Training Legs With Dr. Mike Israetel For Massive Gains [Full Workout]

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  • Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
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    Dr. Mike Israetel is a Ph.D. in Sport Physiology and a professor at Lehman College (the only Bronx senior college of the City University of New York). He is the co-founder of Renaissance Periodization-a scientifically sound and reliable diet and training consultation service for anyone who wants to use it to achieve results. Mike has a BJJ purple belt and a jiu jitsu brown belt and is an author and an NPC bodybuilder.
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    Timestamps
    0:00 Introduction: Welcome to Table Talk
    01:09 - Meet Dr. Mike, Co-Founder of RP Strength
    05:05 - The Meathead Test: Identifying True Meatheads
    12:20 - The Taco Bell Cleanse: Humorous Diet Ideas
    16:28 - Free Weights Vs. Machines: A Changing Perspective
    20:16 - Supplements: Financial Commitments
    23:14 - Kai Green: Handling Steroid Questions
    48:37 - Humorous Anecdotes and Lifestyle Insights
    50:18 - The Benefits of Aging: Personal Growth and Happiness
    1:04:38 - Lifestyle Choices and Longevity
    1:06:48 - Debunking Muscle-Building Myths
    1:10:52 - Worst Chest Exercises Explained
    1:11:30 - Exercises to Avoid for Shoulders
    1:11:56 - Misguided Tricep Workouts
    1:12:29 - Back Exercises to Rethink
    1:14:22 - Misconceptions in Strength Training
    1:14:42 - Ineffective Leg Workouts for Quads
    1:46:02 - Importance of Carbs Around Workouts
    1:48:44 - Protein Shakes as Food, Not Magic
    1:52:10 - Pre-Exhaust Technique in Training
    1:53:58 - Rest-Pause and Myo-Reps Explanation
    1:55:52 - Understanding Drop Sets
    1:56:16 - Fast Twitch Muscle Focus in Drop Sets
    1:56:44 - Super Sets for Time Efficiency
    1:59:59 - Tempo Changes Within Sets
    2:04:37 - Benefits of Long-Term Exercise Selection
    2:09:43 - Duration of Hypertrophy Phases
    2:12:27 - Maintaining Size in Strength Phases
    2:17:30 - Common Misconceptions on Strength Training
    2:21:39 - Misconceptions Among American Powerlifters
    2:26:47 - Response to "Stay in Your Lane" Criticism
    2:36:26 - Encountering Dismissive Responses
    2:36:47 - Enjoying Conversations and Sharing Knowledge
    2:37:16 - Appreciation for Meaningful Discussions
    2:37:40 - Future Topics of Interest
    2:38:33 - Closing Remarks and Where to Find More Information
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Комментарии • 92

  • @eliteftsofficial
    @eliteftsofficial  8 дней назад

    For all your strength training needs - If you can fit it in a gym bag or load weight on it - elitefts has it. All sales help support this great content, as well as, all the articles on the website: www.elitefts.com/

  • @killerkhatiby009
    @killerkhatiby009 14 дней назад +38

    Man I love these videos. Honestly just want more and a full unedited raw footage version. Something so satisfying just watching Dr. Mike train and talk with no music or special effects or anything.

  • @Killer_Kovacs
    @Killer_Kovacs 8 дней назад +7

    Oh, man. I sorry to hear about the Michigan situation, with you living there and all that.

  • @fizzy_bub
    @fizzy_bub 13 дней назад +16

    Absolutely f....dry "to post this on tik tok because it is the only reason to live" mike your sense of humor is an Angel who cares for me

  • @rawrigo4550
    @rawrigo4550 10 дней назад +9

    Dr. Mike is a f****** legend! 😂

    • @23f150_
      @23f150_ 9 дней назад

      He’s a CLOWN

  • @notetaking9308
    @notetaking9308 16 дней назад +17

    Love the time stamps on this one! 😂

    • @user-pz6hs6wi6f
      @user-pz6hs6wi6f 15 дней назад

      ChatGPT was hallucinating again coming up with those.
      They do sound pretty plausible for Dr. Mike though lol

  • @lodaboul1
    @lodaboul1 11 дней назад +7

    3-6 exercises 4-5 sets for your main. 3-4 sets for your accessories. ,High intensity with moderate weight, throw tempos in there 4 seconds up 4 seconds down. Time under tension is very important. Rep range 8-16 reps. Supersets. Keep workouts around 60-75 mins. Anabolic window. Always do some sort of activity on your rest days walking , swimming etc... for faster recovery and to combat soreness. Make sure you are fueling your body properly with a good diet. Plenty of rest. And allow at least 48-72 hours between leg days.

  • @ParvParashar
    @ParvParashar 16 дней назад +15

    Absolutely loved the video! It’s thoroughly entertaining and informative from start to finish. Dr. Mike is truly amusing. 🙌

    • @nickybjammin7629
      @nickybjammin7629 12 дней назад

      Dude those lunges were straight up bad ass!
      monster lunges, well I know what I’m doing after all my squat routines now.
      I’m gonna throw em out there too.
      Notice how he barely clips…. there’s probably no clip in this whole video.
      I can’t edit, but I need to step up my game. I study the hell out’a Mike, not just for my physical health and badassery LOL

    • @ParvParashar
      @ParvParashar 9 дней назад

      ⁠@@nickybjammin7629I truly love Dr. Mike’s approach to lower body training. Doing bodyweight lunges after heavy compound movements such as squats and leg presses is a great idea. Bodyweight lunges at the end of the workout provides amazing stimulus to the quads and glutes while causing minimal amount of fatigue. It provides incredible pump too. I also started incorporating lunges and split squats after my primary squat movement. Though I use dumbbells with my lunges because I’m not as strong as Dr. Mike so my primary squat movement doesn’t cause too much systemic fatigue which allows me preserve enough energy to use light dumbbells with lunges. Dr. Mike is definitely someone who inspires me to work hard consistently. He’s my go-to guy for training and nutrition related information.

  • @ohiogrudgeracing
    @ohiogrudgeracing 10 дней назад +1

    Good stuff, Dr Mike videos have helped me tremendously. Now I want to come to Elite for a day and check out all your awesome equipment

  • @Ice-Sik-ill
    @Ice-Sik-ill 10 дней назад +3

    Love this dudes sense of humor, always have. What a fucking legend though

  • @nickybjammin7629
    @nickybjammin7629 12 дней назад +1

    Oh cool!!
    Cool plates.
    Hay yall check out how those plates locked together.
    Awsome Vid Doctor Mike 💪🏼 some realness.
    Awsome gym Kudos 💯

  • @OlDsChoOlKiNgKoNg
    @OlDsChoOlKiNgKoNg 10 дней назад +2

    Killer Mike!! Peanut butter and Jelly. Great workout on some great machines!!

  • @Nice_n_toight
    @Nice_n_toight 2 дня назад

    I relate to everything mike says at every moment he says them.

  • @jodencro
    @jodencro 6 дней назад +2

    We need more zoom on that underbite when at the bottom of the good morning. Argh where me spinach?

  • @deathadone88
    @deathadone88 2 часа назад

    that gym is god level

  • @millennial9252
    @millennial9252 16 дней назад +78

    The secret is to just train them…

    • @user-ib9ky2jo9h
      @user-ib9ky2jo9h 16 дней назад +11

      Wow earth shattering tell me more

    • @drip369
      @drip369 16 дней назад +13

      Your statement is incomplete, you forgot to mention that it has to be frequent, it has to be consistent, and of course there has to be both moderate and high intensity days

    • @movestattoo4561
      @movestattoo4561 15 дней назад +3

      @@drip369ehh not quite true. Frequent? Once a week is fine, consistent? Absolutely. And theres no need to switch between intensities if you don’t specifically want to.

    • @drip369
      @drip369 15 дней назад

      @@movestattoo4561 to prevent burnout, and the need for a deload, yes, regulate intensity. Building the base is important and yes once a week is A frequency, but often times not enough. Consistently doing legs twice as month is A frequency yet also isn't enough. 2-3 times a week is best unless you play a field sport, then once a week strength training legs is enough.
      Squats are a skill and need higher frequency. The intensity can remain moderate until the skill moves towards needing maintained, then 1-2 x a week is sufficient yet folks skip legs so much that they need to up their frequency

    • @georgewashington3619
      @georgewashington3619 15 дней назад

      ​@@movestattoo4561facts

  • @Dewraxu
    @Dewraxu 9 часов назад

    Why are you not using an exercise with full ROM for the forearm? I mean i get you stretch your fingers a bit, but you could load it more in the dorsal fleksion direction, just curious. You just mention the muscle need to be stretched under load?
    Btw great video 😊

  • @ratcliff187
    @ratcliff187 9 дней назад +2

    I did a lot of sprinting and jumping in high school so my quads and calves are huge and fairly strong even after a quad tear my junior year. Trying to get other muscles to grow, not super easy. The strength is coming along, there’s just not much that’s visible. Maybe that’s because I’m a female???

    • @bagelman2634
      @bagelman2634 9 дней назад

      Women have a much easier time growing legs compared to upper body, so that’s probably it.

  • @jonathandennler7800
    @jonathandennler7800 5 дней назад

    I wanna be like Mike when I grow up

  • @Dinglebops
    @Dinglebops 9 дней назад

    Im prolly weird af for this but i love the ASMR noises of the muscle fibers being stretched

  • @rodrigolembke2556
    @rodrigolembke2556 3 дня назад

    A work made right just to annoy Dave Tate 😂😂😂

  • @ham_Yai
    @ham_Yai 9 дней назад +1

    Does Mike ever sleep? How does one human produce so many videos?

  • @CriticalThinking88
    @CriticalThinking88 11 дней назад

    You adult film creator 😂

  • @joshd8443
    @joshd8443 4 дня назад

    25:42 same. Them shits will trash my hammies for 3 days easily.

  • @Forgottenfren
    @Forgottenfren 15 дней назад

    I’d love a leg press I didn’t have to load up

    • @tv26889
      @tv26889 15 дней назад +1

      Do a bulgarian split squat with dumbbells, probably better than leg press and no set up whatsover.

    • @john_m3619
      @john_m3619 15 дней назад +1

      @@tv26889it’s not „better“ than leg press in any way imaginable. It’s a completely different exercise lol

  • @BMulligans
    @BMulligans 14 дней назад +2

    I was born with huge legs. Legs are easy. Do one set and I'm huge Back sucks. My back just doesn't grow

    • @Ice-Sik-ill
      @Ice-Sik-ill 10 дней назад

      Same here bro, and I’ve tried everything.

    • @boraradicevic1911
      @boraradicevic1911 3 дня назад +1

      Lucky you. My legs keep looking like toothpicks. They absolutely refuse to grow (hence me watching leg-workout videos to see if I am missing something). 😅😅😅

  • @Bertziethegreat
    @Bertziethegreat 4 дня назад

    If you close your eyes it sounds like you're listening to porn.

  • @chade3400
    @chade3400 10 дней назад

    4 foot 9 is just "tall" enough to believe

  • @user-ii7xc1ry3x
    @user-ii7xc1ry3x 13 дней назад

    Seeing Mike wearing pants is about as rare as him wearing a Polo. Ok, maybe that sounded weird

  • @jamesb46
    @jamesb46 14 дней назад

    Metaphor? More like microcosm

  • @stop383
    @stop383 16 дней назад +2

    first

  • @holy___fit
    @holy___fit 9 дней назад

    The most insightful and funniest dude in the Iron game! Scientist and Comedian in one!

  • @gaelicpatriot3604
    @gaelicpatriot3604 16 дней назад

    Second

  • @frobro2250
    @frobro2250 9 дней назад

    This vid gets you a new subscriber (click)👍🏻

  • @McBabe12329
    @McBabe12329 3 дня назад

    Wouldn't it be better for the lengthened part of the forearms by having your wrists make a 90degree angle with the tops of your hands and your forearms?

  • @smeatknight
    @smeatknight 14 дней назад

    Great video but the gym is too quiet.

  • @moo4595
    @moo4595 15 дней назад

    Hello Mike is it possible to train from mon-friday if Im a natural?

    • @ogar0
      @ogar0 15 дней назад

      yes theres an entire long form video on training frequency on RP strength channel

    • @moo4595
      @moo4595 15 дней назад

      @@ogar0 how this training would like?

    • @creatorseven
      @creatorseven 15 дней назад +3

      @@moo4595 The fact that your asking this question means you are forsure not ready for anything to intense. start with 2-3 times per week and see how that goes

  • @JGComments
    @JGComments 7 дней назад

    First, take tons and tons of drugs…

  • @spo0ny2k
    @spo0ny2k 3 дня назад +1

    If he did 50% less humour.
    He'd be 10x funnier.

  • @roygbiv24
    @roygbiv24 13 дней назад +1

    Ok, now I don't feel so bad about my lunge form...

    • @kwerby3285
      @kwerby3285 13 дней назад

      What’s wrong with your lunge form?

  • @someguyio3654
    @someguyio3654 14 дней назад

    Couldn’t get through the 1:30sec. monologue… Fortunately once you been through 1.5 of Dr. Mike’s talks you’ve heard it all. On the bright side, each talk is about 2.5hrs. 😕

  • @imanarichiraku
    @imanarichiraku 9 дней назад +2

    I’ll start listening when I see the pro card