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  • Careful Dorian. Don't want to tear that biceps again. He and Ronnie were game changers. I remember how much he improved from 92 to 93 when the black socks photos came out LOL. Everyone was like "there's always next year I guess"!

  • SQUEEZE! -> DY TM

  • A great bodybuilder and a marvelous trainer.

  • @dan13718 Supplements? You're going too far!

    Some peole find it hard to cook all the time man and REALLY good food is hard to find in soem places, and I don't mean shit that tastes good only...

  • This video just changed the way I work out about the whole negative/positive thing.

  • @dan13718

    You have never accomplished anything in the gym, simply based on your comment. If you had, you'd see the stupidity of your comment.

  • "The negative is just as important as the positive."

    Take a note of that, everyone (myself included). It's easy to say it and acknowledge it, but remembering it on every rep, especially on biceps training is what promotes growth.  Dorian is a legend.

  • @Danger555

    It is so hard to accomplish too. I still never completed a negative failure. I'm still gonna try till I do.

  • @shadowknight132

    I wish you success on your attempt at negative failures. Can one reach a negative failure without a spotter?

  • @Danger555

    Yeah you need a spotter to pick it up then let you control it on the way down.

  • @dan13718 I guarantee you anyone who takes steroids works out at least 5 times harder than you do, eats 5 times more clean and nutritious than you do, and is 5 times more knowledgeable about music growth and fitness than you are. Steroids doenst me that someone didn't work for their muscle. It means they hit a plateau (which you have probably never hit because you're too lazy and talk to johnny in the gym about how you think kim is cute) and they need to break through it.

  • @Cornbreadddd 'guarantee'? Strong words.

  • @IronHarper I guarantee.

  • @Cornbreadddd I guarantee you can't guarantee, how's that make you feel?

  • @IronHarper I guarantee that you can't guarantee that I can't guarantee. How's that make you feel?

  • @Cornbreadddd Difference being I know you're wrong.

  • @Cornbreadddd music growth

    LOL

    :-D

  • @dan13718 uninformed, stupid, probably weak and skinny, keyboard warrior...

  • good tip on the curls reps and use of a trainning partner. Focusing on the resistance of the mear descent of the weight maxes all phases of motion the muscle has.

  • mine too wowwww

  • You fat and skinny noobs who gave up with the gym say its all about Steroids .

  • @dan13718 please don't talk about bodyuilding if you work in a mobile shop. you certainly know nothing about this

  • @dan13718 supplements are for pussies?? hahaha yet again another uneducated troll on the internet.

  • I use to always lower to at least a third or even a quarter the tempo but have now changed to an even tempo and haven't noticed any difference at all. If anything i feel stronger now as I'm am not as fatigued and can do more reps per set so have increased weight accordingly.

  • @AAAngus1 shut up man. Dorian's way is the best.

  • @MrSinnerstefan STEROIDS are for PUSSYS!

    I'm helping to expose the pussys that use steroids and other drugs!

    Keep it clean!

  • @steroidsR4pussys no one could reach olympia without steroids..

  • @steroidsR4pussys You've only exposed yourself as a skinny faggot. Way to go faggot.

  • The thing i like abut Dorian is his emphasis on good form and eccentric movement. These days I don't know of any big guy who workouts in this way. It's almost as if we have to question whether these negatives are worth it . Science suggests that perhaps eccentric movement isn't quiet as great a factor as Yates would have us believe. More study is needed but plenty of big guys don't use negatives or good form even just a bit and still get awesome results from just lifting heavy partial reps.

  • @AAAngus1 Hey! I agree wityh you, you know!

    :-)

    I used to work out like that too when I was younger bu now I enjoy the power-lifting style weight lifting WAY more!

    Specially if I need to gain size!

  • @dan13718 Do us all a favour dude and crawl back to the fucking hole you came out of.

  • I LIKE TURTLES

  • Dorian is a legend

  • why did he have to grow like that? he looked awesome on the 70s... i think bodybuilding became grotesc and people forgot that it used to be about looking the best way you could, admiring the male human body and its symmetry. If you think im just an ignorant idiot just ask yourself, who looks better? todays bodybuilders or Arnold Schwarzenegger in the 70s? im not even complaining about steroid use just stating todays goals on bodybuilding, 40inch waists with 8packs are idiotic.

  • @StoutNerd These days. Reagardless of if the bodybuilder wants to look like Arnold, if he really is set on being the best, he has to look like all those others, he can't come in looking like Arnold expecting to win

  • @sstslayer Yes, but what i said was that bodybuilding has changed , now its like "the biggest mofo wins!". It shouldnt be like that, like i said, back then it was about symmetry and looks, if your high and bone structure is too small for your ammount of muscle, even tho you can be symmetric from 1 side to the other you are assimetric, therefor you look like a cow, therefor you look like a freak and look terrible, hence its not a contest to admire the human body but more of a freak show.

  • Fucking legend!

  • Even in this age he looks perfect!

  • No matter what he says listen...he's THE KING...not Elvis!

  • DY is so awsome, i remember seeing him standing next to him at milos gym in fullerton ca, and this guys bod rocks

  • He looks about ten years older than his age. Just sayin'. Probably all those roids over the years

  • @squeaky92 and you'd probably be a fast food eating... really ugly guy commenting on a Dorian Yates who was Mr. Olympia many times.... He achieved something... what did you do with your life?

  • @karthikbing Wrong on every level. I eat really clean and I'm a competitive power lifter. I don't see why you are insulting me, I didn't insult you. I just commented on Dorian's steroid use. His use is a well known fact that he never attempted to cover; you can't be Mr. Olympia and natural, it just doesn't happen.

    Go back to your trollcave, Yates fanboy.

  • These bodybuilders look like total crap just a few years after retirement.

  • @CopsUrMasterAndLord You think Dorian Yates looks like total crap? How good are you supposed to look when you're 50 years old? He looks pretty damn good to me and probably better than he would had he been sedentary his whole life.

  • @StanleyKu Nope, he looks like someone who is really unhealthy from destroying his natural glands.

  • @CopsUrMasterAndLord Without a hormonal profile how would you know? What do you look for? Posture? Complexion? He looks better than the average 50 year old I know. And he's clearly still in very good shape.

  • @CopsUrMasterAndLord one thing i have noticed is that after they retire, they become sooooooo narrow. i guess there shoulder joints are totally ruined after all those years of press behind the neck etc.

  • @thomasmichael1

    No it's just that it was all muscle creating the illusion and because the posture goes back to normal (bodybuilders typically have upper cross syndrome). The idea that the shoulder joint, I don't know get worn away, is that what you're saying? Think about what you're saying it makes no sense.

  • Met this guy when I was fundraising in Birmingham - had a decent chat about the Red Cross, international development, etc. I didn't actually know who he was at first, but when he gave me his name I recognised it...asked him if he was a professional bodybuilder...he looked at me and said, er yeah...

  • @AndreGDJ I would have shown him his own picture in a magazine and have shown him that my arms were 10 times the size of his arms in the little bitty photographs in the magazines. ROAR!!!

  • If God was a bodybuilder...

  • lol mine too!

  • mine 4

  • mine three

  • I don't know how or why but he talks like a brother to other people in those videos - needless to mention his knowledge- and gives the impression that he is a great guy in real life too. He is one of those people that I would like to know in person.

  • Ele ta falando que pra levantar esse peso os caras n vão dar conta, então é melhor usar a ajuda da outra mão.

  • Dorian was and still is a very intelligent trainer

  • Dorian is still a beast. Look at his legs as he was sitting down on the bench.

  • This is the only reason why Great Britain is still cool

  • Man he is huge...

  • the key really is letting that muscle work until failure. both on the positive and negative and having a spoter to help. good shit.

  • what a racket. . .

  • knows what he is talking about

  • a good man and teacher.

  • his is the best bobybuilder foverever after arnold just my opinion

  • i'd give all the 80 pounds i've gained so far up just to train with Dorian Yates and start over again. he's a great mentor/training partner.

  • This is not Dorian training. If it was dorian training the camera would have broken from energy bursts blasting through the air from his muscles. Therefore the video would not exist. And never will . . .

  • @letsgodobsflips Agreed. This is definitely Dorian Yates, genetically deficient clone. 

  • @sessionmessiah dude arthur jones and mike mentzer werent even close to the size of dorian yates. yates is a huge contributor to bodybuilding in that he is actually out there giving back to the sport and teaching.

  • @TheBuffstang mike mentzer was still a big dude...if you gave him the gear dorian was on im sure he woudve grown to a similar size

  • Dorian is fuckin beast

  • at 0:45 Mr Bean shows up to train for the next Olympia

  • Mine too!!!

  • Gosto da maneira fácil que ele explica os exercícios!!

  • steroids solves every problem..negatif positive ..look at the ronnie..which exercise he is doing right form..?? but he got 8 times Mr.Olympia..

  • @spooky78 sure buddy drugs fix everything. You're an idiot.

  • the biggest motivation ever to go hit some weights and BELIEVE In Yourself !!!.and Master of bodybuilding, the one British Athlete that i' ve always thought was one of the last true innovators of bodybuilding..warrior through and through...

  • @sessionmessiah how his he an innovator please explain? dont even try and tell me "high intensity training" that was down to arthur jones and Mike mentzer "real" innovators.

  • @1Grosvenor3 well brother , everything Dorian Yates did training-wise has been done before ,in one way or the other, but he really TOOK bodybuilding to ANOTHER LEVEL:) and for this i will be Forever grateful to him... the thought that he made POSSIBLE what noone imagined at the time ( having this kind of conditionning and proportion at THAT size )makes me happy to live on the same planet as Dorian.. >>> a Legend, a Warrior, an Inspiration , dare I say a Teacher...?

  • I can't hear fukkin'shit ffs...!!

  • He looks like an older Dmitry Sautin ( greatest diver ever)... plus the 90 extra pounds of muscle of course but they could be brothers hahhah !

  • He's the man.

  • tell the people in the gym to stop clammering around with the fucking weights while the man speaks

  • dorian never had good biceps, and with his style of training them he torned his damn bicep

  • @flipsipp199076 Yates tore his left biceps pushing himself to failure on a set of underhand grip barbell rows with something like 405 lbs. Toward the end of his career they lagged a bit, particularly the left, but at his best Yates's biceps were developed to what must have been pretty close to their genetic potential. As far as the injury, it's as he has said: he was always pushing the envelope in terms of intensity, and at times he pushed his body beyond what it was capable of withstanding.

  • @supermanbp09 yes i know, my point was that his style of training to some of the mucle groups might be very good or even the best, but as it showed his heavy hardcore training for the biceps worked against him, lets think about bodybuilder like Vince taylor? he probably never did biceps even with 300 pounds, and had way more better biceps then Dorian, but it might be a genetic thing too, but dorian is the one who torned the bicep.

  • And mine fukkin too...RIP((

  • How could anyone give this "thumbs down"?

    Guess there's just people who don't like the truth.

  • This guy is a legend. He still has a good body.

  • Hey they miss the part were he tells them to shoot roids in their arms.

  • @shlongface100 arse not arms

  • he seemed like such a serious/tough bodybuilder and not too fruity like some one the new ones

  • Doz is still the man!!!

  • ALL bodybuilders, Dorian Yates was the ONLY thing that has trained the right way, smashing the training of him, like to see it!

  • ronnie and cutler is my bet

  • negative just as important!! great advise

  • @thechosenMOE not just as...maybe more....;)

  • is he human...?

  • @MrJoey1498 partially, the other half is Noob Saibot from Mortal Kombat

  • that's my hero right thurr!

  • Mine too!

  • mave.foorumi.eu

  • @shtunduu why is Dorian your hero ?

  • @sinnerstefan That's like asking why is the sky blue. Dorian was my hero too.

  • @shtunduu /watch?v=iO476kD-k0g

  • @shtunduu only after i started listening to Dorian's advise i started to see huge gains on monthly basis... He really re-defined bodybuilding!

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