The ONLY Strength Exercises for FREE FLEXIBILITY gains.

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  • Stretching is important to stay flexible. Strength training is important to stay strong. But what if some exercises could get you more flexible and strong at the same time. Use these strength exercises to make free flexibility gains without stretching.
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    There are a few strength exercises that, when executed the right way, will also increase your mobility and flexibility. It all depends on your mindfulness and form. Josh and Trevor review the exercises they feel give you the most bang for your buck in terms of overall strength, flexibility and mobility. Take your time to master these exercises and your body will thank you!

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  • @Strengthside
    @Strengthside  Год назад +203

    Hitting 1 million subscribers today. Surreal. Thanks everyone who subscribes, watches the videos and is a part of our community. 8 years ago I asked Trevor to record me give my clients a few tips on squats and I posted them on RUclips. Now we are here. It's been an incredible journey with a lot of ups and downs. It took about 4-5 years of making videos before anything got some decent views. I look back now... surprised I kept at it. But very thankful a younger version of Josh persisted. Can't wait to keep going. But today we'll have a lil celebration. Thanks y'all. As always.

    • @yashhgami
      @yashhgami Год назад +3

      Much deserved

    • @yeye55555
      @yeye55555 Год назад +3

      You got bomb content! We thank you!

    • @yeye55555
      @yeye55555 Год назад +2

      You got bomb content! Thank you!!!

    • @robertwhelan9132
      @robertwhelan9132 Год назад +1

      Well deserved, Josh. Love these videos. They're encouraging me to take healthier steps!

    • @MichaelRWright
      @MichaelRWright Год назад

      Amazing!!!!

  • @lindacgrace2973
    @lindacgrace2973 Год назад +17

    back bends. Amazing for spine and shoulder mobility and core strength combined. When I was a young dancer, walk-overs (placing hands on the ground in front of yourself, lifting into a handstand, and arching down into a backbend, then coming up) was a standard exercise. It works a treat!

  • @vafamf
    @vafamf Год назад +15

    I've been an exercise physiologist, strength coach and movement specialist for over 35 years and I think you guys do an awesome job. It's a great channel. If I lived anywhere out west I would love to have to attended the workshop in Boulder Colorado.

  • @joyceknowlton5123
    @joyceknowlton5123 Год назад

    Thank you for continuing to teach me! As a new trainer, I’m always eager to learn more and I can’t tell you how much I’ve learned from you guys!!!! Everyone who is not Subscribed to strength side or Move Strong Now… your missing out on the most knowledgeable, honest, and “ bang for your buck” 😜😜 “ fitness @ routines. The structure, free flow, and play they incorporate in Move Strong Now is the best!!!! Strength Side is hands down the best “ fitness” channel out there! Subscribe !!! Best decision you will ever make!!!!

  • @derekathomson
    @derekathomson Год назад +2

    The Cossack Squat can be a great one for hamstring flexibility on the straight legz while you squat with the other one, and is also great for ankle and knee mobility.

  • @AleksandarDaGr8
    @AleksandarDaGr8 Год назад +1

    Back extensions, cross body rows, lat pullovers, full ROM dip and pushups are all great for strength and flexibility

  • @andrewskokan6372
    @andrewskokan6372 Год назад

    You guys are literally the best. You’ve totally helped me improve my athleticism exponentially with your pedagogy and concepts. I’m more mobile and flexible at 37 than I’ve ever been in my life working out the way you guys promote.

  • @autongnosis33
    @autongnosis33 Год назад +5

    A great quad and hip flexor opener in my experience has been the reverse Nordic curl, particularly if you progress to the point where you can touch your scapula to the floor. It also has the perk of having the greatest load in the lengthened position, which helps a lot.
    I started doing them a few months back and last week I noticed I could comfortably get into a full stretch with the tibia against the wall and the other leg raised up with the knee at 90°, with shoulders almost touching the wall, whereas before I couldn't even get the other leg up midway.
    Another one is a kind of straight arm lat pulldown done horizontally on rings, I don't know how to call it honestly, but if has done wonders for my overhead shoulder mobility.

    • @adrianmcleod3067
      @adrianmcleod3067 Год назад

      Is that a front lever you’re thinking of?

    • @autongnosis33
      @autongnosis33 Год назад +1

      @@adrianmcleod3067 no actually, it's more like a cross between a dumbbell pullover and a pushup. You start as if you were to do a ring pushup but instead of flexing the arms, you keep them straight and move them going overhead, then bring them back straight in front of you.

    • @adrianmcleod3067
      @adrianmcleod3067 Год назад

      @@autongnosis33 Sounds like an ab rollout with gymnastic rings.

    • @autongnosis33
      @autongnosis33 Год назад

      @@adrianmcleod3067 YES, only you keep the torso rigid so you don't use abs other than to stabilise and the effort only comes from the shoulders

    • @adrianmcleod3067
      @adrianmcleod3067 Год назад +1

      @@autongnosis33 Ah, so you’re not rolling into it like an ab rollout. You stay stationary in a push up position. Arms straight, shoulders become a focal point, hands reach overhead.

  • @donnaj4528
    @donnaj4528 Год назад +1

    After now completing my 40th year of aerobics, 25th of running and generally always physically active in work and life....I am now a 65 year old female who has noticed that not all things work the same as they once did. Would you consider videos for those of us who have maintained and will continue to do so....an active healthy physical lifestyle but need...for one reason or another....to adjust. This is the hardest part.....the mind says one thing and the body (in some parts) is saying another. Thank you for considering....I have learned so much from you. :)

    • @arlene-is-here
      @arlene-is-here Год назад +1

      Donna J. I am in the same boat as you and I try to do Strength Side exercises that are not difficult. I will get there when I get there😁 Just going slow has helped me so much. I was having pain in my knees that most probably was caused by years of running. I just got burnt out. Also tightness in my hips. I figured oh well -I'm not 25 yrs old. Anyway the exercises here have helped me so much-its like the clock has turned back. Just don't give up you're not alone

  • @LoneStoneMaalik
    @LoneStoneMaalik Год назад +2

    That ATG split squat is the truth. 💯

  • @ajsanche99
    @ajsanche99 11 месяцев назад

    Just want you to know, I struggle daily, but Im glad you are there for me. Love you guys!

  • @edgetransit3320
    @edgetransit3320 Год назад +1

    I think 1 movement you left out which could be added is a neutral grip dumbbell bench press OR Deficit pushups. They allow your chest to get the deepest stretch. A lot of ppl have tight pecs so I think that would be a good addition to the video. Otherwise, the video is amazing. I'm seeing more and more about this style of training. Even seen some ppl saying to hold the stretched position for a few seconds (3-5) before lifting the weight back up. So let's say you do like 6-8 reps, that would be about 30-40 seconds in that stretched position while strengthening

  • @MirkoKaragöz
    @MirkoKaragöz Год назад +1

    Congratulations to everything family! You are great trust yourself and work your way🔥🤙👊🙏💚

  • @mrgriff6122
    @mrgriff6122 Год назад +3

    Cossack squats are great for single leg strength and flexibility

    • @Strengthside
      @Strengthside  Год назад +1

      Ah one of my favorites for flexibility!

  • @ScramBaLamb
    @ScramBaLamb Год назад +1

    I've been having some really good results lately with the KB pull over

  • @BELLSOFSTEEL
    @BELLSOFSTEEL Год назад

    Dude your content is awesome. The vibes are immaculate 👌

  • @Kaniala-l7s
    @Kaniala-l7s Год назад

    the double leg hamstring exercise requires more bend in the knee for a better feel in the hamstrings

  • @aaronlatif52
    @aaronlatif52 Год назад +1

    I think "most" exercises CAN be done to get free flexibility gains. Like presses you can lower completely and either stretch your chest and or shoulders at the same time. The chest supported tbar row is one of my favorite for free flexibility as well - to do the relax as describe in the pullup section but now aimed at slightly different back muscles and functions of the back - maybe more trap/rhomboids then lats/teres but both I think stretch rear delts.
    But you can apply this to bicep curls by going on an incline or you can put your arms on a preacher curl to get tention on the bottom portion more. Triceps I think overhead isos get them fully stretched easier but my elbows feel a little weird so I dont aim for the full stretch or until I can find the perfect motion where my elbows dont flare up - honestly I might just need to go one arm at a time if I want to stretch em while strengthening them.

    • @Strengthside
      @Strengthside  Год назад

      Good point. Full range of motion!

    • @aaronlatif52
      @aaronlatif52 Год назад

      @@Strengthside Yup and for presses I just realized I didnt describe them to well with what exactly I meant. Ill go beyond what most think as normal and bring them below the chest and squeeze my shoulder blades together and really stretch out chest on flat or shoulders on upright.

  • @normanquednau
    @normanquednau Год назад

    Hey mates! I love the Jefferson curl. BEsides strengthening my back it helps me with stretching the hams. Besides that I love the horse stance or Ma Bu. It brings me close to the side splits! Awesome content man!

  • @pookiecatblue
    @pookiecatblue 5 месяцев назад

    These look great. I think it's going to be a while until I can do the split squat.

  • @Ricardoromero4444
    @Ricardoromero4444 Год назад +2

    Yeah I want a whole program built like this because I never take time to stretch.

    • @Ricardoromero4444
      @Ricardoromero4444 Год назад

      Oh wait you just advertised it at the end of the video lol. Ok I'll get it.

  • @Ali_ReBORN
    @Ali_ReBORN Год назад

    Congratulations on 1 Million brother! You make great content! Much deserved! See if you can do a collaboration with Ben Patrick of KneeOverToesGuy!

  • @cerote254
    @cerote254 Год назад +1

    Pullover for shoulder flexibility?

  • @girabrasil
    @girabrasil Год назад

    Dude...amazing video...weights that help to be both flexible and strong. See...to do weight lifting has always been in the counter side of flexibility. My case: I was a good soccer player then I got muscles for real. As a result I stop playing...thanks

  • @FabioMontefuscolo
    @FabioMontefuscolo 6 месяцев назад

    The hindu-push up, which puts you in the downward facing dog pose and snake pose during the static phase of the movement.

  • @EB95212
    @EB95212 Год назад

    Amazing video thank you so much 🙌 would you have any tips for improving shoulder flexibility and mobility through strength exercises?

  • @alfred3201
    @alfred3201 Год назад

    Do you know any exercise for the push movement that targets strenght and flexibility? You know chest tricep shoulder, maybe a very deep dip?

  • @FormlessJKD17
    @FormlessJKD17 Год назад

    Stiff hams also come from being on your feet 8hrs

  • @stephanievann
    @stephanievann Год назад

    Deficit push ups 💪

  • @benpfeiffer8932
    @benpfeiffer8932 Год назад

    Thanks for the video man very informative‼️ Can I ask where you purchased your pull up bar from ?

  • @SK-cs5pk
    @SK-cs5pk Год назад

    Bro please provide something for underweight beginners.

  • @sanafatima3075
    @sanafatima3075 Год назад

    For a beginner how would you do these in an easy way? For women especially

  • @wildwithkate
    @wildwithkate Год назад

    congratulations 👏👏👏

  • @shorinryu9713
    @shorinryu9713 Год назад

    Request video if possible to correct flat feet 🙏🏼

  • @mithunmathew720
    @mithunmathew720 Год назад

    Seated lying leg raise. (From calimove RUclips channel).

  • @gericvincecirio3238
    @gericvincecirio3238 Год назад

    I broke some joints in my knee, do you have any rehab motions?

  • @1x1HealthyEnergybyAndrew
    @1x1HealthyEnergybyAndrew Год назад

    No video just audio?

  • @Dan0nymous
    @Dan0nymous Год назад

    Did you guys time this with Fitness FAQs?

  • @Grumpy-Pants
    @Grumpy-Pants Год назад

    For those interested the program is $249 US. Too much for me, sorry. :(

  • @unknownmovement
    @unknownmovement Год назад

    Honestly there is a lot more excercises like this. Anything that will get you to your end range in a stretched position that you can press, lift, pull out of has this effect. Kneesovertoesguy has a bunch of these online for free 💯

  • @jayeasty1
    @jayeasty1 Год назад +32

    You da man. What an amazing 18 months since I started the Daily Practice. Ive grown as the channels grown. Still getting those gains you promised Josh. Not bustin a gut - ill do the DP then add a upper body or lower body routine. 52 years old. Lost 10kg and stll gaining muscle with, what feels like, very little effort. Best Ive felt for 15 years. Thank you so much. Josh and Strength Side crew deserve every plaudiit going. Much love from J

  • @jeremyturner2436
    @jeremyturner2436 Год назад +3

    Cossack squats!

  • @johanneskazantzidis5749
    @johanneskazantzidis5749 Год назад +5

    Being a software engineer who has worked out ~5 days per week for the past 18 years, I feel like your speaking directly to me with many of your videos! This is exactly the inspiration I need to take care of my body balance in terms of flexibility and strength symetry. Thank you!

  • @tobyehillier
    @tobyehillier Год назад +3

    I lost 30 kgs in weight thru nutrition and now I'm back training in the gym ... I'm sticking to sets of pull ups, dips, pikes, push ups (forward) active and passive hang, leg press, walking lunges and wide arm headstand pikes to finish. Squats between lunges and some other random bits.
    Flexibility is improving. I mountain bike black diamonds and that's improving after 2 weeks of gym.
    51 years old

  • @kristoferkrus
    @kristoferkrus Год назад +3

    I usually combine heel raises with stretching. I do an inverted, eccentric heel raise on one leg for about six seconds followed by stretching the calf for six seconds. At the same time as I'm stretching, I try to raise my toes up to activate the antagonistic muscle, which actually helps the agonist muscle relax, which deepens the stretching.

  • @andrewzimba7432
    @andrewzimba7432 Год назад +2

    Jefferson curl!

  • @daleallen9335
    @daleallen9335 Год назад +3

    Hey Josh. This is one of your best. I explored this concept of mixed mobility and strength sessions with Trev in MSN coaching. It’s great return on investment when you’re time poor.

  • @sll255
    @sll255 Год назад +7

    How to really be healthy in mind and body is my all time favorite video... helped me a lot during the pandemic. Please do more like them.

  • @TwoBros_cz
    @TwoBros_cz Год назад +1

    Super video🔥🔥🔥

  • @eggxit5418
    @eggxit5418 Год назад +1

    Hi Josh, any tips on how to maximize sunlight exposure and how to stay more active during the winter months?? Please consider make a vid on what you do during the colder months.

  • @Manojrgulalkai
    @Manojrgulalkai Год назад

    Wonderful tips. But should we increase weight or load eventually?

  • @teofilovic021
    @teofilovic021 Год назад

    Can you recommend one of your videos that an inflexible ten year old could start practicing with. Thank you so much!

  • @switchofftogettagrip1400
    @switchofftogettagrip1400 Год назад

    Will put down this brick, go get me my ezi bar and test the Romanian DL in slow motion.
    Ain't nothing fast about flexibility unless you want an ambulance at your door.

  • @RootCauseRehab
    @RootCauseRehab Год назад

    Can you at least briefly credit Ben Patrick for some of these?

  • @StoicLifestyle666
    @StoicLifestyle666 Год назад

    I support the natural guys.

  • @jwa6789
    @jwa6789 Год назад

    I like doing pistol squats right legt ain't as strong but I'm working on it

  • @annmarieveronicajames2536
    @annmarieveronicajames2536 Год назад +1

    Love the dumb bell variation especially for thighs and back. Waist is good to know with dumbbells 💪 in tight spaces. Work out in tight spaces using furnishings. 🙏🏽📖😇

  • @adammurphy4918
    @adammurphy4918 Год назад

    Josh is so handsome. He has beautiful feet.

  • @barryhicks3787
    @barryhicks3787 Год назад +1

    Always learn something new that this 75 year old can add apply his daily routines. I really appreciate all you do. Great work and please don't forget to add more Rope work routines.. Barry

  • @cassandrabrooks1149
    @cassandrabrooks1149 Год назад

    If I could hit the like button 20 times

  • @thelthrythquezada8397
    @thelthrythquezada8397 Год назад

    new fave channel!

  • @MoeunShow-24H
    @MoeunShow-24H 5 месяцев назад

    thank you amazing❤❤🎉🎉

  • @andys6385
    @andys6385 Год назад

    Where did you get that pull up bar

  • @acerock013
    @acerock013 Год назад

    oh, hey there Gandalf.

  • @ootakamoku
    @ootakamoku Год назад

    Horse stance squat.

  • @FrancineYeshua
    @FrancineYeshua Год назад

    Jefferson curl

  • @CFLSystema
    @CFLSystema 4 месяца назад

    Here are 3.

  • @fantachmach6497
    @fantachmach6497 Год назад

    Can u do video on ur diet?

  • @warrensmart6923
    @warrensmart6923 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks

  • @israelolvera558
    @israelolvera558 Год назад

    😇❣️♥️💖❤️🥰💗😘💓

  • @AnxiousCowboy
    @AnxiousCowboy Год назад

    juice.

  • @75Cee
    @75Cee Год назад

    So good

  • @FluksWorkouts
    @FluksWorkouts Год назад

    Its 999K!
    1 Million will follow real quick.
    Means hard work!! Im proud of that!

  • @prathamsrivastava1367
    @prathamsrivastava1367 6 месяцев назад

    1. split squat stretch with weights
    2. dead hang stretch with ankle weights or partner
    3. One leg Romanian deadlift stretch

  • @jonasharris6
    @jonasharris6 Год назад

    Congrats, you should do an new video version of your first viral video ( I think) 5 primal movements.

  • @MidlandsJJ
    @MidlandsJJ Год назад

    God I miss living in Colorado! Been stuck on east coast for 22 years and everyday I've missed Colorado! Great channel and video! Just found this channel today!

  • @matterofprinciple919
    @matterofprinciple919 Год назад

    Thanks to Calisthenicmovement channel I started to do planche lean to pike stand exercise to strengthen my shoulders and core stabilizers, improve shoulder mobility and become closer to handstand press that I believe I can do someday. Also I love romanian deadlifts, deadman raises and elevated calf raises as a "leg day" since I've been practicing amateur tumbling and trampolining years ago.

  • @bazfit
    @bazfit Год назад

    Awesome, like it 💯👍

  • @flexygirevik
    @flexygirevik Год назад

    How does one juggle these flexibility/strength exercises with other stretching goals like splits training throughout the week without recovery interfering?

  • @ericpatterson5050
    @ericpatterson5050 Год назад

    Congratulations on the 1 million! Always need more flexibility help! 👍🏽👏🏾🎊🎉💪🏾🕺🏽💜

  • @markm5084
    @markm5084 Год назад

    Jefferson curls got my hammies and back feeling great.

  • @sergiuast
    @sergiuast Год назад

    what about reverse nordic curls for the front of the quads? or push-ups and dips in the lowest position for stretching the pecs?

  • @kartikeyapanwar
    @kartikeyapanwar Год назад

    Good combo of exercises. Loaded while stretched is also the basic premise behind most yoga exercises which probably explains why some yogis can be fairly strong while still being flexible.

  • @russell7999
    @russell7999 Год назад

    I’d include L-sits and V-sits. Not that I can get anywhere near a V yet

  • @alex88754
    @alex88754 Год назад

    I like the seated Good Morning. I'll give it a try.

  • @bovdogsandthewoods
    @bovdogsandthewoods Год назад

    Almost 1million subs good job, best exercise and mobility channel on the tube

  • @simjiasin7709
    @simjiasin7709 Год назад

    Deep squat? Asian can do it without practices

  • @moonbab444
    @moonbab444 Год назад

    Amazing bro, love what you create 🙌
    I do crossfit and anything that saves me time is a bonus!

  • @shameermandary5390
    @shameermandary5390 Год назад

    Great 👍 thanks for sharing

  • @v8ismail
    @v8ismail Год назад

    1 million. Congrats.

  • @greywolf850
    @greywolf850 Год назад

    Do you use kettlebells?

    • @AwakenZen
      @AwakenZen 3 месяца назад

      It's in the video Bruh..

  • @natlyon6437
    @natlyon6437 Год назад +5

    Y'all know you wouldn't be doing half this without kneesovertoesguy...Why don't you just come out and say it. Give the man the credit he deserves

  • @kobusdemouge7805
    @kobusdemouge7805 Год назад

    The one thing you left out is giving credit to Kneesovertoesguy from whom you obviously got all of this

  • @TheCuratorIsHere
    @TheCuratorIsHere Год назад

    Copying the knees over toes guy are we? 😬