The Isochain Lifts of Bruce Lee
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Bruce Lee was way ahead of his time in the exercise science department. Even more impressive is that he had the physique AND power to back it up. And to extraordinary levels in both aspects. So it begs the question: Why did he choose these specific lifts on the Isochain? We cover them here
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Exercises Overview 0:42
Duration/Sets/Rests 1:16
1. Shoulder Press (Bottom/Top) 3:13
2. Calf Raises (Standing) 4:23
3. Front Squat (Mid/Top) 5:03
4. Shrugs 6:26
5. High Pull 7:16
6. Dead Lift (Mid) 7:40
7. Hanging Leg Raises (Core) 8:37
So is the 8 exercise Biceps?
One more question? After how many weeks should we change the exercises?
Something of note: The famous photo of Bruce Lee using the Isochain is a Bicep Curl and Reverse Curl exercise. Why do you think that wasn't included in the Art of Expressing the Human Body Isochain Routine?
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dont know , but with those 2, its 10 exercises, not 8.
I am confused did he do 10 or 8 excercises daily ?
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@@LiamAnderson2023 8 exercises were documented in his program. The other 2 he may have just been fiddling with
You have excellent knowledge, on Bruce's isometrics training, I have been doing isometrics for 35 years and still love it, keep up the great videos, thank you kindly ✔️👆🇮🇪
I'm not too sure why they weren't added, but he trained for function. Those 8 exercises were essentially working the nervous system from many different angles. The biceps were necessary for yanking/pulling his opponent by performing Lap Sao, or, "pulling hand" in Wing Chun.
I didn't know that's why he performed the bicep and Reverse Curl specifically. Thanks for that insight. Also yeah, you'd think it would be extra credit or something for these two
For sure! I have a book that claims he specifically had certain muscles he wanted to emphasize, but overall training was ideal. Part of those emphasized muscles were the biceps and triceps.
Did he also do the bicep curl and the reverse curl?
@LiamAnderson2023 Yes he did. There's a picture of him performing an underhand barbell curl, and a picture of him standing on a block with a chain attached to it doing an isometric curl.
@@JayLoc0042 did he add them in his daily routine with the 8 other exercises
The calf are important for punches too, specially the jab…the kinetic chain begins there
Hey, thanks for the comment! You're absolutely right, the calf muscles are super important for generating power in punches, especially the jab.
They effectively train the primary pushing and pulling muscles of the body which will improve overall performance and injury proof
Hit the nail on the head👍
Great video man.
Love the information in it. 👍
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey man if you don’t already could you go over his stretches? I’m really enjoying the way you go over the workouts
ISO tension gadgets were popular during that era ever hear of the bull worker or the chest expander or dynamic tension training? All of those static hold exercises can be done in a power rack... but not very practical... Dan Lee made all of Bruce Lee's gadgets.
Calves so important for martial arts. Most people think about arms and punching, but body position and speed of body movement most important. Same in boxing.
Great video dude.
Thanks Josh!
I read the dragon door articles. It talks about fat loss? What's better out of these two? Calisthenics Vs isometrics for actually fat loss? And what's better for hormonal responses?
Also what's you thoughts on sprinting to lose body fat and stubborn areas?
Id say calisthenics personally. Not sure though on the hormonal responses. Sprinting will 100% take care of bodyfat and stubborn areas. It's #1 in the fat loss department for cardio :)
Buen video Amigo
Thank you Uriel!
did Bruce lee lift traditionally while doing isometrics, or did he stick too isometrics and martial arts only? Not counting abb workouts.
He lifted traditionally also. He had the mercy circuit training pieces of equipment. Similar to life fitness and Cybex pin selector machines of today
The guy had 700lbs training bag Bruce lee was crazy strong
Truly a superhuman
So if I want to be like Bruce lee I need too do isometrics for strength and power, and train speed by sprinting and boxing ect.?
When you say be like Bruce, do you mean have alot of power for your size? Or are you referring to his entire fitness routine?
@@NoLimitSquad Both tbh, I don't want too gain any muscle, I want a lean physique like Bruce while also getting stronger at the same time. I have a lot of muscle from power training for the past 5 years but I always felt like something wasn't right about these traditional workouts, I always feel like im not at my full potential. In other words I feel like a normal human. I want too go all out and take these workouts too the test too see how far it takes me in the martial arts world. I'm confident that your channel is the real deal and doesn't speak lies too appeal viewers, basicly im putting all my trust in you. Im also a boxer who might switch too mma one day, I dream of achieving bruces speed and strength. Any athlete can dream of achieving that without gaining much size. I binge watched your videos too find the answer. Was it the isometrics that gave him insane speed and power? Was it the velocity workouts he did?
@Kainoa Pagay so it was a combination of everything. The isometrics in conjunction with his martial arts training is what gave him the explosive power. You can definitely add some OI to your routine and it will help in just about every way!
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@@kainoapagay check out the ‘ Harry Wong ‘ workout, Harry was a student of Bruce Lee
THE VIDEO OF BRUCE IS VERY GOOD TRY CREATE MORE
thank you! And for sure I will!
Regarding the original isometric bar and chain device, will that thing actually hold up? I'm not so sure about the screw eyebolt.
Do you mean the wooden DIY one?
@@NoLimitSquad yeah the wooden, I'm concerned about it
@@karmacop217 I'd screw the eyebolt into a metal plate on the bottom of the wood. The wood itself will only hold out for so long but if the screw goes through to the bottom AND screws into metal on the underside of the wood, that will keep everything tight. I may need to make a video for that
@@NoLimitSquad oh I see, yeah a video would be good to cover this
Hybrid calisthenics on you tube has plans to make a much sturdier one. I followed those plans to see if I liked it before investing in an actual isochain. I really enjoyed using it and will order an isochain within the next week.
how many sets at 6 to 10 secs is best?
No more than 4
have you met any of his students ?
thx
I wish! I'd love to though!
30 to 45 seconds.
For rests yes
Please ditch the extremely irritating background music. Thanks
Yup yup