For the sports question lifting itself is a sport. It’s better to practice your sport and perform exercises such as front squats, OHP, and sprints/ jump rope that help increase your athleticism. Overall practice your sport as you do practice like you play
@ChristopherSheehan-Bryant9 сағат бұрын
I’ve found that starting to reach a heavy 5 reps on s/bp/dl/ohp works best then on weeks 2-3 perform 3x5 @ 85% on week 2 then 5x5 @ 75% week 3. Then week 4 deload with high reps at 45-60% on how you feel. I personally would squat each day (1 max then a heavy 3x3 @ 90%) Bench twice a week (1 heavy day and the other at a moderate 3x3 @ 90%) same for OHP and I’d do 1 heavy conventional Deadlift and then a 3x3 Trap Bar Deadlift to 5 reps. Weekends I would perform light squats (3x10 @ 50%) and then walk 30 min on incline treadmill. That would be month 1 after just rinse and repeat
@s.wilson567515 сағат бұрын
"..... Check out the more in-depth video...." Milo says! Blimey....My brain has just had an intense workout watching this. Thanks for this. All your content is very much appreciated. Incidentally, have you seen The Phantom Tollbooth? The boys name is Milo. 🙂
@superricky1317 сағат бұрын
I've always liked the tension of cable exercises. Now I know why.
@sonat200819 сағат бұрын
All though there are some basic guidelines yes but… The best exercises to build muscle the number of reps the number of sets even the exercise range of motion is different from one human being to another. This is what I have learned after 17 years of training.
@limebarchetta797919 сағат бұрын
Why are you comparing compound movements with isolation movements?
@bekanavКүн бұрын
HARD TRAINING = MUSCLE GROWTH SORENESS = YOU TRAINED HARD, POSSIBLY TOO HARD TRAIN WHEN YOU ARE SORE AND WEAK = DUMB TRAIN WHEN YOU FEEL STRONG AND ENJOY IT = SMART
@kren4449Күн бұрын
Before watching I'm going to guess: it has to take the target muscle through a large range of motion (ideally with there being a lot of tension at long muscle lengths), it has to be limited by the target muscle and not something else (other muscles, joints, tendons, cardiovascular system,..), it should be amenable to progressive overload, you should actually like doing it (a less than optimal exercise you enjoy doing and will actually do and put effort into is going to be better than an otherwise better exercise you hate and won't do regularly/put any effort into)
@BurkhimselfКүн бұрын
When do we get beardless Dr Milo ? 💪🏼
@trogpoКүн бұрын
The disproportional beard is showy and redundant. Keep it real. Good luck!
@marcelmerkel29862 күн бұрын
Great video, prefer it over the several hour long podcasts
@volkshandel2 күн бұрын
stretching like Probably gymnastics compared to Gym weightlifting.
@volkshandel2 күн бұрын
Hi, it is being done in Hospitals in south Africa, where people can't move or use their muscles, the nurse stretching the limbs the person can't use to combat muscle loss.
@dbolland2 күн бұрын
Why is he talking so weirdly?
@pathologicaldoubt2 күн бұрын
I always thought Milo speaks too quickly but these sort of breakdown videos are perfect for his rate of speaking 😅
@AndrewSeal-wq6xy2 күн бұрын
Dom's increases mind muscle connection. Maybe Alexis train or be aware of the muscles are training more effectively 3 days out
@Innovativephysiquedevelopment2 күн бұрын
Maybe mike can explain how the us armed forces and special forces have conditioned their servicemen and women in total contradiction to the more is less diatribe he and so many others speak of. David Goggins, whom is the best endurance / strength athlete to have ever lived takes training very differently. Stop trying to take the easy way out and work your ass off like so many other champions have for decades.
@sexologiqytgyyh2 күн бұрын
so we don't need isolation for the biceps if we only do vertical pulls but if we do horizontal pulls we will need it, interestingly I think that my biceps would not grow optimally if I only do pull ups
@jmidnite1142 күн бұрын
Dr Mike please if you have any info can you help. I am that anomaly that you talked about at 19m in the video. I am 55 and been working out since 17. I maintained between 200 and 220 lb with about 10% body fat. I am now 170 lb and I never got sore all the years working out. But now only with legs I am sore for days and seriously like doing only warm up sets and I am extremely sore. I am a veteran and only go to the VA hospital and they are idiots. This is going on for years and they have no answer. They are clueless and my way of life has changed so much. I can trip over small rocks that are like 2 inches big. It's really depressing that no one know why my legs are not growing and yet my upper body gets nice and pumped and I can push and not get sore
@seattlegrrlie2 күн бұрын
I'm glad to hear that machine with drop sets is just as good or better. I actually really enjoy them plus they make it fast and easy to get in a session after a long day
@ktfo46202 күн бұрын
I love Dr. Mike's advice.
@Wtizreal2 күн бұрын
imo when you do extreme angle incline curls its not good for your shoulder i think esp on cable. I mean you could be stretching the ligaments that hold your shoulder in place so if you can get the same or better bicep involvement with preacher curls i think it worth doing preacher at different angles
@joelsombroek2 күн бұрын
So the proximal part of a muscle seems to grow more in a flexed position and the distal part more in the stretched position. Would the benefit of lengthened partials then come from the fact that the distal part of a muscle is generally "stronger" or flexing more ?
@quickmax46482 күн бұрын
Waiting for Eric Bugenhagen's reaction
@p.a.k34992 күн бұрын
bro can you please make a video about explovisve strength for athletes
@Rocky...42 күн бұрын
First optimize YOUR muscle growth!
@WhereArfThou2 күн бұрын
He is huge wdym
@wendywoo70312 күн бұрын
Personally i like feeling sore after training, it feels good when i stretch in the morning and the muscles feel like they've been worked
@arcangel49402 күн бұрын
I love the 45 min
@muscleandmath29103 күн бұрын
Maybe horizontal pulling is not as good for biceps, because there's more shoulder extension, hence increasing tricep long head involvement. More triceps activation should mean the biceps are contributing less.
@TheHybrid3503 күн бұрын
great
@gokukakarot18553 күн бұрын
For the algorithm
@luizperezdacosta17263 күн бұрын
Nice coach
@mcwillip3 күн бұрын
It would be great to have an explanation of why the preacher curl had more tension at the lengthened than the incline curl. I'm guessing its some kind of moment arm thing but i don't even really know what that means. And also how to evaluate this for different movements with different muscles.
@zachdivilbiss49533 күн бұрын
Think of the direction of gravity. Straight down. In the incline curl your arms hang straight down. Your bicep does not need to put force against gravity to hold it in position. In the preacher curl gravity pulls the weight directly towards the ground. This is trying to extend the elbow farther than it wants to so your first motion to curl up has to overcome the force from gravity acting on the weight. Hope that helps you understand a bit more
@garethmogford44403 күн бұрын
Good to know that i can atleast maintain some of my gains by stretching when I'm unable lift. Im guessing stretch mediated hypertrophy is achieved through static stretching but some clarification on this would be appreciated 😄
@fitoverforty3 күн бұрын
And the pendulum swingeth! RIP lengthened partials
@deboraharnaut9893 күн бұрын
Great video, thank you! Would like to get your thoughts on the 2020 Chaves et al study about flat vs incline bench (PMID 32922646); maybe on a future video? :) P.S.: I dig the SbS t-shirt; any chance to get one of those (in the UK)?
@strongerbyscience3 күн бұрын
Good point! I’d forgotten to mention this one. I’ll discuss in the future! I’ll discuss the SBS t-shirt idea internally and let’s see what we can do -Milo
@yourmomtwice3 күн бұрын
I’m getting partially lengthened just by watching this
@Kinger233 күн бұрын
Is it just me, or does this look ADRed?
@1m2ogaming3 күн бұрын
In your opinion, is the incline curl with lenghtened partials similar to the preacher curl.
@GluttonforPunishment2 күн бұрын
They’re both good exercises. Try rotating the two in and out of your workouts from time to time.
@AndusDominae3 күн бұрын
Can I get a real Dr's opinion on my thought that the preacher curl is technically a shortened partial? People say it's a lengthened partial because the highest resistance is at an angle of lesser elbow flexion than in a standing curl. That ignores the broader mechanics, IMHO, or at the least is only a partial explanation. By increasing the angle of shoulder flexion in isolation, you reduce biceps length. If you stand with your arm by your side, then bend the elbow such that it's parallel with the floor (greatest resistance), and maintain that parallel while flexing the shoulder, in a very simplified model the biceps would actually remain at a constant length... of course, real biomechanics aren't that simple. I've heard people say only the long head is biarticular, but it's not. I think it is a bit more complicated than just saying both heads are fully biarticular, though... especially with the path the long head takes passing through transverse ligament (I'm sure there's a specific name for it, but it escapes me) at the bicipital groove, and something in the back of my head says it's partially attached there but I can't say I've read that for sure. This isn't to say preacher curl's are bad or anything, it's just to question the specific claim that it's a lengthened partial vs my claim it would be more accurate to say it's a shortened partial. Edit: It is a lengthened 'biased' lift for all muscles concerned. I think that's where the confusion lies. It's a lengthened biased shortened partial for both heads of the biceps, and just a lengthened biased exercise for the brachialis and brachioradialis. Pt2. I know shoulder flexion lead shortening is less significant per degree than elbow extension lengthening. That's what I meant about the more complex system than simply 1:1. That's why it's a lengthened biased exercise, despite being a shortened partial by my reasoning. The bicipital groove thing was a side point, but potentially worth thinking about.
@Delta3angle3 күн бұрын
It's only shortening the long head of the biceps. It is still a lengthened partial for the short head, brachialis, and brachioradialis.
@AndusDominae3 күн бұрын
@@Delta3angle it's shortening both heads. They both cross the shoulder joint. If one isn't shortened, it's the long head that may have a partial attachment around the transverse ligament of the bicipital groove if the nagging feeling at the back of my head is right. It's not lengthening any muscle as far as I can see. It is a lengthened 'biased' lift for all muscles concerned. I think that's where the confusion lies. It's a lengthened biased shortened partial for both heads of the biceps, and just a lengthened biased exercise for the brachialis and brachioradialis.
@sisyphusjacked2 күн бұрын
İ have watched a video about that recently on milo s own channel . i get your reasoning , i thought so as well , but it turned out that the actual thing that matters is the loading in the ' relatively ' stretched position . Here s the video about it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sM-ofMxm1prLlqM.html&si=SXPLWIqoqSLm_Uc_ Also i have been doing unilateral db preacher curls in a way that my humerus is in lateral rotation as much as possible while i m sitting 45 ish degrees to preacher curl machine ( turned 45 ° to right if i m training my left biceps ) , i try to maintain my humerus position almost paralell to floor ( 15 ish degree when my arm is completely extended and i slowly and slightly increase the angle in concentrics , the opposite in the eccentrics ) , letting my biceps completely lengthen itself at bottom ( feels like hell unleashed to your biceps ) and curling it no more than 90 ish degrees ( your forearm will be almost 90 ° degree to ground ) controlling the eccentric . İ did that in my last 2 mesocycles (and boy you will hate it but love it ) and saw really good results . Do not try to spam volume with that , find your own MRV and train accordingly ( numbers of sets i will mention below are the maximum i can do at the end of mesocycle , so be sensitive with your volume considerations ) 3 to 4 sets per side will fuck your arms up ( also since the hardest position is at the bottom i used 'light weights' but hit the 8 to 10 rep range , you will know when you reach failure that way ) Try to do unilateral hammer curl it after that ( technique is all the same just make it hammer ) 1 or 2 sets will do the work , and then do straight bar reverse grip preacher curl with similar technique ( take a look at jeff nippards videos for really good reverse grip bb curl tips ) for maybe 2 sets at most . Let that recover for half a week at least , you can split the volume for high frequency etc too İ m not a ' real doctor ' though 😅
@Matt-ej1mb3 күн бұрын
Triceps don't respond to SMH. Paul Carter explained it
@boxerfencer3 күн бұрын
SMH?
@user-ii7xc1ry3x3 күн бұрын
oh yes, the great evidence-based Paul Carter. This is SBS, we talk real science here.
@ThaKKatt3 күн бұрын
@@boxerfencer I'm guessing it means "Stretch-Mediated Hypertrophy" which Milo describes as a popularly misconstrued term
@berryvolcano37873 күн бұрын
Stop listening to PC, he's clueless and just repeats the wild theories Chris has.
@placeholder293 күн бұрын
@@berryvolcano3787so triceps do respond to it?
@Coachahmadreza3 күн бұрын
@Adam_Bileckyj3 күн бұрын
Great video! If hypertrophy is the same, would one favor overhead triceps extensions and standing calf raises as it loads more of the body compared to triceps pushdown and seated calf raises?
@yourmomtwice3 күн бұрын
It’s more that those movements spend more time in the stretched position
@ms3ben3 күн бұрын
How about incline cable curl for both more tension and stretch 🤓🤔
@strongerbyscience3 күн бұрын
Hard to say, but *may* be better! -Milo
@jaymills17203 күн бұрын
Love these shorter series! ❤
@Pain539243 күн бұрын
Helu Doesn't a pronated curl put biceps under more tension compared to supinated grip? If yes why don't you recommend it? If not, would you recommend pronated curl for any muscle at all? 5th time commenting the same thing on your video milo
@AlmostlessThanHuman3 күн бұрын
Half kneeling cable crossbody twist chest fly with a lengthened partial pulse
@strongerbyscience3 күн бұрын
Truly the most optimal exercise 💯 -Milo
@user-ii7xc1ry3x3 күн бұрын
My man naming exercises as if they were Anime character's ultimate moves
@3amsleep3 күн бұрын
background music was bleeping and blooping in the same frequency range as human speak, so it was getting in the way of listening to what this beautiful bald, lambo collecting, butler having, sex fearing, weirldy proportioned, PhD on the topic had to say.