Iya people! Hopefully you find some of these somewhat insightful/helpful and less obvious than the typical ‘gym mistakes’ videos. Anywayyy, thanks for watching and partaking generally in my life. I appreciate it. 🙏🏻🤙🏻
Joe, you're the living example of every single thing I've been/I'm going through. The journey is amazing but it feels good to be on the same learning curve with such an experienced lifter as yourself. Love your content! 🙏💙
I'd normally scoff at any self-promotion, especially when it comes to RUclips fitness videos, but the app you've shown looks pretty sick. I'm a data scientist and would be keen to know how it uses AI to build the workout templates - are you taking age, stress, etc.. as input features and predicting an ideal routine? what training data have you used? I'm on waiting list!
It would also be interesting if you were able to input what muscle was most stressed in an exercise, and then have the AI take that into consideration. And also include HRM/activity trackers to truly track your present state, especially since the app has a stress function, having the activity tracker make this function more modular would be quite interesting.
I can’t imagine he’s going to tell you how it works, mate. That’s probably been a lot of work and why it’s taking so long - maybe not so keen to share the details. I agree it’s interesting though.
Sounds very cool indeed! I was someone paying out £80 a month for a routine up until a few months ago when I decided I didnt wanna pay out anymore and preferred to just do my own workout. I found sticking religiously to a routine abit boring but also not optimal. There were many days my CNS felt hammered or a muscle group hadn't recovered properly and my coach would just say "get it done". This sounds far more flexible and fun. I hole its competitively priced and doesnt price out too much of the market.
You're a cool guy Joe🌹I'm just getting into all this exercise malarky after spending way too much time getting chunky sitting behind desks and developing the dad bod. You're by far one of my favourite RUclipsrs when it comes to getting into all this.
been binging you brother and I really really can say that you have helped my fitness journey tremendously...I had started out just hitting the gym for cardio and then wanted to get more serious about everything and you have really guided me on a good path for real, I truly appreciate you. Gonna check your app out soon.
I've been training for a long while now and by no means do I consider myself an expert but I know enough now to not get injured of off silly things anymore. I do however always learn something new from your videos, so thank you cause I definitely learned more than one thing from this one. Can't wait to see the app
That first one is a really good point I hadn't thought about. I just assumed all muscles were equal. My chest is clearly lagging behind for some reason, even though I do one compound and one isolated exercise for it, and 5 sets per session (10 sets in total per week) like with most other muscle groups. So maybe it just needs a bit more volume.
Machines taking away the stability buff allows you to lift more weight and with better hypertrophy leading to more size gains than just using free weights for them ‘stabilising’ muscle gains. similar to Delaney’s ‘make sure the targeted muscle is first to reach failure point’, machines helped,me do this do. (Thought throwing free weights around with zero mind muscle connection was how to get big for far too long)
For sure, I think sometimes machines are like isolations for the prime mover & synergist. I know that doesn't make sense, but what I mean is, they take away all of that stabilisation work you're talking about, so it's just the core action left. And if you think about the difference between what you can lift on machines vs free weights (although it's hard to calculate exactly), it goes to show how much that extra stabilisation can sometimes limit the overall lift. Obviously from an injury perspective you also want to train that stabilisation to some extent, so the conclusion yet again, as it is with so many things in lifting: do both.
Compound lifts are the best, and free weights are more compound then machines so really you get more bang for your buck with free weights. Muscles used for stabilisation are still muscles and contribute to strength.
@@KTK44 *shows deez nuts* How about you use your brain mate ? Or Google it you lazy bastard. Since when has using less muscles = to more strength and efficiency overall ?
"Your arm is not your leg" is actually a pretty profound thing to realize in designing a workout. It's profound enough that I can't recall any training giving advice to that end, such as saying "To balance your biceps with your triceps, you want to give more exercise volume or intensity to your biceps" or something like that.
@@bobdarrick2628 That different muscle groups might not respond in the exact same measure to the exact same stimulus. One muscle group may need a different training method from another muscle group.
hey joey really liked the video can you make a video on aesthetics people say get that upside down triangle shape but what if that's not that I want you have a rectangular type of physique but still look aesthetic and just talk about improving aesthetics based on your strong suits
Great video and some good tips here. Love your delivery style too. Thanks Joe. Would love to see more content from you. Not seen much new stuff recently. Thanks.
great video as usual! Do you have any pointers or advice for people seeking to get stronger without hypertrophy? To strengthen muscles without getting them any larger is it really as simple as fewer sets and higher weight percentages? I feel like that would lead to more injuries. If you have the desire to share any knowledge on the topic, it'd be much appreciated. Thank you
Great video. I also think some people change their routines too often. Keep progressing with what works and then when you are stalling change things up
My issue with resting is just patience, I don't wanna sit for up to 2m 2-3 times x 5, majorly get bored especially solo training and just scrolling between sets.
Programming is a big one, I think. Knowing which exercise will impact performance the next day. Eg RDLs are a leg exercise but will also demand work from traps and erectors SO if you train pulling muscles the next day then performance may suffer
The app sounds sick! I'm a PT and would happily pay a monthly/yearly fee to have my clients on an app as sophisticated as yours. So many apps for PT's out there but I'd be genuinely very happy to support yours as you're a sick guy who I've followed for years. If the functionality to run the app as a Trainer is there, myself and I'm sure many others will be interested. Hero
Hi Joe, I'm using your 5 day full body split in excel that was available with one of your videos. Question now is if you would change/improve something in time perspective?? I'd appreciate your thoughts...
To be honest, I can't remember exactly what it was like/which one you're referring to. But my inclination would be yes, I expect it would change. I am always learning (or trying to), and sometimes I just change my mind on those things that are simply judgement calls too (where there isn't conclusive data).
@@JoeDelaneyy Thanks Joe. It was MY NEW TRAINING ROUTINE 2020 so not so long ago. I find it very helpful and enjoyable. I know new app is coming along but maybe you could make a little revision for all your YT fans. Peace !!
Makes sense that you maybe shouldn’t go to max on the first sets, as it will effect the rest of your workout. But what If you adjust the weight so you always hit the rep goal (ideally), but go to max every single set. Would that be more effective for muscle gain?
Great video. I finally subscribed, because Your info is straight to the point, no BS around, fit the way I want to train and there is no sugar coating things. Also You look exactly, where I want to aim my physique. Awesome. (i probably fucked up the english, but whatever) :-)
Love the tip on rest. I have kind of been treating my lifts like a HIT program when i was running. Work hard then rest to let the heart settle own completly and then hit it hard again. I am doing a full body workout three days a week. Total lifting newb here.
because this is a channel about unpopular options, let me give an off topic option. i think that the y raise is a more better exercise than regular lateral raises. love your channel joe.
Y raise is great but surely it targets anterior delt as well. It's more of an alternative to overhead press with different resistance curve (if you don't do it upright) I think the most underrated delt exercise is 45 degree reverse fly, it hits both lateral and rear delt without involving front delt at all
0:58 Allocating Volume Poorly 2:49 Not Resting Long Enough Between Sets 5:23 Too Many Sets for the Same Muscle in the Same Workout 6:29 Poor Exercise Selection 8:52 Training to Failure too Much
Indeed some great advice!! Some of the things people forget is warming up before a work-out. And most people that aim for muscle building, neglect cardio..... uhm, why should you? haha
I really liked this video, you gave me some ideas. Great content, how do you feel about full body workouts if structured properly? I like all of your videos. Thanks
Aside from 5x5, I wonder if there will be programs adapted to, you know, gyms that are more often than not, packed. Where the majority of the equipment is used, asking for 7-8 different exercise equipment for a workout is an absolute pain in the ass.
On the app do we count the weight of the bar? I just don’t want to screw up the way the app calculate between machine, barbell and dumbbell by giving the wrong info?
It doesn't matter provided you choose and stay consistent with it (or the app won't know if you're tracking the bar one day but not another day). It's common practice to include the bar though, so if you want me to choose for you I'd say yes.
That doesn't include warm-up sets. I would definitely do some of those though. Warm-ups are pretty specific to the person, muscle/exercise being trained and conditions (temperature in the gym etc). I usually do a couple of light sets of my first exercise (because the first tend to be a more complex compound), then subsequent exercises I might just get away with the one high rep warm-up set. I'm not personally into excessive warm-up routines.
Genuine question, has your physique changed in anyway in the last 5-8 years? For all the effort that goes in, realistically after newby gains, as long as you keep some kind of progressive training, is the rest of it just noise?
he doesnt train hugely for bulking as keeps physique pretty shredded all year because it is what his job is based on... he explains it in previous videos
Probably not considerably since around 2015/16 ish (it was around 2015 when I started following programmes etc so that was what I referred to in my video as the second phase of making gains I went through). People are kind (or mistaken) and tell me I'm probably just at my natural limit. I think it's more just a case that I would need to bulk for longer than I'm prepared to in order to gain considerable size. I reckon I could gain another 10lbs of pure muscle if I was to literally just say fuck it and bulk for a few years... maybe 5 ha. It would be slow and not worth it for me...
@@JoeDelaneyy I'm 35, and looking back I think I wasted too much time in the gym not achieving anything. I bounce between 170 and 180 too, and am either stronger but less lean @ 180 or lean, fitter and weaker and probably struggle to fill out a t-shirt at 170. If I was to talk to my post newby gains self at the age of about 23 I'd say don't waste so much time in the gym, realistically without the hot sauce you're not going to change noticably, the results after that aren't worth the effort! Always enjoyed your full natty realistic content though, keep it up 👍🏻
Great video, today I learned my arm isn’t my leg, na I’m just kidding 😂, good points made and I will admit I have been making some of these mistakes. Hopefully not anymore !
I think the biggest single mistake I made was not having a programme - I’ve now come to the end of your PPL programme and looking at possibly moving to the full body split.
joe delaney is my hero
Iya people! Hopefully you find some of these somewhat insightful/helpful and less obvious than the typical ‘gym mistakes’ videos. Anywayyy, thanks for watching and partaking generally in my life. I appreciate it. 🙏🏻🤙🏻
The “Ledge” Delaney 💪🏽
Love your nonchalant way of leading these videos. You make me hyped for my trainings mate. Cheers from Poland 🤙
Anytime Joe no worries r kid
Just so I'm clear... Are you saying that my arm... is not my leg?
This changes everything.
Joe, you're the living example of every single thing I've been/I'm going through. The journey is amazing but it feels good to be on the same learning curve with such an experienced lifter as yourself. Love your content! 🙏💙
Joey D going from Tinder tutorials to having his own app with AI created workout plans. What a man.
Joey Musk
Definitely a big fan of rdls over the conventional deadlifts as well.
I'd normally scoff at any self-promotion, especially when it comes to RUclips fitness videos, but the app you've shown looks pretty sick. I'm a data scientist and would be keen to know how it uses AI to build the workout templates - are you taking age, stress, etc.. as input features and predicting an ideal routine? what training data have you used?
I'm on waiting list!
It would also be interesting if you were able to input what muscle was most stressed in an exercise, and then have the AI take that into consideration. And also include HRM/activity trackers to truly track your present state, especially since the app has a stress function, having the activity tracker make this function more modular would be quite interesting.
I can’t imagine he’s going to tell you how it works, mate. That’s probably been a lot of work and why it’s taking so long - maybe not so keen to share the details. I agree it’s interesting though.
Sounds very cool indeed! I was someone paying out £80 a month for a routine up until a few months ago when I decided I didnt wanna pay out anymore and preferred to just do my own workout.
I found sticking religiously to a routine abit boring but also not optimal. There were many days my CNS felt hammered or a muscle group hadn't recovered properly and my coach would just say "get it done".
This sounds far more flexible and fun. I hole its competitively priced and doesnt price out too much of the market.
You're a cool guy Joe🌹I'm just getting into all this exercise malarky after spending way too much time getting chunky sitting behind desks and developing the dad bod. You're by far one of my favourite RUclipsrs when it comes to getting into all this.
Ayy, didn't expect to see you here Ponders!
Thanks mate
He's one of the most laid back chilled fitness youtubers, didn't expect you to be here lol. Exercise is important brother
Your app sounds like the future of fitness apps. Sounds revolutionary big Joe. can't wait to give it a go
Incredible sound and pleasant guy
"Your arm's not your leg..." 😂 Love it bro!
Nothing like the feeling when Joey D uploads
This information has just changed my mindset on the gym
been binging you brother and I really really can say that you have helped my fitness journey tremendously...I had started out just hitting the gym for cardio and then wanted to get more serious about everything and you have really guided me on a good path for real, I truly appreciate you. Gonna check your app out soon.
This is one of my absolute favourite RUclips exercise channels. Great advice delivered with warmth, intelligence, and humility.
Only fitness tuber worth following. Will pay for the app even if it’s shite
I feel the same. I hope his app will be something like renaissance periodization excel
haha I am flattered but aiming for an app you'd use even if you thought I was a melt
Sweet. I’m currently at 3 weeks between sets. Nice to know it’s not hurting my gainz
One of the best RUclips fitness geezers ever, very informative.
I've been training for a long while now and by no means do I consider myself an expert but I know enough now to not get injured of off silly things anymore. I do however always learn something new from your videos, so thank you cause I definitely learned more than one thing from this one. Can't wait to see the app
That first one is a really good point I hadn't thought about. I just assumed all muscles were equal. My chest is clearly lagging behind for some reason, even though I do one compound and one isolated exercise for it, and 5 sets per session (10 sets in total per week) like with most other muscle groups. So maybe it just needs a bit more volume.
was watching this vid last night and it put me to sleep like a lullaby
Machines taking away the stability buff allows you to lift more weight and with better hypertrophy leading to more size gains than just using free weights for them ‘stabilising’ muscle gains.
similar to Delaney’s ‘make sure the targeted muscle is first to reach failure point’, machines helped,me do this do.
(Thought throwing free weights around with zero mind muscle connection was how to get big for far too long)
For sure, I think sometimes machines are like isolations for the prime mover & synergist. I know that doesn't make sense, but what I mean is, they take away all of that stabilisation work you're talking about, so it's just the core action left. And if you think about the difference between what you can lift on machines vs free weights (although it's hard to calculate exactly), it goes to show how much that extra stabilisation can sometimes limit the overall lift. Obviously from an injury perspective you also want to train that stabilisation to some extent, so the conclusion yet again, as it is with so many things in lifting: do both.
Compound lifts are the best, and free weights are more compound then machines so really you get more bang for your buck with free weights. Muscles used for stabilisation are still muscles and contribute to strength.
@@herculesbush4337 Show us evidence of that.
@@KTK44 *shows deez nuts*
How about you use your brain mate ? Or Google it you lazy bastard.
Since when has using less muscles = to more strength and efficiency overall ?
ah yes, my arm is most definitely not my leg. thanks for the sound advice joey d
Top vid Joe.
That app look sick mate
Signed up!
Your arm is not your leg... the kind of high quality knowledge drops I come here for. Lol! Love it 😂
Don't worry, I read a peer-reviewed paper to get that information, it's not just broscience!
"Your arm is not your leg" is actually a pretty profound thing to realize in designing a workout. It's profound enough that I can't recall any training giving advice to that end, such as saying "To balance your biceps with your triceps, you want to give more exercise volume or intensity to your biceps" or something like that.
What do you mean?
@@bobdarrick2628 That different muscle groups might not respond in the exact same measure to the exact same stimulus. One muscle group may need a different training method from another muscle group.
Joe Delany is my hero !
hey joey really liked the video can you make a video on aesthetics people say get that upside down triangle shape but what if that's not that I want you have a rectangular type of physique but still look aesthetic and just talk about improving aesthetics based on your strong suits
Joey D …. Great Guy & Man of the People !
Thank you for this succinct workout that was added to this morning's workout.
Yes yes yes now Thursday is the new Friday thanks to Joey d.
Been watching since the Liverpool flat and it's always fresh content.... Smashin it ✌️💪
OG detected
Great video and some good tips here. Love your delivery style too. Thanks Joe. Would love to see more content from you. Not seen much new stuff recently. Thanks.
Love your dry subtle sense of humour. 👍
Joe mate that app sounds class
Really looking forward to using your app m8!!
App looks class mate, looking forward to using it
great video as usual! Do you have any pointers or advice for people seeking to get stronger without hypertrophy? To strengthen muscles without getting them any larger is it really as simple as fewer sets and higher weight percentages? I feel like that would lead to more injuries. If you have the desire to share any knowledge on the topic, it'd be much appreciated. Thank you
Iya
Honestly, a sick video needed this!
Great video. I also think some people change their routines too often. Keep progressing with what works and then when you are stalling change things up
I'm really looking forward to using your app Joe! I hope we'll be able to see it soon :)
My issue with resting is just patience, I don't wanna sit for up to 2m 2-3 times x 5, majorly get bored especially solo training and just scrolling between sets.
For sure, I can empathise with that. I listen to audio books when I train which helps stop me reaching for my phone between sets.
Joe, can you upload that 5-Day Program Template from 4:43?
As Comp Sci Major the app sounds amazing. I can't wait for it to come out 🙌🏽 and great content as always 🙏🏽💪🏽
Programming is a big one, I think. Knowing which exercise will impact performance the next day. Eg RDLs are a leg exercise but will also demand work from traps and erectors SO if you train pulling muscles the next day then performance may suffer
Joey whats the progress like on achieving the natural high, fix it all journey? Hope you’re doing well
I will do a video mate. I have a few others in the pipeline but it will be here eventually
I wouldn't use the app but i'd download it for you joe x
Fantastic video but mate why is your left sleeve longer than your right
Can you do a break down of your current training split Joe?
The app sounds sick! I'm a PT and would happily pay a monthly/yearly fee to have my clients on an app as sophisticated as yours. So many apps for PT's out there but I'd be genuinely very happy to support yours as you're a sick guy who I've followed for years. If the functionality to run the app as a Trainer is there, myself and I'm sure many others will be interested. Hero
Hi Joe, I'm using your 5 day full body split in excel that was available with one of your videos.
Question now is if you would change/improve something in time perspective??
I'd appreciate your thoughts...
Hi Lukasz What video was that?
To be honest, I can't remember exactly what it was like/which one you're referring to. But my inclination would be yes, I expect it would change. I am always learning (or trying to), and sometimes I just change my mind on those things that are simply judgement calls too (where there isn't conclusive data).
@@JoeDelaneyy Thanks Joe. It was MY NEW TRAINING ROUTINE 2020 so not so long ago. I find it very helpful and enjoyable.
I know new app is coming along but maybe you could make a little revision for all your YT fans. Peace !!
@@glacispontus1719 MY NEW TRAINING ROUTINE 2020
@@JoeDelaneyy will try this app out then many thanks glacis pontus
Makes sense that you maybe shouldn’t go to max on the first sets, as it will effect the rest of your workout. But what If you adjust the weight so you always hit the rep goal (ideally), but go to max every single set. Would that be more effective for muscle gain?
Another great video, full of knowledge. Looking forward to getting the app
I signed up for the push app thing.. good luck with the process
Joey!!! How did you deal with your bicep tendinitis ????????
Excellent video with some excellent advice. I'll deffo sign up to the mailing list your app looks dope.
Great video. I finally subscribed, because Your info is straight to the point, no BS around, fit the way I want to train and there is no sugar coating things. Also You look exactly, where I want to aim my physique. Awesome. (i probably fucked up the english, but whatever) :-)
Soo hyped for the app👁👄👁 Will it be possible to set preferences like: no benchpress; less machine-exercises; more barbell-exercises etc. ?
These video titles are painful to read but a man’s got to do what a man’s got to do.
This one was a little far even for me. Hopefully the content was at least worth it
Love the tip on rest. I have kind of been treating my lifts like a HIT program when i was running. Work hard then rest to let the heart settle own completly and then hit it hard again. I am doing a full body workout three days a week. Total lifting newb here.
Love your content, keep it up ✌️
love to have a beer with this dude, seems like a bit of a lad!
because this is a channel about unpopular options, let me give an off topic option. i think that the y raise is a more better exercise than regular lateral raises. love your channel joe.
Do you think the Y raise involves the anterior deltoid head more though?
Y raise is great but surely it targets anterior delt as well. It's more of an alternative to overhead press with different resistance curve (if you don't do it upright)
I think the most underrated delt exercise is 45 degree reverse fly, it hits both lateral and rear delt without involving front delt at all
@@VklVikl no sir. the y raise puts the lateral head in a fully shortened position. try it with a band or cable with the right mechanics
Looking forward to the app, m8.
0:58 Allocating Volume Poorly
2:49 Not Resting Long Enough Between Sets
5:23 Too Many Sets for the Same Muscle in the Same Workout
6:29 Poor Exercise Selection
8:52 Training to Failure too Much
Indeed some great advice!!
Some of the things people forget is warming up before a work-out.
And most people that aim for muscle building, neglect cardio..... uhm, why should you? haha
Found a new favorite fitness channel 😎
My arm isn't my leg!? 😲 I'm sold. 🙌💪
I really liked this video, you gave me some ideas. Great content, how do you feel about full body workouts if structured properly? I like all of your videos. Thanks
Looking forward to this app!
Great video and makes me feel less bad about the shorter workouts I do and less groups targeted per workout 😉
Hi Joe, I have 2 bulging disks at l4/5. What is best to do to train without aggrevating that injury
Awesome content!
Great video!
Subscribed mate
Im 15 rn and im hittin the gym as soon as i turn 16(cuz its free) rn all i do is push ups and pull ups. This advice will help me later on
Aside from 5x5, I wonder if there will be programs adapted to, you know, gyms that are more often than not, packed.
Where the majority of the equipment is used, asking for 7-8 different exercise equipment for a workout is an absolute pain in the ass.
Clearly you need to go to a different less packed gym
Love the content 👌🏻
Nice 4k man. Feel like I received 4x the info
Joe ur the best
Congratulations on the app becoming reality.
Thanks for these tips Joe, how do I sign up for your new app and info you send out, do you have your own website? Thanks
Subscribed🤙🏽✨ great content, keep it up’ never give up💯
On the app do we count the weight of the bar? I just don’t want to screw up the way the app calculate between machine, barbell and dumbbell by giving the wrong info?
It doesn't matter provided you choose and stay consistent with it (or the app won't know if you're tracking the bar one day but not another day). It's common practice to include the bar though, so if you want me to choose for you I'd say yes.
You’re the man!
Have you got any workout programs, currently doing one from Mike Matthews but for 3 months later I don't feel it works.
Looking forward to the app - wil it be a pay monthly thing?
What's your warm up reps look like?
Very helpful video, thanks 👍🏻
With the 10 sets per muscle group per session, what do you do about warming up sets? Or do you go straight in?
That doesn't include warm-up sets. I would definitely do some of those though. Warm-ups are pretty specific to the person, muscle/exercise being trained and conditions (temperature in the gym etc). I usually do a couple of light sets of my first exercise (because the first tend to be a more complex compound), then subsequent exercises I might just get away with the one high rep warm-up set. I'm not personally into excessive warm-up routines.
@@JoeDelaneyy Thanks 👍🏻
“Insightfull” 😂
Genuine question, has your physique changed in anyway in the last 5-8 years? For all the effort that goes in, realistically after newby gains, as long as you keep some kind of progressive training, is the rest of it just noise?
he doesnt train hugely for bulking as keeps physique pretty shredded all year because it is what his job is based on... he explains it in previous videos
Probably not considerably since around 2015/16 ish (it was around 2015 when I started following programmes etc so that was what I referred to in my video as the second phase of making gains I went through). People are kind (or mistaken) and tell me I'm probably just at my natural limit. I think it's more just a case that I would need to bulk for longer than I'm prepared to in order to gain considerable size. I reckon I could gain another 10lbs of pure muscle if I was to literally just say fuck it and bulk for a few years... maybe 5 ha. It would be slow and not worth it for me...
@@JoeDelaneyy I'm 35, and looking back I think I wasted too much time in the gym not achieving anything. I bounce between 170 and 180 too, and am either stronger but less lean @ 180 or lean, fitter and weaker and probably struggle to fill out a t-shirt at 170.
If I was to talk to my post newby gains self at the age of about 23 I'd say don't waste so much time in the gym, realistically without the hot sauce you're not going to change noticably, the results after that aren't worth the effort! Always enjoyed your full natty realistic content though, keep it up 👍🏻
Would it be better to divide your body into left and right side if you have a 2 days split?🤔 Much more equal tho😂
Train everything on the front 1 day and everything on the back another day🤣
Ive tried bodyweight dips they are hard. Still cant do it
Great video, today I learned my arm isn’t my leg, na I’m just kidding 😂, good points made and I will admit I have been making some of these mistakes. Hopefully not anymore !
That was the main point of the entire video tbh!
I’ve been reading about Joe and everyone says he makes no gains , is that really true?
haha, yes pretty much
Can you do fullbody programs in your app and 3 times a week?
I like you so much Joe 😘😘😘😘😘😘
I think the biggest single mistake I made was not having a programme - I’ve now come to the end of your PPL programme and looking at possibly moving to the full body split.
Full body split was the best decision I made. Amazing results. Il go twice a week some times 3.
Can I get the app in the US?
fucking cracked up at 2:42 .. perfect timing with the music pause and the sarcasm. quality content as always 👍🏼