmnate 2 года назад +3

    Appreciate the discussion on longer arms and leverages. Ironically for my bench #s right now usually locking out hasn't been an issue (just off the chest to the middle is probably the most grindy part). Thankfully I've got some good safeties for my rack to help work on the sticking points. I never got into doing floor pressing much as I thought the ROM decrease was almost comical (probably 6" off my chest). 5'11" tall and 74.5" wingspan for ref 🙂

  • @alihk2290
    @alihk2290 2 года назад +1

    this was the collab we needed!! lets go!!!

  • @jmca_power
    @jmca_power 2 года назад +1

    I will definetly be subscribing to Omniman, thanks for this, it was really informative

  • @brickhandle1577
    @brickhandle1577 2 года назад +2

    I've been waiting for this moment

  • @Daylightv
    @Daylightv 2 года назад +5

    saw this coming! gonna be a great talk as always

  • @CodeineCoffee
    @CodeineCoffee 2 года назад +1

    Great interview with Handsome Squidward

  • @felixarzola3766
    @felixarzola3766 2 года назад +9

    Hey alex i think it would be great if you had eric bugenhagen on for an interview

  • @jesusmedrano4090
    @jesusmedrano4090 2 года назад +3

    Coath Butler finally got a huge shoutout!!!! Such an underrated channel.

  • @michaellk2254
    @michaellk2254 5 месяцев назад +1

    Montreal and Anime coming together.
    I am a proud osti

  • @Sh4ky
    @Sh4ky 2 года назад

    The Jojo's star and Brand Of Sacrifice tattoos are BALLER.

  • @maxtandremenoje4129
    @maxtandremenoje4129 2 года назад +11

    "It was too big to be called a barbell. Too massive, thick, heavy and far too rough. It was more like a heap of raw iron"

  • @steezyg23
    @steezyg23 2 года назад

    Great chat fellas! Really enjoying these vids Alex

  • @leonidas8513
    @leonidas8513 2 года назад

    These discussions are a goldmine.