Man you the only British American who perform exercises on youtube who really looks young and youth! Give us the secret brother! Your daily workout and diet if you don’t mind!!! And thank you Sirr 👍🏻✅
Tim, this exercise is one of my favorites. I do them every day. Probably not a great idea but I feel it over my entire body. Thank you for the instruction.
You are really good at presenting and explaining and encouraging. You are also hilarious!! I have to tell you when I saw my friend my age 63, doing these push-ups every morning, he was in the Indian military I thought those look more challenging, more extensive than my fingertip push-ups. I also came here because someone commented on another video that you knew how to do all the 5 tibetans properly as per Peter K. Glad I found you. 🙏
Hey Tim... I'm so glad to have come across your channel a week ago. I am a developer and my time is spent sitting for hours on a chair with head and neck focussed on the computer. These head, neck, shoulders and hips exercises have literally changed my life. My productivity has never been this good. Could you also do tutorials on arms, legs and chest because I would like to join the gym I the coming month?
So great to hear of your progress! That's really fantastic. Thank you for sharing this with me. I'm very glad the videos have been helpful to you. Thank you also for the suggestions. Do you have specific needs/questions about the arms, legs, and chest?
Hey Super Tim and the OS Crew (I feel like that could be the name of a band🤙), Just want to say thank you for making the internet (and world) a better place. There’s a lot of negativity out there and your jovial spirit and message of movement, positivity, community, and wisdom is a huge blessing to combat that. You’re awesome, amazing, and an inspiration! Thank you for taking the time to personally answer so many peoples’ comments. And a big aloha and mahalo from way across the country in San Diego!
Awesome! I originally started doing these based on your principles of rocking. Was a little concerned about winging it, glad to see I haven’t been coloring outside the lines.
Thanks once again Tim! Ironically these are how I came to know of your channel! 😆 I was researching online about “dive-bombers” because I had no idea if I was ever doing them correctly ....since I stole them from a Navy Seal workout in Men’s Health 20 some years ago when I was a ballerina in NYC (before CZcams and internet luxuries) ...then, online I saw your priori video you made on them once I found out dive-bombers are a version of Hindu pushups from a different platform.....Now.... the journey continues and you are leading me to bigger, and more beautiful things! ❤️🙏🏻 like this book you are talking about! (Your book 😊) Thanks again, Keep inspiring and being inspired! Julie
Thanks for writing, Julie. Dive bombers are no joke! They'll work you, but personally, I just think the Hindu Pushup feels so much better. As a ballerina, I can see how you'd be drawn to either of them as they allow you to flow through the movement. That's why I like these so much, they flow. I hope you have a wonderful journey full of amazing discoveries! If you do get the book, feel free to let me know if you try any of the concepts. I'd love to hear from you.
Mr. Tim, I find this exercise very effective, simple, and efficient. This is more reliable than regular pushups, this targets the whole body unlike normal pushups which only targets upper body only. Last friday night I did 60 straight hindu pushups in 1 go without taking a break.
In India a lot of healthy 80 year olds do Hindu Pushups (there are 9 different variations of hindu pushups) and Hindu Squats every single day. Other days they do Suryanamaskar (Sun Salutations)
Sir being diagnosed terminal is bad enough but developing incontinence only compounded a bad situation due to following your three pelvic floor videos over the last eighteen months I have literaly eliminated the incontinence I did them twice a day for ten minutes I also prior to them I do fifteen pushups which I have altered to match rocking hindu as per this video, your impersonation of Chris Farley always make me laugh from a very wet & cold Manchester Uk MANY THANKS
Ha ha tried it nearly ended up on my face! Second time I think every vertebrae in my spine made a cracking sound. Third time managed it sooorrt of. Watch this space.
This is awesome Tim! Despite living in India my whole life, I've barely heard/ seen the Hindu Pushups being done. How did you come across these exercises?
I learned them many years ago from Matt Furey, in a book called Combat Conditioning. He was a wrestler, one of the best. The Hindu Squats and Pushups are really popular with wrestlers. They are also like yoga movements at speed. I've seen very old footage of very mature yogis doing these movements too. They are wonderful movements.
@@OriginalStrengthSystem Beautiful ❤️ These Indian youth's are dragging away from INDIAN Culture 🚩 so they Don't know anything so Just ignore them.. More Power to You 💜
You make it look much easier than it is..for me atleast. Once i had my forearms on ground in beginning it was hard n got harder to lift up. Maybe I'll stick to simple rocking fr 2 min fr some more time
I know it's hard to believe but some people, like my wife, might not get the context for your shameless plug. She went from intimidated to impressed when I showed her the original clip. 😀
That's a great place to start! 5 is awesome! They don't have to be pretty either, just 2 or 3 here and there, often and eventually they'll feel smooth and good. Then you'll find yourself saying something like "I can barely do 25."
I DO THIS WITH BUT UP IN THE AIR. ITS AMAZING FEELS SO GOOD ON BODY I FEEL LIKE WRESTLER THANKS MAN. LOVE YOUR IMITATION S GREAT CHARECTOR ACTOR. WE NEED MAD TV BACK ON. THIS IS GREAT
@@OriginalStrengthSystem THANKS I PICK RIGHT UP ON THAT. IT WAS LAST OF IMITATEING CELIBRITIES. OPRA WINFRY. GEORGE BUSCH. MY MOM WAS LIVE THEN. I HAD HOUSE. POOL. I LOVE CHINESE GUY ON THERE HE WAS COMIC. AND SPYCHIC LADY. LOL. THANKS FOR EXCERSISEN. KEEPS MY MIND OFF NOW THERE SAYEN BE PROPARED CHINA INVASION AND I WARNED PEOPLE. KEEP IN BLISS
Great advice - do you think these are safe for someone with shoulder pain? I have some issues with my ac joint on the left side, my rotator cuff on the right side, and my joint capsule on both sides. Thanks!
It depends. This can be great for shoulders. BUT we teach never to move into pain. You want to move in and take advantage of the range of motion that is pain free.
@@OriginalStrengthSystem Thank you! One follow up: a lot of times while I’m working out my shoulders feel fine, but the day after I’ll feel like my anterior capsule/rotator cuff is super sore (in a bad way, I think) or my AC joint feels loose or odd. Any recommendations? I’d like to program Hindu push-ups but I’m a tad bit nervous
I actually play with both ways. I inhale on the pushback and exhale on the dive down sometimes and other times I inhale on the dive down and exhale on the pushback I think being able to move fluidly inside of both breathing patterns is helpful.
I’m not sure I totally understand your question. But, at the start, in the rock back position, I have air in my lungs. On the dive down, I breathe out. Pushing back into the rock, I breathe in. BUT just to explore, sometimes I do it completely opposite of that.
I will have "Pressing Reset: Original Strength Reloaded" delivered to me tomorrow. I don´t know exactly what to expect from it, but I really like your videos because they are useful and fun to apply in practice. Your way of looking at physical health/longevity really makes sense to me. That is why I´m confident that I will find interesting information and ideas in the book. However, I would like to know more about your 21 day routine, Is there a special order/variation of movements that you use, or do you just pick one and do it for 21 days? Currently I´m playing with the scorpion/frog roll daily, and I try to come up with my own movements and routines, as I discover the marvellous design of the body. I find the rolling especially helpful when lifting weights, as it teaches the body to follow a natural movement pattern, instead of falling into a faulty one that would lead to injury under a heavy load. I have also come to understand the importance of deep breathing, and that is something that just cannot be praised enough. Who would have thought that one could reach such joy and understanding from mere play alone? Life really is beautiful, once you see the simplicity of it. Thank you for providing others the opportunity to learn so much, keep up the good work!
Oh man, You’re there - at a gateway. I think there is much more behind what you’ve written, what you’ve learned and discovered. I’m guessing you’re having quite the adventure. Anyway, thanks for sharing this. I think you’ll find a lot in Pressing Reset, nuances, affirmations, “oh’s”... I do hope you’ll write back and tell me what you discover along the way. As for the 21’s. That’s a daily movement program I put together through the lens of OS, The Tibetan Rites, and biology. Looking at the movement design and the bodies ability to maintain itself. It’s a handful of movements done 21 repetitions each. It may take 10 to 30 minutes depending on how you approach it or where your ability is at. It’s essentially what you are learning how to do now. Play, explore, create. You’ve got it my friend. Really, thank you. Your comment is very uplifting and I’m excited about your journey.
Hi. After 6 or 7 reps my arms are getting ahead of me, wrists and shoulders not in line then when i get back in flexion i bring in my arms to be more in line not to far a head. Basically from starting perfectly arms get to far ahead when in extension is this ok and why do i keep shifting and im been doing this awhile
It’s okay. Don’t stress about it. I’m not really sure why it’s happening as I can’t see you perform the pushups. But again, I don’t think it’s anything to stress about. It’s okay to readjust your positioning while you train.
It can be fairly normal and it does not have to mean anything. It is often just noise. IF however, the cracks are accompanied with pain, that is not normal and that is more than noise.
I GOT TO TRY THIS. GREAT EXCERSISE. I LOVE YOUR PERSONALITY GREAT IMERTATOR OF GUY DOWN RIVER HA HA CRIS FARLEY CHARECTOR MOTIVATION SPEAKER. I WASNT READY FOR. LOVE IT.
I DID THIS AT GYM TONIGHT WITH MY CARDIO EXCERSISES. I WAS KILLEN THEM ALL STUCK UPS WATCH ME. IT FEELS GREAT ALL OVER BODY. BACK. ARMS. IT MADE ME LOOK LIKE PRO THEY WERE ALL STEAREN ME OUT THANK YOU. IS THERE ANOTHER FOR ABS MAKES MOVE FEEL RESTED ? LET ME KNOW. THANK YOU. I LIKE THIS SO MUCH BETTER THEN REGULAR PUSH UP.
Im ripping the skin off my knees with carpet burns even on a mat, to the point of bleeding and big scabs. Am i doing something wrong. Its not pleasant but I can bare it if its a case of toughening up but I'm worried I'm performing the movement wrong. Thanks
I don't know if you are doing anything wrong, but We don't want to bleed or cause bleeding. Maybe take a break and let your skin heal, then make sure your skin is hydrated - lotion helps. Then use paddling under your knees.Also, you can take some pressure off the knees by pushing the toes in the floor when you are doing the pushup part. I hope this helps some.
That's not correct position. The knees don't touch the ground. Try it, it makes it challenging. The form you tried is for those who can't do a full one hindu pushup
Yes, thank you this version is done this way on purpose, to help those who can’t and also to offer a movement that just feels good for overall well-being. I’ve other videos about the Hindu Push-up for those that want more.
@@OriginalStrengthSystem i did have feeling That it might befor beginners. But didn't see it anywhere. Good work though. Make one with correct form. also Fyi, there are 12 types of Hindu pushups and 8 hindu squats. You would love one than other. Would be exciting to see you demonstrating each. Good luck Would to see your series on that
Hey, sorry for the late reply. I was on vacation. You could do this as long as you don't move into pain - moving where you can without pain. The regular rocking pushup may be the best place to start: czcams.com/video/iiYmnrz9m24/video.html
The main thing is to breathe. You can inhale on the way back and exhale on the dive and push, OR, you can reverse that. Just don’t hold your breath and breathe to the movement.
I guess the difference would be intent and tension. On the knees, the rocking Hindu pushup offers less tension, yet more range of motion in the hips, and knees. Elevated, it’s a whole new movement. The traditional Hindu doesn’t really involve the knee joint and would also hit the shoulders and chest at a different angle. Just variations.
From a muscular standpoint? I wouldn’t think so. But if your asking from a body circumference standpoint due to body fat, then they could be a helpful tool, though diet would be the king there. I apologize if I am not understanding your question.
Maybe try reducing the range of motion, or the speed of motion, to see where you can move without moving into pain. If there is a pain free range of motion or speed, stay in that range for now.
This is for sure one of my favorite movements of all time!
Man you the only British American who perform exercises on youtube who really looks young and youth! Give us the secret brother! Your daily workout and diet if you don’t mind!!! And thank you Sirr 👍🏻✅
Nutrition, exercise, mobility, and taking care of your skin. Probably some genetics too.
Great video! Found your channel because of your original Hindu pushup video. You earned yourself a subscriber!
Hey, thanks so much! Glad it’s useful!
Tim, this exercise is one of my favorites. I do them every day. Probably not a great idea but I feel it over my entire body. Thank you for the instruction.
Haha the end really caught me off guard!
Hope it made you laugh
You are really good at presenting and explaining and encouraging. You are also hilarious!!
I have to tell you when I saw my friend my age 63, doing these push-ups every morning, he was in the Indian military I thought those look more challenging, more extensive than my fingertip push-ups.
I also came here because someone commented on another video that you knew how to do all the 5 tibetans properly as per Peter K.
Glad I found you. 🙏
Hey Sam! Thanks for commenting! And so happy you get my sense of humor!
Love the sketch at the end too! 😂
Hey Tim... I'm so glad to have come across your channel a week ago. I am a developer and my time is spent sitting for hours on a chair with head and neck focussed on the computer. These head, neck, shoulders and hips exercises have literally changed my life. My productivity has never been this good. Could you also do tutorials on arms, legs and chest because I would like to join the gym I the coming month?
So great to hear of your progress! That's really fantastic. Thank you for sharing this with me. I'm very glad the videos have been helpful to you.
Thank you also for the suggestions. Do you have specific needs/questions about the arms, legs, and chest?
Yeah, Hindu push ups, and Hindu squats.
Hey Super Tim and the OS Crew (I feel like that could be the name of a band🤙),
Just want to say thank you for making the internet (and world) a better place. There’s a lot of negativity out there and your jovial spirit and message of movement, positivity, community, and wisdom is a huge blessing to combat that.
You’re awesome, amazing, and an inspiration!
Thank you for taking the time to personally answer so many peoples’ comments. And a big aloha and mahalo from way across the country in San Diego!
Aloha, my friend! Thank you so much for the encouragement. So glad you are finding the videos helpful! Thank you for writing!
LOL that Chris Farley skit at the end 😂👍
Awesome! I originally started doing these based on your principles of rocking. Was a little concerned about winging it, glad to see I haven’t been coloring outside the lines.
Coloring outside the lines is the only way to be free
This is the most important exercise for the ideal musculine body
I believe you can have that with this movement!
Thanks once again Tim! Ironically these are how I came to know of your channel! 😆 I was researching online about “dive-bombers” because I had no idea if I was ever doing them correctly ....since I stole them from a Navy Seal workout in Men’s Health 20 some years ago when I was a ballerina in NYC (before CZcams and internet luxuries) ...then, online I saw your priori video you made on them once I found out dive-bombers are a version of Hindu pushups from a different platform.....Now.... the journey continues and you are leading me to bigger, and more beautiful things! ❤️🙏🏻 like this book you are talking about! (Your book 😊)
Thanks again,
Keep inspiring and being inspired!
Julie
Thanks for writing, Julie. Dive bombers are no joke! They'll work you, but personally, I just think the Hindu Pushup feels so much better. As a ballerina, I can see how you'd be drawn to either of them as they allow you to flow through the movement. That's why I like these so much, they flow.
I hope you have a wonderful journey full of amazing discoveries! If you do get the book, feel free to let me know if you try any of the concepts. I'd love to hear from you.
Excellent exercise! You rock, man! Just came across your stuff - awesome! Love the Chris Farley!! Peace, bro.
Welcome to the channel! I hope it’s helpful to you. Thanks so much for getting my humor!
Besides being a great exercise it's perfect for beginners to get stronger before going full hindu pushup.
This is exactly what I have needed for my mobility sessions! Thanks for your tutorials!! 💯🔥
Glad the videos are useful!
Thanks, Tim.
Always love lower/mid back exercise since highschool. The tingling and feel good sensation ❤
Mr. Tim, I find this exercise very effective, simple, and efficient. This is more reliable than regular pushups, this targets the whole body unlike normal pushups which only targets upper body only. Last friday night I did 60 straight hindu pushups in 1 go without taking a break.
You’re a beast! Nice work. It is such a great movement!
@@OriginalStrengthSystem did 70 of this today.
@@OriginalStrengthSystem update: 100 straight of this today.😊
Fantastic!!!
Thanks.
In India a lot of healthy 80 year olds do Hindu Pushups (there are 9 different variations of hindu pushups) and Hindu Squats every single day. Other days they do Suryanamaskar (Sun Salutations)
You are a wave brother.
Sir being diagnosed terminal is bad enough but developing incontinence only compounded a bad situation due to following your three pelvic floor videos over the last eighteen months I have literaly eliminated the incontinence I did them twice a day for ten minutes I also prior to them I do fifteen pushups which I have altered to match rocking hindu as per this video, your impersonation of Chris Farley always make me laugh from a very wet & cold Manchester Uk MANY THANKS
I’m so glad the videos were helpful to you. And very happy to know i made you laugh! Keep your heart up my friend.
Down by the river 🙂, nice touch
You remind me of Peter Murphy. This looks way more fun than a regular push up. Thank you for the great video, I subscribed.
Thank you! I hope the videos are useful to you!
Haha love the Chris Farley reference
Ha ha tried it nearly ended up on my face! Second time I think every vertebrae in my spine made a cracking sound. Third time managed it sooorrt of. Watch this space.
Great content! Love this channel. Just found it a few days ago.
Awesome, glad you are finding the videos useful!
Love hindu pushups. not sure if I have the strength for 21 reps though
It’s in you
Very tasty movement; thanks.
This is awesome Tim!
Despite living in India my whole life, I've barely heard/ seen the Hindu Pushups being done.
How did you come across these exercises?
I learned them many years ago from Matt Furey, in a book called Combat Conditioning. He was a wrestler, one of the best. The Hindu Squats and Pushups are really popular with wrestlers. They are also like yoga movements at speed. I've seen very old footage of very mature yogis doing these movements too. They are wonderful movements.
Really Siddharth? Never heard of Zor, or dand??? It's probably first exercise every Indian teen practises when starts body building
@@OriginalStrengthSystem Beautiful ❤️
These Indian youth's are dragging away from INDIAN Culture 🚩 so they Don't know anything so Just ignore them..
More Power to You 💜
Hello you must not have been into it but it is existing in India, sad to know inspite of living in India you don’t know anything about this exercise.
It is a human invention nothing more nothing less, nationalism makes mankind weak
I love that movement
😂😂😂 what an ending to this video 👏👏
You get me!
I enjoy these workouts!
Awesome! So glad to hear
Loved it.
Tim please make a video on knock knee (knee valgus) correction
Hey, I'll see what I can do.
Hi Mister Tim, does Hindu push ups worked forearms,biceps,upper back,middle and posterior shoulders? Thank u for ur response sir.
They do! They are great for upper body strength and they can be very useful for building a muscular looking physique.
Spot on Matt Foley 🚐
Ha! Awesome!
Love this!
I really like this movement
You make it look much easier than it is..for me atleast. Once i had my forearms on ground in beginning it was hard n got harder to lift up. Maybe I'll stick to simple rocking fr 2 min fr some more time
It does get easier, i promise! You can also try these in the meantime to help get you ready: czcams.com/video/4P_6cMFIZYQ/video.html
Hope this helps!
@@OriginalStrengthSystem thank you for the great content u put up. Very inspiring to stay consistent with day to day mobility
You are ultimately super from India 🎉🎉🎉💚💙💛.
🙏
Thanks 🙏
Hey guys in Hindu push ups breathing process is very important so take care of your inhale and exhale during the exercise
I know it's hard to believe but some people, like my wife, might not get the context for your shameless plug. She went from intimidated to impressed when I showed her the original clip. 😀
Ha! That’s awesome
TnQ sir,gd wrk 🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏
You look so young!!!!
I’ll take it!
Those rocking Hindu pushups are very difficult. I can barely do 5.
That's a great place to start! 5 is awesome! They don't have to be pretty either, just 2 or 3 here and there, often and eventually they'll feel smooth and good. Then you'll find yourself saying something like "I can barely do 25."
@@OriginalStrengthSystem and maybe one day I'll think they feel good, like you do, too. Lol
Starting the 21 day. And all iam adding is walking and jumproping. And a leg routine like squats and leg raises 3 times a week. Ill let y'all know.
Solid
How would you modify for 1) those with bad knees and can't knees on them or 2) Those who have difficulty getting down on the ground?
I’ve some videos that explains this for similar movements but I may need to shoot a video for this specific push-up. Thank you for the question.
Jaiíi Kesari Nandana 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Om Sivoham 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I DO THIS WITH BUT UP IN THE AIR. ITS AMAZING FEELS SO GOOD ON BODY I FEEL LIKE WRESTLER THANKS MAN. LOVE YOUR IMITATION S GREAT CHARECTOR ACTOR. WE NEED MAD TV BACK ON. THIS IS GREAT
I do miss Mad TV
@@OriginalStrengthSystem THANKS I PICK RIGHT UP ON THAT. IT WAS LAST OF IMITATEING CELIBRITIES. OPRA WINFRY. GEORGE BUSCH. MY MOM WAS LIVE THEN. I HAD HOUSE. POOL. I LOVE CHINESE GUY ON THERE HE WAS COMIC. AND SPYCHIC LADY. LOL. THANKS FOR EXCERSISEN. KEEPS MY MIND OFF NOW THERE SAYEN BE PROPARED CHINA INVASION AND I WARNED PEOPLE. KEEP IN BLISS
Its Indian cobra pushup.. Try it.. U will love it
This has been great for my health! Are there any other exercises like this you'd recommend for staying mobile and healthy?
So glad it is helpful. Here are some to try: czcams.com/video/igZAtNG2sxQ/video.html
czcams.com/video/RcL6Rw7l3_8/video.html
Thank you for the video
And I thought you knailed
That sales pitch bucko
Ha! thanks!
Thankyou
You’re welcome! 😊
Haha dude youre crazy lol!!
I'll do it starting today
this is a feel good movement
Yes indeed thank you
Yoga pose/flow : )
Great advice - do you think these are safe for someone with shoulder pain? I have some issues with my ac joint on the left side, my rotator cuff on the right side, and my joint capsule on both sides. Thanks!
It depends. This can be great for shoulders. BUT we teach never to move into pain. You want to move in and take advantage of the range of motion that is pain free.
@@OriginalStrengthSystem Thank you! One follow up: a lot of times while I’m working out my shoulders feel fine, but the day after I’ll feel like my anterior capsule/rotator cuff is super sore (in a bad way, I think) or my AC joint feels loose or odd. Any recommendations? I’d like to program Hindu push-ups but I’m a tad bit nervous
Înteresting but when do you inhalé and when do you exhale ?
Exhale on the dive, inhale on the rock back
Liked it for the ending lolol
Hope it made you smile
Wtf was the character at the ending!?
That made me never wanna see what his channel again! Lmao
It was supposed to be Matt Foley from SNL - classic Chris Farley. I tried. Sorry it disturbed you
I’m a there anything I can do for sciatica?
Try this: How to Relieve Sciatic Pain
czcams.com/video/Y08ySrKcLA4/video.html
How about breathing pattern Tim? When to inhale and exhale?
I actually play with both ways. I inhale on the pushback and exhale on the dive down sometimes and other times I inhale on the dive down and exhale on the pushback I think being able to move fluidly inside of both breathing patterns is helpful.
Should u breathe out when in full extension (cobra position)
While moving in and through extension, yes. BUT the most important thing is to breathe. Even if not perfectly matched up with the movement
2:10 I lost it my g
How old are you?
45.5
@@OriginalStrengthSystem Wait, really? If that is true you look incredible. Whoa, ok, proof that your methods do in fact hold true. Thank you!
I spy your new AB wheel... :D
Shhhhh!
Hi Tim,
When your in the starting position do you breathe in and out at the end?
I’m not sure I totally understand your question. But, at the start, in the rock back position, I have air in my lungs. On the dive down, I breathe out. Pushing back into the rock, I breathe in. BUT just to explore, sometimes I do it completely opposite of that.
How do you breath during this exercise?
Breath out on the dive and breathe in on the rock back. Or just breathe - it will work itself out
I will have "Pressing Reset: Original Strength Reloaded" delivered to me tomorrow.
I don´t know exactly what to expect from it, but I really like your videos because they are useful and fun to apply in practice.
Your way of looking at physical health/longevity really makes sense to me.
That is why I´m confident that I will find interesting information and ideas in the book.
However, I would like to know more about your 21 day routine, Is there a special order/variation of movements that you use, or do you just pick one and do it for 21 days?
Currently I´m playing with the scorpion/frog roll daily, and I try to come up with my own movements and routines, as I discover the marvellous design of the body.
I find the rolling especially helpful when lifting weights, as it teaches the body to follow a natural movement pattern, instead of falling into a faulty one that would lead to injury under a heavy load.
I have also come to understand the importance of deep breathing, and that is something that just cannot be praised enough.
Who would have thought that one could reach such joy and understanding from mere play alone?
Life really is beautiful, once you see the simplicity of it.
Thank you for providing others the opportunity to learn so much, keep up the good work!
Oh man, You’re there - at a gateway. I think there is much more behind what you’ve written, what you’ve learned and discovered. I’m guessing you’re having quite the adventure. Anyway, thanks for sharing this. I think you’ll find a lot in Pressing Reset, nuances, affirmations, “oh’s”...
I do hope you’ll write back and tell me what you discover along the way.
As for the 21’s. That’s a daily movement program I put together through the lens of OS, The Tibetan Rites, and biology. Looking at the movement design and the bodies ability to maintain itself. It’s a handful of movements done 21 repetitions each. It may take 10 to 30 minutes depending on how you approach it or where your ability is at. It’s essentially what you are learning how to do now. Play, explore, create. You’ve got it my friend.
Really, thank you. Your comment is very uplifting and I’m excited about your journey.
Hi. After 6 or 7 reps my arms are getting ahead of me, wrists and shoulders not in line then when i get back in flexion i bring in my arms to be more in line not to far a head. Basically from starting perfectly arms get to far ahead when in extension is this ok and why do i keep shifting and im been doing this awhile
It’s okay. Don’t stress about it. I’m not really sure why it’s happening as I can’t see you perform the pushups. But again, I don’t think it’s anything to stress about. It’s okay to readjust your positioning while you train.
@@OriginalStrengthSystem once again thanks for your info and quick replies
My shoulders crack a lot, is this normal?
It can be fairly normal and it does not have to mean anything. It is often just noise. IF however, the cracks are accompanied with pain, that is not normal and that is more than noise.
I GOT TO TRY THIS. GREAT EXCERSISE. I LOVE YOUR PERSONALITY GREAT IMERTATOR OF GUY DOWN RIVER HA HA CRIS FARLEY CHARECTOR MOTIVATION SPEAKER. I WASNT READY FOR. LOVE IT.
Ha! Awesome! I hope it is useful to you.
I DID THIS AT GYM TONIGHT WITH MY CARDIO EXCERSISES. I WAS KILLEN THEM ALL STUCK UPS WATCH ME. IT FEELS GREAT ALL OVER BODY. BACK. ARMS. IT MADE ME LOOK LIKE PRO THEY WERE ALL STEAREN ME OUT THANK YOU. IS THERE ANOTHER FOR ABS MAKES MOVE FEEL RESTED ? LET ME KNOW. THANK YOU. I LIKE THIS SO MUCH BETTER THEN REGULAR PUSH UP.
@@OriginalStrengthSystem THANK YOU I HAD EVERY ONE STAREN IN AMAZEMENT. GOT CROWD GOING. HE HE
Im ripping the skin off my knees with carpet burns even on a mat, to the point of bleeding and big scabs. Am i doing something wrong. Its not pleasant but I can bare it if its a case of toughening up but I'm worried I'm performing the movement wrong. Thanks
I don't know if you are doing anything wrong, but We don't want to bleed or cause bleeding. Maybe take a break and let your skin heal, then make sure your skin is hydrated - lotion helps. Then use paddling under your knees.Also, you can take some pressure off the knees by pushing the toes in the floor when you are doing the pushup part. I hope this helps some.
@@OriginalStrengthSystem thank you
Do you do these daily
I have in some variation for years. Now I play with them on occasion. Especially when I need them.
do you just move your glutes???
Not really, there is a lot of moving parts here.
That's not correct position. The knees don't touch the ground. Try it, it makes it challenging. The form you tried is for those who can't do a full one hindu pushup
Yes, thank you this version is done this way on purpose, to help those who can’t and also to offer a movement that just feels good for overall well-being. I’ve other videos about the Hindu Push-up for those that want more.
@@OriginalStrengthSystem i did have feeling That it might befor beginners. But didn't see it anywhere. Good work though. Make one with correct form. also Fyi, there are 12 types of Hindu pushups and 8 hindu squats. You would love one than other. Would be exciting to see you demonstrating each. Good luck
Would to see your series on that
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I hear my neck popping when I do it. 😆
That’s a free adjustment. We don’t charge for those.
Iam suffering with lower back pain. May I do this
Hey, sorry for the late reply. I was on vacation. You could do this as long as you don't move into pain - moving where you can without pain. The regular rocking pushup may be the best place to start: czcams.com/video/iiYmnrz9m24/video.html
@@OriginalStrengthSystem Thank you for consider on me
How should u breathe
The main thing is to breathe. You can inhale on the way back and exhale on the dive and push, OR, you can reverse that. Just don’t hold your breath and breathe to the movement.
@@OriginalStrengthSystem thanks for the info the detail and explanations you give on your channel.
Basically Cobra pose.
Maybe more of a moving cobra, but no held posing
So is this a warm up or cool down exercise?
You can use it for either. You can even use it as THE exercise if you want
@@OriginalStrengthSystem Thanks I’ll keep it in mind. For my routine. Though I do wonder what is the difference between this and Hindu Push-Ups?
I guess the difference would be intent and tension. On the knees, the rocking Hindu pushup offers less tension, yet more range of motion in the hips, and knees. Elevated, it’s a whole new movement. The traditional Hindu doesn’t really involve the knee joint and would also hit the shoulders and chest at a different angle. Just variations.
@@OriginalStrengthSystem Okay fair enough. So what would you say is more effective or is it depending on the persons goal?
hye Tim, can hindu pushup reduce my thighs calf sizes? tq
From a muscular standpoint? I wouldn’t think so. But if your asking from a body circumference standpoint due to body fat, then they could be a helpful tool, though diet would be the king there. I apologize if I am not understanding your question.
@@OriginalStrengthSystem Yes Tim i want to know if hindu squats is effective in reducing my thunder thighs to slender legs. Thank you for replying
Surprise!!
My elbows fail me when doing this exercise🤦♂️
How do you mean?
@@OriginalStrengthSystem when I get to this motion at 1:15 I feel pain in my elbows
Maybe try reducing the range of motion, or the speed of motion, to see where you can move without moving into pain. If there is a pain free range of motion or speed, stay in that range for now.
The shameless plug! 😂😂😂
You get me
love the rocking hindu pushup! yes ur shameless lol
I dont. Owe nothing
That’s true
Half knowledge people creating their own stupid stuff.
Its an Indian desi exercise
Well, if I get to choose, I’ll be the Knowledge half-full kinda guy over the knowledge half-empty kinda guy.
3:21 on---- Ummm, just don't do that anymore. Had to click it of. Soooooo annoying.
Sorry, I guess?