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  • Опубликовано: 10 янв 2025

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  • @terrastrike2026
    @terrastrike2026 19 дней назад +52

    Who up Janicking they Eric rn

    • @ericjanickifitness
      @ericjanickifitness  19 дней назад +20

      Only the real ones 🫡

    • @noahlejeune3154
      @noahlejeune3154 19 дней назад

      Wait, what?! I've been Ericing my Janicki this whole time 🤦‍♂️

  • @harishvk9605
    @harishvk9605 19 дней назад +64

    Bro is explaining form while simultaneously unilaterally rowing a full stack for reps. He strong af just like dr.mike mentioned recently!

    • @peternincompoop1823
      @peternincompoop1823 19 дней назад +9

      Full range of motion plus full weight

    • @faizalmohammed9874
      @faizalmohammed9874 18 дней назад

      Not that impressive for a man of his size. South Asians are a lot weaker. Feats of strength in Indian gyms are usually non-existent.

    • @peternincompoop1823
      @peternincompoop1823 18 дней назад +5

      @@faizalmohammed9874 haters gonna hate, don't disrespect Dr Mike's opinion

    • @faizalmohammed9874
      @faizalmohammed9874 18 дней назад

      @@peternincompoop1823 are you a dr Mike cultist or something? Have you seen his comp day physique?

    • @yordanovyordanov8061
      @yordanovyordanov8061 17 дней назад +2

      That's actually dabble pulley it's a half the weight

  • @thanos9209
    @thanos9209 18 дней назад +4

    what's up hope everyone is gr8. I love these gym vids bc I recently lost my job and actually had to cancel my membership for obv reasons, heartbreaking really but this content keeps me smiling through all the pain.

    • @fidjisayao1239
      @fidjisayao1239 18 дней назад

      Don't worry bro, we're all gonna make it. Just keep on going.

    • @ericjanickifitness
      @ericjanickifitness  18 дней назад +2

      Keep your head up bro. The grind continues

  • @autoimmune-barbell
    @autoimmune-barbell 18 дней назад +8

    I’m a Powerlifter but I’ve taken away a lot of great information from you. You seem to be very unique in offering very usable and permanently life changing tips that actually translate to real results and actual use and function in training day to day. Your content is unique compared to the other science based guys. Great stuff

    • @VeteranVandal
      @VeteranVandal 16 дней назад

      I'm a little surprised it has that much overlap with powerlifting, but I guess the cues and methods are always useful.

    • @RonaldMcPaul
      @RonaldMcPaul 16 дней назад

      Nice! It's crazy to me that his technique is so 'perfect' while enhanced, I thought training enhanced was just about getting blood flow to the area because said blood is full of test etc.

  • @rexloss7199
    @rexloss7199 17 дней назад +3

    ur just the best, even for naturals.. hands down the best info

  • @Niazyan
    @Niazyan 18 дней назад +1

    Thank you, Eric! I'll try these options. Your advice usually works very well for me.

  • @mood-rl3vn
    @mood-rl3vn 19 дней назад +17

    1. Cable bench supported row from low position (unilateral) 7:12
    2. Bench supported high row (unilateral) 9:25
    3. Seated mid machine row (unilateral) 11:18
    4.seated low machine row (unilateral) 12:52
    Like if you love janicki❤

    • @nameless-og
      @nameless-og 19 дней назад

      Thanks bro... I'm already doing my own variation of the low row, but I'm going to switch up my routine with this, so much appreciated!

    • @ericjanickifitness
      @ericjanickifitness  18 дней назад +3

      You the real MVP

    • @nameless-og
      @nameless-og 18 дней назад

      @ericjanickifitness thanks for the videos, Eric! Merry Christmas and all the things.

    • @DanielFlailed
      @DanielFlailed 14 дней назад

      Any recommended substitutes for 3 + 4 if my tiny gym doesn't have those machines? I'm just a regular dude. We have the basics and several machines, but it's just a small gym that comes with my pool membership which is convenient. Thanks

  • @Itsyourbestie12345
    @Itsyourbestie12345 18 дней назад +1

    It's crazy people are shorting on science back lifting......was body building for years and then an old shoulder injury (surgery) stopped me....fast forward 11 years ive started back up and I have ZERO PAIN popping grinding in my motions thank you Erik/ Dr Mike/ jared

  • @Roger_Costello
    @Roger_Costello 17 дней назад +1

    Eric, love your training philosophy. Would you do a video for us folks who workout at home and do not have cable machines? I have dumbells, barbells, benches, chinup bar, and bands.

  • @Leonidas0724
    @Leonidas0724 16 дней назад +2

    I feel 2025 is going to be Dr. Jekylicki. Also, instead of just science, lifting is an art form. Eric’s honed his art and craft extremely well and does a masterful explination so people can emulate it reaping better benefits themselves.

  • @alexdavis2674
    @alexdavis2674 18 дней назад +2

    Liking for the algorithm, need to help Eric grow even more

  • @Narutoguy89
    @Narutoguy89 19 дней назад +11

    Eric: "You don't need 3 plate bent over rows"
    Meanwhile he does 1 arm near full stacking
    @1:49
    Beast

  • @cole4pm318
    @cole4pm318 14 дней назад

    happy to see the growth of your youtube channel!

  • @CR-ij8qj
    @CR-ij8qj 18 дней назад +1

    Everyone with their tripod and single arm bench exercises, but nobody doing pull ups

  • @TastyScotch
    @TastyScotch 19 дней назад +6

    Can we all take a moment to recognize how flexible eric is despite being jacked af? 😂

  • @easybrz
    @easybrz 19 дней назад +2

    Less CNS fatigue..like it!

  • @Moussa_H
    @Moussa_H 19 дней назад +4

    Hey man. Love the content. I’m all about this lengthened stuff, or have been atleast. But since hypertrophy is cause my mechanical tension, what’s the point of going overboard with the stretch, because it damages the muscle more, like I dropped around 45lbs on each dumbbell in order to do a 8 second eccentric, pause in deepest stretch possible for 2 seconds (which is DEEP, like my triceps are literally vertical), but honestly I’m not really able to progressively overload as much as I used to be able to when just aiming to touch the dumbbell to my chest.. idk man

    • @donnymckenzie2782
      @donnymckenzie2782 19 дней назад +3

      I think in general if u used a heavier wait and use let’s say a 3 second eccentric at first. Use the eccentric at the progressive overload. So when u get back to 8 comfortably u increase the weight. This is the wY that I’ve taken it. And my strength has gotten crazy. In all motions and ranges

  • @simply11believelane47
    @simply11believelane47 16 дней назад +1

    I'm going to try this stuff. I'm alrdy a form snob & team full RoM anyhow😂 something different, get out of old routine from time to time...

  • @cata9223
    @cata9223 8 дней назад

    The stretch is what's wrong you can hold the stretch at the end isometrically if you like.

  • @RonaldMcPaul
    @RonaldMcPaul 16 дней назад +5

    There's a sign at my local planet fitness that reads, "No 'Janicki Cable-ling' Allowed" and then there's a big crossed out picture of a guy who's taking up all the incline benches in front of cable machines.

  • @TerrbleTyson
    @TerrbleTyson 18 дней назад +1

    Eric, will the pronation or supination of my hand matter more or less? Palm up, palm down, palm vertical? Hope that makes sense. Thanks bro, you’re making me huge with the cables. Love your stuff.

    • @ericjanickifitness
      @ericjanickifitness  18 дней назад +1

      It does insofar as your elbow usually tracks in line with the top of your hand, so that’s why supination or neutral grip is better for lats since it forces your elbow closer to your side (instead of flaring out to target more upper back)

  • @jackedbyjade
    @jackedbyjade 6 дней назад

    Did this a few days ago and then again today and its insane

  • @robertperea1991
    @robertperea1991 13 дней назад

    😂😂😂 Eric is hilarious when he makes comments about ego lifters!!

  • @Brutally-Honest
    @Brutally-Honest 8 дней назад

    Luv ya Eric!

  • @SHAUNNCREATES
    @SHAUNNCREATES 19 дней назад +2

    Love the videos ❤

  • @HarptoHeart69
    @HarptoHeart69 18 дней назад

    Day 4 of asking to work out with Eric. My gym would go nuts. Merry Christmas, everyone!

  • @nicolasmichel7414
    @nicolasmichel7414 12 дней назад

    hi @ericjanickifitness these skills are horizontal rowings .....and then for vertical rowings?????? MMMMMTHANKS

  • @jackwimhurst8704
    @jackwimhurst8704 19 дней назад +1

    Great video!

  • @vamsigadu9856
    @vamsigadu9856 19 дней назад +1

    Bro knows tomorrow is Tuesday

  • @nofanofthepope8983
    @nofanofthepope8983 19 дней назад +2

    Love the video thank you

  • @fabiangomez357
    @fabiangomez357 6 дней назад

    for back day can I just do the 3 (bench supported cable rows from low, mid, high position unilateral pulling) and hit everything that way or is that not enough and you need more variation?

  • @ericmalitz
    @ericmalitz 18 дней назад

    I know you mention it’s “performative”, but why? Why not gain strength in that end range of most shortened/contracted position?
    If this is purely about muscle hypertrophy, do you agree there’s a use there for strengthening shoulder extension in the short range, at least?

  • @ericmalitz
    @ericmalitz 18 дней назад

    Did low cable, and high cable; why basically do the same for each with the machines?

  • @BennyParcher
    @BennyParcher 2 дня назад

    I understand this but it seems a little too complex for me. Im going to try this anyways because maybe im in my own way.

  • @malinaabramovich5199
    @malinaabramovich5199 14 дней назад

    Спасибо МУЖИК. Очень нужная информация. Respect

  • @chrishillebrand4796
    @chrishillebrand4796 День назад

    I'm still try8ng to figure out why he repeats the exact same excerices twice but explains as if it's a new different excerise.

  • @danielalexandre89
    @danielalexandre89 19 дней назад +2

    You posted this a just a few mins before my chest day
    Thanks i guess

  • @comfortlord4070
    @comfortlord4070 9 дней назад

    Thank u so much bruh

  • @AteshMishra
    @AteshMishra 18 дней назад

    Amazing content 👌

  • @CaptainCoolpants101
    @CaptainCoolpants101 18 дней назад +2

    This gym is 15,000 times quieter than mine. It'll be impossible so find a free bench AND cable machine lol.

    • @simply11believelane47
      @simply11believelane47 16 дней назад

      That gym is actually a "Zoo" there's shenanigans and loads of content creators that go there. You never know what or who you'll see at this gym on any given day

  • @mjordan5382
    @mjordan5382 5 дней назад

    Is their a such thing as being overly muscled

  • @ugk26
    @ugk26 18 дней назад

    Eric, if you see this can you help me. I’ve been training 23 years, I’m seasoned. Here’s my issue. When I do those insane stretches, I lose tension. It’s like I can’t keep tension on my back and get that nasty long stretch. Any tips?

    • @ericjanickifitness
      @ericjanickifitness  16 дней назад +1

      Try maintaining a very slight elbow bend in the biggest stretch instead of completely straightening the arm. That helps me keep my back engaged

    • @ugk26
      @ugk26 16 дней назад

      @ That’s exactly what I’m doing, and I have freakishly long arms for my height. Much appreciated!

  • @vermiliongin8872
    @vermiliongin8872 18 дней назад

    Feel like thor talking to dr strange, the view just keep suddenly change haha

  • @KJ3sthetics
    @KJ3sthetics 14 дней назад

    Erics only weak point is the clavicular head of the upper pec region; in comparison to everything else he’s absolutely massive.

  • @garyjohnson3751
    @garyjohnson3751 18 дней назад

    I’m the 🐐 of back day

  • @7-z7y
    @7-z7y 18 дней назад

    Secondarily????

  • @KaiderKiller
    @KaiderKiller 18 дней назад

    Optimal is Latin for best, so the thumbnail says most best

  • @banjomc3569
    @banjomc3569 15 дней назад +1

    metabolic stress and muscle damage doesnt drive hypertrophy at all, show me a study that proves metabolic stress drives hypertrophy

    • @mikeplumb112
      @mikeplumb112 14 дней назад

      No but playing computer games do right?😂 stay in your lane

  • @dbraven1981
    @dbraven1981 19 дней назад

    I just did back. Frick.

  • @ericmalitz
    @ericmalitz 18 дней назад +4

    The only guy on here actually talking about (at least alluding to) the stretch (or true full range) in terms of joint/connective tissue health.
    This represents the issue with science-based lifting; I never ever hear a single one mentioning the words “connective tissue.”

    • @mmwosu
      @mmwosu 18 дней назад

      I’ve heard Mike O’Hearn mention it, but that’s it. It’s an excellent point though, that if you only train in a shortened position your body snaps when forced beyond that position

    • @igbagboolajide5221
      @igbagboolajide5221 18 дней назад

      Erics unique. The rest are more of click bait. They make it sound like their way is the only way you should train sometimes.

  • @محمدالماجدي-ق6ش
    @محمدالماجدي-ق6ش 19 дней назад

    نحتاج برنامج كامل. لكل عضله.
    و لو يكون متنوع. افضل. مع كل الشكر والتقدير والاحترام نحتاج برنامج كامل. لكل عضله.
    و لو يكون متنوع. افضل. مع كل الشكر والتقدير والاحترام We need a complete program. For each muscle.
    And if it is diverse. Better. With all thanks, appreciation and respect

  • @luanpersini
    @luanpersini 18 дней назад

    Your title is "UNIIII" that wont help people in the search to find you. Luckily, youtube recommended and I subscribed!

  • @razvanarsenieioan7705
    @razvanarsenieioan7705 18 дней назад

    Respect România Eric

  • @travisharvey4439
    @travisharvey4439 19 дней назад +3

    Man... you really took 6 turk. I can tell 😂
    All jokes. You rock.

  • @russneese1004
    @russneese1004 18 дней назад

    Thank you for your offerings! 🦬

  • @pawelp909
    @pawelp909 14 дней назад +1

    You neither understand biomechanics nor you are up to date with research

    • @MickeyMouse-sj5eb
      @MickeyMouse-sj5eb День назад

      Explain the biomechanics of this video that he does not understand and show me the up to date research that supports your claim

  • @itsallgoodman940
    @itsallgoodman940 18 дней назад

    Why is he doing the same exercises?

  • @nicolasmichel7414
    @nicolasmichel7414 12 дней назад

    👍👍👍

  • @byrd702rebelcity4
    @byrd702rebelcity4 18 дней назад +1

    Too many young lifters doing one arm lat pulls but can’t do a regular pull up!?!?

    • @jayvalentino3393
      @jayvalentino3393 18 дней назад

      Pull ups isnt something you “just do” unless you are built petite then usually takes practice and consistency

    • @byrd702rebelcity4
      @byrd702rebelcity4 18 дней назад

      @ my point exactly. Now start practicing and stay consistent

    • @jayvalentino3393
      @jayvalentino3393 18 дней назад

      @@byrd702rebelcity4 i pull up… im just saying i understand the people that don’t

  • @SteelLake
    @SteelLake 14 дней назад

    11:32 Ah yes indeed… very non eRgOnOmIc

  • @jparks6544
    @jparks6544 19 дней назад

    Curious what percentage of bf are you in the video?

  • @razvanarsenieioan7705
    @razvanarsenieioan7705 18 дней назад

    Vlog Gym

  • @ГеннадийБурлаков-л5г

    Эрик продолжай выкладывать свои знания по технике. 💪💪💪

  • @rjthebarbarian
    @rjthebarbarian 18 дней назад

    Distracted by the "rotator cuff workout" at 3:45

  • @GalacticTravelers
    @GalacticTravelers 15 дней назад

    Turk builder 😂😂😂

  • @ГеннадийБурлаков-л5г

    Техника 🔥 всё супер работает, большое тебе спасибо💪💪💪

  • @scottrussell4537
    @scottrussell4537 19 дней назад +1

    you gotta work on the thumbnails my man. if you weren't Eric Janicki I wouldn't have clicked on the video.

  • @lmgoldie4661
    @lmgoldie4661 19 дней назад

    'secondarily' = something less important.. which is different to secondly 🙂

    • @ericjanickifitness
      @ericjanickifitness  18 дней назад

      Fair play. I’ll adjust from now on

    • @lmgoldie4661
      @lmgoldie4661 18 дней назад

      @ericjanickifitness keep up the videos man.. love them

  • @rudra4285
    @rudra4285 18 дней назад +3

    so basically, MECHANICAL TENSION IS THE ONLY driver of hypertrophy; the other reasons are completely INCORRECT and is actually disadvantageous towards muscle growth. Also the LATS DONT BENEFIT FROM THE "STRETCH"😭 this is just MISINFORMATION

    • @ericmalitz
      @ericmalitz 18 дней назад +2

      Be quiet.

    • @rudra4285
      @rudra4285 18 дней назад

      @ yea so ur just uneducated lol

    • @joshuahanlen3339
      @joshuahanlen3339 17 дней назад

      They haven't done any studies on stretch biased for lats, so to say it's just misinformation is factual incorrect

    • @rudra4285
      @rudra4285 16 дней назад

      @@joshuahanlen3339 yea but there are no current studies that say the lats DO benefit from smh in practice either cause the lats lose leverage at the stretched position, for a pulldown at the top rom other muscles takeover and as far as my knowledge there has been no fascicle length changes on the lats so the “stretch” part is kinda useless cause the costal chest gains leverage to adduct the shoulders at those high level of humerus elevation past a 120 degrees to be specific. And for a row exaggerating the stretch literally forces u to protract the scapula giving away leverage to ur upper back. We dont need studies to prove it. just learning biomechanics and physiology debunks it completely.

  • @non_ifbb_bro
    @non_ifbb_bro 19 дней назад

    Guys you don’t need a massive stretch. This guy is taking it too far.

    • @ach6973
      @ach6973 19 дней назад +2

      5 comments on this channel. You are a hater my man.

    • @non_ifbb_bro
      @non_ifbb_bro 19 дней назад

      @ yes. Of over-extended workouts that are not optimal.

    • @ericmalitz
      @ericmalitz 18 дней назад

      You don’t *need* to workout with weights either.

  • @Professional_Cyclist69
    @Professional_Cyclist69 17 дней назад

    How much gh? Increlex?