1) Go for the pump 2) Have heavy days 3) Focus on your negatives on heavy days 4) Get to where it burns and keep going 5) If you think you’re going hard, you probably aren’t going hard enough 6) Do your compound exercises. Isolations are supplements. 7) Best way to burn fat: HIIT. 10-30 sec balls to the wall sprints. Run/bike/swim are options. 8) Switch up your work out. If you go heavy, do some lighter training, and vice versa. (Also try blood restricted training at 30% weight) Good for joint health. 9) Critical to get your mind in the muscle. Focus on each rep.
"No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable." - Socrates
I appreciate your optimism, and the material presented is fantastic, but this is definitely NOT free. Are you suggesting Dr. Jacob Wilson and his laboratory did not get paid to make this short video? Dymatize products are expensive, like all supplements, and in many cases, much more expensive when compared to pharmaceutical products that undergo vast clinical research and studies. Dymatize products are expensive because they pay for individuals like Dr. Jacob Wilson to publish these videos. Sure, you may not be explicitly pay for this video, but this certainly is NOT free. One day, you will understand. God Bless
J B I don’t know why people think supplements are some sort of elixir and without them you won’t achieve the desired physique. All it takes is a well balanced diet and consistency.
I feel like the single most important advice that I as well as many others need to follow is CONSISTENCY. Even if you have a bad workout where your body is not responding and getting the weight and reps you are wanting some work is getting put in. Getting in the mindset of routine habitual lifting on a regular basis I feel is the most important.
Facts! Consistency to make change. Many put off when they see no gains. Consistency, nutritional food and lots of water to transport the food round body. 3 things on repeat.
+Mitch Hop Really dude, Ive joined planet fitness for 3 months so far and i love everything. Sure its not a pro as other gyms but still. Some people actually try to change at this gym.
The secret is branched chain amino acids, they stimulate protein synthesis in the muscle. Leucine & Isoleucine stimulate mTOR pathway. Whey protein is a good source of BCAAs.
Yes n no. We know why now. And we know when to apply. We know cardio strips u of muscle hiit does not. We know about metabolic stress and higher reps build muscle as well as low reps tear down. Different mechanisms but its scientific now not by chance
+The Scandinavian Gaming Channel its when after a few months (4-6 ish) you take a week off or you lift light weights for that week to give your body a break
Vince Gironda always said that when it comes to sprinters vs. marathon runners, muscle growth is based on “work per second.” The sprinter is far more muscular and defined, whereas the marathon runner is smaller and smoother. High intensity exercises with minimal rest between sets is an excellent method for building mass, shape, and increased endurance...and, yes, sprinting and all-out bicycling are excellent cardiovascular exercises for burning excess fat. Excellent video, Doc!
That was beyond helpful. That’s the type of information that people literally pay to get. This just reinforces that nobody needs a training program, all the tips you need are already out there.
arnold had no videos and become mr olimpia this dude on video never wins anything so keep in his way or train another sport to not waist ur time on videos.
"No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable." - Socrates
Thank you so much for this video, there's so much contradictory crap online that it can become hard to decipher an actual workout plan, but this has really helped clear up a lot of the fundamental things that make actually working on a routine MUCH easier.
This might just be one of the best Modern day videos on this topic, and yes every decade 70’s, 80’s 90’s , there’s a new person saying this same stuff in a new way , There’s people who have done all this ,, but not necessarily explaining it in this clear superb way ! I’m glad I’m here for this , gracias
This is BY FAR the MOST educational video I have listened to on building muscle. So well said in a precise and concise time. Thank you Dr. Jacob!!!!! Amazing!!
Hands down, one of the best informational vids I have seen. I am an owner of a fitness studio, NPC physique competitor, and personal trainer and I found the info here exceptional. I am the classic hard-gainer (ectomorph) and this video has changed a lot of my training biases like the concept of over training. I will definitely be changing my training strategies.
Squats, dead lifts, rows, shoulder press, pull ups, and cables are the basics that work for anyone. The heavier the weight the more muscle growth. This is true for most people.
@@bananagun6598 Exactly. Do not believe this must do of squats and deadlifts. They are not essential at all. Joey Delaney is just one of many bodybuilders who avoids these two compound exercises because they strain the back so much. They are really hard to master and can easily lead to injury. The heavier the weight is also not true. The heavier the weight can lead to ego lifting which again can cause injuries because you sacrifice form for strenght. Bad idea. It's about the pump and it's way easier to get mind muscle connection if you dial down on the weight and control your form slowly. So do what you feel is best for you Banana gun, which means it's okay to not do deadlifts.
It's not about heavier weight more muscle growth. Preaching that can lead to injuries. It is more about getting a pump, feeling mind muscle connection, doing prober form and progessive overload over time.
I can confirm I have come to experience a lot of these facts he is spitting. Mixing it up from time to time changing your routine prevents you from hitting a plateau. A plateau happens when you don’t grow anymore or progress anymore because of many reasons but the crucial one is that your muscles have gotten used to your workouts and routines that you don’t even get a pump anymore. So you need to shock them like Annie said, do something they are not used to and see the rise and pump you get.
Nice listening to some one with knowledge rather than some big guys advocating for some supplements. And how he talked was really scientific pointing out facts and putting forward statements to support it.
Thank you for this terrific video. Very informative. Regarding the 6-day per body part philosophy: In the 1970's there was a fellow named Big Jim Williams. He held the world record bench press at 675 lbs. (None of the crazy suits and drugs as are used in 2020). I trained with Jim for more than a year, and can verify the gains made by training a body part 6 days per week. When I attended college, the football strength coach insisted I was crazy, and didn't permit the routine. He was a once-per-week guy. I cheated, of course. Back to Williams's routine, he actually attempted a max bench press for 72 consecutive workouts, prior to one completion. My personal bench immediately went from 245 lbs. to 315 lbs. in the first 5 weeks, eventually maxing out at 405 lbs after about 12 months. Assisted reps were also incorporated. For example, when stuck at 275 lbs. for 2 weeks, the bar was loaded with 315 for 2 or 3 assisted reps. That extra load was essentially preparing the muscles for the next plateau. Assisted reps were usually only incorporated at sticking points. Another critical piece of the puzzle, was attempting max lifts before exhausting the muscles. Warm up enough to ensure no injury, then go for your max. The 'work' was put in after attempting a max. Meaning, 4 down sets (decreasing loads), 4 - 10 reps. Recall my original max of 245 lbs., I was actually stronger than that, but I would exhaust myself with 4 - 5 sets of increasing weight prior to the max attempt. Naturally, there was nothing in the tank for the max lift. There's more physics and technique involved, including 60 second rest periods during accessory movements. I have recently begun working out again (age 62) after a 20+ year layoff, and my bench is at 205 lbs after 6 weeks (185 lbs. body weight). Only 3 -4 days per week, and only an occasional max attempt (no spotters available). Shoulder issues and partner-less workouts will limit the upside potential, but hey, 205 isn't too bad, and I think 225 is right around the corner. BTW, I do legs... only twice per week to keep some strength and shape. I also sprint a couple of times per week with my dogs. Want a few giggles, check out Pat Casey's routines.
The most important thing for muscle growth is CONSISTENCY. Doesnt matter how you are training, if you are consistently moving weight with good form AND progressing, YOU WILL GROW.
I come to this channel everyday and try to learn something new, and i do. Most of my techniques I use at the gym are from watching videos on here. Thank you.
Project mass Jacob Wilson and his team are legends! and thanks to them,the truth is now out. I know for a fact that no one needs to go anywhere else for the truth on fitness , any one who does not heed to the wisdom that they have to share really has no idea about the body or What is happening in the fitness industry world wide, due to the net become to cluttered with self proclaimed fitness guru's who are dangerously leading many a stray .this team of professionals are doing the hard yards for us, they are thankfully destroying all the myths that are out there . So im thankful That Jacob is doing these vid's. Keep up the grate work iv been recommending Project mass to everyone i come across that want real results in there life!
Now he is a true scientist. I from east Africa wasn't blessed with the natural muscle fitness that West Africans are born with. This short video was very helpful in me understanding muscle building.
Some people just waste people time tell you nothing but this video give the whole things you to grow and get proper muscle building techniques. Well done Dr
Absolute unit of a video. Covered all of the essentials and REAL TRUTHS of bodybuilding. You can tell this guy really knows what he’s talking about when it perfectly resembles Athlean x’s tips. Tomorrow is a full body blood flow restriction day.
one of the most interesting knowledgable videos i have ever seen..... excellent piece of info just in 12 mins.... awesome video and please post more of these kind. thank you.
Arthur Jones introduced "Negative-Accentuated exercises back in the '60s. Jones the creator of Nautilus exercise machines. Makes it easy to do exercises concentrating on the lowering of the weight. A good example is the curl machine. One can lift the weight with two hands and lower the weight with one hand. One should make sure to use the proper weight. If done correctly when you get to your last rep, you should not be able to lift the weight with two hands. Remember you are stronger lowering the weight than lifting the weight so make sure the weight you are lowering is more than you can lift with one hand. That is two hands lifting, right hand lowering, two hands lifting, left hand lowering. Movement should be slow. Two seconds lifting 4 seconds lowering.
Greetings!!...Great information..I'm a 57 years old male from Jamaica🇯🇲..planning to train my body to gain 20lbs muscle mass in 2022...Would appreciates your expert advice on best to approach this effort..Thank you...🤝👊🏾
@FluffySpartan But for how long is it a 30 min training session ? a 45, 60 or just 15? Like sprint for 30sec rest 15sec sprint for 30sec and do that for how long to get this effect?
@@nor7onnex208 You can do liss cardio 3 times a week in the 60 - 70% of your bpm range for 40 min. If you can, try to separate it from your weight training for 6 hrs, or do it the days you don´t train. This is what most bodybuilders do.
Great video. As added tip, find some long stairs, a crazy steep hill, or trail near where you live and buy a weight west. Carrying a heavy west going up steep hills or stairs will give you unbelievable cardio, as well as, build your legs and core like crazy at the same time.
Okay it's been 6 years can we get this guy back on the channel and see like what we've learned since then it was really hype about this when this video first came out and now I feel like he never shows up anymore
Prot/Carbs 1:2, eat good fats, get all your sleep and lift with good form. In terms of intensity I hear people say you can't over train only under eat. Cut with keto not with cardio. Keto preserves muscle mass.
Wow great info from someone who has a B.S. in Exercise Science. Made me rethink my cardio workout regiment. I do dumbell and barbell complexes and do 10min on lvl 15 on the elliptical machine.
I started working out at home this week. Just to stay in shape as im guna hit 40 yrs next year. Thx for these vids. Im blessed with 7% bodyfat, just never really felt the need to get bigger untill now. I've always been very strong for my bodysize. Just need that few extra pounds for the looks as im gettin older.
I do 1 exercise 7 sets, light weight, 20-30 reps, I try to get 30 the first 3 sets, then the battle begins, rest 30-45sec between sets. But try to get the 30 reps, once you can get 30 every set, add 5lbs to the weight for smaller muscles, 10 for larger muscles. The burn is incredibly intense. But you get a unbelievable pump. I do this when I hit a wall, it shocks my whole system.
Joe Miller Many people commonly, but wrongly, view lactic acid as a waste product that causes fatigue and muscle soreness. However, while lactic acid production often accompanies fatigue, it does not directly cause tired muscles, nor is it responsible for the muscle soreness you may feel a day or two after your workout. In fact, rather than being a waste product, lactic acid is an important energy source for your body both during and after your workout.
Regarding aerobic exercise, you mentioned it decreases muscle growth but there is a review article titled "Skeletal Muscle Hypertrophy after Aerobic Exercise Training” that noted: "increase in quadriceps femoris cross sectional area (~4 cm2) after 12 weeks of aerobic exercise”
1) Go for the pump
2) Have heavy days
3) Focus on your negatives on heavy days
4) Get to where it burns and keep going
5) If you think you’re going hard, you probably aren’t going hard enough
6) Do your compound exercises. Isolations are supplements.
7) Best way to burn fat: HIIT. 10-30 sec balls to the wall sprints. Run/bike/swim are options.
8) Switch up your work out. If you go heavy, do some lighter training, and vice versa. (Also try blood restricted training at 30% weight) Good for joint health.
9) Critical to get your mind in the muscle. Focus on each rep.
Thx dude.
Amen brother
💯
Also try to increase the intensity of the exercises..
You forgot to add the times.
Wow someone who's actually teaching us stuff instead of trying to sell some bullshit program that won't work. Thank you sir
No, he's selling you bullshit info and supplements
@@nicwalshy - Exactly...look at all the links in the description where you can spend $$$
At 0:10 he mentions he's from Dymatize lol
@@samsonmorrell A quick plug for your employer is called job security buddy.
"No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable."
- Socrates
The biggest mistake in gym training is not showing up !
2nd biggest mistake: skipping legs day
3rd: 1hour cardio before hitting weights
@Haggai Be'er no such thing. you might not be working out as efficiently, but any workout you do is better than nothing
4th: concentrating too much on girls and your phone then your exercise.
No, for me the biggest mistake is improper diet. I’ve seen guys in the gym for months never make progress because they don’t know what to eat
This made me realize I wanna have a career in this field. It’s so interesting. The human body is crazy
Yes, it's fun to play with that is for sure in every consevibe way. Oh wait I mean study
Great vid, people are so ungrateful and don't know how lucky they are for free material like this
Yeah you shouldn't take it for Granted..
extreme blessings are everywhere, get on it
It's not free.. how many people have dymatize supplements at home? free material...f*ck, you must be joking
I appreciate your optimism, and the material presented is fantastic, but this is definitely NOT free. Are you suggesting Dr. Jacob Wilson and his laboratory did not get paid to make this short video? Dymatize products are expensive, like all supplements, and in many cases, much more expensive when compared to pharmaceutical products that undergo vast clinical research and studies. Dymatize products are expensive because they pay for individuals like Dr. Jacob Wilson to publish these videos. Sure, you may not be explicitly pay for this video, but this certainly is NOT free. One day, you will understand. God Bless
Luca Fox This is not free. Advertising is not free.
It's crazy how Arnold Schwarzenegger has been preaching everything this dude is saying and he was doing it like 20+ years ago. Very informative video
*you need to shock the muscle*
Yeah Arnold came into the BB scene about 50 years ago now
If it burns it grows
@@bayamonpr8383 So a wall sit grows your muscles then?🤷🏻♂️
Daniel Henriksson of course
The secret: great nutition and consistency
Strength Training pretty much🥱
Strength Training form
*Nutrition. Highlights my attention to detail
J B I don’t know why people think supplements are some sort of elixir and without them you won’t achieve the desired physique. All it takes is a well balanced diet and consistency.
The secret; good chemicals, good training and of course a lot of good food
I feel like the single most important advice that I as well as many others need to follow is CONSISTENCY.
Even if you have a bad workout where your body is not responding and getting the weight and reps you are wanting some work is getting put in.
Getting in the mindset of routine habitual lifting on a regular basis I feel is the most important.
Facts! Consistency to make change. Many put off when they see no gains. Consistency, nutritional food and lots of water to transport the food round body. 3 things on repeat.
After watching this, I just can't wait until I hit the gym again. Thanks for everything! :)
you hit the gym yet?
hes still there
TGV1337 infront of his laptop or planet fitness?
+Mitch Hop Really dude, Ive joined planet fitness for 3 months so far and i love everything. Sure its not a pro as other gyms but still. Some people actually try to change at this gym.
Don't be doing any Chee Tang lifts.
After 30 years of scientific advancement the message is still the same!
Sir, you are right !
TheMATTYB1234 haha so true
The secret is branched chain amino acids, they stimulate protein synthesis in the muscle. Leucine & Isoleucine stimulate mTOR pathway. Whey protein is a good source of BCAAs.
ComedyGold yeah so basically all you need is whey protein and a good diet
Yes n no. We know why now. And we know when to apply. We know cardio strips u of muscle hiit does not. We know about metabolic stress and higher reps build muscle as well as low reps tear down. Different mechanisms but its scientific now not by chance
I learned more than I've ever learned in school.. ready for the gym!
Enjoy this guy giving pure info instead of a bunch of fillers. Much appreciated.
Anyone else watch this while deloading, and they can't wait to go back?
Nah
Deez Nutz I know it was a stretch cuz deloading is basically muscle suicide
I recently injured my wrist at the gym, I'm gonna be at least 2 -3 weeks out. Stuck doing cardio till then smh b
What's deloading? I'm new to all this and it's a lot to take in at once.
+The Scandinavian Gaming Channel its when after a few months (4-6 ish) you take a week off or you lift light weights for that week to give your body a break
7:33 Me when the girl I’m chasing at the park is running away from me
🤣🤣🤣
😂😅🤣
God tier
Vince Gironda always said that when it comes to sprinters vs. marathon runners, muscle growth is based on “work per second.” The sprinter is far more muscular and defined, whereas the marathon runner is smaller and smoother. High intensity exercises with minimal rest between sets is an excellent method for building mass, shape, and increased endurance...and, yes, sprinting and all-out bicycling are excellent cardiovascular exercises for burning excess fat. Excellent video, Doc!
That was beyond helpful. That’s the type of information that people literally pay to get. This just reinforces that nobody needs a training program, all the tips you need are already out there.
basically train like a powerlifter on your compounds and train like a bodybuilder on your isolations
exactly what i was thinking here! right on man
Powerbodybuilding
Uh no.
Can you please explain more in details I'm not getting it but need to grow up I'm thin.
@@hcandhisway7797 how old r u?
I just learned so damn much from this videos! This shit is awesome and makes so much sense!!!
same man this video has so much good information
Agreed, great info. Loved seeing him on Generation Iron working with Ben Pakulski.
arnold had no videos and become mr olimpia this dude on video never wins anything so keep in his way or train another sport to not waist ur time on videos.
eat healthy and time you're meals and get your protein daily and eat natural organic foods as well
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"No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable."
- Socrates
Well said
Absolutely
"I have to believe this quote because why not"
Green, 4" tall obama
One of the greatest science based videos to learn about bodybuilding to ever be released, thank you for giving back to the game for free.
Thank you so much for this video, there's so much contradictory crap online that it can become hard to decipher an actual workout plan, but this has really helped clear up a lot of the fundamental things that make actually working on a routine MUCH easier.
I will be adding back flips and clapping pull-ups to my hypertrophy routine!
This might just be one of the best Modern day videos on this topic, and yes every decade 70’s, 80’s 90’s , there’s a new person saying this same stuff in a new way ,
There’s people who have done all this ,, but not necessarily explaining it in this clear superb way ! I’m glad I’m here for this , gracias
I like it. This really brought me back down to earth in terms of how I've been viewing my training. Thank you
This is BY FAR the MOST educational video I have listened to on building muscle. So well said in a precise and concise time. Thank you Dr. Jacob!!!!! Amazing!!
at five years old he knew he had to be a swoleness scientist lmao
This is by far the best video anyone fitness person could ever watch. Wether you be new or a pro this is a must! I love it! 10/10
Hands down, one of the best informational vids I have seen. I am an owner of a fitness studio, NPC physique competitor, and personal trainer and I found the info here exceptional. I am the classic hard-gainer (ectomorph) and this video has changed a lot of my training biases like the concept of over training. I will definitely be changing my training strategies.
6-8 repetitions, very heavy. Laughed my ass off.
Squats, dead lifts, rows, shoulder press, pull ups, and cables are the basics that work for anyone. The heavier the weight the more muscle growth. This is true for most people.
After the first day of doing deadlifts, keeping the back staight, my lumbars hurt like hell
@@bananagun6598 Exactly. Do not believe this must do of squats and deadlifts. They are not essential at all. Joey Delaney is just one of many bodybuilders who avoids these two compound exercises because they strain the back so much. They are really hard to master and can easily lead to injury. The heavier the weight is also not true. The heavier the weight can lead to ego lifting which again can cause injuries because you sacrifice form for strenght. Bad idea. It's about the pump and it's way easier to get mind muscle connection if you dial down on the weight and control your form slowly. So do what you feel is best for you Banana gun, which means it's okay to not do deadlifts.
It's not about heavier weight more muscle growth. Preaching that can lead to injuries. It is more about getting a pump, feeling mind muscle connection, doing prober form and progessive overload over time.
This sort of video should crash the internet! Just this video alone has tonnes of info in one video.
Happy Training 😊💪
I can confirm I have come to experience a lot of these facts he is spitting. Mixing it up from time to time changing your routine prevents you from hitting a plateau. A plateau happens when you don’t grow anymore or progress anymore because of many reasons but the crucial one is that your muscles have gotten used to your workouts and routines that you don’t even get a pump anymore. So you need to shock them like Annie said, do something they are not used to and see the rise and pump you get.
Focus and Be Meticulous!
Let the gains begin!
Thanks for all the great and concise info Doc!
Nice listening to some one with knowledge rather than some big guys advocating for some supplements. And how he talked was really scientific pointing out facts and putting forward statements to support it.
Props to this dude: he has no muscles but sells how to get muscles. A true master.
"I only train 3 days a week for the Olympia." ~Dorian Yates, 1993
And look how big he was
Thank you for this terrific video. Very informative. Regarding the 6-day per body part philosophy: In the 1970's there was a fellow named Big Jim Williams. He held the world record bench press at 675 lbs. (None of the crazy suits and drugs as are used in 2020). I trained with Jim for more than a year, and can verify the gains made by training a body part 6 days per week. When I attended college, the football strength coach insisted I was crazy, and didn't permit the routine. He was a once-per-week guy. I cheated, of course. Back to Williams's routine, he actually attempted a max bench press for 72 consecutive workouts, prior to one completion. My personal bench immediately went from 245 lbs. to 315 lbs. in the first 5 weeks, eventually maxing out at 405 lbs after about 12 months. Assisted reps were also incorporated. For example, when stuck at 275 lbs. for 2 weeks, the bar was loaded with 315 for 2 or 3 assisted reps. That extra load was essentially preparing the muscles for the next plateau. Assisted reps were usually only incorporated at sticking points. Another critical piece of the puzzle, was attempting max lifts before exhausting the muscles. Warm up enough to ensure no injury, then go for your max. The 'work' was put in after attempting a max. Meaning, 4 down sets (decreasing loads), 4 - 10 reps. Recall my original max of 245 lbs., I was actually stronger than that, but I would exhaust myself with 4 - 5 sets of increasing weight prior to the max attempt. Naturally, there was nothing in the tank for the max lift. There's more physics and technique involved, including 60 second rest periods during accessory movements. I have recently begun working out again (age 62) after a 20+ year layoff, and my bench is at 205 lbs after 6 weeks (185 lbs. body weight). Only 3 -4 days per week, and only an occasional max attempt (no spotters available). Shoulder issues and partner-less workouts will limit the upside potential, but hey, 205 isn't too bad, and I think 225 is right around the corner. BTW, I do legs... only twice per week to keep some strength and shape. I also sprint a couple of times per week with my dogs. Want a few giggles, check out Pat Casey's routines.
bro fr wrote a whole ahh essay 💀💀
@@vvinters. I know, reading it now it looks silly, and no one cares anyway. no more essays, promise.
The most important thing for muscle growth is CONSISTENCY. Doesnt matter how you are training, if you are consistently moving weight with good form AND progressing, YOU WILL GROW.
Consistently pushing yourself to the failure point and you will grow
I come to this channel everyday and try to learn something new, and i do. Most of my techniques I use at the gym are from watching videos on here. Thank you.
Project mass
Jacob Wilson and his team are legends! and thanks to them,the truth is now out.
I know for a fact that no one needs to go anywhere else for the truth on fitness , any one who does not heed to the wisdom that they have to share really has no idea about the body or What is happening in the fitness industry world wide, due to the net become to cluttered with self proclaimed fitness guru's who are dangerously leading many a stray .this team of professionals are doing the hard yards for us, they are thankfully destroying all the myths that are out there . So im thankful That Jacob is doing these vid's.
Keep up the grate work iv been recommending Project mass to everyone i come across that want real results in there life!
Do Compound Exercises, Isolationist Exercises are Supplementary. Have Heavy Days & Light Days. Make Every Rep Count. Make the Mind-Muscle Connection.
cardio: aka the ability to lose gains. thanks uncle dom
I KNOW!!!! lost all gains wtf!! gonna sue that treadmill!
If you over do it, but cardio is what keeps your heart strong
It all depends on genetics , it is not likely that you will lose all gains but just do High intesity cardio and you will be good
Doesn't BCAA keep your muscle from breaking down so much so, you don't lose gains, or is that a HUGE ripoff
If you are fatadapted you don't lose your gains cardio is good people it gets rid of the unwanted fat and keeps it out
Now he is a true scientist. I from east Africa wasn't blessed with the natural muscle fitness that West Africans are born with. This short video was very helpful in me understanding muscle building.
Some people just waste people time tell you nothing but this video give the whole things you to grow and get proper muscle building techniques. Well done Dr
One of the most informative and honest video I've seen in a long time. 💪😎👍
This is awesome! I wish I had access to that laboratory to determine my exact best course and plan to swole shred!
this guy just putted the whole gym psilosophy in 12 minutes 🔥💪🏼
Absolute unit of a video. Covered all of the essentials and REAL TRUTHS of bodybuilding. You can tell this guy really knows what he’s talking about when it perfectly resembles Athlean x’s tips. Tomorrow is a full body blood flow restriction day.
one of the most interesting knowledgable videos i have ever seen..... excellent piece of info just in 12 mins.... awesome video and please post more of these kind.
thank you.
Easily one of the most informative videos I have ever watched on RUclips! Thanks for this content.
Arthur Jones introduced "Negative-Accentuated exercises back in the '60s. Jones the creator of Nautilus exercise machines. Makes it easy to do exercises concentrating on the lowering of the weight. A good example is the curl machine. One can lift the weight with two hands and lower the weight with one hand. One should make sure to use the proper weight. If done correctly when you get to your last rep, you should not be able to lift the weight with two hands. Remember you are stronger lowering the weight than lifting the weight so make sure the weight you are lowering is more than you can lift with one hand. That is two hands lifting, right hand lowering, two hands lifting, left hand lowering. Movement should be slow. Two seconds lifting 4 seconds lowering.
Very informative specially to personal trainers out there!
"Philosophy will clip the wings off an angel" - John Keats
This is one of the most valuable videos i have watched about weight lifting.. This channel is damn good!
Greetings!!...Great information..I'm a 57 years old male from Jamaica🇯🇲..planning to train my body to gain 20lbs muscle mass in 2022...Would appreciates your expert advice on best to approach this effort..Thank you...🤝👊🏾
This guy is my new workout playlist...
Woah so much clear information in one video, very nice work!
so I only have to do half a minute of cardio? I'm listening....
@FluffySpartan But for how long is it a 30 min training session ? a 45, 60 or just 15? Like sprint for 30sec rest 15sec sprint for 30sec and do that for how long to get this effect?
@@nor7onnex208 You can do liss cardio 3 times a week in the 60 - 70% of your bpm range for 40 min. If you can, try to separate it from your weight training for 6 hrs, or do it the days you don´t train. This is what most bodybuilders do.
Get after it and get Growing ! - Ryan Humiston
I mix in body building and powerlifting but have been doing more body building lately and mix it up even more when I get in better shape
I love the way this man explains everything. Good stuff 👌💪
This guy is as much of a scientist as Captain Crunch is a naval captain
Great video. As added tip, find some long stairs, a crazy steep hill, or trail near where you live and buy a weight west. Carrying a heavy west going up steep hills or stairs will give you unbelievable cardio, as well as, build your legs and core like crazy at the same time.
Okay it's been 6 years can we get this guy back on the channel and see like what we've learned since then it was really hype about this when this video first came out and now I feel like he never shows up anymore
I didn't know that about the cardio part, from know on I'll be doing HIT!
High Intensity Interval Training = HIIT
I wouldn't do hiit more than a few times a week if you're trying to grow
HIIT is the best cardio! i always defended this point of view and he just confirmed it
Confirmation bias
One of the best videos in RUclips history
Very informative and well taught. Thank you Dr. Wilson
The presenter is Good, can BodyBuilding let him do more videos.
Possibly one of the best videos !
Prot/Carbs 1:2, eat good fats, get all your sleep and lift with good form. In terms of intensity I hear people say you can't over train only under eat. Cut with keto not with cardio. Keto preserves muscle mass.
Thank you Damon you just helped me to start exercising again. You are the best. Thanks all the way from South Africa.
waw. I'm impressed. You know what you're talking about, I'll go explain it to my coach now
LOL
That intro beat is sick
i think you arent known in this community bro
reminds me of FTL OST and ben prunty's stuff
Eclihpse Like ur vids, hate the clickbait
Eclihpse I haven't seen your channel in like a year
Hated it
Wow great info from someone who has a B.S. in Exercise Science. Made me rethink my cardio workout regiment. I do dumbell and barbell complexes and do 10min on lvl 15 on the elliptical machine.
I love how he takes credit for high intensity interval training
Excellent video
Yo I love this guy he just answered all my questions
I have never done it before if I’m quite honest, but tomorrow I will think about the muscle I’m training while I’m training it.
Legit I have watched over 50 workout videos ...and I learned more from this one then all of those combined. Thanks dude
"my friend poured lactic acid on them and they grew"
lol,, i smell bullshit
He took cells from a living source and put lactic acid on them dipshit
WiggitySwiggity no shit he's talking about the way he said it
Lol its totally bs. Look it up. Completely invalidates this guy
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Ok so I cut my arm and got rid of the blood....it went blue..is that k?
now do overhead presses
Now go do push ups!
+Christopher Rodriguez ahh weighted push ups
My first time here...I like this guy...he makes a lotta sense...👍.
I started working out at home this week. Just to stay in shape as im guna hit 40 yrs next year. Thx for these vids.
Im blessed with 7% bodyfat, just never really felt the need to get bigger untill now. I've always been very strong for my bodysize. Just need that few extra pounds for the looks as im gettin older.
Yeah, I totally can see a Ronnie Coleman in his prime doings sprints lol
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This is actually a really good and informative video.
i'm so overwhelmed
Less cardio. Yes!!! Got it!!!! This makes me very very happy!!!
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Don't worry about what people are on or not. It's non of you fucking business and the more you do it the more you will suck at life.
Some just learned a new word and they wanna show off 😂
Such an idiot🖕
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Leg day 5 days in a row?
Yes!
Tom Platz said so...
My legs are huge now. I had a taxidermist stuff them after they were amputated.
I do 1 exercise 7 sets, light weight, 20-30 reps, I try to get 30 the first 3 sets, then the battle begins, rest 30-45sec between sets. But try to get the 30 reps, once you can get 30 every set, add 5lbs to the weight for smaller muscles, 10 for larger muscles. The burn is incredibly intense. But you get a unbelievable pump. I do this when I hit a wall, it shocks my whole system.
plz never delete this video
Been looking for this video... very informative. All the details complete and detailed. 2019. Thanks Bro..!
768 Noodle arms gave the thumbs down.
WTF. I've learned quite a few things watching this.
TonY T.ReaLah gym science, home of people who believe the same thing but want to hate and envy you because you talk about it before they did 😂😂
someone who finally explains it all out simple, props on this vid
the way you explained hiit training with the experiments you done has got me training like this now well done
Holy shit! I was just watching this guy in the Generation Iron documentary!
Thank you for making this, very helpful.
Joe Miller
Many people commonly, but wrongly, view lactic acid as a waste product that causes fatigue and muscle soreness. However, while lactic acid production often accompanies fatigue, it does not directly cause tired muscles, nor is it responsible for the muscle soreness you may feel a day or two after your workout. In fact, rather than being a waste product, lactic acid is an important energy source for your body both during and after your workout.
Regarding aerobic exercise, you mentioned it decreases muscle growth but there is a review article titled "Skeletal Muscle Hypertrophy after Aerobic Exercise Training” that noted: "increase in quadriceps femoris cross sectional area (~4 cm2) after 12 weeks of aerobic exercise”