Holding a perfect Horse Stance to test my Willpower

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

Комментарии • 57

  • @estraven3735
    @estraven3735 Год назад +5

    I found your channel a few weeks ago when I was looking for guidance/tips on breathwork. I've found that and so much more. This video is both inspirational and insightful, and I just wanted to express my gratitude for all you do here. Thank you.

  • @PRonYouTube
    @PRonYouTube Год назад +6

    Well done! I hit 6mins a few months back, but haven’t trained since. I would like to try to retrain back to that and also use the stick. I find that nervous system regulation is so key for success with the HS.

  • @simplydad2015
    @simplydad2015 Год назад +28

    After a lifetime training. I have found nothing harder than horse stance

    • @divorcedbrokepaleo7479
      @divorcedbrokepaleo7479 Год назад

      It’s like dry land ice bath I find -

    • @simplydad2015
      @simplydad2015 Год назад +2

      I trained hap kune and hung gar from age 16 to 25. My sifu was trained in China and it was old school brutal stuff. For the first year as a snot nosed teenager I was made to do five minutes horse stance, then the entire stance set 1 min per stance. Then the punches set with concrete weights.
      Then bone conditioning and qi going. Finishing with more horse stance. Turned me from a boy to a man 😂.

    • @theinfjgoyim5508
      @theinfjgoyim5508 Год назад

      No just no. Is it hard well it is designed to be, you are holding a half rep but the hardest ever I don't think so. I mean come on... You could make it harder by simply bringing in the feet and taking the weight off the hips thus more weight on the legs and a shorter rep duration. Which by the definition implied would be harder.

  • @halhoffman3888
    @halhoffman3888 Год назад

    I recently discovered the horse stance
    I enjoy the challenge very much
    I think it will take at least 30 to start to see some real benefits
    Thanks for your channel

  • @rainerklapeer810
    @rainerklapeer810 Год назад

    Wie immer alles sehr angenehm und gut erklärt-super

  • @osnad
    @osnad Год назад

    Wildling shoes, nice!
    /e: Just saw them being mentioned in the description, after recognizing them. ;)

  • @copperrod5122
    @copperrod5122 Год назад +1

    Thank you for these videos! I’m going to Poland next month for the winter expedition with wim! Your videos are helping me get ready. 😅

  • @williamtomkiel8215
    @williamtomkiel8215 Год назад

    for aging folk, the literature is consistent about keeping muscular strength, in all planes. this looks like a fine addition to mix in with kettle bell work and the use of kettle bells for adding weight- eventually . . .

  • @daviddeen491
    @daviddeen491 Год назад

    Thank you for the knowledge sir!

  • @watcherworld5873
    @watcherworld5873 Год назад +5

    I only did a 100 seconds horse stance last night. During the last 10 seconds I was literally crying out in pain. When I was done I noticed that my ears were flushed. Well, the way I see it is that I have something I can work on for a few months.

    • @wakeupp563
      @wakeupp563 11 месяцев назад

      what do you mean by flushed? how did it feel? is that something good?

    • @watcherworld5873
      @watcherworld5873 11 месяцев назад

      @@wakeupp563 I think it was just blood going to my ears. I guess it was just a response to pain.

    • @wakeupp563
      @wakeupp563 11 месяцев назад

      @@watcherworld5873 oh ok👍👍

    • @suuuupes
      @suuuupes 7 месяцев назад

      Is it okay to push ourselves like that? What if our blood vessels get ruptured since the heart pumps a lot while in stress?

  • @boriscartman
    @boriscartman Год назад

    Insane endurance. made me realise how weak I am. Thank you.

  • @meancuisine8
    @meancuisine8 Год назад

    Thank You Brother.

  • @torchiefreeze
    @torchiefreeze Год назад +1

    This is brilliant

  • @romanmclean5425
    @romanmclean5425 Год назад

    That's impressive, 8:00 minutes and perfect low horse stance, when i was in my 20s i was practicing Pa Yuan Tsin from a book called The Power Of Chi by Geoff Pike and the most i did was 5 Minutes, it's weird how the pain comes in waves and each wave is more intense. If you got every Olympic athlete in the world to try to do 8 mins %99 wouldn't be able to accomplish it, that;s how hard it is mentally and physically. Have you ever recorded you heart rate when performing the horse stance past the 5 min mark? i bet it's going quite fast.

  • @JamesS2237
    @JamesS2237 Месяц назад

    Hi Kitaro, I love your channel! Is it possible to know why you have paused making videos on movements? It seems you have been focusing more on breathwork lately. If I am wrong, please direct me to the right location where I can find your recent videos on movement. Thank you sir

  • @telefonaparillo
    @telefonaparillo Год назад +1

    I watched this video in horse stance.

  • @marcorusso2100
    @marcorusso2100 Год назад

    Thank you for the fantastic content!
    I'm considering starting some training on the horse stance but I am a bit skeptical about my knee. Have had some issue in the past in terms of straining.
    Would you say this could make things worse?
    Cheers

  • @JuanSanMarcos
    @JuanSanMarcos Год назад

    amazing time! makes me wonder how long i can stand after years of not trying 😉

  • @gavincheng0394
    @gavincheng0394 Год назад +1

    I do 2 sets of 30 second with 12 second break. A few seconds into the second set is where the pain start to increase. Thanks for uploading this video.

  • @lammertminkes2223
    @lammertminkes2223 Год назад

    I have found a new challenge

  • @penjejakangin6236
    @penjejakangin6236 Год назад

    my last record with nice form 90 degree knee angle was 5 minute..need more training

  • @lopo8000
    @lopo8000 Год назад

    have u tried bending steel with your hands after 3 hours of horse stance?

  • @breathpower
    @breathpower Год назад

  • @timothyharrison
    @timothyharrison Год назад

    8m. wow. You were probably ready to quit at 7:30 and said 8 or die!

  • @theinfjgoyim5508
    @theinfjgoyim5508 Год назад

    Well any endurance to failure exercise will feel like that. I imagine holding a half push up for 5 mins would be the same... Actually probably worse because the chest and arms do not get as much load and exercise and time under tension. Still I think it is a fine practice, but yeah it is just a fatigue to failure within a single rep.

    • @theinfjgoyim5508
      @theinfjgoyim5508 Год назад

      No hate though. I like you and you did a great set and have a real true mind. Good for you and good for humanity. Well done.

    • @Ascension7707
      @Ascension7707 Год назад

      You’re not necessarily wrong but this one specifically puts a certain demand on the body and the mind that is nearly unmatched. And I’ve done different exercises for years training for endurance and nothing came close to this. But hey it’s not for everyone

  • @J1mmy_F
    @J1mmy_F Год назад

    I am looking for an ID for the background music in this video - anyone able to help? This track is not to be found on epidemicsound :/

    • @KitaroWaga
      @KitaroWaga  Год назад +1

      It’s from epidemic sound. Which track are you looking for? There are several different tracks in this video

    • @J1mmy_F
      @J1mmy_F Год назад

      @@KitaroWaga It's the one with the Chinese Erhu instrument starting in the beginning of the video around 20 sec :)

    • @KitaroWaga
      @KitaroWaga  Год назад +1

      @@J1mmy_F It's "Too Steep to Climb" by DESKANT.

    • @J1mmy_F
      @J1mmy_F Год назад

      @@KitaroWaga Thank you very much! :)

  • @starveplayer8747
    @starveplayer8747 Год назад

    Sir, i have sinus, does doing WIM HOFF METOD cures sinus by any chance?
    I mean my nose is always congested

    • @agotahorvath
      @agotahorvath Год назад +1

      You can boil some water and add 10 drops of eucalyptus essential oil or tea tree essential oil and inhale the vapors , works wonders for congestion .

    • @ellyalovis640
      @ellyalovis640 Год назад

      Use a Netti pot to irrigate sinuses. Boil filtered water first. Put salt in water. Good for keeping you free of colds, too!

    • @cominoengenharia
      @cominoengenharia Год назад +2

      I had one of the nostrils congested through at least 10 years (never breathing on both). Indeed, Jala Neto or breathing techniques can help temporarily alleviate symptoms.
      But if you want cure, you should look to the cause. What I've notice in my case, was that a few months after abandoning dairy in general (but also any animal sourced food), I suddenly realized I had no congestion and was breathing completely free from both nostrils.
      Also, my sinusitis Crysis (that used to happen 3 or 4x a year) didn't happen since then (it's 3 years now).
      You can have guidance from Ayurveda as well, in your journey to cure your symptoms.

    • @ThePallidor
      @ThePallidor Год назад +2

      Fasting, Wim Hof, sauna, no wheat, no pasteurized dairy, no seed oils. Thank me later :)

    • @cominoengenharia
      @cominoengenharia Год назад

      @J J Seed oils is something I kept in my diet. No problem with that for that specific matter (congestion and sinus). Best is no oil of course. But removing dairy (and eggs) was definitely the game changer for me. And that's is aligned also with the ayurvedic texts.

  • @berdysh2003
    @berdysh2003 Год назад

    Can you walk up to 10 minutes? I shade my legs for a stand while sitting in a chair. My time is 3.30 seconds. 69 years old

  • @FreeRadicalslifestyle
    @FreeRadicalslifestyle Год назад +2

    lol ... try commercial gardening on a level of spiritual enlightenment 😂😂 I spend hours straddling a 1200-wide bed hinged at the hips weeding and planting and you consider 8 mins to be a spiritual challenge 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @tiq9r
      @tiq9r Год назад +5

      Sure thing, tough guy

    • @lastharvest4044
      @lastharvest4044 Год назад +1

      You could try coming across with more humility. Like, did you know you can develop horse stance and become very strong WHILE doing other things? No need to be condescending. For most people this is a new posture and will be very difficult.

    • @nzrkm
      @nzrkm Год назад

      Show us your form then! You constantly move while gardening. Can you HOLD the CORRECT position for 8 minutes? How’s your back after all that gardening?

    • @Ascension7707
      @Ascension7707 Год назад

      Uh oh we have a bad ass over here🤪