Guy is to boring

I said the same thing to myself. Compare him to other greats of his era and it’s mind blowing how healthy Jay looks in comparison

​@whatdidusay99 what the heck did you just say bro? Take that back!

​@@whatdidusay99i love him but i definitely agree he is kinda like ngannou a monster but just to shy to sell you on something

Looks healthier now than when he was competing. Really speaks volumes on how unhealthy professional bodybuilding is

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Yeah my old gym had those all the way up to like 120 lbs or something and they looked legit but .. I never really used them lol.

Hello kettlebells

Sorinex. I have one and love it

I always called them cannonballs

Interesting observation

So as victor Martinez ..have u seen him?

🙄

lee haney looks pretty good as well

Markus Rühl as well

They're practically weapons

@@eTorotradingnetwork bad point, doesnt really matter cause anybody could do the same with a dumbell if they tried to

@@eTorotradingnetworkeverything can be a weapon?

No!

@@eTorotradingnetwork😂😂😂😂😂

That’s what I was thinking. Throw a couple of 5lbs on and go to town in the mosh pit 🤣

​@@sebastiannock942make an edge on them meow everyone is shredded at the party!

Now that i think aboot it, a 5/10lb set would be the perfect striking gauntlet.your hand/wrists would take very little damage allowing you to throw far stronger attack/blocks etc.

Have

Or a villian from Bond movies in70s

Same for Bench

Oh yeah these are dangerous as fuck wow

I guess they are a light set.. And they are used for isolation training NOT for strength..

So don't ego lift a weight you can't handle use them for warmups and curls then transition to a normal dumbbell set for the rest of your workout

Given the point is stability, I would imagine you’re not doing these at huge weight levels. I’d imagine the solid slow eccentric would perform great with these bad boys since you gotta lower the weight for those anyway

Maybe, but The shape does changes how the weight is distributed. Instead of being heavy on just two ends, this “dumbbell” keeps the weight more localized/evenly distributed. That translates to more stability and reduces (notice I didn’t say cancels out) how much your stabilizers have to help with the movement, Which in turn, creates more tension in the targeted muscle group.

@@frpog4253 that still has nothing to do with the force curve or getting constant tension.

Yeah…that seemed like a misleading claim from a guy who definitely knows what he’s talking about. I’m hoping he just misspoke.

@@frpog4253yeah this is almost certainly what he means…he’s not claiming you can replace your cable machines with these 😂

@@frpog4253 a few inches in the shape of the dumbbell doesn’t magically change gravity. It’s a smaller dumbbell. That is it. What he was saying was nonsensical gibberish.

He looks leaner than I've ever seen him. Wonder if he is just down to doing trt

​@@brandonmc01yeah i noticed that too he was packing a lot of fats lately but i liked it coz it keeped him healthy

@@brandonmc01no. Lol

It's his gym after all

@@wojo9732 what is his gym called? and where is it located? is it in Las Vegas

@@Bitcoin_Goldit is called Kilo gym. It is in Summerlin Las. Vegas. It is actually a private club.

Jay's balls

@@arrow2380 lol come on tell me what really gym called?

Better isolation because of this, less stabilizing

@@UnderPeruvianSky Absolutely 💯

​@@UnderPeruvianSky😂 omg.. People fall for anything these days

so like.. a dumbbell?

@@zymethamp6596but better

This isnt a replacment, its just an evolution of its form.

Yep and helps him swing the weights more efficiently, just what's needed to build muscle 😂 "not focussing on the contraction" WTF

@@mikopaqthere’s a time and place for swinging weights (slightly) especially when trying to achieve hypertrophy. Feel free to comment as you please, put you’re oozing ignorance

@@frpog4253 Using momentum to cheat another rep after maxing out on a STRICT set is one thing. Using momentum throughout a set with zero control is entirely different....MORON

@@mikopaq come back when you win a bb show kkthxbye

They’re basically center mass bells that you can get from rogue or sorinex. Those are a lot cheaper than these but still a bit pricey compared to regular dumbbells.

@@ted6580looked em up they are expensive and they make you look like a mii character.

Self promo

exercise is not longevity it's stress to the body = less longevity. more stress to the heart isn't going to make you live longer. how many 100 year olds have you met that told you key to life is going to the man made gym lifting man made weights? total slave shit.

@@PoliisikoiraRex I actually meant he is still in great shape at his age. At that age no other Mr Olympia is in a shape like Jay Cutler. I didn't mean he will live long or bodybuilders live long.

@@PoliisikoiraRex bruh lifting weights strengthens your joints and muscles improve heart health which will help you in the long term if you dont go overboard and stay consistent rather than not doing any exercise or just cardio also look up Edith Murway Traina she lived to 101 there are also others like her this is some brainrot shit thinking that lifting weights is somehow bad for you i mean it is if you do too much like everything else in life

Goatis aka sv3rige was right about exercise being a killer. @@doomi_nukem

It's not a new idea, strongmen have been using them for quite some time.

If you're pressing 100LB dumbbells, you bet your ass you want to be using these instead

The wheel has been a dozen times over its called evolution my boi

The weight is evenly distributed around the handle/ your hand. It's different to a normal dumbbell lol

Yea it's the same thing. How did Jay ever win olympias without them 😂

​@@erens-basementWhy? These look dodgy, harder to throw down if failing a lift because your hand is deep inside(heh) them.

Would pressing a 20kg bag of sand in each arm be as stable as a 20kg dumbbell in each arm?

You should google what the term resistance curve means.

@@jcl9034well, yes and no. 20kgs will always be 20kgs as long as its subject to earths gravity (fact) (Physics) Resistence curve is the force experienced by the muscles based on where the weight is in relation to the lever arm. Still the weight will remain as 20kgs. Regardless of shape or method of moving it, it will still be 20kgs.

@@Fran-or3lt Thats like saying in a vacuum absent of air resistance a pount of feathers will fall at the same rate as a lead ball that weighs 1 pound. Would u rather drop that lead ball onto your face from 10 meters up in the air or a pound of feathers?

@@jcl9034 that is not relevent to the argument nor factual

It's dumbbells, buddy...

If you have to bail out, then you're probably punching above your weight

@@reignman2103never had a cramp? An injury? Never lost your grip? Never lost stability? Dumbass comment

@@reignman2103guess you dont ever train to failure..

@@benmerritt1753training to failure doesn’t mean going until you drop them and hurt yourself, after a while in the gym you know when you’ve done all you can do and how to put them down safely

Just FYI, Jay doesn't have any affiliation with "these dumbbells"... Other than he uses the. Ofcourse

Yes, it's dangerous!

ThYs what I posted. Seem hazardous tossing after heavy lift

Drop them lol its thay simple

Yes but he looks better than most that come off the sauce 😂

​@@benjamindean9123It depends on the level of "TRT" that he's using

Then use proper form with light to moderate weight.

​@@j4demastthat's not an answer.

@@ori-yorudan It is, tho. Stop with the ego lifts. With a lighter weight, proper form and technique, it will prevent injury from happening

@@ori-yorudan How the f*ck the lift goes wrong in the first place anyways?

@@j4demast you can be lifting at a reasonable weight for your strength and still have an unfortunate scenario. A dislocation or rotator cuff failure are rare but not unheard of, these weights will just drag your fucked up arm down in a much worse way.

Yep. If u can't stabilize the wait because of weak wrists... might wanna train those weak wrists

​@@MercenarySedunless of course you have bone issues.

The odds of what you're describing happening are ridiculously small. The design of these is FAR MORE safer than a regular dumbbell, as it limits the Moment of Inertia through the movement and reduces the chance of wrist injury dramatically, especially when managing heavier weight.

@@LawrenceAugust_ the odds are not ridiculously small, they happen almost every other day in any gym in the world. If you train heavy you're likely to black out for a sec and the design of normal dumbbell make it easier to drop them and these dumbbells are almost always going to break a wrist in that situation. There is also almost no extra advantage of using these dumbbells over normal dumbbells

@@AdnanShaikh-zh5zd LOL, look at Fatbells by Donnie Thompson who is stronger than you will ever be and trains harder than you will ever train. They use the exact same concept. You have ZERO clue what you're talking about.

I’d like to get my hands on them to try them but first thoughts are definitely that there is a chance you can’t bail easily and end up getting injured