Introduction to resistance training for health & healing
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- A short video introducing a beginner resistance training regimen for healing and health. Part of the 8 week Healthy Eating Active Life program. www.HealthyEatingActiveLife.com
This is great at explaining how muscles move, please, make more muscle videos.
After seeing the superbly designed human body muscle groups I don't see how even a half wit could believe it was all an accident of evolution. There had to be a super intelligent designer!
after reading your comment I once again realize that so many people do not understand evolution... do not understand science and want to stay uneducated... maybe because it is super comfortable to believe in a "designer" so you don't have to go the hard way of studying and learning. Sad.
@@Aha.SoWhat
I hope you realize soon.
Thank you for this. Wonderful gentle introduction to do-able resistance exercises with explanations on the muscle groups that are engaged.
The key to the universe is power so we do interval resistance training we don't take much of a rest between sets we do this at a rapid pace by doing this we develop power
I tried that and doing slow paced and controlled reps helped me more than fast pace brah 🎉🎉
Great video just what i needed for zone tone method thank you 👍👍👍👍👍
the narrator says "abduct" but then the text shows the word "adduction" ... typographic error???
Great explanatory
i was doing my workouts regularly at the gym but now that it's closed I don't know what to do 😭
Calisthenics indoors. How do you think prisoners get jacked?
Thank you so much for this video. I'll update this comment with my progress.
Awesome video
What is it called when your chest muscles are always pulling the shoulder forward to a hunched position? Is that weak rotator cuff or weak chest or little of both? Maybe push-up progressions where you’re actively pushing the lateral end of the collarbone/shoulder away from the floor would help lengthen and strengthen the short and tight chest muscles to help relieve this chronic fatigued posture?
It sounds like you’re actually overworking your pectoral muscles and neglecting your back! Often times, people will oncentrate on the pectoral muscles (chest) with benchpress and push-ups but do very little to strengthen the support muscles in the back like the trapezius and rhomboids that will pull the scapula up and back. If available, try doing rows or reverse flies.
@@DoctorKlioze I can’t really do one push-up well (aka tricep push-up with elbows by torso). I can sometimes lift an inch off the ground while trying to lift the top of the shoulder to keep from sinking..
Upper cross syndrome
any suggestions for exercises that work the lats? didn't see any in here? although I thought seated row could work lats depending on your grip/elbow position?
also curious what someone with hip impingement could do to strengthen that area
Do pull ups for lats
@@ebrahimsayed9242 this right here.
That Was good explanation 😃
Thank you that was brilliant
6:00
anyone notice that guy at 1:45 run over to that woman to fart in her face
How many exercises a day and how many sets
Awesome
Well there's a difference between strength and power the force mandelion the force is actual power the power of the universe which is quite different than strength strength and power we have speed and velocity we have the timer interval training between the time that you left to wait and the time that you the rest. Between it and then again lifting the weight again so if we do it rapidly at a fast pace we will develop power if we develop a slow pace we will develop more less strength if we develop the equation have to be s a times w equals p should be the equivalent of
can someone turn off her fan pls??
1:47 hahahahahah
GO VEGAN!!
Woman at beginning is pretty hot
Dude she is old enough to be your mom