@@love-tl4ed except juji is down to earth very good guy, tons of videos he's very encouraging and nice, don't try to paint what's inside your head onto others.
I remember seeing his early tricking videos where he had a slim athletic build, then after like 10 years, he kind of let himself go a bit, got a big gut and looked heavier, but still did crazy tricking, now he looks hulkish! Crazy body transformations, I wonder if he can still do tricking with that body!
@@LITTLEREDBEAR917 I imagined. Yeah, all that weight impacting the joints will ruin them. The first ever video I saw from him was the simple backflip tutorial. I never had the balls to try it, lol. I learned it later when I got into gymnastics after a lot of "trust falls" into a foam pit.
like crippling depression, I joke.. but I was also heavily into weightlifting for at least a decade but then a decade off, gained weight and after doing 10k steps daily for a year weight is off and my legs look like I was weight lifting doing leg day every day.. at least something :).. but what I always lacked was flexibility at least I recognize now how important it is.. flexible means you have ability to move freely, more freedom sounds better
He can do so much more than that. He's been a CZcamsr since his teens. Went from lanky or shredded acrobatic dude, to jacked and hulking acrobatic dude.
This just helped me so much. I feel so bad when i let my depression win and miss a few days or a week. Good to know all my hard work doesn't just disappear. Note to self...shake it off and get back to it
All forcing yourself on your bad days is gonna do is make you resent working out. You gotta give yourself that love and respect and really relax when you need to :)
A lot of body builders lose agility because the added muscle mass has a lot more inertia, and adds a lot more resistance to flexibility. Then there's this guy.
I went 6 years without lifting weights. I was shocked that I got my strength all the way back in under 2 months. It took another few months to get my endurance back up. For context, I'm 35 and my max lifts aren't super impressive - 275 bench, 375 deadlift, 345 squat, but I was quite pleased.
My favorite fictional example is always Gohan. We see him go from child prodigy to losing all of that when he stops but then he gets back everything after serious training again. Never let losing dedication deject you.
@@liamlifts He does acrobatics and martial arts tricking since he was a teenager. Flips, spin kicks, the like. Taught how to do those things online via TricksTutorials. His old tutorials are still up on CZcams. Now he's super jacked vs being lean and shredded before. But even up to a fev years ago, he could still backflip and other stuff at his size.
the cool part is the idea that you can do both. you don't have to choose between being strong or being mobile or being aesthetic etc.... you can do it all if you ease into it and stay consistent. I'm following a couple of your movement programs in between sessions at the gym and they're def very useful
Mike Mentzer and you both are kings of the philosophy of rest being crucial. From someone who’s had injuries from overtraining and not eating enough, I appreciate the realistic message
I thought muscle memory is more about a task like riding a bike or typing, where the brain remembers the complex movements. Not so much about actual muscle strength..
@@a12i9 that's how it's used commonly, but it's just one more word that's always misused. It actually means that the muscle remembers that it was used and the next time it will adapt better.
Like playing guitar you can't think about how to get to the next chord that fast every second. Muscle memory from practicing thousands of hours is how.
I’m so happy our bodies have this mechanic, especially for both flexibility and strength. I’m pretty inconsistent, so it’s nice that my efforts aren’t complete wasted.
I'm not sure what exactly you're saying, if you're saying you don't train regularly ever then you're not going to get the benefit they're talking about. It takes months to years of consistent training before your muscles will do what they're talking about, then AFTER that you can lapse and your muscles will rebuild faster. If you just got your muscles to swell with water while they repair but didn't actually stress the repair process, you aren't getting that benefit because you never had the muscles to begin with.
@@SilkyThick I was a few inches away from my splits. Took a few months off and by the time I tried again, I was over a foot from the ground. Within a few weeks, I was back where I was before. I’ve noticed strength fades a lot slower than flexibility, so I haven’t experienced the massive re-gains that way, but for flexibility, it’s quite amazing.
this is the complete opposite what most fitness channels shout in here, they all say "if you are not working out for two weeks you might as well quit bcos you lost all your gainnnnss!!" (bit exaggerated but not much 😆) people make it seem like it takes a decade to build and month to lose when the reality is as explained in this video. don't get me wrong, consistency is definitely one of the keys to build serious muscle, but it's also so refreshing and affirming to hear that you can take time off with good conscience and you get what you lost back in no time. this actually makes me want to start to work out again rather than make me feel shitty that i haven't done much anything in few years in terms of exercising. also both radiates the positivity this world oh so desperately needs. THANK YOU BOTH!! ps. so cool that you got to make vids with jujimufu, one of the most impressive, kindest and coolest fitness influencers there is, i've watched his content for yeeeears already. probably the first fitness channels i ever started to watch in yt :)
Ayye get back to the grind brother. Your body is holding all your gains in the vault for you. Go grab your keys and unlock that hoe. Im right there with you.
@jumblejumbo in the past year, I'd say. That's when I truly started focusing on the my workouts and diets, not just the same repetitive patterns, but the actual studies behindthe how and what I'm doing, as well as the why.
Anyone remember Rich Piana? He was WAY more flexible than you'd think anyone his size could be! He was a geared-up monster, but he always took time to stretch 🏋🏽♂️
This is actually a comforting sentiment, I worked hard to train flexibility in my spare time through my teens and pi ked it up againa few years ago, until the struggles of burnout and covid left me barely able to just do normal physical tasks. I had to give up the training for about a year because a good session or two and suddenly I'd be struggling with energy and pain for the next few days. I'm working on it all again lately, and it's been wonderful to find out that I'm not starting from zero.
Aye keep going brother. Don’t let those moments of struggle stop you from creating what you KNOW you can. Im right there with you. Starting my routine back up TODAY
Very true. The body has its own memory. Muscle memory. As a fighter even if I were to take a year off training it would only take a couple days to get back to my original skill and speed
This is a perfect metaphor for brain muscles. When one learns something first it's hard. If you don't practice you're gonna forget it, but if you come back it's gonna be 10x easier and 10x faster to relearn the same thing that you'd forgot!
I’m getting back in shape now In my 30’s after being in really good shape until about 25. It is coming back faster than my friends that were never in shape. Im happy with my progress 😊
@@staceygram5555 in reality both are important. At a certain point it's going to be very rare for strength passed a certain level to matter in every day life. Flexibility and mobility will always matter though. You can very well do both though, and should.
I spent nearly a year learning to jog regularly. After a series of events, I found myself in depression and stopped. Seeing this is very encouraging to get back on it again
I have followed juji since the tricks tutorials days and I have always loved your content too. It’s a gift to see you all collab. I loved the podcast and just listening to you all have a conversation. I’m almost to my front split, middle is getting closer, I got my back bends recently. Thank you for what you do, you have helped and continue to help on my journey.
Tricks tutorials helped me learn several tricks in my backyard. I hadn’t known Jujimufu was still making content until maybe a couple of years ago. First time I saw him again I was like 😳
He made a tricking video for his channel when he came to our gym once, totally randomly, and got a bunch of content with all of us who were training there. He flipped me up and I did a cork. It was fucking awesome
That's how skills work in general. If you learn anything well, it's gonna be harder to lose and alot faster to relearn. Happens in video games, sports, exercise l, anything you can think of.
This was so much more motivating than I expected tbh. I went through years of vocal training as a kid and then haven’t done it at all for the last 5 years. It’s not that my voice is bad now but the technique and breath support are definitely worse/almost gone. I’ve wanted to start training again but was worried I was out of it for too long. This gives me hope that I will be able to get more of it back than I was expecting when I get back into training.
Please do! I’ve been through something similar. I also started smoking in my 20s, and tobacco killed my breath support AND voice. Or so I thought. Having realized this I quit smoking tobacco and started doing breathing and vocal exercises and my voice came back! I even managed to write and record a few songs after that. Don’t give up, you can definitely do it, and when you start noticing positive changes, the dopamine rush is insane!
I spent 4 years on a crew team in high school and the Quarantine period hit just when I’d managed to injure my chest doing it. It was DEBILITATING being unable to exercise and watching everything you worked to build up slowly melt away. Less than 2 years later I picked up weightlifting because I was sick of looking skinny and I was AMAZED at how fast the recovery into muscle-building was. I suppose in a way small bits of the training from the team stayed with me; the calluses never went away.
Definitely an encouragement to anyone who has or is injured. I took a year and a half off from weight lifting because of a torn lcl ligament. I was so devastated starting at square one again, yet it’s only been 6 months back and I’m almost back to full strength with lifting as well as back to boxing and starting up jiu jitsu. Bodies how they heal/bounce back after time off sure are amazing! Good luck to any homies out there taking time off whether it’s due to an injury or just needing a break 👍
as a cyclist, i can confirm that muscles come back absurdly fast. i race in the spring, and generally take the summer and part of the fall off(a few rides, but not too much). last fall i decided to do a race just for the heck of it, and it SUCKED. i had no endurance and all my skill had disappeared. now we’re in the middle of my league’s race season, and i’m feeling AMAZING after training a bit during the winter. i moved up in categories for this year(meaning i do longer races). these longer races are the same length as the race i did back in the fall, but now with a bit of training and getting my muscles back it feels SO MUCH BETTER
So true. I started calisthenics at 22 years old. At 28 I was jacked, doing muscle up, front lever, weighted slow-mo pull up, weighted dips. Same year I started brazilian Jiu jitsu and completely left calisthenics... Now at 36 I still have a very good shape even if i dont do any exercise no more, apart from sparring
help as a former ballet dancer with 10+ years of experience, if I went over a month without stretching I couldn't get my splits and scorpions back for a year 😭
Seeing two dudes with drastically different body types talk about fitness with such positivity and light is really refreshing.
Except one of them takes alot of steroids. Definitely will test positive.
It's about the message @@TeamJY
@@LittleDarkOne_ the underlying eternal message is dont cheat. If you do, don't pretend you got there on your own steam when you obviously cheated.
@@TeamJY He doesn't pretend though, he's pretty open about it.
@@TeamJYCheated? Is there a competition in this video I’m missing?
Two good hearted ppl I. One video 😢😢👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Well the juiced guys heart probably isn’t too good
@@nouistaken3719yea i was boutta say that, dudes heart is holding on by a thread
you know literally nothing about any of these people he could be a complete prick and you would never know it.
@@nouistaken3719he means spirit
@@love-tl4ed except juji is down to earth very good guy, tons of videos he's very encouraging and nice, don't try to paint what's inside your head onto others.
Juji being that flexible and strong is immaculately scary
Edit: if I'm not wrong very proficient in Tae Kwon do and tricking. Wild
I remember seeing his early tricking videos where he had a slim athletic build, then after like 10 years, he kind of let himself go a bit, got a big gut and looked heavier, but still did crazy tricking, now he looks hulkish! Crazy body transformations, I wonder if he can still do tricking with that body!
@@SI0AXhe can still trick, but he retired from most of his tricking since he's getting older alongside being heavier. Gotta save those joints lol
@@LITTLEREDBEAR917 I imagined. Yeah, all that weight impacting the joints will ruin them. The first ever video I saw from him was the simple backflip tutorial. I never had the balls to try it, lol. I learned it later when I got into gymnastics after a lot of "trust falls" into a foam pit.
Bros got that "standing here I realise" build
This is a good thing please don't take offence
@@37_newts_in_a_costume I don't see how anyone could take offense after getting compared to senator Armstrong
@@rddragonman because he's the bad guy
@@37_newts_in_a_costumewell you said build and not mentally, or motives 😆
@@Nehauon yeah I did a stupid
"Something that takes years to acquire will likely take years to lose"
Worth remembering!
Pretty sure juiced bro would lose his strength pretty fast if he cycled off the gear.
lol yeah juji is a walking pharmacy
@@yewknightI mean it's a shortcut so that's to be expected
Instructions unclear, my wife left me 1 day after I cheated.
like crippling depression, I joke.. but I was also heavily into weightlifting for at least a decade but then a decade off, gained weight and after doing 10k steps daily for a year weight is off and my legs look like I was weight lifting doing leg day every day.. at least something :).. but what I always lacked was flexibility at least I recognize now how important it is.. flexible means you have ability to move freely, more freedom sounds better
I've never seen a bodybuilder with that much flexibility. That kick was impressive.
He can do so much more than that. He's been a CZcamsr since his teens. Went from lanky or shredded acrobatic dude, to jacked and hulking acrobatic dude.
@@Un1234lwhat's his name
I audibly gasped lol!
Because he started out flexy and then started bodybuilding while still doing flexibility stuff
He did taekwondo for years
It takes years to see two amazing guys in a single vid, but once it happens you feel the wholesomeness.
This just helped me so much. I feel so bad when i let my depression win and miss a few days or a week. Good to know all my hard work doesn't just disappear. Note to self...shake it off and get back to it
Stay consistent and work out with a smile 😊 you'll be back in the gym in no time! Good luck 😄👍🎉
You do that stay positive and God bless.
All forcing yourself on your bad days is gonna do is make you resent working out. You gotta give yourself that love and respect and really relax when you need to :)
not gonna lie that high kick is insane
dude fr I flinched lmao
You should see him do flips
Before he was a bodybuilder he was a acrobat and did taekwondo
Thats an axe kick. It’s so hard to throw, almost no one can throw them even among trained kickboxers.
A lot of body builders lose agility because the added muscle mass has a lot more inertia, and adds a lot more resistance to flexibility.
Then there's this guy.
I went 6 years without lifting weights. I was shocked that I got my strength all the way back in under 2 months. It took another few months to get my endurance back up. For context, I'm 35 and my max lifts aren't super impressive - 275 bench, 375 deadlift, 345 squat, but I was quite pleased.
Pounds or kilos?
@@dominitrov lmao, definitely pounds. Sorry for not including units
Not impressive? Dude I hope to be half as fit as you are when I will be 35.
That's even hard to ever achieve at any age, my compliments
Just starting or returning to workout is impressive, you'd be surprised how low the % actually is! good job
May not be impressive when it comes to competitive weightlifting but that’s damn good for anyone that’s not! 💪
Man Mr. Mufu high kick with that muscle mass is impressive
This is wholesome AF
Muscle bro is big AND flexy!
He's the og flexy. Been doing it for 15+years now.
And roided up. Nice guy though.
@@yewknight yea lol
@@yewknight to his credit he's very open about that.
@@valeriekrienke8461 yeah! He seems awesome! I am just not a fan of guys on steroids commenting on how easy or hard it is to build muscle.
The body builder is an absolute beast in multiple realms of fitness
This video is the best thing to ever happened to you tube. Imagine if every single content on all platforms was just this. World would be different.
Juji is amazing, the dude is huge but is so flexible and can do gymnastics and other dexterous feats.
The Jujimufu collaboration is massive and appreciated
I didn't realise that was him dude changed a lot
Yess!!!
Jujimufu ...What a weird name.
@@Taijifufu lmao but it is a lovely human
I thought it was a late April fools joke with the person switch. Had me in the 1st half not gonna lie 😭
He ate too many red mushrooms 🍄 Mario take him out
Would have been good before the big fella cut his hair 😂
Im loving the david and juji collabs
yep!! That's MUSCLE MEMORY right there ;)
My favorite fictional example is always Gohan. We see him go from child prodigy to losing all of that when he stops but then he gets back everything after serious training again. Never let losing dedication deject you.
Rip toriyama
It brings such a huge smile to my face to see Jujumufu do a high kick like that. So impressive and inspiring.
Oh he can do so much more.
Not sure if you're aware of his past.
@@Un1234lexplain?
@@liamlifts
He does acrobatics and martial arts tricking since he was a teenager. Flips, spin kicks, the like. Taught how to do those things online via TricksTutorials. His old tutorials are still up on CZcams.
Now he's super jacked vs being lean and shredded before. But even up to a fev years ago, he could still backflip and other stuff at his size.
@@Un1234l thanks
Didnt realize that’s impressive lol, is it impressive for somebody 6’7 and 280 to do that? Ive been doin it since a child lol
I like when the Hulk dude shows up, dude is so wholesome.
This collab was inevitable, but damn I'm glad you guys did it sooner than later! Totally needed in today's world
the cool part is the idea that you can do both. you don't have to choose between being strong or being mobile or being aesthetic etc.... you can do it all if you ease into it and stay consistent. I'm following a couple of your movement programs in between sessions at the gym and they're def very useful
I love the two of you together. Such positive vibes, two widely different body types. It does motivate me a lot. :)
Ĝi igas oni feliĉa
OMG ESPERANTO
Mike Mentzer and you both are kings of the philosophy of rest being crucial. From someone who’s had injuries from overtraining and not eating enough, I appreciate the realistic message
Two super gentle people together. Look like cousins lol
MUSCLE MEMORY!
I thought muscle memory is more about a task like riding a bike or typing, where the brain remembers the complex movements. Not so much about actual muscle strength..
@@a12i9 that's how it's used commonly, but it's just one more word that's always misused. It actually means that the muscle remembers that it was used and the next time it will adapt better.
Like playing guitar you can't think about how to get to the next chord that fast every second. Muscle memory from practicing thousands of hours is how.
Everyday I train my muscles to just relax.
Hahaha 🤣
That's why i love doing yoga and calisthenics both ❤ !
Why does the smaller guy sound like rock Lee lmaooo
I’m so happy our bodies have this mechanic, especially for both flexibility and strength. I’m pretty inconsistent, so it’s nice that my efforts aren’t complete wasted.
I'm not sure what exactly you're saying, if you're saying you don't train regularly ever then you're not going to get the benefit they're talking about. It takes months to years of consistent training before your muscles will do what they're talking about, then AFTER that you can lapse and your muscles will rebuild faster. If you just got your muscles to swell with water while they repair but didn't actually stress the repair process, you aren't getting that benefit because you never had the muscles to begin with.
@@SilkyThick I was a few inches away from my splits. Took a few months off and by the time I tried again, I was over a foot from the ground. Within a few weeks, I was back where I was before. I’ve noticed strength fades a lot slower than flexibility, so I haven’t experienced the massive re-gains that way, but for flexibility, it’s quite amazing.
@@Polymath2B I understand now, thank you for clarifying that does make sense.
Juju has one of the most impressive yet still functionally athletic I’ve ever seen
Kings!Something different for muscles!❤
This applies to art too, I've been super rusty and taken hiatuses many times but it's always way easier to learn again than it is for the first time.
this is the complete opposite what most fitness channels shout in here, they all say "if you are not working out for two weeks you might as well quit bcos you lost all your gainnnnss!!" (bit exaggerated but not much 😆) people make it seem like it takes a decade to build and month to lose when the reality is as explained in this video. don't get me wrong, consistency is definitely one of the keys to build serious muscle, but it's also so refreshing and affirming to hear that you can take time off with good conscience and you get what you lost back in no time. this actually makes me want to start to work out again rather than make me feel shitty that i haven't done much anything in few years in terms of exercising. also both radiates the positivity this world oh so desperately needs. THANK YOU BOTH!!
ps. so cool that you got to make vids with jujimufu, one of the most impressive, kindest and coolest fitness influencers there is, i've watched his content for yeeeears already. probably the first fitness channels i ever started to watch in yt :)
Ayye get back to the grind brother. Your body is holding all your gains in the vault for you. Go grab your keys and unlock that hoe. Im right there with you.
David, Juji, Sam, Daddy Noel and MPMD are why I fell in love with fitness entirely. Chill or informative personalities.
@jumblejumbo in the past year, I'd say. That's when I truly started focusing on the my workouts and diets, not just the same repetitive patterns, but the actual studies behindthe how and what I'm doing, as well as the why.
I suggest you also start watching Hampton of HybridCalisthenics.
@@kanra9692yup that's a good one
He said indirectly, if it takes years to get fat, it will take years to lose them
Anyone remember Rich Piana? He was WAY more flexible than you'd think anyone his size could be! He was a geared-up monster, but he always took time to stretch 🏋🏽♂️
This is actually a comforting sentiment, I worked hard to train flexibility in my spare time through my teens and pi ked it up againa few years ago, until the struggles of burnout and covid left me barely able to just do normal physical tasks. I had to give up the training for about a year because a good session or two and suddenly I'd be struggling with energy and pain for the next few days.
I'm working on it all again lately, and it's been wonderful to find out that I'm not starting from zero.
In a way, you are, you just have a huge bonus getting back to 1 or even 30
So, you won't be for long!
Aye keep going brother. Don’t let those moments of struggle stop you from creating what you KNOW you can. Im right there with you. Starting my routine back up TODAY
Very true. The body has its own memory. Muscle memory. As a fighter even if I were to take a year off training it would only take a couple days to get back to my original skill and speed
This is a perfect metaphor for brain muscles. When one learns something first it's hard. If you don't practice you're gonna forget it, but if you come back it's gonna be 10x easier and 10x faster to relearn the same thing that you'd forgot!
"what we acquire without sweat, we give away without regret" - my fortune cookie today.
I’m getting back in shape now In my 30’s after being in really good shape until about 25. It is coming back faster than my friends that were never in shape. Im happy with my progress 😊
Your collabs are not only informative and super motivating, they're also just straight up fun.
The best short I watched in a while
I love seeing Jujimufu here! great combo
The collab we didn’t expect yet just so perfect seeing these 2 together! Life’s all about balance!
Only gym goers know how stiff and inflexible gymbros are. That dude is a mountain and has great mobility. Props to him fr 💪
And people who only care about flexibility are small and weak. Why would "gym bros" care about flexibility?
@@staceygram5555they should in their old age they aren't gonna maintain all their strength
But they can maintain mobility
@@bharatmatakayoda
Strength is more important than flexibility, also in old age.
@@staceygram5555 relative strength is more important than absolute strength in old age
So what's the point of gym then
@@staceygram5555 in reality both are important. At a certain point it's going to be very rare for strength passed a certain level to matter in every day life.
Flexibility and mobility will always matter though.
You can very well do both though, and should.
This guy is so cool. He just talks about enjoying physical activity instead of harping about how everyone is doing it wrong
Fantastic video gentleman. Thanks for sharing!!!
Mario rios is ripping his hair out watching this guy prove him wrong
That kid is a loser and a weakling soy boy
I’m so curious about the context of this, who is Mario Rios? 😅
@@alexnoelle5423some guy who yells about how much he hates body builders
He's an asshat that's gay for Leon Edwards' body and thinks MMA is the redpill for good physique or something.
Thats some high quality motivation 🔥 right there
I spent nearly a year learning to jog regularly. After a series of events, I found myself in depression and stopped.
Seeing this is very encouraging to get back on it again
Two kids in a Trench Coat guy.. where you been?.. One of the funniest skits I have ever seen!!!
GUMBY AND JUICY MOFO! This is the collab we needed
wow, that the first really encouraging thing about workout I’ve heard in months
This feels like something that would come on as a PBS commercial and is actually so wholesome
finally, some gym bros that are actually happy and not toxic. i love this video!!
Man its crazy to see how far this stretchy guy has come. I Remember his early videos.
🙌🙌🙌
I have followed juji since the tricks tutorials days and I have always loved your content too. It’s a gift to see you all collab. I loved the podcast and just listening to you all have a conversation.
I’m almost to my front split, middle is getting closer, I got my back bends recently. Thank you for what you do, you have helped and continue to help on my journey.
Tricks tutorials helped me learn several tricks in my backyard. I hadn’t known Jujimufu was still making content until maybe a couple of years ago. First time I saw him again I was like 😳
@@wacpj1929Lol same I was like "OMG JUJIIIIIIIII!!"
He made a tricking video for his channel when he came to our gym once, totally randomly, and got a bunch of content with all of us who were training there. He flipped me up and I did a cork. It was fucking awesome
I miss Juji’s ponytail 😭😭😭😭😭
That's how skills work in general. If you learn anything well, it's gonna be harder to lose and alot faster to relearn. Happens in video games, sports, exercise l, anything you can think of.
This was so much more motivating than I expected tbh. I went through years of vocal training as a kid and then haven’t done it at all for the last 5 years. It’s not that my voice is bad now but the technique and breath support are definitely worse/almost gone. I’ve wanted to start training again but was worried I was out of it for too long. This gives me hope that I will be able to get more of it back than I was expecting when I get back into training.
Please do! I’ve been through something similar. I also started smoking in my 20s, and tobacco killed my breath support AND voice. Or so I thought. Having realized this I quit smoking tobacco and started doing breathing and vocal exercises and my voice came back! I even managed to write and record a few songs after that.
Don’t give up, you can definitely do it, and when you start noticing positive changes, the dopamine rush is insane!
Helpful content, solid information, wholesome message. 10/10
I love this video^^
I cramped multiple times while watching this.
What a wild collab. I didnt think flexibility and that type of muscle mass would be possible. Very inspirational guys!
Love their collabs, keep it up!
Both good charecter
I spent 4 years on a crew team in high school and the Quarantine period hit just when I’d managed to injure my chest doing it. It was DEBILITATING being unable to exercise and watching everything you worked to build up slowly melt away. Less than 2 years later I picked up weightlifting because I was sick of looking skinny and I was AMAZED at how fast the recovery into muscle-building was. I suppose in a way small bits of the training from the team stayed with me; the calluses never went away.
I love ur content its really inspirational!!! I would love to see my body at high preformance like yours
Dope collab
This was such a huge motivator
I like to remind myself of this when I miss a few days
It’s not a collab they are secretly the same person
David after a pump and some lighting :
Definitely an encouragement to anyone who has or is injured. I took a year and a half off from weight lifting because of a torn lcl ligament. I was so devastated starting at square one again, yet it’s only been 6 months back and I’m almost back to full strength with lifting as well as back to boxing and starting up jiu jitsu. Bodies how they heal/bounce back after time off sure are amazing! Good luck to any homies out there taking time off whether it’s due to an injury or just needing a break 👍
Flexy bodybuilder is one scrary monster
Talk about the broship no one asked for but everyone needed
2 different sized people with the same amount of strength. These two are beasts 💪💪💪
Whats on ur glasses?
Tape they were broken 😂
@MovementbyDavid ohh! I thought u stole them or sm lol
Stay flexy!
That high kick sent me into a sprawling backflip through the living room from my chair
These transitions are awesome! Great content too
If you do nothing with your muscles you will have no muscles
That takes time for them to just disappear
as a cyclist, i can confirm that muscles come back absurdly fast. i race in the spring, and generally take the summer and part of the fall off(a few rides, but not too much). last fall i decided to do a race just for the heck of it, and it SUCKED. i had no endurance and all my skill had disappeared. now we’re in the middle of my league’s race season, and i’m feeling AMAZING after training a bit during the winter. i moved up in categories for this year(meaning i do longer races). these longer races are the same length as the race i did back in the fall, but now with a bit of training and getting my muscles back it feels SO MUCH BETTER
muscle memory is a beautiful thing
The weight transition hits hard, great duo.
Eric Kanevsky keeping you big as heck, Jujimufu 👍
Consistency is 🔑
Without a doubt the older I get the more true this becomes with everything I do in life.
Tome, this guyhas changed the Entire CZcams landscape with hisattitude.This is so Coooool :) !
So true. I started calisthenics at 22 years old. At 28 I was jacked, doing muscle up, front lever, weighted slow-mo pull up, weighted dips. Same year I started brazilian Jiu jitsu and completely left calisthenics... Now at 36 I still have a very good shape even if i dont do any exercise no more, apart from sparring
Me see the big guy: oh look stretch Armstrong!😂
This collab makes a ton of sense!
I love seeing you both working and learning together, and big guy looks way more stretchy than in the beginning!!
help as a former ballet dancer with 10+ years of experience, if I went over a month without stretching I couldn't get my splits and scorpions back for a year 😭
Got to remind myself that it may take years to get back into it now too. Thanks for the reminder. Patience and consistency!
This guy and the bar bro guy are literally brothers😂😂😂😂
This is a combo I never thought I needed.
this is wholesome, inspiring, and good.