I need this man following me around, praising me every time I do something right. I don’t just mean exercises. Anything I do something of merit, like sit at my computer and sort through emails, “I want to hear ‘Perfect!’ and ‘Brilliant!’ from him! The positive power of praise embodied in his enthisiasm! 🙌💞
I used to do it in a wrong way for which my body even after working out regularly for 2 months had no change Thnx to this I'm gonna do it in a right way now
By far the most simplified video for beginners . I do Russian twists with weights , but hands go down with when on the sides . Will keep this form in mind next time . Thanks !
VIDEO SUMMED UP Straight back Belly button forward Don’t move lower back Only move arms as long as your belly button doesn’t move across Legs still afloat
Very clear demonstration, excellent detail, the opposite of one I just watched which was focussed on the burn rather than on doing it effectively ; ) Thank you, Gentlemen.
This was like taking a breath of fresh air after spending a day in Manhattan- like this was super clear and informative and everything makes so mucch sense, thank you!
Been doing this for a couple weeks and barely noticed any improvement... watched the video and i might aswell been doing nothing, so many mistakes. Tried how you explain while watching and the fire was on! Thanks for the clear explanation!!
This is at least the 3rd video I've viewed re how to do the Russian twist. This by far is the best I've seen. Great work. Thank you for posting this video. Wishing you all the best of success. P.S. you have a new subscriber.
I think it is a great explanation to how perform this exercise and it will be very useful to me on the next training session although I noticed that my legs are much longer than my body ( from ABS to neck ) and always that I perform this exercise( within others ) my legs pull me down to the floor and I did not find the way yet to keep my balance on. Thank you very much for this video, I think is great! ;-)
What a great video. I've been doing the Russian Twist all wrong! Thank you for your thorough instruction on how to do it correctly. I definitely feel it in my core with the correct form.
I wish our American training videos would feature normal guys like this instead of the usual naked steroid junkies. And the explanations here are a thousand times better, covering all the possible errors!
Awesome instruction! Form is everything. I am just now finding you! Wow! Thanks! I workout from home since the pandemic and I always worry about my form being correct.
I like your video. Very informative . I have a question. During the demonstration, I noticed Will's head follows his hands to the side. I see some You Tube videos on the Russian Twist the head stays still while looking in the front. Can you please clarify that for me ? Thanks.
Hi Harold - thanks for the great feedback! That's an excellent question. The answer is that both techniques can be considered good form - so you can try both out and see which one you prefer. Let us know how you get on?
what the hecc, oh my gosh my gym class didnt teach any form, we werent taught any of these tips, thank you for correct form tips! I though you werent meant to cross your ankles, and you were supposed to touch the ground?
Hi 354, there are two options you can try: 1) Try much smaller turns and then gradually increase the range of movement as you get stronger. 2) You can try anchoring your feet (such as on the bottom of a sofa or bed) and as you get stronger slowly release your legs. Hope that helps and let us know how you get on!
Vijay Kumar so pleased to hear the great feedback! We filmed 7 new videos last month and they are currently going through the editing process. First one should be out in the next couple of weeks, so keep a look out!
"plumb line" is a misleading term. By nature, its function is to be straight vertical. What you are describing should be called "string line", as his back is not vertical (plumb).
It seems that making it so your belly button moves is not exactly a conscious thing. See for me it seems my belly button always moves just a bit it’s sort of like as you move your torso the belly button moves along with it and there’s nothing you can do about that. I have been able to make only my shoulders move and my belly button moves just a tiny bit, but there is no way to keep my belly button completely in the middle unless I Keep my torso completely still
Hi Tempe - you are correct the belly button will move as you go side to side. However by focusing on trying to keep it pointing forwards (even though it will move), you will get much more core activation. So it sounds like you are doing it spot on!
What I do not understand of this video is this obsession about a straight back. The function of the rectus abdominis is to bring the ribcage towards the pelvis and viceversa. Why does necessarily have to be straight? What if you got "tight hamstrings"? You would focus the whole time on the back when your goals is the abdomen instead.
Hi Triija - ff you are finding this then what you can try is anchoring your feet (to something like the base of a sofa or bed) whilst doing the exercise. Let us know if this helps!
Hi Norjanna - we’ve made a video to answer that exact question: Do Crunches Burn Fat And Give You Abs | Doctor Reveals Science & Myths Behind The Six Pack ruclips.net/video/IFpQ9P5BOWs/видео.html
I need this man following me around, praising me every time I do something right. I don’t just mean exercises. Anything I do something of merit, like sit at my computer and sort through emails, “I want to hear ‘Perfect!’ and ‘Brilliant!’ from him! The positive power of praise embodied in his enthisiasm! 🙌💞
This is why ppl should hire trainer
Sounds like a narcissist to me
@@imjonathan6745 LMAO IDK WHY I FOUND THAT SO FUNNY
You shouldn’t need another’s human validation to know your self worth….
@@imjonathan6745 Sounds like a sense of humor deprived to me
I always love how in depth you go with each and every exercise, so I know what I should be feeling and what's needed for correct form
Thanks so much for the great feedback W. Hill!
I used to do it in a wrong way for which my body even after working out regularly for 2 months had no change
Thnx to this I'm gonna do it in a right way now
Thank you so much, made SO many mistakes in the past doing these twists
Thanks for the great feedback Kelly and so pleased to hear it has helped!
By far the most simplified video for beginners . I do Russian twists with weights , but hands go down with when on the sides . Will keep this form in mind next time . Thanks !
Good information without BS is becoming a rare thing on the net. Thanks for this.
VIDEO SUMMED UP
Straight back
Belly button forward
Don’t move lower back
Only move arms as long as your belly button doesn’t move across
Legs still afloat
Very clear demonstration, excellent detail, the opposite of one I just watched which was focussed on the burn rather than on doing it effectively ; ) Thank you, Gentlemen.
Thanks for the amazing feedback Prof!
This was like taking a breath of fresh air after spending a day in Manhattan- like this was super clear and informative and everything makes so mucch sense, thank you!
Thanks so much for the great feedback :)
You two are a great duo. Thanks...
Thanks so much Furkan!
I teach a teenage excercise class and will definitely introduce Russian twist... the kids will love it😂😂
Amazing to hear rachelmm05 - how did the exercise go in the class?
@@GetExerciseConfident we did the level 1 and overall it went good. Our abs were really sore afterwards 🙂
rachelmm05 amazing! Keep up the great work 💪
Been doing this for a couple weeks and barely noticed any improvement... watched the video and i might aswell been doing nothing, so many mistakes. Tried how you explain while watching and the fire was on! Thanks for the clear explanation!!
Thanks for the video. The reminder to keep the belly button pointing forward is really useful!
2anne C thanks for the great feedback 😄
Shawn Mendes is teaching us
Great video, really useful to make sure we’ve got the right form!
This is at least the 3rd video I've viewed re how to do the Russian twist. This by far is the best I've seen. Great work. Thank you for posting this video. Wishing you all the best of success. P.S. you have a new subscriber.
Thanks for the amazing feedback Colin - and really pleased to have you as a subscriber 😁
I think it is a great explanation to how perform this exercise and it will be very useful to me on the next training session although I noticed that my legs are much longer than my body ( from ABS to neck ) and always that I perform this exercise( within others ) my legs pull me down to the floor and I did not find the way yet to keep my balance on.
Thank you very much for this video, I think is great! ;-)
What a great video. I've been doing the Russian Twist all wrong! Thank you for your thorough instruction on how to do it correctly. I definitely feel it in my core with the correct form.
I guess I’ve been doing these wrong this entire time, thanks for the tutorial man!
Thanks so much for this - I really needed this detailed instruction. Hugely appreciated!
Never skip leg day boys.
I wish our American training videos would feature normal guys like this instead of the usual naked steroid junkies. And the explanations here are a thousand times better, covering all the possible errors!
Very useful and informative video. This video deserves at least 1 M views ❤️
धन्यवाद from 🇮🇳 🙏🏼
Thanks so much O! Mantra 😊
Awesome instruction! Form is everything. I am just now finding you! Wow! Thanks! I workout from home since the pandemic and I always worry about my form being correct.
Thanks for the amazing feedback Mimi! Keep us updated with your progress 💪
c'est parfait! merci
Thank you sir. You could narrate books or something too
Omg thx I can finally finish my school PE assignment
lmao same
I love you sir❤😚😚😚your channel is a lot meaningful in my life thanku for this great video❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Very informative. Thankyou
I like your video. Very informative . I have a question. During the demonstration, I noticed Will's head follows his hands to the side. I see some You Tube videos on the Russian Twist the head stays still while looking in the front. Can you please clarify that for me ? Thanks.
Hi Harold - thanks for the great feedback! That's an excellent question. The answer is that both techniques can be considered good form - so you can try both out and see which one you prefer. Let us know how you get on?
Thanks in a million.
Thanks! My mistake is where my legs move while doing russian twists, so this helps a ton
Wow i have been doing russian twist wrongly😂😂thanks for the video
Thanks for the great feedback Viona!
Thank you from Thailand my abs going to look great after i watch your video
thanks for the great feedback! Keep us updated on your progress!
also your voice is so calming and pretty !
Thanks Moon spade 😅
Thanks 🌹
Wow!! This is really helpful thank you so much
Today i learnt the Russian twist after doing it for 3 months.
thank you
THANKYOU😊🙏
what the hecc, oh my gosh my gym class didnt teach any form, we werent taught any of these tips, thank you for correct form tips! I though you werent meant to cross your ankles, and you were supposed to touch the ground?
excellent thank u
Thanks..This was helpful
So pleased to hear Vicky NT!
I having tail bone pain, while doing these russian twists and other core exercises. Is there any solution to kt?
Hi Niha, what type of surface are you doing the exercise on?
@2:56 what to do when you can lift your legs at the same time?
the leg up thing makes is so painful omg
Proper 👌
Shouldnt we , like , raise our foot a lil bit from the ground ?
Is it ok to touch legs on the floor and do russian twist???
Hi Arjun - yes you can keep your feet on the floor. Then as you get stronger you can try lifting them back up again. Let us know how you get on!
@@GetExerciseConfident Thank you for that advice, sir🤩😊😊
I’m having trouble with stabilizing my legs to become nice and still and more advice to help with it???
Hi 354, there are two options you can try:
1) Try much smaller turns and then gradually increase the range of movement as you get stronger.
2) You can try anchoring your feet (such as on the bottom of a sofa or bed) and as you get stronger slowly release your legs.
Hope that helps and let us know how you get on!
"Brilliant"
Awesome video love that English accent
Thanks Chen Tom!
So you move your arms and.not your torso?
hi there. thanks for this very useful and informative video. when is your next video due? as
there are not coming too frequently. thanks and regards
Vijay Kumar so pleased to hear the great feedback! We filmed 7 new videos last month and they are currently going through the editing process. First one should be out in the next couple of weeks, so keep a look out!
@@GetExerciseConfident sure, i am looking forward for them.
@@simmys1959 we have just released our latest video! We'd love to hear what you think: ruclips.net/video/e5Gyc1D_BxM/видео.html
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Will doesn't wanna do it doctor..look at his face 😁
Yup I was doing I wrong 😅 thanks lads
Shawn mendes from stitches
"plumb line" is a misleading term. By nature, its function is to be straight vertical. What you are describing should be called "string line", as his back is not vertical (plumb).
I need to hire you
Why do I feel my twist on my legs?
Is back pain normal after this exercise?
Hi JRARK, no you shouldn't be getting any pain with this exercise. Do you get it with all the progressions or just the more advanced ones?
I find it hard to do it properly with the feet up
It seems that making it so your belly button moves is not exactly a conscious thing. See for me it seems my belly button always moves just a bit it’s sort of like as you move your torso the belly button moves along with it and there’s nothing you can do about that. I have been able to make only my shoulders move and my belly button moves just a tiny bit, but there is no way to keep my belly button completely in the middle unless I Keep my torso completely still
Hi Tempe - you are correct the belly button will move as you go side to side. However by focusing on trying to keep it pointing forwards (even though it will move), you will get much more core activation. So it sounds like you are doing it spot on!
@@GetExerciseConfident thanks for your info! Sounds like you’re really knowledgeable!
What I do not understand of this video is this obsession about a straight back. The function of the rectus abdominis is to bring the ribcage towards the pelvis and viceversa. Why does necessarily have to be straight? What if you got "tight hamstrings"? You would focus the whole time on the back when your goals is the abdomen instead.
feel like im doing something wrong my legs hurt more than my abs for the modt part
Hi Triija - ff you are finding this then what you can try is anchoring your feet (to something like the base of a sofa or bed) whilst doing the exercise. Let us know if this helps!
some videos said : dont bend and twist simultenously
this can rid love handle
Hi Norjanna - we’ve made a video to answer that exact question: Do Crunches Burn Fat And Give You Abs | Doctor Reveals Science & Myths Behind The Six Pack
ruclips.net/video/IFpQ9P5BOWs/видео.html
Russians are gifted. What ever twist they do, it will be a perfect Russian Twist. 😂
when i try russia twist my legs keep falling down, i cant even make 5 russin twist without my legs touching the floor😭
i puke after 12x2, is it normal?
Bruh no
my tailbone hurts when i do this
I’m sure every Ukrainian will do Russian twists however they want
Yooo its fucking faze jev
I can’t balance on my butt
Why this demo guy looks like Harry Kane?
When I have to inhale or exhale
Try the following:
- breathe IN as you go out
- breathe OUT as you come back to the centre
The english captions say welcome to this gay exercise confident video lol