Marky Mark has that stupidly busy schedule. If you haven't seen it, look it up. Why would he waste his time on 90 percent warm up with that schedule? This has to be bull shit from this guy, right?
Fr dude. I do 15-20 rep sets for total 20 sets of 20lb dumbell pair exercises 5 times a week, and it only takes around 30-35 mins, yet I feel like a dead dog at the end. I seriously wouldn't want to see what 4 hour workout everyday looks like.
I work out for 30 minutes a day 4x a week. That's it. And I've managed to sack on about 30lbs of (mostly) lean mass in about 1.5 to 2 years. Most people don't have time for hrs a day for exercise. Especially people like me who work full time and have 2 young kids. I make it work for me and I give it a good solid 30 min of busting ass, then I go on with my day. It doesn't have to be complicated.
I've watched a couple of these by Dr. Mike. I realize now that they are NOT showing you what the "celebrity" does. It's just giving you some easy exercises to generate money without people complaining about hurting themselves. Thank you, Dr. Mike!
As someone who met Dr. Mike in person at the NSCA national conference a couple years back I can tell you none of this is a performance.. he actually talks like this and I absolutely love it
As a trainer he's actually doing his job perfectly, he's giving Mark EXACTLY what he wants, a bunch a whoo whoo stuff that will make him feel like an athlete and make him exhausted so he thinks he worked really hard, while not actually pushing him and fatiguing him with real bodybuilding training. He is absolutely a personal trainer and he's training marks ego.
Thats probably the right answer. Hollywood is know for big egos and they dont train like the filfthy peasants lmao Also juice so even dumb training will get some results.
Lmao literally why i stopped training people, its all marketing and making people tired for the sake of making them feel like they did something. I cringe everytime i see a trainer use battle ropes or the sled on a client at the gym for absolutely zero reason.
yup... the only way to save this workout from just being a joke is the addition of peptides... that is the only way this workout in any way can be called hypertrophic
I'm surprised he didn't include the Figure-8 Barbell Box Jump Backflip Yoga Ball Shoulder Press. That's my favorite exercise. It produces such an intense growth stimulus on my spleen!
People won't admit the truth about PEDs. Its not that they super charge your workouts - they raise your baseline muscularity. This is why things like the traps and such grow - muscles that you might not even work normally. They did a study where people literally doing nothing gained more muscle then people working out - provided they were on roids. Of course if you lift and do steroids there is an additive effect. You get the gains you would have made lifting and the gains that you get from starting in a much better place.
I mean even doing bullshit workouts for 20 years will get you somewhere. Not where you would be if you weren't doing bullshit, but you'd still be better physical shape than the average person who doesn't really workout at all.
Honestly man I went from eating 10 Mcchickens on a bulk (when they were $1) to understanding nutrition and how “just one more PR bro” probably did more harm than good lol
Make as many jokes as you like, Dr. Mike. This guy's iconic jumping jacks/one arm barbell overhead press combo move changed my life forever. I'm looking swole af in my wheelchair.
Dr. Mike.... I am not really even into fitness or looking to change my exercise. I just subscribed -- because you are the funniest, most articulate podcaster out. Great to hear you speak.
Gordon Ramsay is fake as hell. He even gets his lines fed to him via earpiece and doesn't cook in his own restaurants (but yet charges as much as if he would)
@@Bale4Bond Lol what ? Dude has like 15 restaurants all over the world of course he doesn't cook himself. Every single chef worth a dime does that. They open many restaurants and hire executive chefs to run them. That's just being a CEO. This is just how it works in fine dining.
@@Fr0gSplashh Once Marco Pierre White (three Michelin stars and Ramsay's teacher) realized that he couldn't uphold the standard of his restaurants, due to not being able to cook in them simultaneously, he showed integrity by taking his name of those restaurants and handing back his stars and pretty much retiring from that point forward. It is sadly common for most celebrity chefs to plaster their names onto restaurant, but that just shows a lack of class and respect for the craft.
@@Bale4Bond At the end of the day it's just business. They're just building a bigger cash cow for their companies. That's how the world works. If the executive chef is good enough to have stars, he'll get stars. If he's good enough to keep them, he'll keep them. Eugénie Brazier was the first person to ever get 3 stars. Guess what ? She actually had 6 stars, because already back then, 70 years from now, she had multiple restaurants. Robuchon and Bocuse did it. Ducasse still has 17 stars to his name. They're legendary french chefs. Would you dare say the very guys who created the legend don't respect the craft ? Even Troisgros, the longest tenured 3 star restaurant ever (has been 3 star for 55 years straight), is now a brand with multiple restaurants. It makes no sense to talk about disrespect honestly.
@@Bale4Bond fagetaboutdit. 9 guys are all about "whatever makes the BIG BUCKS DUDE f##k integrity " so i guess common opinion is that you're wrong. (I am of the 2 upvotes)
Well I usually imagine them reacting like: Oh it's really good I can really feel it, makes me tired, I sweat a lot, I loose weight, makes me feel stronger, blah blah blah!
As a competitive athlete, I really genuinely enjoy watching you pick all this bs apart. None of these movements are sport specific and none of them really build muscle. These are all really over complicated exercises that get you to sweat and look good on instagram with the idea of tricking the masses into thinking they just aren’t doing the latest trendy thing, and that’s why they aren’t getting results. Just stick to the basics, the tried and true, you get plenty of mileage from them.
@@Spectificationno, stop. I get you're a newbie at the gym, but Unless you're doing sport specific training like drills on those small ladders for directional agility, stick to your basics: majority compounds movements, some isolations, different planes of motion trained (i.e. a vertical pull and a horizontal pull) and a cardio modality you enjoy. No near crawls, and no bosu ball overhead squats.
@@Spectification If you are one of those people who wears latex dog masks and goes to fetish conventions, then sure bear crawls have its place. No judgement.
My mental image of Mark Walberg doing a bear crawl in a figure eight pattern had me in tears - and that was before I imagined Dr. Mike in black latex chaps whipping him while he does it.
OMG, sometimes I just watch these to get me in a humorous mood before heading to work out!😂 thanks for the entertainment and the info to keep me on my path!
I have severe hyper-hydrosis. My hands sweat so much so quickly, i have to wrap my hands or wear gloves to maintain ANY grip. Only my trx straps absorb the ridiculous amount of water that comes off my hands naturally. I have dealt with this my entire life and wish it on no one. Love to all, and thank you for the content Dr. Mike!
My hands are super sweaty as well; It will be like I’ve ran them under the tap! I also have eczema and sensitive skin. The grippies on the barbells do nothing for my sensitive skin- but make it bleed.
I used to have the same problem. Ask your doctor about oxybutynin. It's been life-changing for me. It was originally designed to help people control their bladders but it can also be prescribed to help people who sweat extremely abnormal amounts like me.
i seriously enjoyed this video, it actually shocks me that Mark being the perfectionist that he is , has this guy of all training him for years. Id like to see him after 16 weeks with you .
It's all bs to hide his steroid use imo. I don't think Mark trains like that. That's like how trainers train their female client for the first few days at my gym.
@@yusufayaz2356 Mark does none of this trust me, you notice how in these "train like x" vidoes they never actually shows the real person doing this bullshit.
14:01 Mark is actually doing the “bilateral lower body pull”. I really think Mark is eating it up. Mark has good genetics on top of exogenous support I’m sure.
@@yusufayaz2356 , trust me, he does do this kinda shit training. He can't even do a single pull-up. He merely looks the part, but he's seriously lacking in strength.
I am so glad these videos exist. You are doing a real service for those of us who don't want to waste our time. I know fuck all about this stuff and would probably easily be tricked into doing stuff like this. There is a ton of this weird stuff in my gym and part of the fun is people noticing the weight I move go up consistently while everyone else is jerking themselves off with bands and partial reps and making no progress. What is even more fun is the people at jiujitsu having the horrifying realization that I am not only better than them, but now I am getting stronger too.
Dr Mike, Sir, For the love of humanity, I am so happy for the 2.4m views. Not sure if all 2.4m people get "it". But it is SO good to have your voice in physical culture. I have lifted since 1979, with a degree in ex. physiology and a degree in PE, and own 2 commercial gyms. I am your fan from now on!!!! Thank you Doc!
Dude I love that your videos are a mix of education and legitimate comedy skits. Few youtube channels could be their own tv show and yours is one of them!!
I was in a program for kinesiology where you could get NASM certified alongside the coursework and one of the things they pushed was upper cross syndrome and corrective exercise. They showed pictures of gamers and people with “neck problems and postural deficiencies” that needed to be corrected by targeted stretching and strengthening. One of the things they mentioned were these peoples’ inability to stand up straight. I called bullshit in class and, admittedly anecdotally, referenced my time in the military as an example why it was nonsense. I’ve seen so many people of all ages who would qualify under NASM’s criteria for upper crossed syndrome jump to absolute attention when a Colonel walks in the room. Postural issues immediately disappear. Anyway, I stopped chasing that degree path.
I think these things are generally about teaching awareness not necessarily capability. Like, for sure, if you did a bunch of stuff with your neck and thought, "Hey, I'm going to stand up straight from now on," you definitely stand-up straight. Of course, they just leave out that you could simply decide to do that at any point in time and that would be far more efficient. 😂
As a new PT, I came to the comments to read what people were saying about this because I found it pretty puzzling. He mischaracterizes the entire concept pretty blatantly. How it was taught to me, and how I treat my patients who do in fact stand in an upper crossed posture... it's not that they CAN'T move out of that posture it's that they DON'T. The exercises are there to get them to break those patterns, and to adjust passive tension in the muscles. So it's not's that your pecs are "on" it's that they've got greater passive tension from staying in a shorter position relative to the lengthened postural muscles. Could you fix your posture by just having better posture? Yeah! and I try to teach them to do that too. But acting like upper crossed syndrome isn't a real thing is just... very confusing because I see it literally every day in my patients. Maybe the difference is he's talking about athletes and healthy people and I'm seeing pathological cases I suppose. I dunno. But even in my short time as a PT I've seen tons of cases of upper crossed posture.
I know from a physical standpoint, in nose and out mouth is worthless. But, and only for me(not advocating anything) it's always helped me focus. While useless physically, the act of forcing your thoughts to the "front" has helped me tremendously in various situations. Whether it's de-escalation of something, being 40ft up w/o a harness (my job), adrenaline dumps(when in the Army / EMS), and so on. It sort of forces an individual to be wholly present, and that presence allows you to keep from spiraling or w/e else. Again - just for me. I use it all the time. I'd wager that as this point, some of it is just placebo for me.
As someone who only seriously started weight training about 1 year ago, Dr. Mike’s videos have been an absolutely amazing resource to help cut through the BS in the fitness world. Without an actually knowledgeable resource like Dr. Mike, fitness/dieting seems so confusing. I still have a lot to learn about weight training, but I’ve discovered that the basics are really not that complicated. Eat enough protein. Don’t eat too many or too few calories. Use good technique. Stick to exercises that can be progressively overloaded. Rest and recover so you can improve next session. Pretty logical stuff tbh. But casual gym goers see stuff like these Hollywood training videos, and you just assume that an actor who makes tens of millions of dollars for looking attractive on TV would use an effective training program. Apparently not. It’s just “chicken, broccoli, rice” and a whole lot of PEDs off screen.
I'm right there with you. I started 8 months ago. A lot of this exercise science bs is great critical thinking practice. If you're training your front delts why would you want to be limited by an uneven base? Makes complete sense when you think about it. So happy he puts this stuff out there.
Well. I am sure this is a great expert on hypertrophy. For staying healthy and functional, I would more look into other sources. Like yoga, functional fitness, pranayama, swimming, kettlebells, you know. That woowoo bullshit that, if you widen your view more than angry expert, trains your balance, makes you move well, lets you use your strength in good posture in unpracticed scenarios. That "endless warmup" is just a great session for overall fitness. And breathing techniques, as science more and more confirms the "new wave woowoo" and old teachings, are some of the strongest means to controll our mind (see huberman labs for some research podcasts). Hypertrophy is just one stone in the wall of your health and happiness. Have fun training!
@@NotaNazgul No one's bashing warming up. They're criticizing these ridiculous exercises and movement choices. The exercises he chose for a "warmup" were borderline humiliating/demeaning, they were so nonsensical. Also, if you're training an actor to be "fit" for a movie, you're training their physique. The studio doesn't care about their balance or posture or cardio. They want a jacked dude to show up super lean and starving for filming. That's bodybuilding/conditioning, which is what Dr. Mike is an expert in. None of this work is optimal for hypertrophy - hence the criticisms.
@@clamdigger1602I agree with the warm-up...a bit overkill and it shouldn't be demanding and taxing or ridiculous. Being an older guy with injuries and who only use kettlebells for fitness, I just move the joints to lube them. Things like shoulders rolls, prying squats, hip, wrist and ankle rotations ect. Usually about 5 mins from head to toes and I'm done. I like the concept of just doing a few reps of the exercise that you are doing too with light weight when i was doing barbell work. We have to be practical too and understand that we may be called upon to use all our strength without a warm up in a life situation. As an older guy also, the single DL is an important exercise. It would be funny if you are able to DL 300lbs but you can't put your pants on standing up! I dunno why they need a band on not uses a kettlebell/dumbell though. Can't understand either why they do barbell press when they have access to a bench and a whole gym. I don't have access and I wouldn't even use the kettlebell for a floor press. I prefer a standing press with bands. You get a super stretch and you have to engage the whole body to keep you stable. I think that was a very poor workout and it's hard to see how Mark got his body from that....he must be genetically gifted.
@@clamdigger1602 I partially agree. But your assumptions about the requirements for stars are totally wrong. Many of them are educated in dance, ballet and such. They move graciously, with little effort, only balance can do that. If they had the stiff back of 50 years old who only focuses on hypertrophy, they would look and move clumsy. Not attractive.
There are really well educated, smart, hardworking, honest people who barely scrape by doing what they love. And then there are people who make millions doing that exact same job, with none of those things. Good.
5:25 this is interesting, because when i'm running or sparring i find that actively focusing on my breathing (and controlling it manually instead of letting my body do whatever, especially when running) helps my cardio immensely. it's not even a tiny difference, when I focus on my breathing in sparring i'm able to go almost twice as many rounds before fatigue sets in. so i'm guessing you mean breathing techniques like breathing in on the way down in a bench press and breathing out when going up? I'm a bit confused here. thanks a lot if anyone could clarify
I remember when Marky Marks "workout" vide came out. I literally couldn't get through the whole video. Thank you Dr. Mike for saying everything I literally could not get out of my brain. We Love You
I really enjoyed this video. I heard a lot of this in the military from coaches. Everything was about balance, posterior chain and posture. We did identical exercises to this and it never helped with my lifts.
Wait, trying to figure out what your guys workout in the military. You ain't talking buddy carry, log pt, runs, crocodile walks and all those fun stuff?
all we did was 10km runs and stuff in the gym where being skinny made you good at it instantly (i.e. pull-up hang for time) .... i was overweight at that time. only one superior of like a dozen i had recognized that running is just f-ing my knees and doing little else
This is my favourite vid ever, I laughed so much through this. Only found your channel a week or so ago... Loving it. You have helped me with some of my lifting. This is awesome
Today absolutely sucked 1,000 thick, black battle ropes but the humour and education in your videos truly made a great difference to my day. Thanks my guy 🎉
I love this series so much! Can we also quantify Dr. Mike's annoyance by having him wear a heart rate monitor, and take his blood pressure before and after the critique?
I’m so glad that when I was looking for workout advice a couple years ago (as a middle-aged beginner) that the only Men’s Health video I came across was Henry Cavill’s workout. It isn’t _100%_ dog shit and only damaged my rotator cuffs a little bit. Not to mention slaughtered my confidence with a lack of delt progress. Thank you, Dr. Mike and Sean Nal.
I only came across your channel yesterday and Ive binge watched a tonne of your videos and holy crap you know your stuff unlike many other people on this platform thank you for your knowledge and cutting the BS you are the most informative creator here keep up the good work and yes my lack of commas and full stops is probably triggering to you Im sorry
A note on the "garden" gloves and possible compelling reasons: I wear gloves during training due to dermatomyositis. My fingertips are super dry and crack easily from simple daily use. I've trained for a couple of decades prior without gloves, and that is my preference, but since developing this condition several years back, wearing gloves during training has become essential.
Your comment regarding posture is actually GOLD. Probably 99% of ppl I know think that bad posture is a thing, and I believed it too 3 minutes ago (well, lets say I just never questioned it). You destroyed everything in 2 sentences. I love it
Trouble is 'Bad posture' is so, so, SO ingrained in most peoples mentality that trying to add any nuance to it immediately gets you labelled as a quack.
I mean bad posture IS a thing. Dr Mike isn't saying it's not. He's saying people believing they have bad posture because they work out pecs too much or whatever is bullshit.
@@opabiniaregalis6197 Lordosis, Kyphosis, the famous forward head or "nerd posture", etc. They're all real. Pelvic tilt -posterior or anterior, rounded spine, an inability to maintain your lombar spine or cervicals upright because of a lack of mobility (often caused by years of a sedentaty lifestyle) or muscle atrophy in the posterior chain. Here's your usual suspects for a why. Different causes and different solutions for different postural problems. But they're all real for sure.
@@opabiniaregalis6197 I'd define as posture that makes you continuously get shorter as you arch more and more OR posture that's causing pain anywhere. Other than those two measurable issues it doesn't matter what you look like
Thank you Mike for exposing the absolute BS that some of these ‘celebrity trainers’ prescribe. I’m gonna go and warm up for my pre exercise 5 min treadmill walk. ✌🏼
1:42 if you open a blister it keeps that shit uninfected I don’t actually wear gloves when I lift so that is just my guess. Usually I already have callouses from getting friction blisters from, other activities…
This is frustrating. As a personal trainer getting certified you’re told NASM is one of the top programs. They 100% teach the same stuff in this video. I did not pass the NASM Test. I thought I wasn’t going to be able to get a job without the cert. I went with a different program and did not learn any of this BS. Thank you for calling this out!
I've run the push/pull split as you described it here and I loved it, but almost no one makes content about how to construct those splits or even brings them up as a viable option. Would love to see a video where you train someone on a split like that, although I know it's probably not that common
Yeah I love a deadlift/hamstrings and shoulder day. The deadlift helps my shoulders feel more open and.stable, and I get to work again my back, quads and other pushing muscles a little bit.
Works great for me who can only do a maximum of 4 gym sessions every week. You hit the whole body twice and can get pretty good exercise variety as well. Fantastic.
push pull legs is the most common split, it used to be really popular around 2015 then all the fitness influencers started saying bullshit and people believed them because theyre jacked
I've learned a lot about exercise and nutrition from RP and Jeff nipard and have designed my own exercise and deity plan from what I've learn but today I learned something new. That with my basic knowledge of these things I've designed a better workout program the mark Wahlbergs fitness expert ... As a side note, I've had bad posture since I was a kid, actively thinking of standing up straight till it becomes just how you stand is the only thing that ever worked no exercise ever made a difference. Thank you for acknowledging and saying it to the world Dr. Mike.
I love the last shot where he's pushing the Torque Tank with a bunch of people on it... unlike a sled that relies on weight to generate friction, resistance on the Tank doesn't increase with the the load placed on it, it is controlled by magnetic resistance.
So grateful for Dr. Mike's comments regarding posture. This was all new information for me, but I never understood the old explanations since I have a much more developed back but still horrible posture. And it always seemed like chefs, etc. would have that syndrome that everyone attributes to texting - but the many chefs I know (worked in restaurants forever) were always looking down and always had great posture (and very healthy egos 😆).
This is great. You are a very entertaining way for me to learn how to do this stuff. As an electrician I also have a ton of people in my profession that love to over complicate things and just use cool looking tools instead of just using the right tool for the job.
Hi coach! One question: in the video you say there's no chance that our training may affect posture; but what about all the gymrats spending the majority of their time in the gym working out their arms, shoulders and pecs instead of dedicating themselves to a more balanced and smart 'regime'? Personally I see loads of guys with huge biceps, hunched shoulders strolling around with their question mark posture. Most of the times this comes along with undertrained glutes, absence of spinal curves and apparent physical disharmony. So here is the question: could we say that posture is mainly innate and/or the result of a series of bad habits, but that it's likely to improve or worsen depending on the way we work out?
I am a therapist and while I enjoy your content I can say that I've treated many people with very weak posterior chain and many types of pain and furthermore I have seen adaptive shortening of antagonistic muscle groups. Once I get people to buy in improvement follows with stretching and strengthening. Developing postural awareness is also a thing
These review videos are awesome for getting me going at my home gym in the morning. When Dr Mike is talking I’m instantly made nervous and start to exercise to deal with all the feelings.
What’s really really sad is during my time in the Army we constantly were doing absolutely worthless exercises such as these led by just as big of 🤡. Made more progress in 8 months following Dr. Mike and other RUclipsrs than 5 years of military “training”
I went into the Marines at 19, 142 lbs, unable to do 25 pushups. Came out of boot camp 3 months later 200 lbs and could push for 4 hrs. Once i got into my actual unit, everyone was super fit and muscular. We'd hit the gym for PT instead of the other useless crap other platoons were doing. Its what got me into fitness in the first place!
@@soulus25 curious what years did you serve? I was army 2017-2022. I was super skinny when I joined and got into decent shape during my time. However when comparing it to the progress made training myself in the gym it’s a complete joke. Take an average joe and have them train consistently in the gym for 5 years they will look way better and be way stronger than the average soldier doing PT.
Not US military, but where I served the physical training was also a bunch of bs. I wonder why they let that fly considering the physical capability of a soldier is detrimental for any mission.
Thank you for this video! I've been strength training for 12 weeks with my workouts split between 5 days. I don't do ANY of this crazy internet nonsense. I get all muscle groups just fine. I'm super happy with my results so far. I don't know where all this complicated fad workout crap comes from. These people need to go back to the basics and stop this crap.
As a 31-year old man who still lifts weights regularly and has done so since my teens I’d say little ole teenage gymrat me would be proud of all this Dr. Mike content i’m consuming. You’re the best Mike!
Scott the cameraman's job gotta be one of the toughest out there...i would pee my pants from laughing as hard as i did watching this absolute gem. Incredible stuff. 😅
Every actor needs an actor who's acting as a coach. Thank you, Mr. Hollywood Coach
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Hahahaha - Dr. Mike
@@RenaissancePeriodization hahahahahhaha - me
Are you a real trainer? No, but play one on tv.
Ya, I mean he was training “Chad” 😝
I hate it when I accidentally breathe through my ears and trap air in my liver.
Can you teach me to breathe through my ears? I think my girlfriend would like it.
@@imsorrythankyouplease7613 lol
I thought I was the only one!
You made me laugh. Thank you.
Was this one of the 9 ancestral tenets?
Now the whole celebrity, "I worked out four hours every day" thing makes sense. The warm up alone takes 3 hours 🤣
Marky Mark has that stupidly busy schedule. If you haven't seen it, look it up.
Why would he waste his time on 90 percent warm up with that schedule? This has to be bull shit from this guy, right?
The warm up makes this a 3 day split
Fr dude. I do 15-20 rep sets for total 20 sets of 20lb dumbell pair exercises 5 times a week, and it only takes around 30-35 mins, yet I feel like a dead dog at the end. I seriously wouldn't want to see what 4 hour workout everyday looks like.
I work out for 30 minutes a day 4x a week. That's it. And I've managed to sack on about 30lbs of (mostly) lean mass in about 1.5 to 2 years. Most people don't have time for hrs a day for exercise. Especially people like me who work full time and have 2 young kids. I make it work for me and I give it a good solid 30 min of busting ass, then I go on with my day. It doesn't have to be complicated.
It really does
I've watched a couple of these by Dr. Mike. I realize now that they are NOT showing you what the "celebrity" does. It's just giving you some easy exercises to generate money without people complaining about hurting themselves. Thank you, Dr. Mike!
As someone who met Dr. Mike in person at the NSCA national conference a couple years back I can tell you none of this is a performance.. he actually talks like this and I absolutely love it
I always had a feeling he would act exactly like this in public haha
are you his dominatrix?
@@kengurney5725 😆👌
I envy you meeting Dr Mike 😢
Met Dr. Mike couple times too, can confirm, he's exactly like this in-person!
"If you open up your gym door and 3 Rottweilers run in, that's chaos you have to control" had me in tears.
Same here😅😅
YEAH ME TOO -- MADE ME REALIZE JUST HOW TRULY STUPID WALLBUG MUST ACTUALLY BE TO LISTEN TO THAT HORSESH1T
i have two 😇
Immediately subbed after hearing him say that lol
I peed myself
As a trainer he's actually doing his job perfectly, he's giving Mark EXACTLY what he wants, a bunch a whoo whoo stuff that will make him feel like an athlete and make him exhausted so he thinks he worked really hard, while not actually pushing him and fatiguing him with real bodybuilding training. He is absolutely a personal trainer and he's training marks ego.
Thats probably the right answer.
Hollywood is know for big egos and they dont train like the filfthy peasants lmao
Also juice so even dumb training will get some results.
I seriously doubt that Marky Mark did a single workout made by this dude
And?
I know you are joking, also accurate but it still makes me angry to read!!!
Lmao literally why i stopped training people, its all marketing and making people tired for the sake of making them feel like they did something. I cringe everytime i see a trainer use battle ropes or the sled on a client at the gym for absolutely zero reason.
This is the best Dr Mike video I’ve seen yet and I’ve been bingeing them😭😭
I don't think I've legitimately cried from laughing in a long time, but the dominatrix joke did it for me. Thanks Dr. Mike!
As soon as I saw bear crawling I knew I was in for a wild ride too, shit killed me.
yup... the only way to save this workout from just being a joke is the addition of peptides... that is the only way this workout in any way can be called hypertrophic
I swear I love this guy 😂😂😂😂
he was not lying 😅
Funny Shit
I'm surprised he didn't include the Figure-8 Barbell Box Jump Backflip Yoga Ball Shoulder Press. That's my favorite exercise. It produces such an intense growth stimulus on my spleen!
Cheers bro, I'm going to try that on Spleen day tomorrow 💪
@@ThiefOfNavarre make sure to breathe through your toenails as you do it.
That's a very corrective exercise
This cracked me up thankss😂😂😂😂
"Barbell box jumps" hahahaha. As an ex crossfitter I love this.
So if Walberg actually trains like this, it's actually quite the endorsement for PEDs.
Mark is all genetics and PEDs 😂
Exactly what I thought while watching. Either the workout shown is bs or the peds are working extremely well.
People won't admit the truth about PEDs. Its not that they super charge your workouts - they raise your baseline muscularity. This is why things like the traps and such grow - muscles that you might not even work normally. They did a study where people literally doing nothing gained more muscle then people working out - provided they were on roids.
Of course if you lift and do steroids there is an additive effect. You get the gains you would have made lifting and the gains that you get from starting in a much better place.
I mean even doing bullshit workouts for 20 years will get you somewhere. Not where you would be if you weren't doing bullshit, but you'd still be better physical shape than the average person who doesn't really workout at all.
Let’s face it, he probably doesn’t actually do all this shit
"Peak nonsense" very accurately describes sooooo much of the bs nowadays that we see online. Well said sir
"Yes, that's being out of breath..."
This guy is better than most comedians. Brilliant stuff here again with Dr. Mike!
He was so quick with that 😂
@@killofilms4162 The editing was quick. Scott is the unsung hero of this channel.
@@sethdouglas2765The unhung hero of the channel…. The second one on the channel.
I love how educated we as gym bros have become... makes me proud
Honestly man I went from eating 10 Mcchickens on a bulk (when they were $1) to understanding nutrition and how “just one more PR bro” probably did more harm than good lol
Doctors have always been educated, regardless of the field, that's kind of the whole meaning of doctorate - highest level of education 😅
@@retardno002I think he’s talking about us as the viewer not Dr Mike
This right here 🔥🔥🔥
@@retardno002 First half of that user name checks out.
Make as many jokes as you like, Dr. Mike. This guy's iconic jumping jacks/one arm barbell overhead press combo move changed my life forever. I'm looking swole af in my wheelchair.
Good on you brother. Just don't let air get trapped in your neck.
IM ACTUALLY WHEEZING
Lmfao
Lol the roachdoggjr profile. ~Iconic~
@@MaciejRetel ok but wheeze in through your nose and out through ur mouth! And dont let the wheeze get stuck in ur neck
Dr. Mike.... I am not really even into fitness or looking to change my exercise. I just subscribed -- because you are the funniest, most articulate podcaster out.
Great to hear you speak.
Dr Mike being the Gordon Ramsay of the fitness industry. Love it
Gordon Ramsay is fake as hell.
He even gets his lines fed to him via earpiece and doesn't cook in his own restaurants (but yet charges as much as if he would)
@@Bale4Bond Lol what ? Dude has like 15 restaurants all over the world of course he doesn't cook himself. Every single chef worth a dime does that. They open many restaurants and hire executive chefs to run them. That's just being a CEO. This is just how it works in fine dining.
@@Fr0gSplashh Once Marco Pierre White (three Michelin stars and Ramsay's teacher) realized that he couldn't uphold the standard of his restaurants, due to not being able to cook in them simultaneously, he showed integrity by taking his name of those restaurants and handing back his stars and pretty much retiring from that point forward.
It is sadly common for most celebrity chefs to plaster their names onto restaurant, but that just shows a lack of class and respect for the craft.
@@Bale4Bond At the end of the day it's just business. They're just building a bigger cash cow for their companies. That's how the world works. If the executive chef is good enough to have stars, he'll get stars. If he's good enough to keep them, he'll keep them.
Eugénie Brazier was the first person to ever get 3 stars. Guess what ? She actually had 6 stars, because already back then, 70 years from now, she had multiple restaurants. Robuchon and Bocuse did it. Ducasse still has 17 stars to his name. They're legendary french chefs. Would you dare say the very guys who created the legend don't respect the craft ? Even Troisgros, the longest tenured 3 star restaurant ever (has been 3 star for 55 years straight), is now a brand with multiple restaurants. It makes no sense to talk about disrespect honestly.
@@Bale4Bond fagetaboutdit. 9 guys are all about "whatever makes the BIG BUCKS DUDE f##k integrity " so i guess common opinion is that you're wrong.
(I am of the 2 upvotes)
I would love to see Mike go undercover and get a PT session at a commercial gym 😂
I don’t think Mike could go undercover in any gym even wearing a bedspread!😅
Id rather see him get trained by this guy in the video. Or some other Hollywood trainer.
@@walterwood3229 FAT SUIT HIM UP
how would mike conceal his giant ass physique lol
Oh yes! Please make this happen 😅
I would love too see one of those trainers react and try to defend their insane workout routines 😂
*looks around kitchen for some popcorn*
I freaking wish!
Well I usually imagine them reacting like: Oh it's really good I can really feel it, makes me tired, I sweat a lot, I loose weight, makes me feel stronger, blah blah blah!
I'd love to see one of these clowns have a go with Dr. Mike trainer in charge.
@@RaoBlackWellizedArman Yeah, either they are dishonest and won't give up the grift or are honestly that dumb and truly think it works.
Ive been working out and doing research for a like two months and i am confident that I could be the best fitness coach in all of hollywood
As a competitive athlete, I really genuinely enjoy watching you pick all this bs apart. None of these movements are sport specific and none of them really build muscle. These are all really over complicated exercises that get you to sweat and look good on instagram with the idea of tricking the masses into thinking they just aren’t doing the latest trendy thing, and that’s why they aren’t getting results. Just stick to the basics, the tried and true, you get plenty of mileage from them.
I am a newbie in the gym. Bear crawl has its place though, no? Agility, full-body exercise, right? It wont make you jacked, but it has its place.
@@Spectificationno, stop.
I get you're a newbie at the gym, but Unless you're doing sport specific training like drills on those small ladders for directional agility, stick to your basics: majority compounds movements, some isolations, different planes of motion trained (i.e. a vertical pull and a horizontal pull) and a cardio modality you enjoy.
No near crawls, and no bosu ball overhead squats.
@@Spectification If you are one of those people who wears latex dog masks and goes to fetish conventions, then sure bear crawls have its place. No judgement.
@@Spectification dyel
@@Spectification If you want to be the fastest 4 legged animal, yes.
I love this series so much, but this may be the best episode yet.
This is the best one for sure. Lots of good jokes, the man is a comedian.
I thought he would finally give out a 1.
My mental image of Mark Walberg doing a bear crawl in a figure eight pattern had me in tears - and that was before I imagined Dr. Mike in black latex chaps whipping him while he does it.
chaps!
OMG, sometimes I just watch these to get me in a humorous mood before heading to work out!😂 thanks for the entertainment and the info to keep me on my path!
I have severe hyper-hydrosis. My hands sweat so much so quickly, i have to wrap my hands or wear gloves to maintain ANY grip. Only my trx straps absorb the ridiculous amount of water that comes off my hands naturally. I have dealt with this my entire life and wish it on no one.
Love to all, and thank you for the content Dr. Mike!
My hands are super sweaty as well; It will be like I’ve ran them under the tap! I also have eczema and sensitive skin. The grippies on the barbells do nothing for my sensitive skin- but make it bleed.
Use chalk. Only thing I've found to help my hands when they get super sweaty
Hell yeah no excuses brother. Another dude said chalk, I just keep a gallon bag in my gym bag and re-apply, it really works man give it a shot.
True but not every gym allows chalk
I used to have the same problem. Ask your doctor about oxybutynin. It's been life-changing for me. It was originally designed to help people control their bladders but it can also be prescribed to help people who sweat extremely abnormal amounts like me.
i seriously enjoyed this video, it actually shocks me that Mark being the perfectionist that he is , has this guy of all training him for years.
Id like to see him after 16 weeks with you .
I think these celeb workouts are all bullshit. Just like the chicken rice & broccoli diet to gain xxlbs of muscle in a few months of training.
It's all bs to hide his steroid use imo. I don't think Mark trains like that. That's like how trainers train their female client for the first few days at my gym.
@@yusufayaz2356 Mark does none of this trust me, you notice how in these "train like x" vidoes they never actually shows the real person doing this bullshit.
14:01 Mark is actually doing the “bilateral lower body pull”. I really think Mark is eating it up. Mark has good genetics on top of exogenous support I’m sure.
@@yusufayaz2356 , trust me, he does do this kinda shit training. He can't even do a single pull-up. He merely looks the part, but he's seriously lacking in strength.
I am so glad these videos exist. You are doing a real service for those of us who don't want to waste our time. I know fuck all about this stuff and would probably easily be tricked into doing stuff like this. There is a ton of this weird stuff in my gym and part of the fun is people noticing the weight I move go up consistently while everyone else is jerking themselves off with bands and partial reps and making no progress. What is even more fun is the people at jiujitsu having the horrifying realization that I am not only better than them, but now I am getting stronger too.
Dr Mike, Sir, For the love of humanity, I am so happy for the 2.4m views. Not sure if all 2.4m people get "it". But it is SO good to have your voice in physical culture. I have lifted since 1979, with a degree in ex. physiology and a degree in PE, and own 2 commercial gyms. I am your fan from now on!!!! Thank you Doc!
“I’m going to go off myself” 😂 it sums up this entire workout …Brilliant
Your Arnold impression was spot on…had to watch it twice…laughed my a** off.
I watched it like 4 times, I was CONVINCED he had dubbed Arnie's voice!!
same here. It was surprisingly accurate
Definitely rushed to the comments after he did the impression to see if anyone else thought it was a dub!
The best 😂
Dude I love that your videos are a mix of education and legitimate comedy skits. Few youtube channels could be their own tv show and yours is one of them!!
This trainer is putting you through quite a workout. Really feeling the burn in your very last nerves.
Didn't know knowledge and humor can go hand in hand! No one can roast a workout better than Dr. Mike!😂
I was in a program for kinesiology where you could get NASM certified alongside the coursework and one of the things they pushed was upper cross syndrome and corrective exercise. They showed pictures of gamers and people with “neck problems and postural deficiencies” that needed to be corrected by targeted stretching and strengthening. One of the things they mentioned were these peoples’ inability to stand up straight. I called bullshit in class and, admittedly anecdotally, referenced my time in the military as an example why it was nonsense. I’ve seen so many people of all ages who would qualify under NASM’s criteria for upper crossed syndrome jump to absolute attention when a Colonel walks in the room. Postural issues immediately disappear. Anyway, I stopped chasing that degree path.
It only took me 3 days to get nasm certified
yeah things like kinesiology really are all up to the teachers and school in how up to date and how little bullshit will be in there
I think these things are generally about teaching awareness not necessarily capability. Like, for sure, if you did a bunch of stuff with your neck and thought, "Hey, I'm going to stand up straight from now on," you definitely stand-up straight. Of course, they just leave out that you could simply decide to do that at any point in time and that would be far more efficient. 😂
As a new PT, I came to the comments to read what people were saying about this because I found it pretty puzzling. He mischaracterizes the entire concept pretty blatantly. How it was taught to me, and how I treat my patients who do in fact stand in an upper crossed posture... it's not that they CAN'T move out of that posture it's that they DON'T. The exercises are there to get them to break those patterns, and to adjust passive tension in the muscles. So it's not's that your pecs are "on" it's that they've got greater passive tension from staying in a shorter position relative to the lengthened postural muscles.
Could you fix your posture by just having better posture? Yeah! and I try to teach them to do that too. But acting like upper crossed syndrome isn't a real thing is just... very confusing because I see it literally every day in my patients.
Maybe the difference is he's talking about athletes and healthy people and I'm seeing pathological cases I suppose. I dunno. But even in my short time as a PT I've seen tons of cases of upper crossed posture.
And then everyone stood up and clapped
This was actually hilarious not a single dull moment with Dr. Mike 😂😂😂
One of the funniest videos I’ve ever seen!😂😂😂
I know from a physical standpoint, in nose and out mouth is worthless. But, and only for me(not advocating anything) it's always helped me focus. While useless physically, the act of forcing your thoughts to the "front" has helped me tremendously in various situations. Whether it's de-escalation of something, being 40ft up w/o a harness (my job), adrenaline dumps(when in the Army / EMS), and so on. It sort of forces an individual to be wholly present, and that presence allows you to keep from spiraling or w/e else. Again - just for me. I use it all the time. I'd wager that as this point, some of it is just placebo for me.
As someone who only seriously started weight training about 1 year ago, Dr. Mike’s videos have been an absolutely amazing resource to help cut through the BS in the fitness world. Without an actually knowledgeable resource like Dr. Mike, fitness/dieting seems so confusing. I still have a lot to learn about weight training, but I’ve discovered that the basics are really not that complicated. Eat enough protein. Don’t eat too many or too few calories. Use good technique. Stick to exercises that can be progressively overloaded. Rest and recover so you can improve next session. Pretty logical stuff tbh. But casual gym goers see stuff like these Hollywood training videos, and you just assume that an actor who makes tens of millions of dollars for looking attractive on TV would use an effective training program. Apparently not. It’s just “chicken, broccoli, rice” and a whole lot of PEDs off screen.
I'm right there with you. I started 8 months ago. A lot of this exercise science bs is great critical thinking practice. If you're training your front delts why would you want to be limited by an uneven base? Makes complete sense when you think about it. So happy he puts this stuff out there.
Well. I am sure this is a great expert on hypertrophy. For staying healthy and functional, I would more look into other sources. Like yoga, functional fitness, pranayama, swimming, kettlebells, you know. That woowoo bullshit that, if you widen your view more than angry expert, trains your balance, makes you move well, lets you use your strength in good posture in unpracticed scenarios. That "endless warmup" is just a great session for overall fitness. And breathing techniques, as science more and more confirms the "new wave woowoo" and old teachings, are some of the strongest means to controll our mind (see huberman labs for some research podcasts). Hypertrophy is just one stone in the wall of your health and happiness.
Have fun training!
@@NotaNazgul No one's bashing warming up. They're criticizing these ridiculous exercises and movement choices. The exercises he chose for a "warmup" were borderline humiliating/demeaning, they were so nonsensical. Also, if you're training an actor to be "fit" for a movie, you're training their physique. The studio doesn't care about their balance or posture or cardio. They want a jacked dude to show up super lean and starving for filming. That's bodybuilding/conditioning, which is what Dr. Mike is an expert in. None of this work is optimal for hypertrophy - hence the criticisms.
@@clamdigger1602I agree with the warm-up...a bit overkill and it shouldn't be demanding and taxing or ridiculous. Being an older guy with injuries and who only use kettlebells for fitness, I just move the joints to lube them. Things like shoulders rolls, prying squats, hip, wrist and ankle rotations ect. Usually about 5 mins from head to toes and I'm done. I like the concept of just doing a few reps of the exercise that you are doing too with light weight when i was doing barbell work. We have to be practical too and understand that we may be called upon to use all our strength without a warm up in a life situation.
As an older guy also, the single DL is an important exercise. It would be funny if you are able to DL 300lbs but you can't put your pants on standing up! I dunno why they need a band on not uses a kettlebell/dumbell though. Can't understand either why they do barbell press when they have access to a bench and a whole gym. I don't have access and I wouldn't even use the kettlebell for a floor press. I prefer a standing press with bands. You get a super stretch and you have to engage the whole body to keep you stable. I think that was a very poor workout and it's hard to see how Mark got his body from that....he must be genetically gifted.
@@clamdigger1602 I partially agree. But your assumptions about the requirements for stars are totally wrong. Many of them are educated in dance, ballet and such. They move graciously, with little effort, only balance can do that. If they had the stiff back of 50 years old who only focuses on hypertrophy, they would look and move clumsy. Not attractive.
I actually think this is the first time in my life I've seen a workout that will make you weaker and less athletic then before you started it.
Hilarious, thank you for the ab workout from laughter. Probably more effective than paying this trainer to warm you up over and over.
The line about the Rottweilers had me rolling! 😂
This is hysterical. One of the best yet
he’s getting so good at these and hats off to the editor great job
glad you enjoyed man!!
There are really well educated, smart, hardworking, honest people who barely scrape by doing what they love. And then there are people who make millions doing that exact same job, with none of those things. Good.
Never underestimate the role of kissing ass and family connections, as they really can cause people to fail upward.
5:25 this is interesting, because when i'm running or sparring i find that actively focusing on my breathing (and controlling it manually instead of letting my body do whatever, especially when running) helps my cardio immensely. it's not even a tiny difference, when I focus on my breathing in sparring i'm able to go almost twice as many rounds before fatigue sets in. so i'm guessing you mean breathing techniques like breathing in on the way down in a bench press and breathing out when going up? I'm a bit confused here. thanks a lot if anyone could clarify
One explosive breath out when pushing the bar up.
I remember when Marky Marks "workout" vide came out. I literally couldn't get through the whole video. Thank you Dr. Mike for saying everything I literally could not get out of my brain. We Love You
I really enjoyed this video. I heard a lot of this in the military from coaches. Everything was about balance, posterior chain and posture. We did identical exercises to this and it never helped with my lifts.
I hated doing pt during my time of service. I felt i was wasting my time doing similar exercises from this video. I only enjoyed the morning runs
Wait, trying to figure out what your guys workout in the military. You ain't talking buddy carry, log pt, runs, crocodile walks and all those fun stuff?
Found the Air Force guy.
all we did was 10km runs and stuff in the gym where being skinny made you good at it instantly (i.e. pull-up hang for time) .... i was overweight at that time. only one superior of like a dozen i had recognized that running is just f-ing my knees and doing little else
@@Laurelinad ain't y'all got pools or bikes
This is my favourite vid ever, I laughed so much through this. Only found your channel a week or so ago... Loving it. You have helped me with some of my lifting. This is awesome
Noob
Today absolutely sucked 1,000 thick, black battle ropes but the humour and education in your videos truly made a great difference to my day.
Thanks my guy 🎉
I love this series so much! Can we also quantify Dr. Mike's annoyance by having him wear a heart rate monitor, and take his blood pressure before and after the critique?
I am here for this!
Polygraph, let's see it go absolutely bonkers! Also calories burned from sheer annoyance.
YES
Best episode yet. 11/10. You are almost as good of an entertainer as you are a coach
I’m so glad that when I was looking for workout advice a couple years ago (as a middle-aged beginner) that the only Men’s Health video I came across was Henry Cavill’s workout. It isn’t _100%_ dog shit and only damaged my rotator cuffs a little bit. Not to mention slaughtered my confidence with a lack of delt progress.
Thank you, Dr. Mike and Sean Nal.
I almost peed my pants listening to this reaction review, such burning rage
I only came across your channel yesterday and Ive binge watched a tonne of your videos and holy crap you know your stuff unlike many other people on this platform thank you for your knowledge and cutting the BS you are the most informative creator here keep up the good work and yes my lack of commas and full stops is probably triggering to you Im sorry
Thank you for your entertaining commentary in your videos. And it's usually very funny. It helps me watch to the end...
Woah! Arnold @8:46-spot on!
It was perfection 😂
Was literally about to write the same thing😂had to check if it was dubbed over hahah
A note on the "garden" gloves and possible compelling reasons: I wear gloves during training due to dermatomyositis. My fingertips are super dry and crack easily from simple daily use. I've trained for a couple of decades prior without gloves, and that is my preference, but since developing this condition several years back, wearing gloves during training has become essential.
Dr Mike is low key mean when he is on a cut, I love it lol. Tell them Doc
Low key? 😂
I’m laughing out loud throughout this entire thing - pure edutainment- thanks doc
How to get a movie star body:
1) Be skinny.
2) Do… something? in the gym.
Don't forget the secret sauce
@@crazygreek6341 Oh, right. Also say your prayers and take your vitamins.
Do lots of figure eights
This is one of Mike's better vids. Loved it!
Your comment regarding posture is actually GOLD.
Probably 99% of ppl I know think that bad posture is a thing, and I believed it too 3 minutes ago (well, lets say I just never questioned it). You destroyed everything in 2 sentences. I love it
Trouble is 'Bad posture' is so, so, SO ingrained in most peoples mentality that trying to add any nuance to it immediately gets you labelled as a quack.
anecdotally my posture has improved by strengthening my rear delts and upper back
I mean bad posture IS a thing. Dr Mike isn't saying it's not. He's saying people believing they have bad posture because they work out pecs too much or whatever is bullshit.
@@opabiniaregalis6197 Lordosis, Kyphosis, the famous forward head or "nerd posture", etc. They're all real. Pelvic tilt -posterior or anterior, rounded spine, an inability to maintain your lombar spine or cervicals upright because of a lack of mobility (often caused by years of a sedentaty lifestyle) or muscle atrophy in the posterior chain. Here's your usual suspects for a why. Different causes and different solutions for different postural problems. But they're all real for sure.
@@opabiniaregalis6197 I'd define as posture that makes you continuously get shorter as you arch more and more OR posture that's causing pain anywhere. Other than those two measurable issues it doesn't matter what you look like
9:19 my lord this bit has me dying of laughter. Peak comedy😂
Whole video is funny but that dominatrix rant had me dying
I was looking for this comment 😂
Thank you Mike for exposing the absolute BS that some of these ‘celebrity trainers’ prescribe.
I’m gonna go and warm up for my pre exercise 5 min treadmill walk. ✌🏼
Problem is that when he does these videos he exposes both them and himself.
@@eclipsewreckerHow is he exposing himself?
Those 5 minutes treadmill warm ups just hit differently after this video!!
@@lonelylama5222That part's in the full, uncensored version of the video. 😉
1:42 if you open a blister it keeps that shit uninfected
I don’t actually wear gloves when I lift so that is just my guess. Usually I already have callouses from getting friction blisters from, other activities…
As a physical therapist, thank you for calling out the cross body syndrome bullshit
This series is comedy gold! Thanks Dr. Mike.
As a pulmonary physician I love it when these “trainers” start talking about breathing.
yeah its like a breathe of fresh air lol
Is it not true that you should try to take "deep" breaths?
@@kexerinoif I remember correctly your body will help regulate your breathing based on your oxygen needs, including volume and rate
This is frustrating. As a personal trainer getting certified you’re told NASM is one of the top programs. They 100% teach the same stuff in this video. I did not pass the NASM Test. I thought I wasn’t going to be able to get a job without the cert. I went with a different program and did not learn any of this BS. Thank you for calling this out!
I've run the push/pull split as you described it here and I loved it, but almost no one makes content about how to construct those splits or even brings them up as a viable option. Would love to see a video where you train someone on a split like that, although I know it's probably not that common
I've even seen it called flexion/extension split, which is an interesting way to look at it I think
you could probably find more info on it as just high frequency full body, which it technically is depending on the definition of “full body”
Yeah I love a deadlift/hamstrings and shoulder day. The deadlift helps my shoulders feel more open and.stable, and I get to work again my back, quads and other pushing muscles a little bit.
Works great for me who can only do a maximum of 4 gym sessions every week. You hit the whole body twice and can get pretty good exercise variety as well. Fantastic.
push pull legs is the most common split, it used to be really popular around 2015 then all the fitness influencers started saying bullshit and people believed them because theyre jacked
I've learned a lot about exercise and nutrition from RP and Jeff nipard and have designed my own exercise and deity plan from what I've learn but today I learned something new. That with my basic knowledge of these things I've designed a better workout program the mark Wahlbergs fitness expert ...
As a side note, I've had bad posture since I was a kid, actively thinking of standing up straight till it becomes just how you stand is the only thing that ever worked no exercise ever made a difference. Thank you for acknowledging and saying it to the world Dr. Mike.
what's your deity plan? Krishna or Jesus?
@@gcg8187 lmao I'm trying to fuse them 🤣 note to self proof read....
I love the last shot where he's pushing the Torque Tank with a bunch of people on it... unlike a sled that relies on weight to generate friction, resistance on the Tank doesn't increase with the the load placed on it, it is controlled by magnetic resistance.
3:40 LOL never heard of an anterior pelvic tilt I see.
Best episode of the series for me. Fantastic reactions, Dr. Mike
So grateful for Dr. Mike's comments regarding posture. This was all new information for me, but I never understood the old explanations since I have a much more developed back but still horrible posture. And it always seemed like chefs, etc. would have that syndrome that everyone attributes to texting - but the many chefs I know (worked in restaurants forever) were always looking down and always had great posture (and very healthy egos 😆).
maybe chefs have good posture cuz if they dont their back starts to hurt so they pay attention to it? idk
@@pejv7903that and also the fact that kitchens are like a warzone, everyone has to stand tall and fight for their lives on the daily 😂
Chefs think they're tough but they're all talk
I did floor press for a few years in iso and enjoyed no gains and uncomfortable wrist pain! You too can get these amazing results
9:35 is the realest
bro 9:30 got me rolling when bro said "my 380lb dominatrix" i had to subscribe just for that😭😭
I too worry about trapped air. That's why I wear a CPAP machine at all times
That's also why I'm constantly farting.
HAHAHAHAHA the eye twitch during the metabolic part somewhere around 17:01 😂💀😂💀😂 this video is a gem.
The ab workout I get from watching Mike's videos (while laughing uncontrollably) is so good that I use them specifically for this purpose now.
This is great. You are a very entertaining way for me to learn how to do this stuff. As an electrician I also have a ton of people in my profession that love to over complicate things and just use cool looking tools instead of just using the right tool for the job.
They are the right tool while you're on the job.
9:35 is why I love youtube. That was Amazing.
Hi coach! One question: in the video you say there's no chance that our training may affect posture; but what about all the gymrats spending the majority of their time in the gym working out their arms, shoulders and pecs instead of dedicating themselves to a more balanced and smart 'regime'? Personally I see loads of guys with huge biceps, hunched shoulders strolling around with their question mark posture. Most of the times this comes along with undertrained glutes, absence of spinal curves and apparent physical disharmony. So here is the question: could we say that posture is mainly innate and/or the result of a series of bad habits, but that it's likely to improve or worsen depending on the way we work out?
I am a therapist and while I enjoy your content I can say that I've treated many people with very weak posterior chain and many types of pain and furthermore I have seen adaptive shortening of antagonistic muscle groups. Once I get people to buy in improvement follows with stretching and strengthening. Developing postural awareness is also a thing
These review videos are awesome for getting me going at my home gym in the morning. When Dr Mike is talking I’m instantly made nervous and start to exercise to deal with all the feelings.
What’s really really sad is during my time in the Army we constantly were doing absolutely worthless exercises such as these led by just as big of 🤡. Made more progress in 8 months following Dr. Mike and other RUclipsrs than 5 years of military “training”
@RancorousSea LMAO
This is the real tragedy here. All those 18-20 year olds getting crap training during their service
I went into the Marines at 19, 142 lbs, unable to do 25 pushups. Came out of boot camp 3 months later 200 lbs and could push for 4 hrs. Once i got into my actual unit, everyone was super fit and muscular. We'd hit the gym for PT instead of the other useless crap other platoons were doing. Its what got me into fitness in the first place!
@@soulus25 curious what years did you serve? I was army 2017-2022. I was super skinny when I joined and got into decent shape during my time. However when comparing it to the progress made training myself in the gym it’s a complete joke. Take an average joe and have them train consistently in the gym for 5 years they will look way better and be way stronger than the average soldier doing PT.
Not US military, but where I served the physical training was also a bunch of bs. I wonder why they let that fly considering the physical capability of a soldier is detrimental for any mission.
7:13 the next 30 secs sent me into a laughing fit. Thank you for that.
Once my breath got stuck in my lungs, it felt wrong and I've never let it happen again.
I havent laughed this hard in months! Thank you mike for making my Friday!
This was by far the best review video.
Your painful rage was super entertaining 😂
These videos crack me up and teach me things at the same time. Gold
Why have I only just stumbled upon your channel!? Your videos are absolutely brilliant, entertaining and spot on, every time!
Thank you for this video! I've been strength training for 12 weeks with my workouts split between 5 days. I don't do ANY of this crazy internet nonsense. I get all muscle groups just fine. I'm super happy with my results so far. I don't know where all this complicated fad workout crap comes from. These people need to go back to the basics and stop this crap.
JUST WRAPPING UP MY 90 MINUTE WARM UP BEFORE FLOOR PRESSES
As a 31-year old man who still lifts weights regularly and has done so since my teens I’d say little ole teenage gymrat me would be proud of all this Dr. Mike content i’m consuming. You’re the best Mike!
We need a video on posture. I would definitely like to hear your opinion explained with more complexity
I love this series of videos. Please do them forever. I am so glad someone is calling out all of this nonsense.
The ad for the RP app coming in when Mike in peak rage mode sent me into hysterics.
Aaahh, you just made the world slightly better than it was 18 minutes ago. Thank you.
Scott the cameraman's job gotta be one of the toughest out there...i would pee my pants from laughing as hard as i did watching this absolute gem. Incredible stuff. 😅