Nice video... One thing I would say is his arms seem to be slightly flexed which can cause bicep tares as the weight gets heavier... I suggest making sure the arms are locked to stop this happing
@Rugby10Nut yes it is fine but spend time learning the movement and do not go so heavy that your form breaks down as bad habits learnt now will take a very long time to undo later on
@rugbyworld08 thx alot. im doing bicep curls and tricep extensions and chest exercises etc. however , i got those exercises from bodybuilding videos , since im a prop, but i think these would be more beneficial?? thx
@Rugby10Nut yes these will be much more beneficial. Learn to squat, deadlift, overhead press, clean and snatch as these will be very useful for you as you develop
@HellFuryOwnz Sorry but if you want explosive power you should rather di olympic weightlifting movements. Nothing wrong with squat, DL and bench, quite the contrary, they're great, but they're not movements you absolutely HAVE to do fast.
don't do them in the same workout These are big dominant exercises that put half of all your muscles to work Overtraining is one reason and you really can't give the deadlift the attention it demands if you just killed yourself with squats So alternate them between sessions
I dont agree with this comment. I do squats 5x5 every workout and deadlifts 1x5 every other workout. I've made steady gains doing this. After the squats, I really dont look forward to doing deadlifts but on the days where i get a new PB for the squat, I tend to go hell for leather on the deadlift as well. Once you have a rush on, the body obeys the mind.
It depends on your training status. If you are a novice and still lifting relatively light weights then you can add deadlifts once a week and keep the volume low.
@LorcanHurley you should try to group certain muscles, for example I do my chest and triceps once a week, I do this so they are fully worked out and i work them out a week later, during that week the muscles get stronger during their rest and they grow, I also combine back and biceps, and my shoulders and legs ( shoulders and legs is very tough though, sometimes I feel like puking during my workouts, nutrition is key and rest is just as important
Good, and I must say, your Power Clean tutorial was amazing!
Good camera work, everything well explained and I also like the last bit when you explain some common faults. Between you and a quick chat with a bloke at my gym, I can do my cleans very well now, thanks!
for exlosive power watch some american football speed exercises! you find enough of them on youtube I know football is for boys and rugby for men but those speed exercises are really good and you will notice changes very soon.
Isn't necessary to be looking up towards the ceiling? I have been told by two different people this should be done as it keeps your spine straight. I noticed the man in the video is facing down when lowering the bar, so this made me wonder? Thanks for all your excellent videos. You have a very clear voice.
You can look where you feel comfortable as long as you keep your neck in line with your straight back. Most people find looking down easiest when doing this as looking up tends to make you lift your chin. Try looking at the ceiling and notice where your chin goes.
odd, i was always taught to have my sholders hanging PASSED the bar when deadlifting. but in your video it says to have it aligned? or am i misunderstanding something?
i have been deadlifting for quite about 2 years now.. iv seen many variations, but iv never seen somoene deadlifts with sholder alligned with the bar. is there a reason for this? ( avoid injury, etc )
( other than that, i do everything basically the same.. maybe lower my butt a bit more and use more of the glutes
Your shoulders will be past the bar in the start position what is said in the video is that the shoulder BLADES (Scapula) will be directly above the bar and therefore the shoulder joint will be in front of the bar.
Are there any problems with using a narrower or wider stance? I usually keep my feet closer together than that, and have also tried sumo lifts in the past.
I think you are referring to the mixed grip where one hand is palm facing down and one is palm facing up gripping the bar. This prevents the bar slipping out of the fingers but should only be used when the weight is so heavy that grip starts to fail. Always using the mixed grip means that grip strength will not develop as it should and for lifts such as the Snatch and Powerclean you have to use the overhand grip so it is vital to develop this strength.
Very well put. I never thought of that but it would impair grip building with an alternating grip. I am going to do a double overhanded grip as demonstrated in this video.
When you lower the weight, should you let it touch the ground or just above the ground (1cm for example) before the next rep?
frootluips 2 weeks ago
your videos are outstanding i love them only complain i have is the intro needs better music lol.
911sanitarium 4 months ago
for beginners, is it safe to do this without a belt?
devilishcow999 8 months ago
@devilishcow999 Yes it is just start light and concentrate on keeping your back flat.
rugbyworld08 8 months ago
great video! i would keep my head looking more forward and my back a little more arched but that is just me.
madeinamerica650 11 months ago
Nice video... One thing I would say is his arms seem to be slightly flexed which can cause bicep tares as the weight gets heavier... I suggest making sure the arms are locked to stop this happing
italianocoinstealer 1 year ago
is it okay for a 14 yr old to do these exercises???
Rugby10Nut 1 year ago
@Rugby10Nut yes it is fine but spend time learning the movement and do not go so heavy that your form breaks down as bad habits learnt now will take a very long time to undo later on
rugbyworld08 1 year ago 6
@rugbyworld08 thx alot. im doing bicep curls and tricep extensions and chest exercises etc. however , i got those exercises from bodybuilding videos , since im a prop, but i think these would be more beneficial?? thx
Rugby10Nut 1 year ago
@Rugby10Nut yes these will be much more beneficial. Learn to squat, deadlift, overhead press, clean and snatch as these will be very useful for you as you develop
rugbyworld08 1 year ago
@rugbyworld08 also , is there any point in soing bicep exercises for rugby . thx .
Rugby10Nut 1 year ago
@Rugby10Nut yes they are good for keeping your elbows healthy
rugbyworld08 1 year ago
what exercises do you recommend for getting your legs stronger to jump higher?
OneLouDesignz 1 year ago
@OneLouDesignz heavy squats, deadlifts, cleans and snatches
rugbyworld08 1 year ago
@OneLouDesignz jump rope its just amazing for jumping
groslardu 1 year ago
Squat Deadlift Benchpress.
ULTIMATE exersices for explosive power
HellFuryOwnz 1 year ago 5
@HellFuryOwnz Sorry but if you want explosive power you should rather di olympic weightlifting movements. Nothing wrong with squat, DL and bench, quite the contrary, they're great, but they're not movements you absolutely HAVE to do fast.
LibertyWaxlips 4 months ago
don't do them in the same workout These are big dominant exercises that put half of all your muscles to work Overtraining is one reason and you really can't give the deadlift the attention it demands if you just killed yourself with squats So alternate them between sessions
tihomirpurisic 1 year ago
I dont agree with this comment. I do squats 5x5 every workout and deadlifts 1x5 every other workout. I've made steady gains doing this. After the squats, I really dont look forward to doing deadlifts but on the days where i get a new PB for the squat, I tend to go hell for leather on the deadlift as well. Once you have a rush on, the body obeys the mind.
phoenetia 1 year ago
should you squat and deadlift on the same day or what? i squat 3 times a week should i deadlift also?
LorcanHurley 2 years ago
@LorcanHurley
You could, but I would only recommend doing only doing a set or 2, say 1x5 or 2x3
Alyion 2 years ago
It depends on your training status. If you are a novice and still lifting relatively light weights then you can add deadlifts once a week and keep the volume low.
rugbyworld08 2 years ago
@LorcanHurley you should try to group certain muscles, for example I do my chest and triceps once a week, I do this so they are fully worked out and i work them out a week later, during that week the muscles get stronger during their rest and they grow, I also combine back and biceps, and my shoulders and legs ( shoulders and legs is very tough though, sometimes I feel like puking during my workouts, nutrition is key and rest is just as important
DFMJK 1 year ago
I am a forward but a very small one 5'8'' 135lbs, just wondering what exercises you would recommend for me?
hummer457 2 years ago
i am a scrumhalf and i was wondering what kind of exercises i could do for explosive power
DAVnKEV 2 years ago
Any variation of Cleans, Snatches and Jerks, Box Jumps and Broad Jumps will all help build explosive power.
rugbyworld08 2 years ago
As far as head position is concerned, my S&C coach tells me to keep a neutral position which means no craning of the neck up or down.
jescoramone 2 years ago
I don't suppose you could do a snatch tutorial, could you?
sum182wrestling 2 years ago
We are planning to.
rugbyworld08 2 years ago
Good, and I must say, your Power Clean tutorial was amazing!
Good camera work, everything well explained and I also like the last bit when you explain some common faults. Between you and a quick chat with a bloke at my gym, I can do my cleans very well now, thanks!
sum182wrestling 2 years ago
for exlosive power watch some american football speed exercises! you find enough of them on youtube I know football is for boys and rugby for men but those speed exercises are really good and you will notice changes very soon.
rugby4lifeger 2 years ago
Isn't necessary to be looking up towards the ceiling? I have been told by two different people this should be done as it keeps your spine straight. I noticed the man in the video is facing down when lowering the bar, so this made me wonder? Thanks for all your excellent videos. You have a very clear voice.
jaimelondonboy 2 years ago
You can look where you feel comfortable as long as you keep your neck in line with your straight back. Most people find looking down easiest when doing this as looking up tends to make you lift your chin. Try looking at the ceiling and notice where your chin goes.
rugbyworld08 2 years ago
Thanks for clarifying. Much appreciated.
jaimelondonboy 2 years ago
was this filmed at the york fitness factory in daventry?,
I got weights from there and that bloke doing the exercise sold them to me lol,
he's a beast, the deadlift is an exercise i use frequently.
blowtherest 2 years ago
It was and he is.
rugbyworld08 2 years ago
odd, i was always taught to have my sholders hanging PASSED the bar when deadlifting. but in your video it says to have it aligned? or am i misunderstanding something?
i have been deadlifting for quite about 2 years now.. iv seen many variations, but iv never seen somoene deadlifts with sholder alligned with the bar. is there a reason for this? ( avoid injury, etc )
( other than that, i do everything basically the same.. maybe lower my butt a bit more and use more of the glutes
KustomD 2 years ago
Your shoulders will be past the bar in the start position what is said in the video is that the shoulder BLADES (Scapula) will be directly above the bar and therefore the shoulder joint will be in front of the bar.
rugbyworld08 2 years ago
ahhhh, righto, cheers mate
KustomD 2 years ago
Are there any problems with using a narrower or wider stance? I usually keep my feet closer together than that, and have also tried sumo lifts in the past.
dangermousethesecond 3 years ago
kk I didn't know how much weight was on bar so I just made that comment. Although such a great excersise for props and locks.
JacksonDealer101 3 years ago
the grip should be switched.
JacksonDealer101 3 years ago
I think you are referring to the mixed grip where one hand is palm facing down and one is palm facing up gripping the bar. This prevents the bar slipping out of the fingers but should only be used when the weight is so heavy that grip starts to fail. Always using the mixed grip means that grip strength will not develop as it should and for lifts such as the Snatch and Powerclean you have to use the overhand grip so it is vital to develop this strength.
rugbyworld08 3 years ago
Very well put. I never thought of that but it would impair grip building with an alternating grip. I am going to do a double overhanded grip as demonstrated in this video.
MMAbadboy 3 years ago
beast!
utuberlol 3 years ago