When i see his arms I just want him to force them straight to see what happens

That's why I clicked on this video as soon as I saw it.

this is like the good version of a pimple pop vid

@@robertkelly6963 vomit wtf you talkin about

@@robertkelly6963 I 100% know what you’re talking about couldn’t agree more

Yea, his channel is dieing, if you drop him, he'll have no life.

More Devon +1

@@metaldetectingoutlaw8389 he's just doing way too much now. With that beautiful gym he has he only need to bring over some big names to workout there and he'd be able to share tons of quality content

@@MoralesCorner he’s no longer #1, he’s a has been

@@metaldetectingoutlaw8389 metal detecting outlaw...you are a "never was" if Devon is a "has been"...lol you turd...you dork...you bottom bunk punk...go strap your headphones on and do some "detecting"...dweeb

Or a good sabertooth lol

Wolverine is super short, Devon is super tall. He also has zero acting experience. I could go on but already that’s enough there.

@@joelt5994 you slow man

I do love to see him in a movie as sabertooth

More like a giant Captain Price (COD)

yeah, like it's a "muscle memory" thing built and/or trained into is brain....

But also, his arm, because of injuries, is more or less locked into place as an arm that detects arm wrestling pressure and can counter it.

Looks at Denis arm, locked on 90 degrees lmao

Muscle memory.

bro added fr on the end

Well he really wouldn't tbh.. logan is 5 foot 7

Studies have shown this isntt healthy. They are online. These deep massage sh*t is bogus that not only doesnt work, but hurts nerve connections.

right? I feel like he could completely fix it

He’s got arthritis in his elbows they won’t be straight

@trekker75 THe reason arm wrestlers cant straighten their arms is from 2 things.. Shortening of the bicep from constant training, then the elbow joint starts to become calcified. This is the term they call "bone lock".. Indeed, on top of constant stretching over time, Devon would need surgery to remove the calcium build up in his elbow. You can literally see, pre-surgery, Devon's elbow bone grow as he arm-wrestled over the years.

More like sabertooth 🤘🏽

Wow I've never heard that before 🙄

@@JP-jb5di old comment dude, people always say that..

@@rupin yeah he would be a very good Sabertooth actually

@@rupin hmmmm nope

:)

ya thats a good way to describe it.. his arms are a fucked up masterpiece.. them things are mangled but they tell a story

Yeah, 100%. It's like the more broken they became the more he trained them into steel, insane.

"My arm always hurts..." So yeah...psychotic commitment.

He´s done a whole lot of things before arm-wrestling, too, definitely not all beneficial...

Or a chiropractor gettin some mad pops out of him lol

Dr. Beau

Please don't ruin that guys arm.

Stop with those tiktok cracking wankers

@@heyitsjoe8446 A proper one please, not a smoke seller

They seem like nice guys, and always have a good vibe going on in their content. Some of the other arm-wrestlers, especially the guys from Europe, have a more stoic, reserved personality. These guys are relaxed, and have a good sense of humor. Devon turns on his ego during the tournaments, but it’s all in the spirit of competition, and to give the crowd some entertainment for those in attendance. He puts on a show, and makes sure the crowd gets their money’s worth. He’s been a good ambassador for the sport, and has definitely helped to popularize it, making it grow to what it is today.

This is what I want to see

That is not good for armwrestling

@@EmilianoZap this is not necessarily true

😆 but that's where the power comes from lol

@@Pepe-pq3om it's probably true for people who use the king's move. Either way he could just pull Levan a few more times if he wants it straightened out.

Or at least 7 or 8% straighter

With his surgery it just simply won’t. My yeah maybe slightly straiter but can’t fully extend.

He probably doesn't want to make it easier to straighten. Been on a tear lately.

His arm has been in such a position for a long time, that he cannot make a natural extension, because of the shortening of the muscles, he will never be able to do it again.

His wingspan would be massive if it were possible.

Inclined to agree. The Levan thing had me worried about Devon's arm but as is often the case with great people, he's not moping, These long-form videos with Juji really highlight both guys' character, on top of being entertaining as hell. Moar pleez

He went from pronounced T-Rex arms to almost good. I think it's a smart thing the chat after, they were told '"there was probably a bunch of junk in the joint that got pushed out." It happens to a lot of athletes. Would be interested to see if Beau could do anything abou his arms, too. He got Nick Best his shoulder and neck back, so this kind of therapy might bring Devon even more longevity for his career. Quality of life matters.

How long have you been in love now?

hahaha i can feel that too

I got that exact same vibe - and honestly the whole time I was thinking this too. This is definitely bro-science, if you know that term.... you see a lot of that in bodybuilding, where ancedotal experiences get passed around, and become set in stone, but arent really based on science. There's a place for it - because afterall, that's what humans do - we try things out, make a note of what affect it had, and we share our experiences. I'd imagine this technique of rolling could be beneficial in the right circumstances, but I think it could also be harmful for someone with injuries like Devon possibly

Because it is... It's like cupping.

Happy ending?

Just needs a bunch of construction guys and a few welders

How long have you two been in love?

U be my friend 😢

i think it comes naturally with armwrestlers because of their training

He fits all the criteria. Hairy, Canadian, manly, muscular but in a farmer strong way and not a bodybuilder way. Only thing is he’s way too tall. Comic accurate Wolverine is like 5’6” or shorter

Lol

Did it help any? It seems like it would be great for MMA training as well.

It's great no matter what.

Sounds similar to my first chiropractic adjustment lol. When my neck was cracked for the first time I started seeing crazy colors for a second and it almost felt like drugs

I bet you did

What are your thoughts on this versus just regular solo foam rolling?

@@DefeatLust @JoMomma239 not too long ago there was kind of a trend in everyone going against foam rolling. I won't go that far to say that it's useless but it sure isn't as body tempering. Has a body worker it is difficult to get people to buy into the idea of the pain that they will probably have to get into in the soft tissue to really help the problems they are having. To really get body tempering really on point you have to have a second person who has a pretty good idea of how to move the weight. Foam rolling a couple of very specific areas like the IT band and the stomach and the ribs can be super useful especially to get through initial pain. The most success I've had with foam rolling is actually to cut a really dense one in half like you would a sausage down the center and use it to be able to get better positions. I've also seen foam rollers in good places like the low back to be able to create some movement between each one of the spinal columns if you can get into the right position. With a lot of bodyworking modalities it's hard to do true studies because the same area that needs a little bit of mobilization in one person may need stiffining in another person even in the same joint. At the end of the day what they did with the flossing, wrapping the arm, and then using the heavy weight to force blood and other fluids through the fascia ligaments and tendons can be done in 10 minutes. or I could spend an hour and 3 sessions digging my thumbs and fingers in to try to be able to release the origin points and clear out the tissue. You see folks like Dr hightower using his thumbs nearly getting professional athletes who are used to paying nearly in tears. I work with much more general population who sometimes aren't even willing to walk to repattern the work I've done. For the regular weekday CrossFit athlete I would suggest getting yourself a floss band for like 20 bucks, a used lacrosse ball to be able to get in to the armpits and other tender places, a golf ball for the feet to roll those places out, a place to hang to decompress the spine and a good electrolyte to make sure there's enough minerals the hydration gets down deep in the tissues. A foam roller is nice especially to get tricky areas by yourself but it is totally not a panacea the way it was sold in the mid-2000s. My experience with other body workers are that if they do structural integration or rolfing you're going to really get the work you need done. Physical therapists are nice but so many times I have found that they're just clocking in for a paycheck especially if it's on insurance.

@@thetruemorg I read everything you wrote and really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I can tell this is a passion and you know your stuff. That's rare to see. You're spot on about the last sentence. I learned more on my own just researching. I have different size varying hard/soft balls for recovery, but i'll look into floss bands

That tourniquet rolling is garbage and dangerous. You cant completely cut off the bloodflow of your arm like that Jujis hand was turning grey ffs.. risking losing a limb for this is silly

If this can help then so can massage since this is just massage with tools.

So you know this is a nock off of Dr. Kelly Starrett work. All these techniques can be found in his book "Becoming a Supple Leopard" already in it's 2nd edition.

@@jimminykricket4067 thought they looked familiar. Haven't read that book in a long time.

He likely has so much osteoclast development at this point, that position is “straight” for him. The joint is simply structurally different at this point.

You sure you don’t just have plantar fasciitis?

@@VinylUnboxings I have had plantar, pain was pretty bad but easily fixed with a few calf stretches. What i have is called Charcot Marie Tooths disease. Its a muscle wasting condition that messes with your hands and feet. Luckily my hands are ok, just weak. But my feet are shagged

Donny has been doing this for ages.

This has literally no scientific evidence to support its efficacy. Common sense tells you this is nonsense (Orthopedic PT and exercise physiologist here).

Devon is a good athlete. Denis Cyplenkov is a Freak athlete

@@maalikserebryakov Nah just super roided which is why he ended up in hospital.