What is it that triggers muscle growth according to Dorian Yates? 💪

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
  • Snippets from Dorian's seminar at the Be Inspired Stage in Birmingham.
    Starting his career by winning the 1984 Mr. Birmingham Novice contest and then 9 years later dominating the sport at the elite level, whilst collecting numerous trophies along the way, please welcome to the 'Be inspired stage'... 6 time Mr Olympia, Dorian Yates!
    #fitnessmotivation #mrOlympia #supplements #training #nutrition #DorianYates #recommendations

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  • @thrashdeath2879
    @thrashdeath2879 Год назад +27

    I used to go to the gym 6 days a week and worked out almost 2 hours every session, eventually i got injured and had to quit gym for almost a year, i just recently returned to the gym and followed dorians HIT philosopy and i am blown away on how much muscle i have gained and how much fat i have lost in a short amount of time, the progress i have is so much greater than when i went 6 days a week. Thank you dorian! I wish i can shake your hand one day

    • @marino5459
      @marino5459 Год назад

      Can you please explain to me how you Train?I have been training for 2-3 Years But nothing really consistent and always changing exercises,programs and everything and my Poor recovery and a bunch of unhealthy lifestyle doesn’t do me any favor But I was thinking to give it a try -Dorians method,But I don’t know what exatcly that is?Is it Maybe doing every exercise 2-3 warm up sets and then one working Set to failure and beyond with force reps and dropset that one Set? And everything else connected to programmimg?Thank you

    • @charlesgreen3214
      @charlesgreen3214 Год назад +2

      It's a trip. I use to volume train for most of my life and wasn't getting anywhere. I built muscle but just kept hitting plateaus. Then started HIT and I'm growing non stop very quickly 😃

    • @swishsplash
      @swishsplash Год назад +3

      @@charlesgreen3214 youll eventually need a training partner to help you go to absolute failure, force reps, negatives etc. and if you are really doing 1 set per exercise once per week you really have to make it count which could be hard to do

    • @thrashdeath2879
      @thrashdeath2879 Год назад

      @@marino5459 hello, i train legs on a monday, chest and bicep tuesday, rest on wed, back on thursday, shoulder and triceps on friday, rest sat, and cardio on sunday, then repeat, i will do 1-2 warmup sets usually with moderate strain, then go all out on the working set, focusing more on time under tension and the negatives, also rest is absolutely important, sleep and eat well and the keyword is be consistent, to be honest the month of december i was very inconsistent with my training and diet, i got sick twice so i missed a lot of gym sessions, but when i do go to the gym i would absolutely go all out high intensity, extra negatives and rest pause, i also wasnt eating well and was drinking a lot, i thought i was messing up my progress but i actually still gained 2.6 lbs of muscle and lost 3.2 lbs of fat!

    • @thrashdeath2879
      @thrashdeath2879 Год назад +3

      @Tony i never said HIT was the only way, but obviously it worked wonders for me better than when i was doing high volume, not knocking high volume at all, but if i can make more gains and see better results using less time, then its a win win for me.

  • @tonymanning1381
    @tonymanning1381 Год назад +45

    The best bodybuilder of all time

    • @tonymanning1381
      @tonymanning1381 Год назад +1

      @@FreeFlow__ Ronnie was a good
      Bodybuilder Arnold I think was one of the worse mr Olympias that’s ever been

    • @Lovememore231
      @Lovememore231 Год назад

      ​@Tony Manning why is that?

    • @tonymanning1381
      @tonymanning1381 Год назад

      @@Lovememore231 Arnold had no legs back wasn’t the best nor was his mid section he lacked condition his arms and chest
      Was impressive

    • @HAL-dm1eh
      @HAL-dm1eh Год назад +1

      @@tonymanning1381 His legs and ass were flat, and while I think that comes down to genetics (which he admitted), that's no excuse in a contest. You either have it or you don't. I think Arnold was a made man and he was obviously propped up by his handler, Joe Weider, who founded the now famous Mr Universe and Mr Olympia, IFBB, all the magazines, supplement industry as we know it, etc.
      Of course he won anyway.

  • @sunnysavinderjitsingh6066
    @sunnysavinderjitsingh6066 Год назад +8

    "There's only 1 way to train. Period." Mike Mentzer

  • @LTDroneServices
    @LTDroneServices Год назад +5

    I was there in person, great words from a great man. The week I discovered Dorian I changed my training style to DY HIT and my results over the coming months were unbelievable. This man speaks truth, knowledge and brilliance. Massive respect for Dorian💪💪

  • @MadSUPANOVA
    @MadSUPANOVA Год назад +3

    Still missing the juice cycle' at that level they are all on chemicals...

  • @FreeIreland32CountyRepublic
    @FreeIreland32CountyRepublic Год назад +10

    Dorian's Blood & Guts video's on You Tube completely transformed my physique.
    The undisputed GOAT, forever in his debt.

  • @garethjudd5840
    @garethjudd5840 Год назад +3

    What does it take? Genetics, Steroids, nutrition and blood and guts in the gym.

  • @isuzudiesel2937
    @isuzudiesel2937 Год назад +4

    Since Eddie Hall is trying out bodybuilding, it would be fantastic to see Mr Yates work with him in his prep for Eddie's first competition. That content would be golden!

  • @devindran2021
    @devindran2021 Год назад +5

    The undisputed GOAT

  • @AkhilArya
    @AkhilArya Год назад +3

    Lots of love to my idol Dorian Yates ❤❤❤ I have lost 17 kgs in 6 months because of you Dorian ❤❤❤

  • @lightningsurvivor1432
    @lightningsurvivor1432 6 месяцев назад

    Been following yates since early 90. Inspirational definitely

  • @bobstigler
    @bobstigler Год назад +3

    ■■■...don't kid yourself...this wouldn't have happened without copious amount of various juice-ing

  • @mattallthat
    @mattallthat Год назад +1

    Plenty of studies back up the whole 1 set is enough to trigger hypertrophy.
    For some , volume workouts are actually harder to recover from. If you're someone who likes to do 8 exercises for 3 sets each and spend 90 mins in the gym doing junk volume and it works, do it.
    If you're someone who wants to be in and out in 45 mins and still get good results, do it.
    Both work, do what you enjoy and what you will stick to!
    Personally I love HIT style of workouts but you need to be sensible in your exercise selections when doing it. Better on machines than free weights unless its dumbbell isolations imo.

    • @123-g8d3m
      @123-g8d3m 9 месяцев назад

      But what I always asked myself when I listen to Mike or Dorian it sounds like yes you stimulate growth with one set but studies have shown that you can get more growth with 2 or 3 sets. I personally do 2 or 3 sets and like 2 or 3 exercises for each muscle and it works perfectly fine when I take a rest for 6 or 7 days. But you're right everyone should train how he wants to train.

  • @luigirnotyourbusiness8127
    @luigirnotyourbusiness8127 Год назад +1

    When you lift, you have to scream

  • @IrvingDL506
    @IrvingDL506 Год назад +1

    First? Really? First time ever this happens to me

    • @Dean_R1
      @Dean_R1 Год назад +1

      Congratulations on your win Instructor Irving Tony Campos Lugo

  • @unedited2716
    @unedited2716 Год назад

    POWERFUL THANKS FOR SHARING.DORIAN YOU HAVE CHANGED MY LIFE IN SO MANNY POSITIVE WAYS .LOOK FORWARD TO TELL IN PERSON MY FRIEND.

  • @MrMegatherium
    @MrMegatherium Год назад

    I think Dorian is amazing, I saw a recent picture of him, and he looks hard, and his legs look big and cut. I still think he could have come in bigger and beat Ronnie. I am just amazed at how good he looks in 2023.

  • @TheSupart91
    @TheSupart91 Год назад +1

    The pioneer of both bb and nutrition

  • @joahbutler4537
    @joahbutler4537 Год назад

    Dorian is the greatest! Links to studies please? Been training HIT for decades and love reading scientific validation.

  • @Xxxsniperxx1
    @Xxxsniperxx1 Год назад

    My favorite bodybuilder by far! I really hope to see a new series where you go very in depth on everything around your training! There's still a lot of false information about your training.

  • @tonymcnamara9368
    @tonymcnamara9368 Год назад +1

    There's pro's and cons for both higher volume training, and HIT methods.
    One way won't work infinitely, as anyone who's trained for a number of years will tell you, progress isn't linear, and we experience peaks and troughs over time.
    The same goes with nutrition, our bodies adapt over time, and we need to change aspects to keep progressing.
    Even with chemical enhancement, progress isn't linear, it must be either added to, or altered over time as our bodies adjust.
    We want lean muscle growth, with minimum adipose fat accumulation the body doesn't! It wants to be in a perpetual state of homeostasis.
    It's a difficult fight. 🙏

    • @josephpeters7076
      @josephpeters7076 Год назад

      But periods I switch to volume training to recover from a few months of HIT, my gains do slow down a lot. Then back in HIT they start again like crazy. Makes me wonder if it would be better to just take 2 weeks to rest then start HIT again.

    • @voodoochile6796
      @voodoochile6796 Год назад

      @@josephpeters7076 You should take a deload essentially every 6-8 weeks or so

    • @davezoom-yb8pm
      @davezoom-yb8pm Год назад

      The best secret is taking 10 minutes between sets.Try it,you'll thank me.

    • @aran125
      @aran125 Год назад

      When the body adapts to such stress and is constantly getting stronger using the method and obtaining either more reps, on increasing the weight the body has no choice but to grow and won’t hit plateau. That’s a scientific fact and if one executed such they’d learn that.

  • @shajijohn7871
    @shajijohn7871 Год назад

    Big salute from India, want a reply from my all-time great Dorianji

  • @jasonguthrie6083
    @jasonguthrie6083 Год назад

    Thank you Dorian for such valuable information

  • @youyoue4260
    @youyoue4260 Год назад

    can someone link the study hes talking about

  • @drakeh8162
    @drakeh8162 Год назад

    So much respect for DY. Legend 💪💯

  • @feezkoh
    @feezkoh Год назад

    Noted, ramping thing up now

  • @ashishjha7757
    @ashishjha7757 Год назад

    Biggest inspiration of my life

  • @firstnamelastname3558
    @firstnamelastname3558 Год назад

    Yates.

  • @peteratomovyvek
    @peteratomovyvek Год назад

    Best..

  • @DennisNowland
    @DennisNowland Год назад +2

    And if your on gear muscle is been grown all the time whether you are training or not.

  • @brunorosa306
    @brunorosa306 Год назад

    The best.