Thank you so much Eric .that's why I love old-time strongman community..U guys are awesome and train for health,strength and vitality . Wil pay more attention to mind strength
It is a Science, the recovery of the body with regards to Minset, as the Tibeten Monks practice this form of healing and other similar(I have to b careful) from around that part of the world. They basically will themselves to b well and b strong by telling themselves in there minds to heal and grow. Meditation can also b a factor but I think its more about will power and repeating practices!
19 year old here, ive been planning on doing work that involves breaking things with a sledge hammer to increase my power. I was worried i wouldnt be able to recover quick enough but this video put me at ease. How many sets and reps would you recommend for isometric training, for an example 7 seconds of pushing as hard as i can, with a 30 second rest for 5 sets. What would you recommend?
Thank you so much Eric .that's why I love old-time strongman community..U guys are awesome and train for health,strength and vitality .
Wil pay more attention to mind strength
It is a Science, the recovery of the body with regards to Minset, as the Tibeten Monks practice this form of healing and other similar(I have to b careful) from around that part of the world. They basically will themselves to b well and b strong by telling themselves in there minds to heal and grow. Meditation can also b a factor but I think its more about will power and repeating practices!
I come.back to this video .thanks brother ..good info
U know what Eric ..today I hear diff message from the same video .thanks Eric
Your video helped me think a little differently about strength.
Thank you.
I have heard he believed overcoming isometric like wall pushing built tremenous overall strength.
How do you train your tendons for strength?
With isometrics
very good
Great video
19 year old here, ive been planning on doing work that involves breaking things with a sledge hammer to increase my power. I was worried i wouldnt be able to recover quick enough but this video put me at ease. How many sets and reps would you recommend for isometric training, for an example 7 seconds of pushing as hard as i can, with a 30 second rest for 5 sets. What would you recommend?
i recommend always resting for 2 mins no matter the the exercise.
and what are you pushing to be clear.
Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu. Shukriya.
Wa alaikumsalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
Amazing skillset and mindset ! Also great shirt of Alice Cooper :) I'm looking forward to look at all your videos
Holding down a motorcycle is not that hard. If he’s pulling up a little bit traction is negligible
@@neptunevibe as you can see I’m 10feet away. Let’s see you do it
@@EricMossthestrongmanexperience I’m not a strongman idiot and for your comfort many pull up that trick! Let him hold a 4x4 let’s see if he can do it
@@neptunevibe just a troll I guess, happy trolling
@@EricMossthestrongmanexperience yeah you wish! Google it up and you’ll see
@@neptunevibe if it’s not that hard then you don’t need to be strong to do it. Like I said, let’s see you do it
Nothing is impossible
Are you natural
Yes