Joining a REAL Gym in 2019? Here Are the RULES you SHOULD Know!

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  • Опубликовано: 30 дек 2018
  • 2019 Will bring some changes and some of you will be attempting g to join more serious gyms. Before you walk through the door make sure you watch this video.
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  • @AlanThrall
    @AlanThrall 5 лет назад +294

    Brian visited Untamed Strength and followed all of these rules.

    • @jonathanrhodes8525
      @jonathanrhodes8525 5 лет назад +11

      He even made a video with a title about robbing you!

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад +37

      These rules would save guys like you and I a lot of time and money haha!

    • @bumpassb
      @bumpassb 5 лет назад +12

      Alan visited Neversate Athletics and broke every rule cuz he likes to "TRAIN UNTAAAMMMEDDD". He did however show up on time cuz "Whattyagonna do"? "Not train"?

    • @zalibecquerel3463
      @zalibecquerel3463 5 лет назад +22

      DID HE MOVE THE BARBELL?

  • @MichaelSmith-xx6hr
    @MichaelSmith-xx6hr 5 лет назад +25

    Could you imagine if people applied these rules to some degree throughout their everyday life? Our country would be in a totally different place. Good video as always Sir.

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад +5

      Man it has changed my life for the better. It honestly has, like drastically.

    • @danielbarnes8694
      @danielbarnes8694 4 года назад

      This is what people in life should be like full stop, pure respect!!!

    • @luciocastro1418
      @luciocastro1418 3 года назад

      Reminds me of Japan!

  • @mon8087
    @mon8087 5 лет назад +7

    All I’m sayin is, since switching from Crunch to Untamed Strength I almost never see plates and dumbbells scattered around, not in their home. The people there put their shit back when they’re done. It’s nice to train in a facility that is actually respected.

  • @Heavyork
    @Heavyork 5 лет назад +52

    "say please sir hurt me more" ~Brian Alsruhe

    • @bmstylee
      @bmstylee 5 лет назад +3

      Work that into a t-shirt and he's got something.

  • @Echo-Magnus
    @Echo-Magnus 5 лет назад +4

    Thanks again Sir! I appreciate everything you do for this community!

  • @crazycarl00
    @crazycarl00 5 лет назад +18

    This is more like rules for how to be a respectful adult. A lot of us didn't get the memo along the way.

  • @gysteel6650
    @gysteel6650 5 лет назад +5

    One thing I observed at the gyms you are talking about... powerlifting, strongman clubs, is that everyone has so much more respect for the people, equipment and the place.
    Its one of the best things you can do.
    Great rules Brian!

  • @mattdouglas8900
    @mattdouglas8900 5 лет назад +1

    My NeverSate shirt arrived today! I'll be proud to rep it. Moving into week 5 or your powerbuilder program. Have a great new year Brian, I hope you finish 2019 healthy.

  • @wb416
    @wb416 5 лет назад +3

    Finally ordered a few shirts to help support the channel and payback the great info I've gained here.

  • @Lyosha.
    @Lyosha. 5 лет назад +1

    this is absolutely awesome advise! not only for going to a new gym but for getting into any new place in life, like this is advise for wherever your looking to go!!
    I've been able to surround myself with the best possible ppl and always be welcome everywhere just by following some of those tips, like imagine actually following all of them!

  • @Tegronixxl
    @Tegronixxl 5 лет назад +49

    This is also good advice for starting a New Job. White Belt mentality and be humble, always

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад +11

      Always White belt mentality brother. That's how people become great!

    • @davestowers5389
      @davestowers5389 5 лет назад +2

      This really is the key to a life full of reciprocal respect. In fact, as a supervisor at a machine shop, I need to talk to one of my younger guys about his attitude with others, and this is the analogy that I'm going to use to help him wrap his "white belt" brain around the concept of how to gain respect over time. Thanks Tegronixxl. Oh, and have a happy new year!

  • @successfulstone
    @successfulstone 5 лет назад +1

    Brian's experience and knowledge on strength and conditioning is immense. But this channel doesn't care so much about growing physically larger or stronger, but about growing your heart and soul. And that is what keeps me coming back every time I see the notification. Thanks for all the work you've done Brian, have a blessed new year.

  • @austinbpharmd
    @austinbpharmd 5 лет назад +1

    You're the best Brian. Respect is underappreciated. Thank you.

  • @theartslair927
    @theartslair927 5 лет назад +1

    Happy new year Brian! Here's to stronger people, including you and me, in 2019! May our family always be blessed with abundance of health and happiness :)

  • @christianoden
    @christianoden 5 лет назад

    Great advice. Thanks for all of the advice you've given out over the last year it's very appreciated. Here's to an even more successful 2019!

  • @alexgonzo000
    @alexgonzo000 5 лет назад +1

    I know you've said before that you apply a lot of what you learned in lifting and strongman to the rest of your life but these rules are great for just general life too. Keep up the great work Brian!

  • @frankmorris2603
    @frankmorris2603 5 лет назад +15

    I can relate to the late training partner dilemma. I had a mate i trained with for about a year and he was constantly late or a no show. I was serious about training and this dude was a super nice guy but always had excuses. He never figured out how disrespectful it was and couldn't understand my psychotic sessions with him when he did show up.
    I was punishing him within the law.

  • @42neddy
    @42neddy 5 лет назад +66

    see people calling these rules "stressful" honestly all you do is just teaching people some goddamn RESPECT

    • @wb416
      @wb416 5 лет назад +13

      Some people haven't been taught or modeled to do the right thing. Others of us just need the reminder. But you're right.... boils down to being respectful of others and their environment/time.

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад +8

      I completely agree.

    • @RennyBrooks
      @RennyBrooks 5 лет назад +12

      So they're not just rules for the gym they're rules for life.

    • @GilletteGaming
      @GilletteGaming 5 лет назад +5

      Can I get an Amen!?

    • @joshjohnston7388
      @joshjohnston7388 5 лет назад +3

      We (well, I) live in a world where this has been devalued. The dishonest and disrespectful accumulate the power to be publicly dishonest and disrespectful and poorly-behaved and prosper all the while. And we see someone who gets to be an asshole on tv and the simplest among us make the association between dishonesty, disrespect, and bad behavior, and they make the association with prosperity. They/we look at their/our own lives and feel our insecurity of situation (better not get sick, that shit's expensive) and think, "if only I could be an asshole on tv."
      No one knows how to be ok in group settings. We dread "now go around the room and tell us who you are and a little about yourself," sessions. They fear to ask for help when they need it, and are suspicious of help when they receive it because they/we fear exposing any weakness, lest it be taken advantage of.
      It's crap. The whole point of civilization is that we all do better when we function as a community.

  • @johnofarkansas3095
    @johnofarkansas3095 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks for putting this out there. With all the information out there and as strength sports begin to grow there’s been more and more people that walk around like they know it all already. They don’t know how to connect with people in the gym either. Thanks again.

  • @TimeyTime
    @TimeyTime 3 года назад

    Following this advise was great, I just joined a personal gym with some hard working, very passionate people. I was more scared due to feeling weaker then the rest and scared to mess up. After keeping your advise in mind, My growth has grown so much. Thank you for such helpful advise

  • @crack2strong
    @crack2strong 5 лет назад +4

    Well said Brian, common decency is and will always be king.

  • @alexkasimir9931
    @alexkasimir9931 4 года назад

    Brian, this is such good advice. This is the stuff that may take some people forever to get. Thank You.

  • @christorres28
    @christorres28 5 лет назад +3

    Nice man. Makes alot of sense and common sense isnt so common. Learned alot from your channel even though I dont do strong man ... as well as Alan Thrall.have a great one

  • @juliancollis7794
    @juliancollis7794 5 лет назад +1

    Brian, this video should be named how to join any group. Everything you have said is so true of joining any gym, club, team, job and sort of dating as you say :-). Good luck in 2019 sir!

  • @2slowty
    @2slowty 5 лет назад

    Great content man. Hopefully I have the privilege of training at your facility one day. Thank you for all the advice on overhead press, deadlifts, and squats. Your cues have literally increased and helped all 3 lifts. Keep doing what you do, we're all excited for the 2019 content!

  • @TheLcmcbain
    @TheLcmcbain 5 лет назад +1

    :) Well Said big man. A Healthy and Happy New Year to you and yours.

  • @ferna2294
    @ferna2294 5 лет назад

    I admire values over strenght. You are the type of person who makes the place as enjoyable as possible. Very good advice.
    It´s not that hard, you have to be polite and care about the equipment.

  • @ericmorel9374
    @ericmorel9374 5 лет назад +1

    Life 101. Thanks man, really appreciate you.

  • @reborningreed
    @reborningreed 5 лет назад

    I’ve been thinking about trying out a new gym for a few months lately, awesome video Brian. You are truly an awesome person and thanks for all the knowledge bombs!

  • @andymacmillan6376
    @andymacmillan6376 5 лет назад +89

    Did rogue glue that hat to your head 3 years ago?

    • @Bassizam
      @Bassizam 5 лет назад

      Andy MacMillan funny MAN, funny.

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад +39

      Strangely enough The Loyal brand is making a Neversate hat for me as we speak!

    • @dexter7954
      @dexter7954 5 лет назад +2

      Makes me wonder does he have hair hahaha

    • @robbill8751
      @robbill8751 5 лет назад +2

      Brian Alsruhe you mean for all of us??

    • @blakemiddleton2789
      @blakemiddleton2789 5 лет назад +2

      Brian Alsruhe please let us know when they hit because I am surely picking one up!! I’ve never been to your gym but I plan on making a visit this year. I love every single one of your videos. Currently adopting your training style and I’m watching your videos and learning along with following your daily workouts. Thank you for all you do!!

  • @jordanlynch4011
    @jordanlynch4011 5 лет назад

    I love it. Joined a strongman/powerlifting gym a few months ago and I'm definitely still learning the ropes!

  • @jeffreyparsons7374
    @jeffreyparsons7374 4 года назад

    Excellent advise! For the gym and everyday life!

  • @ericandjune23
    @ericandjune23 5 лет назад +1

    Good video!!! Great message!! It is true pretty much all of the fundamentals in life you learn in kindergarten. I don’t know why so many people in this world have forgotten that. Treat others how you wanna be treated, share, be nice to the new “student.” Be the better person no matter what.

  • @reieli87
    @reieli87 5 лет назад

    Happy New Year, thanks for all the motivation and advice 🤙😊

  • @luciocastro1418
    @luciocastro1418 3 года назад +1

    Just commenting to say I came back to this video because I believe it to be the pinnacle of the Iron Culture mindset. This video breathes comradery, hard work and humility brother!

  • @williamthomas4062
    @williamthomas4062 5 лет назад

    As always, thank you for the knowledge!

  • @stevenkurinec4194
    @stevenkurinec4194 5 лет назад

    Brian, you are an inspiring human being. Your attitude is what keeps me and I'm sure many others watching your content. Everyone should try to be more like you this coming year. It really shows that you care about your following considering how many comments you read and reply to. That is true dedication when it comes to internet presence.

  • @flying0graysons
    @flying0graysons 5 лет назад

    Well said Brian. Hope you and yours have a happy new year!

  • @gleaselshaffer3803
    @gleaselshaffer3803 5 лет назад

    Love your videos. Love the enthusiasm you have💪

  • @SmoKeYJoE024
    @SmoKeYJoE024 5 лет назад

    Happy New Years to you and yours. 🍻Here's to an amazing 2019🥂

  • @Abdal-RahmanI
    @Abdal-RahmanI 5 лет назад +13

    I feel like this would apply for work as well!

  • @miguelochoa1371
    @miguelochoa1371 5 лет назад +1

    This is great advice for life not just a new gym/group!

  • @grahamlaw6815
    @grahamlaw6815 5 лет назад

    Thanks for this...I'm looking for a new place that specializes and this helps validate that decision. So glad I caught this before setting foot in a new spot.

  • @masterchief4868
    @masterchief4868 2 года назад +1

    Hi Brian I joined a powerlifting gym like a month ago, this video has helped me INMENSELY to subconsciously get across the message that I have good intentions in being nice to them and training hard for strength 🙏🙏😇😌👍

  • @david199508
    @david199508 5 лет назад +3

    Respect is earned, I will never appreciate strangers just because I am allowed to exist in their presence. If I want to work out in a powerlifting or strongman gym then I will pay a monthly fee and go about my business. If the members expect me to be submissive and social then they ought to be so kind as to fuck off. I will of course approach other people with kindness should they desire my attention but that's about it.

  • @hmuz8388
    @hmuz8388 5 лет назад +56

    this video strangely made me want to train by myself even more for whatever reason hahah...but hey, to each their own!

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад +5

      Cool man, I'd personally have my gym environment than that, but like you said, I hope it works for you!

    • @hmuz8388
      @hmuz8388 5 лет назад +1

      Brian Alsruhe 🙏🏻

    • @GilletteGaming
      @GilletteGaming 5 лет назад +5

      I train on my own (home gym), but there's definitely something extremely motivating about training with people stronger than you. I try to make a point of at least doing a drop-in every so often :)

    • @Ceiling_Gato
      @Ceiling_Gato 5 лет назад +6

      Personally, I'm completely unable to focus on lifting if I'm even with a single friend. I've literally never had a good workour even when I was with people who easily outlift me. When I'm in the gym, I'm in my own mental world and other people are just messing it up for me.

    • @hmuz8388
      @hmuz8388 5 лет назад +2

      Andrej Pitko ^this...most of the occasions i was lifting with someone they were more of a distraction than a motivation...in my humble opinion that is

  • @jasonstallworth
    @jasonstallworth 5 лет назад

    Dude, these are solid rules! I'd love to open a small gym in my area that caters to serious lifters, and would definitely need to establish rules so folks are aware.

  • @dukeedis3033
    @dukeedis3033 5 лет назад

    Happy new year brian!!! I hope this will be an awesome year for you and you get your health problems sorted out

  • @michaelprice8207
    @michaelprice8207 5 лет назад +2

    People actually are amazed at how much Collin (our son) is so polite. It is something we both do and we make sure we instill it in him

  • @kevmoho
    @kevmoho 5 лет назад

    Great video and message, Brain. A lot of the message can be easily translated to life outside of the gym. My football coach drove into our team, if you arrive on time, you're late. To this day I get nervous if I'm not ready for an appointment, etc if I'm not there and ready to go before the start time.
    Also, slay puppy music is a hilarious description! haha

  • @krisinva
    @krisinva 5 лет назад +2

    Be an empty cup. Thank you, I haven't heard that in a while! As always, great advice.

  • @gvdv121
    @gvdv121 5 лет назад +1

    not even just gym advice can convert to life in some instance great video Brian

  • @machinayrequiem8596
    @machinayrequiem8596 3 года назад

    This is good advice for anything in life. Work, school, etc.

  • @Bacon-N-Beer
    @Bacon-N-Beer 5 лет назад

    I got invited to Lock it Out Barbell while I was on TDY at Edwards AFB, and literally these rules you explained will go so far. A member invited me. He and I found David Douglas and I first thanked him for the opportunity to train with them and pretty much all of your day 1 rules that you explained and that whole group made me feel incredibly welcome and fed me so much energy every time I lifted there.

  • @Bassizam
    @Bassizam 5 лет назад +1

    Great video man!

  • @eli9478
    @eli9478 4 года назад

    I work as a janitor now and us janitors appreciate your words!

  • @benjaminlinzy5544
    @benjaminlinzy5544 5 лет назад

    Great rules, especially for getting in with a team. Although I generally grind out my workouts alone that has more to do with my schedule and having recently joined a gym after relocating. When finding training partners this is golden advice.

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад +1

      Thanks brother!

    • @benjaminlinzy5544
      @benjaminlinzy5544 5 лет назад

      @@BrianAlsruheOfficial no brother, thank you for all the great content and motivation. Happy New Year!

  • @rapidjoespeed
    @rapidjoespeed 5 лет назад

    Happy new year neversate 👍😀💪

  • @Theonlyrecky
    @Theonlyrecky 5 лет назад

    A year and some change since I’ve trained At neversate and I still try to follow these rules!

  • @luciocastro1418
    @luciocastro1418 5 лет назад +5

    Men these are rule for life! Big respect and agree on everything!

  • @mikesimmons8538
    @mikesimmons8538 5 лет назад

    Thank you for all the great info!

  • @waltherwagner9711
    @waltherwagner9711 5 лет назад +1

    I remember how I used to train in a boxing gym and we always shook hands before the training started. It was a little bit strange, because there were so many people and I think sometimes I missed someone or shook his/her hand twice, but I always tried because I didnt want to be disrespectful.

  • @wille2403
    @wille2403 5 лет назад +1

    Really enjoyed this video. Good life advice

  • @jackbenedict9880
    @jackbenedict9880 4 года назад

    I just started working out at a power lifting and strongman gym the invierment is awesome already. Brought my training to a new level

  • @jmac2952
    @jmac2952 5 лет назад

    Thanks so much mate! So much good advice all the time. Hopefully you know though we really appreciate all you provide to us stalker types haha. This is real timely actually as there is finally a new Strongman / Powerlifting gym that has just opened up in my home town so I'm super excited about it. Will use a bunch of these tips and smash out the program I got off you before Christmas ;-)

  • @xw2542
    @xw2542 5 лет назад

    This is timely, I found a strongman gym in my area and am going to start as soon as I get back to my home state. I’m glad when I asked to try out the gym I did most of these things by nature, but this gave me more perspective, thank you Brian.

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад

      If they were natural man, then you won't have any problems at all!

    • @xw2542
      @xw2542 5 лет назад

      Brian Alsruhe good to hear!

  • @nohandle27
    @nohandle27 5 лет назад

    Great video Brian. Plenty of advice that is applicable to a new job, to volunteering, to pretty much any other group activity. I recently moved to a different state and joined an off-roading (4x4) club. Much of what you suggest is what I have followed when interacting with the group, to earn my place and be accepted by the group.
    Best wishes for a successful and blessed 2019!

  • @jonathanasdell4539
    @jonathanasdell4539 4 года назад

    Thanks for giving us the insider scoop on how to not be a jerk at a new gym!

  • @sythshowedu
    @sythshowedu 5 лет назад

    Really appreciate this video brian

  • @clayjohnson233
    @clayjohnson233 5 лет назад +1

    Never turned a RUclips video into a bookmark, until today. Thanks.

  • @FarNorthAdventure
    @FarNorthAdventure 5 лет назад +1

    Excellent set of life rules in general.

  • @PlacingNoLimits
    @PlacingNoLimits 5 лет назад

    I live like an hour away from Neversate and I am looking forward to making the trip eventually

  • @somduttsharma.
    @somduttsharma. 5 лет назад +4

    Happy New Year Bro.

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад

      You too brother!

    • @somduttsharma.
      @somduttsharma. 5 лет назад

      @@BrianAlsruheOfficial Your tips on overhead press and squats.. really helped me.. thanks..love from India🙌

  • @halfsterker
    @halfsterker 5 лет назад +5

    I think some of the specifics about doing the same movements and whatnot stem from a team environment here given the way Brian runs classes at NeverSate... People seem to have misunderstood. Being respectful and kind, however, can and should be followed whether you're at NeverSate or Planet Fitness.

  • @sudhirjoshi8888
    @sudhirjoshi8888 5 лет назад

    A very happy new year my man

  • @jasonroberts5375
    @jasonroberts5375 5 лет назад

    Thanks Brian, this is an awesome video. Most "gym rules" type vids are just "don't be creepy, be nice". Ths was way more helpful and specific. I do think it's a little odd that you implied that if I was on my phone between sets it would be "more likely to be thrown on the floor and smashed", but I can see why you might think it was impolite/ compromising somebody's superhero identity.

  • @WazanskiWanger
    @WazanskiWanger 5 лет назад +2

    I am considering moving from my company's gym to a strongman/powerlifting gym soon and I'm wondering if there's an exception to having the cell phone out. While I make it a point to not be on my cell phone screwing around I do use it to log my sets in Excel and I also use it to time my sets. I suppose if this video has taught me anything it's that I should go see what others do first and then ask, but is there generally any leeway for using a cell phone as a workout tool, and nothing else?

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад +3

      I think it depends on the environment man, if they are cool with it then definitely keep track of your sets but I’d be careful depending on the group. At least on the first tryout

  • @otka4al4o
    @otka4al4o 5 лет назад +4

    "Please, sir, hurt me more" - definitely don't say that out loud. Then the girls REALLY won't want to hug you.

  • @jimmykennedy957
    @jimmykennedy957 5 лет назад

    Good video...people really don't get it though no.matter how u try to explain it....happy New Year brian!!!!

  • @Gonzomedic1
    @Gonzomedic1 5 лет назад

    Very cool heads up Brian!

  • @andrewmcmahon6432
    @andrewmcmahon6432 5 лет назад

    Great advice Brian. Funny thing is I now live in a house with a garage and I'm now considering putting a home gym together.

  • @Gonzomedic1
    @Gonzomedic1 5 лет назад

    Happy New Year Brian!

  • @stewart6329
    @stewart6329 5 лет назад +1

    Gentleman. Well said sir

  • @drip369
    @drip369 5 лет назад

    10 to 15 minutes early? 15 minutes early is on time. Very cool I had forgotten to hit the bell and still got notified. Thank you RUclips :)

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад

      AHahah I agree but I figure I had to make it reasonable for people.

  • @SnoFreak700
    @SnoFreak700 5 лет назад

    I love this!

  • @justsomeawesomeperson6396
    @justsomeawesomeperson6396 5 лет назад

    Great video. I agree with what you said. The gym i go to now is pretty much like a family.

  • @rodrigosaldanha205
    @rodrigosaldanha205 5 лет назад

    you're great bro! cheers

  • @CarlosRamirez-we8zi
    @CarlosRamirez-we8zi 5 лет назад

    Wow!! Gyms sure have changed since I ran one, you paid by the year, month or day guys loved to share their advice on workouts, how to perform certain excersies and shoot the shit and everybody hanging out on the weekends, clubs, picnics, and the beach, your right about training with stronger people they help push you up the weight

  • @noahlangston
    @noahlangston 5 лет назад +6

    It's sad that some people think these rules as problematic. When did we forget respect and commom courtesy?

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад +5

      Yes, I’m kind of surprised at the response. But Most people don’t see the world the way I do anyway

    • @noahlangston
      @noahlangston 5 лет назад +2

      @@BrianAlsruheOfficial Then i would argue in this instance most people are wrong.

  • @1985Crystal
    @1985Crystal 5 лет назад

    Happy New Year's bro

  • @Fortress333
    @Fortress333 5 лет назад

    These are some real rules. I learned something. Some of these rules I do follow, but always greeting people and saying goodbye, no, although I know it's better and it feels better when I do on some days. I do let my life problems get to me and then I am withdrawn from people, but still always kind when spoken to, which incidentally doesn't happen often when I am looking down and just doing my training. I hope to make up for it by at least always cleaning up my stuff and sometimes the weights lying around left by others.

  • @Hooliganbaits
    @Hooliganbaits 5 лет назад

    you got any advice for someone starting a strongman/power lifting gym? there isnt anywhere in my area for someone that has advanced passed the little mom and pop gyms so i started getting my personally trainers degree some weight plates and kettles bells. not really sure where to go from here and could really use the help to get on the right path

  • @jayc8442
    @jayc8442 5 лет назад +1

    I gave up commercial gyms years ago, but I do know back then it might take 3 months for someone in that elite crew to talk to you and give you lifting advice and if the person didn’t take it no one would ever waste their time with that person again.

  • @alexbrewbaker274
    @alexbrewbaker274 5 лет назад

    Hey Mr,Brian can we get a video about opening your own gym in 2019? Where I live doesn’t have a hardcore powerlifting gym. Fantastic video Mr.Brian have a great day

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад

      Absolutely! I already did like a five part series on that but it will be a good thing to re-visit now that I am more stable and have learned more things. Great suggestion, thank you

  • @randygentry1207
    @randygentry1207 5 лет назад +8

    Boggles my mind that this needs to be discussed as adults...get even some of this right and you’ll be alright

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад +6

      It boggles my mind how many people seem to feel like this would be hard for them to do haha I am honestly astonished

  • @thiagodantas9862
    @thiagodantas9862 5 лет назад

    There ia no PL our SM gym at Brazil. Justo comercial gyms and CrossFit box in here. And the last one is very expensive. So I will maintain my comercial gym wo, but with your kind of wo. Thanks man!

  • @mousealexander6412
    @mousealexander6412 4 года назад

    I hate when I’m at the gym and people just leave plates and dumbbells on the floor, makes me stop my workout just to clean up so I can be comfortable during my workouts

  • @terryboys9321
    @terryboys9321 5 лет назад +1

    Sounds pretty simple to me. Treat others the way you want to be treated. In the gym and in life.
    We need more Brian Alsruhe in this world.

  • @Luis_fmo
    @Luis_fmo 5 лет назад

    Hey Brian! Thanks for the video!
    I love this because soon I'm going to join a new gym to step out of my comfort zone a bit. I've always trained alone at commercial gyms and it's time for a change.
    Kinda of unrelated to this, but I'll also start BJJ soon. Are you still doing it regularly? Any advice regarding conciliating both things?
    Finally, happy new year to you and the Neversate family! I hope everything goes well to you!

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  5 лет назад +1

      That is great brother"! If you are going to be lifting and rolling then your recovery will need too be open point but you can definitely do both at the same time

  • @graysondenny1050
    @graysondenny1050 5 лет назад

    So how would I go about going to a gym and following one of your program and not necessarily theirs? Like I would do whatever they have planned for a bit but eventually I would like to customize my workouts but not come across as prick.

    • @ONShypnos
      @ONShypnos 5 лет назад

      Depends on the gym. The kind of place Brian is talking about is almost more like a sport team than anything else. If you're training with them, you're doing their stuff (plus or minus some individual alterations). And you may as well - half the benefit of being in that group is that you're constantly getting coaching/feedback and someone who sees you in person on a regular basis is handling your programming. Those are both huge things compared to following even a very good generic program.
      Others operate more like a commercial gym, just with better equipment and smarter personal trainers so you can do what you want. Some have both types coexisting and some kind of split the difference (a lot of strongman gyms will have an event Saturday or similar - if you're there for that, you're probably doing whatever the main crew have decided to train. Rest of the week when you're elsewhere? That's on you).