Horizontalitarianism

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  • čas přidán 13. 08. 2018
  • I've been doing quite well on the Calisthenics recently :)
    So I thought I drop some quick Training Motivation!
    Horizontalitarianism by Mani the Monkey
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Komentáře • 44

  • @fabiainski8142
    @fabiainski8142 Před 5 lety

    so good! nice progress mani 💪🏼 i feel you

  • @elflaco5052
    @elflaco5052 Před 5 lety +6

    strong mani! you'll get the planche soon.

  • @GutGains
    @GutGains Před 5 lety +3

    So skillful bro

  • @claimed692
    @claimed692 Před 5 lety

    just by watching this little routine one can see how thought-out your training is. you train the three movements horizontal pushing (planche), vertical pushing (handstand (presses)) and horizontal pulling (front lever) which are not heavily used in climbing. instead of just throwing in more volume on vertical pulling like one arm pull ups and stuff like many other climbers do, you balance your strength out. i am quite confident to say that you will avoid injuries and together with your let's say psyched attitude and your nutrition beeing on point you may even reach a world class level! (9a is fkn crazy)

  • @Meckanimal
    @Meckanimal Před 5 lety +6

    Good Progress .
    it looks like ur shoulder mobility is hindering ur performance in the handstand . Working on opening them more will straighten up ur line and make it more energy efficient to balance

  • @GonzaloSNido
    @GonzaloSNido Před 5 lety +14

    I also train in my underwear

  • @byaafacehead
    @byaafacehead Před 5 lety

    Nice! Have you tried doing some back levers? These can also bring a nice opposite exercise for the front lever.

  • @alexeymalafeev6167
    @alexeymalafeev6167 Před 5 lety +2

    Mani, it's interesting that your progress on the Planche is way ahead of your progress on the front lever. I worked up to a 8s lever fairly easily (2-3 months), but the Planche progression level you are at feels soo extremely difficult for me.

  • @higha77
    @higha77 Před 5 lety

    Nice job Mani!
    Just a little tip: Work on your overhead shoulder mobility, it will help your handstands.

  • @kozokosa9289
    @kozokosa9289 Před 5 lety

    Hey mani, love your vids, I'm 15 and starting my 3rd year climbing soon, what do you think needs to be worked on more when your developing as a teenager? What to avoid.

  • @ooloops
    @ooloops Před 5 lety

    Hey mate, any chance of a video some time about hGH in relation to fasting/diet etc? I think you briefly mentioned it previously but it is a supposed benefit of ketosis for athletic performance. Cheers

  • @millacabral9475
    @millacabral9475 Před 5 lety

    Hey Mani, just a little English vocabulary if you're interested: The "handstand ups" are actually called press handstands in the gymnastics/calisthenics world. So a tuck press, a straddle or stalder press to handstand and finally a pike press. I see you already manage to do a straight pike press, the hardest one, so keep on working on that pike flexibility (hamstrings and calfs) and you could develop a really clean L-sit to handstand :) There are a bunch of useful exercises and examples on youtube.

  • @matejg1
    @matejg1 Před 5 lety

    You're gr8 inspiration!

  • @vintagemetal
    @vintagemetal Před 5 lety

    Mani, the only way to get more horizontal in the planche is by leaning more forward! I know you got this man!

    • @joolsgrommers1466
      @joolsgrommers1466 Před 5 lety +1

      And maybe point fingers more back?

    • @vintagemetal
      @vintagemetal Před 5 lety

      Hmmm that's more of a personal preferrence. I think his wrists are flexible enough to pull this off

  • @relatosdeunloco
    @relatosdeunloco Před 5 lety

    Hi Mani! Could you make a video talking about skin care? I think it would be very nice because there are a lot of climbers who have easily problems with damaged skin and some tips to prevent it could help us.
    Thanks Mani! You are awesome!

    • @toboscus4261
      @toboscus4261 Před 5 lety +1

      Find the fattest, greasiest cream you can find. Apply it after you climb and as long as your skin is regenerating. When skin breaks, enzymes get released that will tell the body to replace those collagen fibres in the skin with thicker ones. That process can be accelerated with fatty emulsions. And that builds strong skin in the long term, not just the dead calluses on the outside which can tear.

  • @jgrilo8623
    @jgrilo8623 Před rokem

    👍🏻

  • @CuanL
    @CuanL Před 5 lety

    Very nice dude! Now just add the back lever too! Great shoulders, chest and core as well :) Then you'll be even more destroyed :D

  • @ssj4diamante
    @ssj4diamante Před 5 lety

    Activate beast mode.

  • @Nieznany222
    @Nieznany222 Před 5 lety +2

    Hi, I am climbing for few months and I currently climb 6a (and done few 6a+ already!). I was thinking about doing hangboard and campus training but i decided to start it after I will capable to climb (6c / 7a) because of injuries and with too much strength I won't climb (and improve) with my technique. After watching this video I started thinking about calisthenics, therefore I am asking:
    Can I start it (calisthenics) now, or I should first become better climber like in hangboard/campus training ?

    • @hxrlxw
      @hxrlxw Před 5 lety +4

      Nieznany222 I believe Mani has stated in past videos that the hangboard is best used for when you've plateau'd and aren't improving and the campus board should only be used when you're already a very advanced climber. I personally see no harm in doing calisthenics at any level because there isn't a high chance or injury in the forearms and fingers. If anything it would help

    • @Nieznany222
      @Nieznany222 Před 5 lety

      And also calisthenics isn't climbing specific training :)

    • @rushthezeppelin
      @rushthezeppelin Před 5 lety

      Ya I'd def wait a bit on both of those if you are only a few months into climbing. Unless you did an activity before that really stretched your hands out like climbing you will most likely still be rebuilding your finger tendons in which case you are more prone to things like pulley injuries.

    • @Nieznany222
      @Nieznany222 Před 5 lety

      rushthezeppelin, I know about hangboard/campus. But what about calisthenics?

    • @Jsoccer1999
      @Jsoccer1999 Před 5 lety

      Do calisthenics now. There’s no reason not too. I️t helps climbing a bit but honestly I️ts a total different discipline

  • @scytaletleilax
    @scytaletleilax Před 5 lety

    be careful of your wrists ... and i was training to hold the front lever with resistant band and it's the most effective training.

  • @joolsgrommers1466
    @joolsgrommers1466 Před 5 lety

    Maybe try pointing the fingers a little more back on the planche?

  • @UmpikLumpik
    @UmpikLumpik Před 5 lety

    Look at THENX channel for video called superhuman strenght. It can help you with exercises like this to progress.

  • @alexandermeneses391
    @alexandermeneses391 Před 5 lety

    Gotta throw in dragon flags if you’re all about horizontal

  • @CaioWT
    @CaioWT Před 5 lety

    Mani, i think you need to hollow more your body. You can see the gymnast, when they do planches, they hollow their body, and that's make the planche easy.

  • @lukemege-bikeadventures9712

    Dude, love your climbing videos. I am someone who does calisthenics who is moving into climbing. I would honestly say to work on your technique on your handstands, as you are making the mistake I did years back, running before I can walk. If you check my old youtube videos, then jump to my instagram luke_likes-to-move you will see a huge difference in technique, long story short my technique was so poor, my handstand couldn't really be called a handstand. I love what you are doing, so please don't think I am hating, but getting that body straight ad aligned will truly work your muscles in a different way, master that, then begin little presses etc

  • @Elfenjagd
    @Elfenjagd Před 5 lety +1

    whats up, great vid. chest muscles = pecs.

  • @conlangknow8787
    @conlangknow8787 Před rokem

    What we all came here for 0:13

  • @MajinguUganija
    @MajinguUganija Před 5 lety +1

    First.