Yes he does a good job on the crucial areas. I feel that some have criticized unfairly. He does the stuff he talks about, he "walks the walk" as they say.Doing this without the D handle gets more rotator cuff, and less gripping is involved. D handles are a different emphasis. This is best for infraspinatus and supraspinatus. More of a toning, therapeutic, kind of emphasis. I do these regularly. and Use D handles when I want to mash a few heavies, mostly for deltoids days.
This is probably the only expert village video that has good comments! Every other vid has something wrong or stupid happening according to some people
This is also for your rear delts. When you are standing and you are flexing the shoulder joint into "lateral extension" with your hands prone the posterior delt will fire and take a huge workload. I good idea would be to use a handle and have the palm facing medial.
the best thing to do isnt either one of them but rather utilize both types of this exercise.... that holds true for most exercise variations for any bodypart, as long as theres no existing injury or pain utilize every type of variation of exercises often.. its the best way to stay growing
hey can anyone help me out. i want to know how to look bigger from the side. so do i need to work my back and chest muscles?
judikerr 1 month ago
mto bom!
gualbukerke 9 months ago
Yes he does a good job on the crucial areas. I feel that some have criticized unfairly. He does the stuff he talks about, he "walks the walk" as they say.Doing this without the D handle gets more rotator cuff, and less gripping is involved. D handles are a different emphasis. This is best for infraspinatus and supraspinatus. More of a toning, therapeutic, kind of emphasis. I do these regularly. and Use D handles when I want to mash a few heavies, mostly for deltoids days.
publicworks1 10 months ago
bad idea! best to use a D handle,
flyjeepguy 11 months ago
White man trapped in a black mans body.
ThaGenius101 11 months ago
Awesome trainer
DuckHeadlolz 1 year ago
This is probably the only expert village video that has good comments! Every other vid has something wrong or stupid happening according to some people
Vash2Red 1 year ago
Excellent explanation on all of his videos! Thumbs up!
RigsPGT 1 year ago
dude helps a fucing lot, thank you very much, u should be a fitness teacher
poopmaster64 1 year ago
This is also for your rear delts. When you are standing and you are flexing the shoulder joint into "lateral extension" with your hands prone the posterior delt will fire and take a huge workload. I good idea would be to use a handle and have the palm facing medial.
ZahinSingh 1 year ago
thanks
9santo 1 year ago
thats tiger woods
streetpunk99 1 year ago
good videos you make, dude. i love it when he says 'again' :D
lilfanatic147 2 years ago
nice workout!
samson577 2 years ago
wow this is rare find, tempo instructions, as well as for form explanation. This was reaaally helpful.
STOPDATHATER 2 years ago
rear delts..
fukidomev2 2 years ago
ya posterior deltoid
he mentioned the rhomboids though.
campusmang 2 years ago
All of your workout video's sir are helping alot.
Thanks a bunch man. Seriously. =D
DarkFlip22 2 years ago 2
this guys rules at explanation.
Thanks a ton. Great Instructor
adoolen 2 years ago 10
isn't this for ur rear delts
imsljr420 3 years ago 7
@imsljr420 thts wot i thought too but if u keep a bend in the elbow, the weight is targeted onto th back nd off the shoulder
jodhan23 1 year ago
@imsljr420
also
I believe its also for the Trapezius (upper back) and some other muscles like the Rhomboideus minor and major
correct me if im wrong
urhunted 9 months ago
@imsljr420 yup that's what he was explaining about.:)
rjlas7 8 months ago
thanks, this helps lots. Would it be counterproductive to do both sides at the same time?
fantaworld 3 years ago
u can do it both at a time or single right ? doesn't matter
ur preference
azsianwun 3 years ago
the best thing to do isnt either one of them but rather utilize both types of this exercise.... that holds true for most exercise variations for any bodypart, as long as theres no existing injury or pain utilize every type of variation of exercises often.. its the best way to stay growing
dzydave0021 2 years ago
These are really helpful man. Thanks a lot.
Circelamost 3 years ago 2