to improve the functionality of your hip flexors perform a standing heel recovery like this watch?v=h9eRbAg8BaA&feature=related ... no wonder Asafa psoas is so developed, JAM training involves a lot of high knees and hip flexor work. Their training is ON POINT
@Daichidapr0 It is THE main muscle for lifting the leg. It recovers the leg from behind the body to the front of it during the recovery phase, and is also prominent in force production into the ground. PM me with email address and I'll send you a little document I wrote up on the psoas and hip flexors
Other than a queer, accusing eye upon @LightSpeed99999, has anyone an explanation on how can a world class sprinter skip-start to a world class performance? The left foot initiates and then touches before the right foot touches...
Other than a queer, accusing eye upon @LightSpeed99999, has anyone an explanation on how can a world class sprinter skip-start to a world class performance? The left foot initiates and then touches before the right foot touches.
to improve the functionality of your hip flexors perform a standing heel recovery like this watch?v=h9eRbAg8BaA&feature=related ... no wonder Asafa psoas is so developed, JAM training involves a lot of high knees and hip flexor work. Their training is ON POINT
bossofalltime 1 week ago
Click cc click transcribe click ok then click translate to english to get english captions no problem
ryansprintsta 2 months ago
Asafa Powell is a freak his psoas major is HUGE!!
061951 3 months ago
so the key to running are the hip flexors
Daichidapr0 8 months ago
@Daichidapr0 It is THE main muscle for lifting the leg. It recovers the leg from behind the body to the front of it during the recovery phase, and is also prominent in force production into the ground. PM me with email address and I'll send you a little document I wrote up on the psoas and hip flexors
bossofalltime 7 months ago
wish i knew what the fuck they were talking about
interstar14 8 months ago
So glad I know Japanese. This stuff sounds like English to me.
ChrisPayneable 10 months ago 2
@ChrisPayneable same here bro xD
lolfigure 10 months ago
what is it? the red one
juvillaro 11 months ago
I don't understand shit either, but it is something about his iliopsas muscle (between the hip and the back). It has something related to his speed.
MrKarlozz 11 months ago
@MrKarlozz they were saying its very very different from the verage humans
caledfwlch 7 months ago
@caledfwlch thx
MrKarlozz 7 months ago
@MrKarlozz Ok, a literal translation of what the scientist said when they say the image was 'all, all different! this is so different!"
caledfwlch 7 months ago
How many reps of high knees do they do?? Looks fun
DrVictorRoman 1 year ago
at least some English subtitles
RToor34 1 year ago
WTF this shits in Spanish!
littlegook3 1 year ago
in German please
bivefa1 1 year ago
could have understood them if there wasnt some mug dubbing in another language
djdan151 1 year ago
Other than a queer, accusing eye upon @LightSpeed99999, has anyone an explanation on how can a world class sprinter skip-start to a world class performance? The left foot initiates and then touches before the right foot touches...
bachfor 1 year ago
Other than a queer, accusing eye upon @LightSpeed99999, has anyone an explanation on how can a world class sprinter skip-start to a world class performance? The left foot initiates and then touches before the right foot touches.
bachfor 1 year ago
Pause at 1:27 - looks like a taskmaster lol. No wonder the Jamaicans run so fast.
LightSpeed99999 1 year ago
what are those 2 muscle at 5:20?
gunweapon 1 year ago
@gunweapon
Psoas Major
Darrell146 1 year ago
@Darrell146
are they trying to say that muscle is where speed comes from?
gunweapon 1 year ago
what are those 2 muslce at 5:20?
gunweapon 1 year ago
dude english please or tell me where i can get the sub for this thankx
deanwaheib 1 year ago
in english please!!!
KOSTASF73 1 year ago 20
Get a english version jeez
Alpha9891 1 year ago 45