What he is doing is a good idea. Many people rely on body weight exercises entirely and are completely solid. It's good for what it is. You can get pectoral exercise and keep your shoulder in a more stable position with natural pushups
Your nervous system has to make adjustments to keep your "balance" on the ball. If you're lifting a heavy weight, and i know you seen people lift it lopsided/uneven. How does your body know which adjustments to make to "keep it balanced?" It makes the appropriate changes based by the "feed back" you're receiving. The ball "trains your body" to analyze feed back. The ball isn't a "strength" exercise. It's a stabilization exercise according to National Academy of Sports Medicine.
Oh, sweet Jesus. Leave the balls on the play ground and do regular push ups. Better yet, go to the bench press. I know, sounds crazy. Why use free weights when we can all pretend to be circus bears on these stupid balls. Go to the bench press and you have a chance at building strength and muscle.
This exercise, develops the stabilizer muscles of the chest. Which trains your body to exert strength properly. We might play with balls times to time, but I can promise you we're stronger, and more muscular.
I promise you that doing chest exercises on a ball does not carry over to bench press. The strongest men in the world do not use stability balls to built strength. Do you know why. Because doing weighted exercises on a ball does not allow you to use the kind of weight that builds strength. And you are not stronger than the strongmen and powerlifters that do not use these balls.
It trains the body to use the "proper muscles. And stabilize the weight" (the ball). There is a difference between "Being strong" and "Being efficient" If you look up strongman on youtube. You'll see manyexamples of men lifting weights lop sided/unbalanced. This is due to a dominant muscle and compensation to exert the proper force. Sure they're strong, but also inefficient. I am stronger than strongman, i can do 120 pushups. Point is "strength" means different things to different people.
HORSE SHIT! Strength means how much weight can you move. Pretty simple. Do you really think playing on a bouncy ball can build strength better than lifting heavy objects. Strongmen and powerlifters are very efficient at moveing heavy things. Success depends on it.
Lets say my friend has a 1bench max of 600lbs. I I can bench 125lbs 10x's. That totals 1250lbs. That's DOUBLE what my friend can lift. So who's stronger?
I don't think you guys understand the ball is an "aid" it's not supposed to be used all the time. If you have muscle imbalances, and don't have strong stablizers I can PROMISE YOU the ball will build up strength.
I'm about to blow some minds here. This stabilizer muscle stuff is bunk. The only thing doing push ups on a ball will make you better at is doing push ups on a ball. When someone first starts ball exercise and suck at them, and then gets better it is not because stabilizers got stronger. It's because the nervous system learned how to balance on a ball. That's it. It's a coordination issue. Nothing to do with the so called stabilizer muscles.Using a ball hinders strength and increases risk.
@asmcriminaL your logic is so wrong its not even funny... if your friend can max out at 600lbs. that means he could do 125 lbs like for 60 reps you moron.
@xjoecool123x Quote: "@asmcriminaL your logic is so wrong its not even funny... if your friend can max out at 600lbs. that means he could do 125 lbs like for 60 reps you moron. "
Not necessarily. One thing is muscle strenght, another thing is muscle endurance. I have seen people pressing 220lbs once, but can't press half that weight more than 10-15 times before their muscles fatigue. Yet again some ppl can press 110lbs 30x but can't press 220lbs at all. It all depends on the goals in mind.
@ProstigeWorldwide No I didn't say that, I am saying there are different type of muscle fibers that are used for different things. You're asking "If an olympic sprinter can walk 5miles?" There are people who can bench 125 x10 who can't bench 600lbs. But obvoiusly someone who benches 600lbs can probably bench 125x10. IF someone can bench 125 for 30 reps, can a 600lbs bench meet that? Probably not, because he'd get tired quickly, because he doesn't train for "endurance"
why compare yourself or ANYONE commenting on these videos to a power lifter or a strongman? the average person is not a power lifter nor a strongman nor mr olympia, and NEVER, EVER will be. their bodies aren't made to be buff like theirs.
on the other hand, an average joe shmoe working out in the gym to increase his strength for real world applications, using a stability ball would be beneficial.
i bet you also think db bench presses are stupid, because that's what a bench+bb is for.
@WLordnDRanch12 Your reasoning is correct, but the insult is unnecessary. I, too agree that some of the people who brag about how much they bench press is just that; bragging. It doesn't have anything to do with fitness potential.
Women are perfectly capable of doing any kind of excercise that men are. I was in a weight lifting class with only men for 3 years and more often than not I was the one demonstrating to THEM the proper way to lift.
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Jaylols1 6 months ago
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I have never haver worn that kinda of belt to workout, I will try it, it´s what missing.
vfr090 8 months ago
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vfr090 8 months ago
What he is doing is a good idea. Many people rely on body weight exercises entirely and are completely solid. It's good for what it is. You can get pectoral exercise and keep your shoulder in a more stable position with natural pushups
publicworks1 10 months ago
The caption blocks a clear view of the movement. You should have the option to disengage the captions.
ealicea42 1 year ago
I just workout with a TANK!
TankWorkouts 1 year ago
Stabilization ball and body stabilization exercises in general are the best of all because many, many muscles get involved while doing your workout.
wyciskTV 1 year ago
pushups help back workout????
PANAGIOTIS2K7 2 years ago
Your nervous system has to make adjustments to keep your "balance" on the ball. If you're lifting a heavy weight, and i know you seen people lift it lopsided/uneven. How does your body know which adjustments to make to "keep it balanced?" It makes the appropriate changes based by the "feed back" you're receiving. The ball "trains your body" to analyze feed back. The ball isn't a "strength" exercise. It's a stabilization exercise according to National Academy of Sports Medicine.
asmcriminaL 2 years ago 5
@asmcriminaL yeah, but if ur doing a push up ur still building strenth. no matter if it's with the ball or just the floor.
bcsROBBERY 1 year ago
@asmcriminaL Currect, but it is also strength-building exercise in reality.. being that it's a form of a push-up in a proper plank.
astronmr20 7 months ago
Do you find that most people like to put the feet on the ball, or put their hands on the ball? This is a great way to do pushups!
witnessforfitness 2 years ago
Oh, sweet Jesus. Leave the balls on the play ground and do regular push ups. Better yet, go to the bench press. I know, sounds crazy. Why use free weights when we can all pretend to be circus bears on these stupid balls. Go to the bench press and you have a chance at building strength and muscle.
zerk54 2 years ago
This exercise, develops the stabilizer muscles of the chest. Which trains your body to exert strength properly. We might play with balls times to time, but I can promise you we're stronger, and more muscular.
asmcriminaL 2 years ago
I promise you that doing chest exercises on a ball does not carry over to bench press. The strongest men in the world do not use stability balls to built strength. Do you know why. Because doing weighted exercises on a ball does not allow you to use the kind of weight that builds strength. And you are not stronger than the strongmen and powerlifters that do not use these balls.
zerk54 2 years ago
It trains the body to use the "proper muscles. And stabilize the weight" (the ball). There is a difference between "Being strong" and "Being efficient" If you look up strongman on youtube. You'll see manyexamples of men lifting weights lop sided/unbalanced. This is due to a dominant muscle and compensation to exert the proper force. Sure they're strong, but also inefficient. I am stronger than strongman, i can do 120 pushups. Point is "strength" means different things to different people.
asmcriminaL 2 years ago 3
HORSE SHIT! Strength means how much weight can you move. Pretty simple. Do you really think playing on a bouncy ball can build strength better than lifting heavy objects. Strongmen and powerlifters are very efficient at moveing heavy things. Success depends on it.
zerk54 2 years ago
Lets say my friend has a 1bench max of 600lbs. I I can bench 125lbs 10x's. That totals 1250lbs. That's DOUBLE what my friend can lift. So who's stronger?
I don't think you guys understand the ball is an "aid" it's not supposed to be used all the time. If you have muscle imbalances, and don't have strong stablizers I can PROMISE YOU the ball will build up strength.
asmcriminaL 2 years ago 7
I'm about to blow some minds here. This stabilizer muscle stuff is bunk. The only thing doing push ups on a ball will make you better at is doing push ups on a ball. When someone first starts ball exercise and suck at them, and then gets better it is not because stabilizers got stronger. It's because the nervous system learned how to balance on a ball. That's it. It's a coordination issue. Nothing to do with the so called stabilizer muscles.Using a ball hinders strength and increases risk.
zerk54 2 years ago
Your a fucking idiot. Go and bench press you moron
WLordnDRanch12 2 years ago
I think I will.
zerk54 2 years ago
@asmcriminaL your logic is so wrong its not even funny... if your friend can max out at 600lbs. that means he could do 125 lbs like for 60 reps you moron.
xjoecool123x 2 years ago 3
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@xjoecool123x Quote: "@asmcriminaL your logic is so wrong its not even funny... if your friend can max out at 600lbs. that means he could do 125 lbs like for 60 reps you moron. "
Not necessarily. One thing is muscle strenght, another thing is muscle endurance. I have seen people pressing 220lbs once, but can't press half that weight more than 10-15 times before their muscles fatigue. Yet again some ppl can press 110lbs 30x but can't press 220lbs at all. It all depends on the goals in mind.
nabapoisu 1 year ago
@asmcriminaL lol hes stronger cuz i im sure he can do 125 more than 10x idiot
ProstigeWorldwide 1 year ago
@ProstigeWorldwide Being "STRONG" trains type 2 and type 3 muscle fibers, "125x10 = endurance" which is type 1 muscle fibers, newb
asmcriminaL 1 year ago
@asmcriminaL haha so your saying someone who benches 600 one time cant bench 125 10x
ProstigeWorldwide 1 year ago
@ProstigeWorldwide No I didn't say that, I am saying there are different type of muscle fibers that are used for different things. You're asking "If an olympic sprinter can walk 5miles?" There are people who can bench 125 x10 who can't bench 600lbs. But obvoiusly someone who benches 600lbs can probably bench 125x10. IF someone can bench 125 for 30 reps, can a 600lbs bench meet that? Probably not, because he'd get tired quickly, because he doesn't train for "endurance"
asmcriminaL 1 year ago
@asmcriminaL Hahah i don't think you know how to calculate your max on bench correctly...
TheDubDoubt 10 months ago
why compare yourself or ANYONE commenting on these videos to a power lifter or a strongman? the average person is not a power lifter nor a strongman nor mr olympia, and NEVER, EVER will be. their bodies aren't made to be buff like theirs.
on the other hand, an average joe shmoe working out in the gym to increase his strength for real world applications, using a stability ball would be beneficial.
i bet you also think db bench presses are stupid, because that's what a bench+bb is for.
HandsUpPantsDown 2 years ago
Maybe not, but being able to bench press anything over 200 pounds or what not is usless. Yeay you may be strong but your still just a big slow guy.
WLordnDRanch12 2 years ago 2
@WLordnDRanch12 Your reasoning is correct, but the insult is unnecessary. I, too agree that some of the people who brag about how much they bench press is just that; bragging. It doesn't have anything to do with fitness potential.
ealicea42 1 year ago
his legs are skinny.
Xtraudinair 2 years ago
not really...
WickedG5150 2 years ago
is it possible to moderate this exercise? maybe its too tough for women
anettewithers 3 years ago
this shouldnt be the case since it is on a incline
but as he said u could also incorporate the wider stance
fangmama63 3 years ago
Bro this is tough for anyone without good upper body strength. They can put it against the wall and do it on their knees to make it easier.
LuqmanNaq 2 years ago
Women are perfectly capable of doing any kind of excercise that men are. I was in a weight lifting class with only men for 3 years and more often than not I was the one demonstrating to THEM the proper way to lift.
MrsMarlyeWafford 2 years ago
the guys is cute too! lol
SydneyTaylorA 3 years ago
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i did that before!
the shits hard! lol
But i was in basketball camp....
SydneyTaylorA 3 years ago
Were you using a basket ball? LOL jk
MrsMarlyeWafford 2 years ago
not funny
i was serious
SydneyTaylorA 2 years ago
men i need this, i am alway trying new technics
doodoo2468 3 years ago
does this work?
masterfongv2 3 years ago 2
not bad, wouldnt be too hard to smack your head on the ground though
jessicacooke27 3 years ago
this actually works really well
Verticalness4 3 years ago
ima try this
rhynoceros 4 years ago 2