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    has spoken today for the connection she
    doesn't
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    and similar fast
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    he'll be out here
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    l seen here
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    so they get a calming precio dixon
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    our first baby today is bill the smoke
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    yes close scrutiny
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    early for airport speaker that a very
    honored to have here
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    mark
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    doug andrew talked about
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    is going to be further it
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    intensified have fired by bill
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    area should weigh
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    those days so i think in my opinion the
    world's leader bobcats as a relates to
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    exercise
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    wasn't talked about today no one else
    talking about
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    headstart really hurts gaya
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    with good reason
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    he read a book also called long-term
    exercise excellent book
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    a highly recommends i have a copy myself
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    the backpack needed sons awesome book
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    is no coming out
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    will also be really really good
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    so your furniture is a vast amount
    they've come in
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    i will likely going to be in town
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    this in the clear though
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    i have no academic background
    biomechanics
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    so i'm not a surgeon
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    non physical therapist on excess
    physiologist
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    trainer
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    betray myself since
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    nineteen seventy
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    i've been training client since nineteen
    eighty
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    din certified by and see a in a secure
    times
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    but around nineteen ninety-eight i'd
    love to have my own biceps and triceps
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    training
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    and that led me to bomb attacks box
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    socialist does in his cell
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    i've been working on
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    taking a violent acts material relating
    it to what we do in a workout
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    so this is a little bit of today
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    basically why why i'm a tax matter
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    as opposed as well in the way i myself
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    and of course workout
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    first though let me let me show you some
    so i went from before the biomechanics
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    it is a muscular development magazine
    nineteen
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    seventy three
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    first magazine i brought up the
    newsstand
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    first article i read that
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    folk about pennsylvania man
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    found that his basement
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    honors bench press
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    he obviously missed the lift in his
    chest of all rolled onto a slope choking
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    to death
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    what will come to a train
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    so when i when i talk about rare
    catastrophic injuries
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    that's type of thing i'm talking about
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    this was a trained by the first trade
    paperbacks on exercise
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    and if you note the
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    groovy moustache in the
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    exquisite form displayed in squat
    exercise
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    that's kind of the caliber of
    instruction that was out there
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    their course
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    please tell me notices
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    i thank you thank you uh... i did this
    tennessee a conference once and people
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    had no idea response
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    opt this was you know that beget about
    muscle fitness came from
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    muscle builder power
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    and val
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    as you can tell from picture on the
    right
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    mind-blowing cares if kids are certainly
    first thing that jump out of an ethics
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    right
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    on it
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    and one of his contemporaries
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    please let me notices
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    okay thank you
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    again to the senate and i see a
    conference wants his guy who was in a
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    car practice and therapists
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    and i said i'll have the skin
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    mike
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    the size of yeah through the uh...
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    the eric bana hope will be just come out
    of services
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    photos lou for ignoring twenty-five
    years apart
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    and he still looks pretty close cited
    resource like that kind of shape today
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    the other thing we had he had the
    magazines on the newsstand
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    and they had the the courses that there
    is some of the back of the magazines
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    so this was like a comic book uh... we
    had a staple in it
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    it was just folded over
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    you know that's not the proving that
    sucks
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    font that's type writing
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    because if you're in your finger across
    it would smudge
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    so this is frank saying
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    uh...
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    now that i'm pretty good shape still
    today
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    and there there is a guy who's mike
    mansur
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    from seventy six a little bit later
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    in the the
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    every of exercise
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    yet he had his own niche at the end
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    but israel's
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    israel role was a kind of bridge the
    bodybuilders with
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    audrey jones
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    so jones was a really bodybuilding
    minded
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    but he developed not listen medics
    machines the on the right is even visual
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    novels machine
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    from the land
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    and this is some of the mainstream stuff
    that came out
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    vegetation a bodybuilder three more rest
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    hand uh... the nose to the top this is
    this is the from a george butler book on
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    arnold
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    and if you notice
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    above his head no reflections as mentors
    coming
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    because it's time
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    even though
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    you know i while i was not a much bigger
    things invented
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    didn't
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    at the time on oakland men's was his top
    competition
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    not only
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    in the sport but in terms of his appeal
    to the general public that's why the
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    messages coming sign of and from here
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    so i think that this material written by
    the new bible until it's time
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    there was absolutely no biomechanics in
    it whatsoever
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    and it it wasn't even wrong it was so
    far off
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    it might've reflected what they actually
    did so wasn't quite
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    but the rationale behind it was
    somewhere between wishful thinking in
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    magic
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    but it was it is very it was very
    inspiring at that time
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    so this is the best shape i could get in
    around nineteen ninety six
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    noticed the intact biceps and triceps
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    this is interruption the biceps most of
    the evite
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    ball
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    but sub subtly indicated by the
    fluorescent green circle
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    the left triceps is is
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    intact
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    the right side there's no medial head
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    so the
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    the head of the stress of close one of
    our users premised on
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    at this point
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    it's limited as to pictures i i had much
    of my own biceps and triceps
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    and uh...
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    when i look into injury
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    what came out of the the the not them
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    muscle material but commerical material
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    is it does great common injury for
    people who is sixty years old mails on
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    six years old
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    but i was forty at the time
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    so my conclusion was the only thing i
    had done to excel at the wear and tear
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    on my shoulders
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    was way training in general but
    specifically using really extreme range
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    of motion
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    so
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    bom
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    when they field
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    and i went back to working out
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    i noticed that
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    insaan exercises
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    bylaws no strings whatsoever
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    i could bench press i could chin up
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    i could do a standing curl with the same
    weight same intensive four
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    some exercises i couldn't even get into
    position
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    tried to a concentration crime triathlon
    triceps and i couldn't even
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    why are moving shaking all over the
    place and no control over it
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    so truly excited about society and
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    robbed a physical therapist from the
    mines biomechanics textbooks
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    so these are the the academic
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    definitions of via mechanics
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    four oh four for me and i look at it as
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    looking at how the bones muscles of the
    spine handle mode
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    how the shapes and connections that your
    joints
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    affect movement
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    and how the muscles appliances force
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    through the lens
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    but in the context of working out over a
    lifetime
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    in fairness to the body building
    material if you take at face value
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    the point of that stuff listed to train
    for a a photoshoot offer a contest
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    was never intended to be something you
    did for twenty thirty forty fifty years
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    thirty-five years old l
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    as the mainstream
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    population k morrison exercise
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    the body builders of the ones who knew
    the way around await
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    so everyone trying to translate the
    bible
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    an obvious if you're an executive of
    homemakers student athlete
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    that level of time an effort and
    discomfort
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    is completely inappropriate
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    so
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    you'll recall the personal training but
    the idea came up of tailoring the the
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    exercise program to the person
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    or or what i perceive the excess program
    for now there's a call at functional
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    training
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    so you know functional training as a
    whole is kinda got off the rails a
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    little bit as has personal training
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    the idea of
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    training for a purpose not just not just
    spending hours in the gym
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    you
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    did did for the total soap enough to
    hold
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    himself this is our first
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    our first question
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    physically show of hands here
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    we're going to barbell squat is more
    functional in a leg press
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    we would've august my friends
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    a sweater so nobody asks i say well
    since the late president functional
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    sagar
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    click click
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    quick clicks that judgment was not
    functional spot of interests prepress
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    was a good question
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    which is a better exercise
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    wells account as i think that's
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    i'm not going to answer that with
    hispanics for okay
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    him
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    well as functional me that's a good
    question and that
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    right now
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    in excise
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    arena
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    defining functional trade training is an
    issue
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    whose use so broadly
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    issues so broadly covers
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    bodyweight exercises apparatus migration
    machines
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    cable machines that kettle bells
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    that's right it's become almost almost
    meaningless but
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    in more terms functions relating to its
    purpose range was designed
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    uh... really quickly i think we'll be
    back in college and for us functional
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    was what was going to help us player
    sport utterly better and for us to if
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    you are always
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    housewives clean and jerk slightly
    preciso san everywhere probably wrong
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    i'm guessing but i'm looking for the
    exploration of the best of form film and
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    for our purposes
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    and
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    fair enough
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    so here we go
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    we look at the the bones and muscles
    involved here chi so we'll start
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    list argument section of the pelvis
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    and work the way down
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    and told his obviously fairly solid
    thick
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    one immovable joint was solid block a
    bomb
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    on top of
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    steamers
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    strong as pawns in the body right take
    strong beans
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    witch on top of more beans
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    the tibia and uh... fiddler
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    which formed with with the feet form a
    tripod
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    okay so you have basically below the
    knee have a tripod you have the tuition
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    bones was the foot
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    above that he had long been the femur
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    lesson koppel
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    a solid block a bomb ellis
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    and we look at the muscles
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    involved in morning those bones
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    you've got the goods connecting the
    colors of the fee
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    right obviously a big muscle
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    we've got three three hamstrings
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    a decent sized muscle can connecting the
    pelvis and lower leg
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    and another big set of muscles clogs
    connecting told us in the femur
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    so the lower back
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    so below the waist we've got big bones
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    big muscles
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    view relatively few attachments
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    pulling in few directions basically
    straightening it straightening
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    another look above the waist
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    so we have
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    three sex is a very very have long block
    grants to conservator
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    five lumbar vertebrae
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    these are the biggest
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    thickest vertebrae at the bottom of
    response
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    and they interlock say that they don't
    rotate looked into the side well
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    and the function of that stability and
    that size is to support all the weight
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    about
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    sitting on top of the lumbar
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    by the thrust
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    if you look carefully you can see that
    the
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    low in the most
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    lower-most bones of the rest of the ones
    just on top of the warm water
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    are bigger
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    and as you move towards the head the
    bones gets get smaller
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    that's because as you move towards the
    head and supporting less and less of a
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    loan
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    also it
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    known as the the processes sick at the
    back of the dresser
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    the the this literally responds
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    they're sticking out
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    because it's a rustic
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    isn't as luck together is lumbar
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    with the rest of his designed to rotate
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    and those spines basically stopped the
    rotation it's about five degrees each
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    yourself
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    the arm
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    now not not shown here is the cervical
    vertebrae okay but as you might guess
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    they're they're smaller than the thrash
    sick and i have
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    less restrictions on rotation
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    because again the release of playing the
    weight of the heck
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    so we're just looking at the bones
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    bigger bones on the bottom of this in
    the load at the top
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    you're looking at a pyramid
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    you look at structures designed to
    support less weight as you move towards
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    the top
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    myself
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    now sign for the bones of an orderly out
    muscle lies
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    the deepest level it later
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    connecting the spinal rotate scores
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    which connect these were to break to the
    next horizontally
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    each one is very short
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    as is the
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    the next layer above that the motive for
    this which connects each vertebrae
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    diagonally to the one about
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    so booked so this is the shortest motive
    is to slightly longer
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    but the these short lengths suggests
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    their function is to hold together hold
    statically not twist the spine
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    which would which would go with
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    with the rest of you do need to be able
    to is because coverages passive
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    drastically didn't do need more general
    mobility around the ribs
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    but the lumbar has to support the weight
    of your provide
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    the next flares up
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    semi spun out there correct responding
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    build the longer more superficial
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    senate finance taxes drastically points
    above it
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    rectus finding connects alum barlow with
    recipes points above that
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    n
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    so now the the most superficial muscles
    which all longer
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    the count for more the range of motion
    around spock
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    spice so let's get back to his own
    question here
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    below the waist
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    big bones
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    big muscles
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    few attachments few directions
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    above the waist
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    many bones
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    in a pyramid structure
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    many small muscles
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    skies here that you have basically a
    mobile pyramid
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    what happens when you put a barbell on
    top of the shoulders
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    when i was at pyramid structure
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    nobody would know that we were designer
    tabletop
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    with a pyramid base at the table top on
    top of the pri_
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    if your structure is designed to uh...
    to support lest load towards the top
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    you wouldn't do that to be shocked when
    it went table covered in work
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    leg press on the other hand
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    has you move
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    big weight with the big bones in big
    muscles of the body
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    you
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    also with the spot
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    that to a degree you're back muscles
    will get stronger
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    and uh... if you choose the bog on her
    back
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    but don't forget is also discs in
    between the vertebrae in her nerves
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    coming through there
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    so your by ariel adulation hazardous and
    legs get stronger
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    and your anymore weight to that bar
    promoting the spine of the of bunch of
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    different ways not just muscular
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    you with me so far
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    dc where i'm going with this
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    somehow for bob dole slots in the mail
    in the muscle media considered more
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    functional than a leg press
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    but the question is functional for what
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    if you if your power lifter and you have
    to squat if that's your
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    competition
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    yes that's what that's his bottle squat
    is very specific
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    but fewer an athlete
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    and you trying to train the muscles of
    your lower body
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    the the
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    the bar on it sure is completely inverse
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    the function of the swine
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    questions
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    complaints
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    petitioning for vertical jump
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    businesses summer concert season liquors
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    we're waiting for a verbal jump around
    being and then a
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    respond as is fine
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    so
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    illiberal vertical jump in your
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    think about what's happening here
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    muslim of your spine are just supporting
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    to set you know this anyways moves up
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    so
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    national barbell squat with that
    particular sport
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    again your new converted the the demands
    you even greater with the body has to do
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    uh...
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    i realize once and it goes completely
    counter too
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    sports conduct sports coaching muscle
    near what have you
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    use line is a spine vans and sport
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    so
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    as far as a barbell squat girls
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    okay so the negatives would be
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    the strain on the back muscles and discs
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    of the of the actual spine
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    a regular slot
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    yet again to what you've been to the
    point you make though is
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    without the barbell
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    the swine motion vote
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    is more functional
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    well
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    use my muscles can support the lighter
    with low it's top of the head
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    well
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    the
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    he gets here
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    mechanically
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    bar the sticking point of the barbell
    squat
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    happenings at about the joint angle for
    pete toward free gluten your quads
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    so explain more about the copy clerk in
    a minute
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    but the does vary the resistance
    appropriately regular freehand slot
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    well
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    so the issue becomes
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    how do you make it more challenging
    freehand spot
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    now some of some other joint issues with
    the squabble will go to scuttle the more
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    if you noticed got down to low
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    your interview the criminal or back
    flattens out
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    even though the spine is curved overall
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    within normal spine curves the discs in
    between or the pressure is flat on
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    if you flatten the curve though you over
    bended or you
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    is fine
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    now one side of the biscuits pinched
    impinge
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    the other side
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    her dx or or what blows out
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    you know you can get away with that you
    know once twice ten years twenty years
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    by in time
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    that pinching a blowing out cause
    problems with your back
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    so
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    when you squash we should be it if you
    can use the squad as an exercise
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    you should only go solo as you can
    maintain the courage in your back
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    fusion holding the curse him back steady
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    as you to send them if your summers
    watching you if you can tell when you're
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    back back curve flattens that's bob
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    if you if you want to preserve it
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    overtime
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    the health of your back
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    you know the other joint to be concerned
    about his is the name
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    now the the
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    patella in your name
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    you can live without a patel
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    uh...
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    tells the crush they get injured
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    all that means you're quads aren't as
    strong as with the patel
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    who's with the patella does is it keeps
    the life gives you an internal error
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    it keeps the line a force from the
    closet away from the axis of the day
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    so what happens is basically the patella
    deflects the force from the closet and
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    the counter force from the shin
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    the law you going to squabble the more
    pressures on that power
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    so think about it in terms of like a
    bone marrow
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    when the when the string is straight
    there's not much pressure on your
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    fingers
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    the further i would call it
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    you feeling more attention on
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    and that's what has happened patella
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    if you go
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    deeper into the squad
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    this picture yet again
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    and now so longer upon our out of promo
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    so now it's happening is if probably
    have a long long and the navy short this
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    is an
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    and use of the short visit and on the
    road and you crank is far away on the
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    handles you can
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    when you get to deepen the squat the
    femur is a crowbar
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    with hafez hamstring is the access
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    and the business and is your name
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    so if you drop this low your you're in
    effect trying to probe arguably apart
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    not leg press that you can still have
    the same problems
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    this is a forty five-degree angle
    expressed that's a horizontally press
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    in the older days
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    leg presses were built on a vertical
    rack
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    so you'll be lying on your back on the
    floor pushing the the weights
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    in a very difficult to maintain this
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    the curves and in your lower back
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    so if you're lying on your back in a fee
    to push in back at you
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    the curve a lot more back flattened out
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    so the feed the purpose of using like
    rats if the purpose of was the release
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    of the pressure on your back
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    when i think that you're back from
    pressure and back again
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    it's a little bit easier with a forty
    five-degree leg press
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    bomb
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    and some of them today president tonight
    relate press has occurred is built into
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    that cpm
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    now with the leg press most of them you
    can adjust the the seat back
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    so
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    maybe not clear but in this in this case
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    the seat back as pushed up to ninety
    degrees
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    so at the bottom persons knees agendas
    there on pets
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    and in the second one receipt back is as
    recline as it was she laughs
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    now here's what happens
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    the the
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    peaked or to the groups
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    the joint that go with the blue chip
    biomechanical e strongest
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    is it about seventy degrees flexion
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    thread about right about here
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    if u crank the seat back of the leg
    press
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    as high as you can go
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    well you quads basically your fingers
    which about ninety degrees of flexion in
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    the excise though because you can walk
    out
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    so you know you've
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    feel that allotment grow and and and and
    the back side
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    you really not coming near challenging
    the strength of the groups
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    because where the goose is strongest is
    no more exercise you've walked out
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    if your client seat back as far as you
    can
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    so if you're finished position looks
    more like a standing up squat
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    now you get a challenge of lieutenant
    cause it'll just be it will just be
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    aquatics a size
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    full month full range of motion a crater
    a discussion comment on what presents
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    what sister
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    poetry
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    glassman crossfit
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    he talks a lot about how the reasons
    like press isn't as functional whatever
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    that may mean uh... jargon terms
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    massive use the way that
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    this time isn't mobile as property
    properly and
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    i wonder if if
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    what he's talking honestly the
    positioning and seated position
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    that's not really a natural form for the
    spine to be barrientos anywhere
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    this mark mark morgan
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    boxes on talking about uh... no great
    last minute
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    encounter crossfit
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    well
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    well
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    there might be something to that
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    okay it might be that
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    most functional way of training
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    your lower body might be was a form of
    body weight spot
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    tax now you are mobilizing everything
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    issue becomes how you make it harder
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    obviously the crust answers more more
    expensive festive but that's got
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    complications also
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    com
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    uh... i i'd if in the overnight chalet
    president de la lean towards one
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    lakeside movements
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    uh...
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    and what's going to set up with
    something to a quick leg leg exercises
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    buttresses a split spotlight in front of
    the other or a quote reverse launch
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    i know marxist sons a big fan of walking
    lunges with laces hands
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    so although the arguably if you want to
    argue which is more functional
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    might be
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    uh...
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    more so than slot whether the bottle so
    i would like for us
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    if the question is though
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    i want to train my legs he has bigger as
    strong as possible
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    then
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    any bodyweight exercises assist us
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    is not going up
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    here we have to do a hundred bodyweight
    squats to too
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    if you do a hundred bodyweight squats
    here's another one might be impossible
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    but now you working on endurance
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    okay or not
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    really
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    home
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    lifting heavy
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    professed twitch fibers or two
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    challenge the strength of force
    capability of the muscle
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    so the question really is wise person
    training
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    truly functional training frankly is to
    do a sport
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    forget the weight will forget
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    artificial and forget the classes
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    if you if you're a dance if your martial
    artist if you're in an athlete practice
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    your sporting a much more
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    specific than that
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    but as an efficient way of getting
    stronger bigger muscles
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    as you question
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    i mean
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    against way as you're saying is that
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    late presses probably safer
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    beheaded by to its client
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    well i would say like process was
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    uh...
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    they closed at least a particular
    barbell spot
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    if you are there look the japanese in
    context
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    if you are going to buy those flocked
    there things you can do to make it less
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    dangerous
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    if you if you if you're not mad at the
    buckle squat than a leg press and you so
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    much rain heavy for your lower body leg
    press probably get
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    with some tweaks movies neck safest
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    wasn t safer
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    and if you're more concerned was the
    body working as a unit there's some kind
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    of body weights lotto body weight
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    ones
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    is probably the most
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    budget knock against wrongdoing body
    weight squats and wonders as you are
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    with any kind of way
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    self
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    if i was selling body weight on the
    classes i would not have that position
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    also
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    detail again because of the question
    they depend
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    because what the process training really
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    little sons to be like
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    there's no perfect answer any comes down
    to what your goals are where you want to
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    do right as a like we've sent
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    right in a lot of these these are yours
    with better hit process by building
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    process punctual train
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    it misses that first question twice but
    why is the first excise in first place
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    again if you want rain heavy
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    putting a bug on your back with some
    kind of body weight latex size
  • 30:47 - 30:48
    zack is not the answer
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    you can see his can't
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    you know it's always easy when people
    see what's on the body
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    okay fine
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    but if
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    so as far as we deal with it
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    present to go against stance fifteen
    years
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    wouldn't know a leg press identification
    tripped over
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    functionally she certainly not week
    doing leaps and landing on one foot in
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    doing well as required of her corrected
    itself
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    italy boils down to
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    wise person training
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    okay so no this since the phrase full
    range of motion is it's gotten less
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    prominent recently
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    but
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    fro until functional train became the
    current buzzword
  • 31:39 - 31:41
    this is all over the place
  • 31:41 - 31:47
    this was on instruction cards every
    exercise article said
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    use a full range of motion
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    every trainer felt obligated to say use
    a full range of motion
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    norma switches medics ashamed everybody
    manufacturer that further instruction
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    caught on a machine said
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    use a full range of motion
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    you
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    the classes was lvl biomechanics or is
    it just about foreign
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    so limited two aspects of this one is
    muscle ones joints
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    this is a standard
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    graphic of muscle force
  • 32:19 - 32:23
    available and every biomechanics
    kinesiology
  • 32:23 - 32:28
    excise physiology textbook
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    what it shows is
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    now lengthy
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    length means
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    to the right is a stretch
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    as you come
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    towards the left you move it was a
    shorter life
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    what it says is
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    when you're moving a muscle from
    stretched for fully contracted
  • 32:46 - 32:52
    force your muscle generates increases up
    to a point and then decreases
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    and leader of the other way
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    when you being pulled into a stretch
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    something else hickson
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    the passive tension refers to
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    non contracting elements of muscle fiber
  • 33:06 - 33:10
    so that'll structure of muscle fiber
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    it
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    which is so i'd like a defense like you
    know if you if you missed a step
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    or a few
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    if you have to if you if you have to
    block something like a punch or if you
  • 33:19 - 33:24
    catch something as soon as you suddenly
    and muscle switch back
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    yes visited surprise you not voluntarily
    contracting
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    by so the passive tension kicks in
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    to protect the muscle
  • 33:33 - 33:35
    is also apply matches content
  • 33:35 - 33:36
    so as you u
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    you john
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    and you go into the landing
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    your lengthening the muscle
  • 33:43 - 33:44
    involuntarily
  • 33:44 - 33:46
    and so that rebounds
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    is to your conscious contraction
  • 33:49 - 33:53
    now the issue if i'm not just of course
    would be you don't know what the top
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    with a top limit is
  • 33:55 - 33:57
    if you go to lift the way
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    if it's too heavy you know right away
  • 33:59 - 34:03
    if europe dropping the way down at the
    bottom
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    it could be way you can handle it could
    not be which again we have no way of
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    knowing where that top limit is
  • 34:09 - 34:12
    but this is how muscle
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    fiber muscles
  • 34:14 - 34:18
    in muscle intact muscle fibers this is
    how they act
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    there's a there's a
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    this favorable length of force
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    somewhere between fully stretched and
    fully contract
  • 34:27 - 34:32
    now the thing with the speaker of the
    law is this is literally academic curve
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    uh...
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    sorry about that
  • 34:35 - 34:37
    this is literally academic her
  • 34:37 - 34:41
    if you detach a muscle from a rabbit a
    fraud to human
  • 34:41 - 34:44
    and you stretch it or houston later
    contract
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    those are the courage to get
  • 34:46 - 34:52
    when muscles are intact on your body had
    look at fort curves
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    isn't too technical terms from the grass
    is a case of the renters out here want
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    testify without talking about
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    com
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    resting when traveling back and
    insufficiency is when the muscles
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    his position or a for favor one
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    passes
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    is rosie is stretched or when the
    opposing muscle is taught interferes
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    with the the
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    active muscle
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    and uh... tema basis is one
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    muscle is sore caught it shifts one of
    the joints to accommodate
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    stuff like that we are due to specific
    excise
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    as more and you can demonstrate it more
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    you
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    now one thing about that
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    through the basically
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    curd
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    is
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    the text was all say that the at the
    extremes of motion
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    the body tends to avoid those those
    positions in daily life
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    so you're not going to run against them
  • 35:53 - 35:55
    except that
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    daily life is a real work out with
    weights are daily life
  • 35:58 - 36:02
    so machine designed to put you into
    active insufficiency
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    uh...
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    exotic cannot isolation exercises from
    the bible imagines pritchard active
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    insufficiency
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    so as a for instance actual economic an
    astonishing activists efficiency for the
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    klotz conduct on the subject here
  • 36:17 - 36:24
    anyway gluck
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    so o'shaughnessy here facing out
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    enough with the buddhist but his behind
    you like la central issue
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    industry national street unita since the
    title of it
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    okay so just reagan me back
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    okay self
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    with the backers anglican walk out his
    name
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    now as a physical exam
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    the info as far as you can
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    trent lott has legs
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    knows he can walk as these out
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    he tried to try and keep track each
    other as you come back
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    he's locked out
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    so
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    you go into a gem
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    guys that rental a situation pussy on
    cam back in the addy says something like
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    a look at clark was trying to work out
    by personal training sessions and i just
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    hit the back end on the machine is wrong
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    if the back and go on the lady said she
    was at ninety degrees
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    what happens is
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    the
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    declines with us today hit the detective
    to me
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    is too short interpreters activist
    christiansen
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    uh...
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    so
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    in gaelic in walking presence
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    erectus is stretched over your head
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    and
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    shortened over the navy so you don't run
    into it
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    but his ability in the extension if the
    back-end goes wrong you run right into
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    it
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    that applies to a lot of excitement
    faisal pullover machines
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    devices
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    dumbbell side raises this is active
    insufficiency food alkaloids
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    rolling if you can give you a fear lacz
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    this is
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    peeps or collapses appear back here is
    that it is the last two short function
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    uh...
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    so
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    answers are movements in iraq has and
    what was on the shoes or or bible in
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    typed words are really real life
    movements
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    this does come into play
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    what's more important
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    though without anandtech muscle is
    muscle pork kurz
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    self
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    moving left to right
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    you go into a stretch but set
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    who contracted
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    and with these kind of show is the
    difference p ds
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    this being no speed isometric this
    confesses feed
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    for different speeds you biceps get
    stronger
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    sand in the strength rocks
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    if you notice
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    at any speed
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    the peak is between seventy and ninety
    degrees which means at about a right
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    angled row those whereby since the
    strongest
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    which happens to be where a conventional
    standing pros hearts that's where the
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    sticking points
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    this is
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    this is it's working curve for
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    shoulder flexion
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    'em
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    comparable to reverse like a bench press
    over script bench press
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    inflation your body is strongest doubles
    by his side and as you know those
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    corrupting its weaker
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    that kind of a bench press is part of
    the sticking point sonya was by her side
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    and as a lockout
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    is less difficult
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    this is an example of a of a complete
    mismatch
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    where an exercise mechanically hardest
    where your body's weakest
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    sofa shoulder extension
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    meeting
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    survivor to not
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    so exciting here
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    your arms approaching you
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    the dumbbell pullover is exactly the
    opposite
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    dumbbell pull over your life is
    strongest in the top position which is
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    where you walked out
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    as a way that was overhead alaska
    getting weaker
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    but the excess getting harder
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    that bag size is particularly dangerous
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    regina jim in new york once
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    thanks dumbbell off the rack
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    flies back on the bench
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    is linebackers
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    bundles to light
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    brings it back
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    it's heavier dumbbell
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    not socialite
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    things are back
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    comes back with the heavy dumbbells okay
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    this is right this is heavy
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    as he comes back with it
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    now we can stop it because the lever on
    that bigger
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    disappeared while shows
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    night oocyte ellington garden
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    and he said why do you think they'll go
    off the floor
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    well it's very simple answer direct if
    you take them go off the floor you
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    started when the exercises harness
    office too heavy for you know right away
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    and just don't do it
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    this guy started where the exercises the
    easiest
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    and
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    there is a mess
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    so that's a complete mismatch
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    did this one this stray dog pulled out
    of cables match the better again
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    use any part of a cable here's the
    excise hardest
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    it's also where lots of our strongest
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    and imagine on some towards the excise
    it's easier
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    as real as to getting weaker so it
    matches well
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    them unless one this is a role
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    rose
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    uh...
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    again rosa heart goes a harness unravels
    a close your body
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    that's realized we kids
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    so it's another mismatch
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    so the point now the point doesn't
    ideally the excise matches
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    so so so ideally
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    neck size mechanically hardest we
    muscles abiotic akeli strongest
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    nam
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    absent the ideal situation
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    you don't worry as much about training
    the full range of motion as training
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    what i'll call the effective range of
    motion or the strongest rings the motion
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    because if you do in exercise which is
    just too heavy for you here where your
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    weakest
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    you must like garland might be breathing
    heavy rain and i thought it seems
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    but you have a really challenge
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    the force
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    producing capability of the muscle which
    is directly what we trainings was to be
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    about
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    well
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    if you do pick an exercise fences i say
    in
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    the extension which is this will be here
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    if you could exercise and you only train
    the shortens position
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    you know there's a quote a rest stop
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    all you're doing is reducing the amount
    of weight you working out with
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    because the curve never inverse
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    you'll never said
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    a basic strength curve
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    and turned into a u_-shaped by training
    the ends
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    this is not how how muscle science works
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    so this would have some implications for
    things like uh...
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    any of the various partial training
    techniques partial victory techniques
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    where
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    your
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    with the latest phone burns and
    bodybuilding really doing a fraction of
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    the of the motion
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    if you want change the sake of the
    muscle burning ok fine but as tens of
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    getting stronger challenging with the
    muscle can do
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    you've got to be in strong ranges of the
    movements
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    any questions about the muscles in full
    range of motion
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    muscle that
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    so's you reduce partial
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    at the strongest for the motion
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    a good thing
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    the competition look for a vote
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    frustration lawrence's following closer
    band was seven thousand when we could
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    spark
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    so frozen some n
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    if you were too
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    it
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    though it does beg the question why use
    any range of motion at all
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    why not just train
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    at the one point where your strongest
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    as a that's a good question
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    i think the price practically the real
    answer is
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    you don't
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    you don't really you don't really
    calorie most equipment people tran ahn
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    is a calibrated to speed
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    so you don't really know frig on fifty
    degrees
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    iran fifty degrees a second note we
    don't really know the speed of we're
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    moving at
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    as israel is speed we don't really know
    where that peter like triangle is
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    within hours of bouts of use some range
    of motion
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    you're probably going to cover it
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    uh... years ago divisive connect mu
    machines were popular or were around and
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    use it
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    speed will now case you could you could
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    but with regular commercial waits in the
    sheen's you don't exactly know how fast
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    you go into don't exactly know where
    that pete triangle is
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    but you're right it would lead to
    believe the only china taiwan joint
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    ideals for move on to the joints in full
    range of motion
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    uh... demo of those things that receive
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    you know bearing is in the audience
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    if you train on machines
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    the extension machine fact ac
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    to see the instruction line up the joint
    with the axis of the machine
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    so single joint machines imply that
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    all of your joints act like hinges
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    if you do
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    kettlebell type classes or other kinds
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    freeway unity or except at the south
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    and they have you moved you have in
    loading your joints in a lot of
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    different directions
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    that implies a new joints or all swivels
    dual ballin socket
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    in biomechanics a joint so far
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    blends of these six basic types
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    they're not true hinges and i've been up
    to a ball issac
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    so frances with the navy
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    you really can't line up the axis of
    really worth it with the machine axis
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    because then the disney was a hinge
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    isn't he wasn't sure it hinge
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    it would
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    rotate this way
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    and that would line up with a machine
    axis
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    if the machine was a rolling joint
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    when you move the issue and it would
    roll off
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    and it is a slight injury
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    it would slide this way
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    what happens within the it is it's a
    rolling in sliding joint
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    syllables in slides in place
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    the the axis
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    and therefore right corner
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    the axis changes depending on how far
    better news
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    so technically you can't line up the
    axis
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    of your knee with a machine because acs
    is always moving
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    bizad
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    so now three
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    if we look at full range of motion with
    and the extension for instance
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    and you really working at blocking the
    out as far as i can go
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    the issue with that is a there's a
    there's a mechanism to swell mechanism
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    channel rotation
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    so food for
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    the middle of the original shit it does
    function like a hinge
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    at the end
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    the bones of the shame in the in the
    claude rotate on each other
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    lock
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    sowwy the the shane will rotate
    externally or that the femur will rotate
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    internally and locks together
  • 48:00 - 48:03
    the point of that is on the stand up
    straight a walking
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    you're not using a muscular effort
  • 48:05 - 48:09
    there is a passive lock it in the
  • 48:09 - 48:12
    so if you are the landlady such machine
    and you really diligently trying to lock
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    in the arrogance resisted
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    what's happening is
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    you're taking this passive only u bony
    lock
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    your loading an extra weight on it and
    you're applying great internal force
  • 48:25 - 48:28
    to janice bony lock into position
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    that's designed to be a passive walk
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    with your body weight standing upright
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    so you causal burn as u tryna locking me
    out
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    but you really just bringing out a lot
    of unnecessary joint stress for the sake
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    of feeling exercise
  • 48:47 - 48:50
    practically what you do is you if you
    watch some on the extension
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    and at the end of the motion you'll see
    you'll see
  • 48:54 - 48:56
    will happen again today
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    added if your knees are free to move
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    when you're locking me out
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    the shane rotate excel in all your
    female rotate internally
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    recycling situation in china lockout
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    that movement still has to happen so
    you'll see some shifting going on in
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    this e
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    the thing to do will be the watching
    this is a shifting stuff starts that's
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    the end of the repetition
  • 49:18 - 49:19
    because past that point
  • 49:19 - 49:22
    you're just trying to force that bony
    lock
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    if the again that's designed to be a
    passive lock
  • 49:29 - 49:32
    at the back end that i was walking in
    the apt
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    as you bending the knee
  • 49:34 - 49:37
    as you pull you you need more and more
    inflection
  • 49:37 - 49:40
    again the way the bone to shape in the
    femur and shane
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    before it is going to move towards the
    center line
  • 49:44 - 49:50
    so if you slot normally people's knees
    will go out
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    falls in the old signed bodybuilding
    instruction lena
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    for suit you cause power forcible part
  • 49:56 - 49:57
    yours is preventing or your
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    fighting this natural movement of the
    navy
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    fruit or muscles going to take a look at
    it from the extension
  • 50:09 - 50:13
    is a muscular ripley's a muscular
  • 50:13 - 50:14
    bom
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    component of china's foreign jim ocean
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    and there's a joint component
  • 50:19 - 50:21
    can i have a ne phir
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    uh... before while questions about the
    new york info emotion
  • 50:32 - 50:34
    about ten years of such a second
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    with what you know i might be miami
    anticipating it
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    almost half a dozen times past three
    years my life probs not recently
  • 50:43 - 50:45
    the best way to work out my needs
  • 50:45 - 50:49
    forgetting them arrival the surgery on a
    quick fix a steep it like for us
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    perhaps but i don't know what the
    defense extensions but
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    weighs almost like stay away from them
  • 50:55 - 50:57
    it sounds like a again that night
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    knowing what's going on extension by
    definition is just to put a lot of
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    pressure on you made
  • 51:03 - 51:05
    sellers gregory
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    to clinic fired acted as expected
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    goes well rehab isn't is it and use a
    different says invokes
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    interest rates
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    com
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    but you definitely wouldn't want the
    machine to push you into a stretch
  • 51:21 - 51:22
    and hitler and to really overemphasize
    that
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    finished position again could you just
    buying a strong bones
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    kentucky
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    bisa
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    fraud emotionally havoc on another
  • 51:35 - 51:37
    the subject
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    to demonstrate
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    a balance here
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    carfax
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    bite so
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    everyone just quickly without they can
    raise your hand overhead
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    is a job
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    okay
  • 51:59 - 52:02
    for chile before so you know the
    directing klamath
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    notice nobody
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    notably obviously
  • 52:08 - 52:11
    legislative suicide
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    and nobody
  • 52:13 - 52:16
    foresee handle in here tried to talk
    this way
  • 52:16 - 52:19
    answer for salad dressing
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    turn detail bosnia was pointing out
  • 52:21 - 52:24
    lead with the painting try to lift up
  • 52:24 - 52:25
    as far as you can go
  • 52:25 - 52:28
    obviously about halfway up
  • 52:28 - 52:30
    your body shapes
  • 52:30 - 52:33
    buttressed all
  • 52:33 - 52:35
    energy externally rotate
  • 52:35 - 52:36
    you can continue without
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    without any any obstruction
  • 52:41 - 52:45
    but you're not going to go kitchen
    schaufler
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    digga digga doo digga doo shoulder
  • 52:46 - 52:48
    on the website
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    we'll try to demonstrate here is
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    at this point
  • 52:52 - 52:54
    there's a pony obstruction
  • 52:54 - 52:57
    so either definition shoulder
  • 52:57 - 53:06
    but definitely if you excel in rotate
    that russian president gore claim
  • 53:06 - 53:08
    this comes into play on
  • 53:08 - 53:10
    an upright role
  • 53:10 - 53:13
    it comes into play on
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    some some sideways
  • 53:16 - 53:22
    machines with a with a position here and
    have you tried to lift up
  • 53:22 - 53:26
    go to the front principles loads of fun
  • 53:26 - 53:27
    it really comes up right
  • 53:27 - 53:29
    now from
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    from here up
  • 53:30 - 53:31
    is pretty clean
  • 53:31 - 53:32
    right about here
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    you start slow down a little bit of an
    obstruction so now rotated it internal
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    rotation a glove click
  • 53:41 - 53:44
    what happens if you happen to shoulder
    is that when you're inflection
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    and excel rotation
  • 53:47 - 53:49
    hit a point of leading to binding
  • 53:49 - 53:51
    limitation elicits weights and that's
    what's
  • 53:51 - 53:54
    that's what's including your partner
    movement
  • 53:54 - 53:57
    not a hold of your muscle or folded
    exercises
  • 53:57 - 53:59
    hooligans and shoulder
  • 53:59 - 54:04
    when un chali rotate you on buying
    them you can come up again
  • 54:04 - 54:08
    apec something about this means excise
    lives means if you're doing
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    chin up
  • 54:09 - 54:13
    with suit was almost touching or or pull
    down
  • 54:13 - 54:16
    when the weight pulls you up
  • 54:16 - 54:18
    if you're forcing a full range of motion
  • 54:18 - 54:23
    you always have to flare out
  • 54:23 - 54:27
    you can try to go up higher but the
    difficulty feeling is that is not an
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    unproven muscle you just reading those
    joints
  • 54:30 - 54:35
    think about a machine presses the
    machine press is too close together
  • 54:35 - 54:37
    you're listening to lift its very
    harshly harding to push through it but
  • 54:37 - 54:45
    you're pushing through the leading to
    shoulder
  • 54:45 - 54:48
    almost everyone
  • 54:48 - 54:51
    when you did lift his shoulder op
  • 54:51 - 54:54
    everyone kind of cut between the two
    planes are you going to reflection and
  • 54:54 - 54:57
    they don't throughout the shins will
    show up again
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    just disgusted
  • 54:58 - 55:02
    forget the rest of the social
  • 55:02 - 55:04
    analyst with the players and half
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    evident
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    everyone when between two reflection
    pure and pure abduction
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    because this is where the shoulder
    socket opens up
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    the bone in the ball and socket of your
    shoulder joint
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    it doesn't open up surely this with a
    blue over truly this way at sylvan
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    somewhere in here
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    so somewhere in here you have the least
    amount of obstruction to moving on
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    you
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    again i think about what this means for
    exercises
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    obviously press behind the neck of the
    barbell usa via standard exercise so you
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    push on the whole way back here
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    well when you fully abduct like that
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    europe in june
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    impinging right
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    at this point point of the ball socket
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    say with uh... pulled up behind the neck
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    all right we're forcing our on this for
    back as you can discuss as muscle
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    involved
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    you're pissing off the jury
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    think in terms of triceps exercises
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    this recently flipping through metrics
    have a lot of the sender on the show of
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    freeway workout
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    missile guiding dumbbell triceps
    extensions
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    and in the instructions mrs
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    a month ago it says
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    holding caused by your side slave
    triceps
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    this is irrelevant to the triceps
    triceps just read your elbow out
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    what happens is we do the sexes i sure
    enough the movie it was two years if you
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    start to feel
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    more tension here
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    you must feel heat rises working better
    you're feeling the strain shoulders
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    move in move it moving overhead is or is
    all relates capital here over them
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    uh...
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    parts part of the part of this plane
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    does not function not abduction
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    is that this is the angle at the
    sarantis is strongest at
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    that comes into play because they will
    not over head
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    up to about ninety degrees is crucial to
    flexion
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    bedell toys contract y'all moves up
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    over ninety degrees now
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    your delta religion activist efficiency
    they can't get shorter
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    so what happens is
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    that ups_ pulls the top of this
    capella
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    and thus arrest pulls the bottom of this
    capital to have the effect of turning
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    the entire ballin suck it up
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    so the book ball socket opens up clearly
    ought to hear
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    abs of clearly have to hear it in terms
    of the further overhead beholden system
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    has to share
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    so that's another reason for that that
    reporter playing
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    well
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    that's also why for instance
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    there's there's very little true
    overhead then a symbol of it will be
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    pumping iron
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    by his civil treadmill
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    andy's pressing exam i just make sure it
    will motion right here
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    well especially especially it was not a
    mostly had
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    as because true overhead does it really
    exists
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    that's why i know that would be a bit of
    the press
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    because he talked about here and then it
    was unavoidable that turned into a bench
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    press
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    because you really can't
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    with the model
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    you stress really is a strong enough to
    tilt everything
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    so if you go completely overhead
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    it also look at the shame designs a lot
    of overhead press designs
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    the bill that a high incline and not
    built so that you're sitting straight up
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    and pushing straight back behind it
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    regardless press and intentions on
    president very steep incline seventy
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    eight degrees
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    fully what move on
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    chris is not joins a range of motion
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    okay philip glass
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    rhetorical question is whether
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    the human machine is not designed for
    speed or for strength
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    with all the media about how to lift
    weights
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    the question might be should we be
    lifting weights
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    okay this comes from mouth ever harmon
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    goto the bomb attacks chapter in one of
    the early an essay textbooks
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    and
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    right here is explains why
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    by all three y bomb attacks are
    important
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    if you have
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    ten pounds of waiting your hand the
    internal forces are dramatically higher
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    because it empowers await is acting
    through a very long lever
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    your muscles acting a very short levers
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    an old-time to overtime leverage diagram
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    the leverage that man
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    rather tell you about for a second
    request levers monologues
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    everyday they deliver it is in
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    nutcracker
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    commercial nutcracker right you have an
    axis
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    trestle there
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    peer pressure woodlands
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    none of that one and one of his question
    one hand i hope not if you can diffusion
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    does your plan
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    by social debate got to talk a
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    so you have an axis
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    you put the resistance close to the axis
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    and you'll hold
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    the business end
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    far away
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    and with a very sms state
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    with a very small amount of effort
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    you fly a lot of course
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    so this kind of lever
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    applies force
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    little bit of course of the at the at
    the eighties
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    lot of foresee the axis
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    you would never
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    reverses
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    you would never put the the resistance
    at the end
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    and try to apply for cigarettes
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    it just doesn't work you can generate
    any force
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    this kind of letter
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    doesn't leverage force
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    or what it does
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    leverages distance
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    a little bit of most of the axis
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    it's a lot of motion of the president's
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    a little bit a motion at the axis
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    it's a lot of this incident
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    un levers lisa muscles were talking
    about
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    leverage this instant leverage force
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    much more hopeless goes into the motion
    it comes out
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    but muscles distance
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    goes into motion
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    a little bit a motion at the hip
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    a lot of motion before
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    so human letters leverage business
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    not force
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    well
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    and sincere leverage this is
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    and
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    leases we let his distance
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    and speed is this is the bio bio time
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    it takes a lot of time for this little
    motion
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    to create this big march
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    so you wouldn't human skeletons abyss
    built leverage its feet
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    little this is a little bit of this is
    over here but this is here in the same
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    time
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    technical stuff tent was of the letter
    everything is no it isn't with the
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    nutcracker
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    resists is close to the axis leverages
    effort
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    this is far away from the axis led
    resistance
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    consisted of mostly grass or of human
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    muscle power
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    take it from a book called
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    prime mover by steven vocal
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    which is it a great texts on the history
    of muscle and how muscles used
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    and what does shows is
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    is basically that
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    in spite of
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    humans the leverage the distance
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    there's a sweet spot of speed and force
    we get the most power
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    so
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    ed zero steve
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    you guys are the more civil sports
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    which is consistent with the muscle
    media that says you can hold more than
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    you can read
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    by your greater static strength and have
    positive strength
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    at a maximum speed movies president can
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    you can exert much force at all
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    which is consistent with those muscles
    worker to showed higher toward curves
  • 63:44 - 63:47
    asbestos feeds
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    but what happens is somewhere in the
    middle
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    you'll hit a peak because
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    power please
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    elastic
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    how is work by by time
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    work is forced times distance
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    so powers force
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    times this is the via by time now those
    powers for sci fi
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    so there's a sweet spot of speedway you
    get the most power
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    that's where if you're an athlete a
    martial artist we're taking training
  • 64:16 - 64:22
    is there going as physique and using
    brute force of boots feed
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    comes in
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    there's an optimum speed off the amount
    of force where you get the most however
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    movements
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    so you know that that that
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    previous quote about the high internal
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    forces
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    or implying
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    that doesn't mean build strength
    training strength training carefully
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    because force
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    which comes from strength training is
    part of this equation
  • 64:47 - 64:50
    really resolved really take home points
    from from
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    the presentation thus far
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    with with your legs not your back
  • 64:54 - 64:58
    is an old cliche for manual labor
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    the structure of the spine suggested
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    is in effect the range of motion as
    opposed to a full range of motion
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    and practically in terms of your workout
  • 65:10 - 65:12
    you have the balance
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    that somehow balanced the concern for
    your long-term muscle joint elf
  • 65:18 - 65:21
    the intensity of the set with the
    overall workout
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    images of other classes before
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    it
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    actually get it in perfect sample
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    seconded by train studio
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    as by-catch act
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    and he isn't ready
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    please myself
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    so i said what happened
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    they said well i was there a certain
    class that'll remain nameless crossfit
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    that's right back out
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    i said uh...
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    assist you know i want to do that i said
    you know the excise selection to be kind
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    of dubious
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    and they get caught up in the
    competition new form terms to crap and i
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    say get hurt
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    he says all thanks to tell me now after
    dinner
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    so i say well
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    at the back here was
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    train with me
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    altering us cause you work out there
  • 66:07 - 66:10
    i guarantee you want to hurt
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    bases will thanks and i really like the
    class and is this tax and i really like
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    the class
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    look how well it worked
  • 66:17 - 66:20
    so now here's a guy who knew exactly
    what he got hurt knew what he was doing
  • 66:20 - 66:22
    when he got hurt
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    you know knew what to do not to get hurt
    and he didn't care
  • 66:26 - 66:28
    now for me as a trainer
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    that's not my call to make for the
    clients
  • 66:30 - 66:34
    i can't really tell us how to do this
    exercise you know i know my her chin
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    features that you would not my decision
  • 66:35 - 66:39
    and myself at fifty two years old
  • 66:39 - 66:44
    i do nothing in my workouts that isn't
    conclude congruent requirement acts
  • 66:44 - 66:47
    and outside of my workouts whether it's
  • 66:47 - 66:50
    skating refuted similar shoveling snow
  • 66:50 - 66:54
    i'm very aware of how i move
  • 66:54 - 66:54
    as few guys
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    you know well bill you've been warned
    twenty years now you got your bicep
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    don't come running to me i wonder now
    cell
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    finds any questions on until in general
    or the videos are the manual doesn't
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    listen
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    newt
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    zone
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    is all very interesting and concepts
    very conscious
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    to alice a lot of popular belief
  • 67:20 - 67:24
    so what your getting environment kenneth
    lee as far as the backers and squad and
  • 67:24 - 67:25
    such
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    the back is not designed to bear a heavy
    weight
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    right from the upper part of the course
    of you know i i again
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    not just as i say so
  • 67:36 - 67:38
    if you look at any
  • 67:38 - 67:39
    madhuri diagram of the back
  • 67:39 - 67:43
    political is a muscles look at the
    organization of the bones
  • 67:43 - 67:45
    free clearly a pyramid
  • 67:45 - 67:49
    big blocks on the bottom smaller blocks
    with the top
  • 67:49 - 67:52
    um... if you look at the muscle
    organization
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    a lot of small muscles
  • 67:55 - 67:57
    laid on top of each other
  • 67:57 - 67:58
    many different joints
  • 67:58 - 68:00
    compared to below the waist
  • 68:00 - 68:03
    we have big blocks a bona big muscles
  • 68:03 - 68:04
    so
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    you know and i think that issue a
    blanket statement but i think it's a
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    good look at the component when you look
    at the bones of the muscles involving
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    swine
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    lawyer wait upon your neck doesn't
    doesn't seem to match that too well
  • 68:16 - 68:19
    just one more quick question
  • 68:19 - 68:20
    so
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    how would you
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    would you say about the deadliest
  • 68:24 - 68:27
    fallen at someone
  • 68:27 - 68:32
    well i think that this is probably
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    was it was a let's assume perfect form
  • 68:35 - 68:38
    just to minimize man out of airplanes
  • 68:38 - 68:40
    if you assume perfect form
  • 68:40 - 68:43
    the dead lift is probably closer
  • 68:43 - 68:46
    because the weight isn't united we are
    taking a pure regina s it's what's
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    happening to structure
  • 68:48 - 68:50
    assuming perfect form
  • 68:50 - 68:51
    and a perfect for miami
  • 68:51 - 68:54
    you're strong enough to maintain lumbar
    curves to the dead lifts
  • 68:54 - 68:58
    you know you're not here to unite
  • 68:58 - 68:58
    releasing its capital
  • 68:58 - 69:02
    you know if you saw in perfect form
  • 69:02 - 69:04
    they'd live trapped by their lives
  • 69:04 - 69:06
    you
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    hit those slots
  • 69:08 - 69:11
    there's a lot of ways of loading your
    legs without
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    inverting the pyramid
  • 69:19 - 69:20
    within it
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    spent
  • 69:21 - 69:23
    are so the answer in boat
  • 69:23 - 69:26
    unc_ to limited range of motion
  • 69:26 - 69:32
    like commuters demonstration bicep curls
    elixir
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    right of the
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    but i'm not saying limited on the side
    of the suggesting that he's an excessive
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    range of motion
  • 69:42 - 69:44
    it
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    if you if you're sitting standing
  • 69:46 - 69:48
    as i think is a video on this
  • 69:48 - 69:51
    his video news on youtube
  • 69:51 - 69:55
    moronic sized biceps which was uh...
    goes into a much more
  • 69:55 - 69:58
    or should live there was just don't
    understand a little await hanging
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    straight down
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    we had zero
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    you had no wants to know whether created
    by the way
  • 70:06 - 70:08
    symbolism here to here
  • 70:08 - 70:10
    removing from
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    uh... no-no resistance letter
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    began to knows this is level
  • 70:15 - 70:16
    so you have no work
  • 70:16 - 70:18
    lot of work millwork
  • 70:18 - 70:20
    you would stay somewhere
  • 70:20 - 70:23
    just short of walking out
  • 70:23 - 70:25
    through sticking point
  • 70:25 - 70:29
    and again keep your elbows by his side
    such as so have some lever created here
  • 70:29 - 70:31
    as opposed to a nobles come forward
  • 70:31 - 70:34
    to make its your work
  • 70:34 - 70:40
    in general with exercises if you're used
    to doing an extreme range of motion
  • 70:40 - 70:42
    if you just take it up a little bit
  • 70:42 - 70:45
    you'll notice that the way to handle
    goes up
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    which should be kind of a clue
  • 70:48 - 70:51
    in specific you really have to look
    every muscle and joint
  • 70:51 - 70:52
    which is the reason for
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    the reason for the videos
  • 70:55 - 70:56
    this manual
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    and for them
  • 70:58 - 70:59
    yes mandela market
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    which is the specifically say for this
    joint trained this way
  • 71:06 - 71:07
    says to you
  • 71:07 - 71:11
    quick questions the first one is from a
    discipline i do a lot of explosive
  • 71:11 - 71:12
    movements
  • 71:12 - 71:20
    and why are your thoughts on making that
    morrissey
  • 71:20 - 71:22
    growers who store
  • 71:22 - 71:26
    guide to political zone
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    well you know if in general
  • 71:29 - 71:31
    if you're doing this for
  • 71:31 - 71:32
    or activity
  • 71:32 - 71:34
    you accept the recycle it
  • 71:34 - 71:38
    so while you're doing that accepting the
    risk
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    i think you don't into your exposure by
    then working for the weight room and
  • 71:42 - 71:45
    popping up all with weights
  • 71:45 - 71:49
    but i think i think what you do is a key
    chain your muscles appropriately in a
  • 71:49 - 71:51
    way twelve there you go to your support
  • 71:51 - 71:55
    you accept the risks of the sport and it
    was appropriate there
  • 71:55 - 71:56
    obviously if
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    you just trained isometric lee for that
  • 71:59 - 72:04
    reaction on the part of course we would
    be a little
  • 72:04 - 72:09
    whether the transfers over and i would
    be kind of questionable
  • 72:09 - 72:12
    but again any athlete you'll see some on
    the field you accept the risks of uh...
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    of what's what's there
  • 72:14 - 72:16
    by my contention jess's
  • 72:16 - 72:19
    don't add to that also in the late
  • 72:19 - 72:23
    that's worth analysts and the second
    question
  • 72:23 - 72:25
    trainers and
  • 72:25 - 72:26
    people talk about
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    doing like compound
  • 72:28 - 72:31
    heavy exercises such as
  • 72:31 - 72:34
    it barbell squat or like bench press
  • 72:34 - 72:39
    dash i think where you're talking about
    is more of a like isolating the muscles
  • 72:39 - 72:41
    so what were your feelings on
  • 72:41 - 72:45
    heavy compound exercises
  • 72:45 - 72:48
    you know what my feelings are those who
    are not as simple as saying
  • 72:48 - 72:51
    just a compound exercises just to
  • 72:51 - 72:53
    isolation exercises
  • 72:53 - 72:58
    at the moment on exercise most of the
    excise demonstrated in their car
  • 72:58 - 72:59
    compound excised
  • 72:59 - 73:02
    because the compound exercise
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    uh...
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    it's how you doing what moral is a uh...
    how you do is more important than what
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    the exercises
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    and
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    the compound exercise with with a couple
    of tweaks
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    can match
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    the difficult in the exercise with the
    the
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    toward to the muscles
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    and yet each week the ends of the range
    of motion you may not yet present joins
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    israel as simple as saying freeway to
    machines
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    single joint press conference
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    you know they're all there are there all
    fair game
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    would really not as is happening with
    your body while you're doing
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    freaky okay the next
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    just a national
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    using your own body weight doing pushups
    pull ups any kind
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    non machine workouts for pretty
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    deeply obstacles your
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    pitfalls as far as interviews your
    muscles in wrong way
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    on those tactics as is
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    yes
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    because again inside the excise is what
    you do
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    for instance armored convoys up for the
    video on the convention ups
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    we delayed showing up that that that
    overhead position
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    that this is
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    more detail on the video but the
    overhead positions i i see these people
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    stay awake cuba shoulders which meteors
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    and
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    you wanna borrow
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    judicial zwick new year's in lean back
    to start
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    and then go into the chin up
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    because that when you bells out of the
    bottom will you let your shoulders come
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    up on your here
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    is just a lot of stress on the rotator
    cuff
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    uh... some explanations are better in
    video or in print
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    but that did the short story what would
    be the wash bouncing out of the bottom
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    on the chin up
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    cuz you're not doing anything positive
    for the muscles you're just bouncing off
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    if you have a close refrences you've
    just bouncing off that ligament
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    binding
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    as far as pushups go
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    you know pushups pushups are are
    generally safe
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    try to make a harder
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    then people put 'em
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    between benches try to get x range of
    motion to macomb harder
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    forum
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    or do explosively to make them harder
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    you
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    not not to sell anything but with
    pushups their zone
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    there's a a device that puts a lid
    elissa cables crossing back
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    allows iraq to push of harder
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    while staying within the safe range of
    motion
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    but uh... again side is not a question
    of body weight dresses mission the
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    machines verses dumbbells and and
    bartels it's is what you do with the
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    body act that matters
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    hauptmann before your party regulars
    excess water
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    i've done some pushups like where you do
    your seat on a bench
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    sirico might decline of a crime
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    that's better yeah you run out of ways
    of making process for
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    the the i'm not a big i'm not a
    tremendous fan of the lessig resistance
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    because it only gets harder
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    and as you saw at the muscles work
    curves
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    does not necessarily how muscle
    functions
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    but in the case of the push up it is a
    way of making pushups more challenging
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    without
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    you know going up on blocks or or
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    you know i make it you know if you want
    to get a excised more challenging
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    because it's
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    straining your joint
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    you want to get more challenging for the
    muscle
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    you gotta run by
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    my question is
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    is it better for muscle and joint held
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    to use ranges of motion that are more
    linear for example assessment mission
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    rather than
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    just a barbell
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    wasn't impressed
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    the
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    smith machine
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    i'll tell people use a smith machine
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    mainly for the bottom sobs
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    completed
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    number of years ago
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    early really to thousands club industry
    reported on
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    the guy swine and smith machine
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    no bottom stops
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    those of the bar
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    breaks a lock of his knees and i got guy
    i don't know how to out about it
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    for literally crisis line
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    and up quite a trick
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    prada big part of the case had to do
    with
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    why the mission didn't have bottomed
    socks
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    and the
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    defending people defending the
    manufacturing health club sidwell we
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    looked around health clubs known as the
    box office
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    and the
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    you know
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    hard stop
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    twenty inches off the floor is
    sufficient
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    and the claim plaintiff's attorney
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    that was interesting
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    said nauseated says twenty-four stars
    author
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    floors as a minimum
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    either one is ridiculous you know you're
    not getting out of twenty four th so far
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    so
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    the smith machine might be a little
    unnatural as far as finding
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    grooves
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    if use the bottom stops and don't rely
    on the law
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    it's far safer
  • 78:41 - 78:45
    so yeah you got to make that call
  • 78:45 - 78:48
    began to be person if it is all those
    clients
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    i'm not going to risk
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    missing aspire barbell squat missus
    while on a bench press for the sake of
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    instead real improvement the excise
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    com
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    plus what say you know what
    unfortunately bartels
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    of this year stefan johnson college
    football player
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    being spotted away because women
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    this is the list
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    barker's does go on trial
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    in almost dies i was a surgeon repair
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    you for that
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    for both my art show would still in
    barbell step ups
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    twisted ankle
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    barbie sequels damage is fine
  • 79:28 - 79:31
    the club industry case
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    the guy i mentioned in the from the
    beginning you know controlled by the
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    barbell
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    you know
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    i know that i a lot of very pro barbell
    guys out there which reveals that the
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    magic to use in the park
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    the perspective of the magic benefit
    verses safety
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    this doesn't support that responded join
    your face
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    there are other people discriminating
    are completely natural motion and that's
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    fine offices files was going for the
    catastrophic injury
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    uh...
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    so nice and working on trying to make
    this material more excessive will
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    is a metal called and videos call
    congruent exercise
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    so in it which i talk about
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    much too little too that's okay
  • 80:22 - 80:26
    just with more specific context
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    nam
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    so those who give way tragic accidents
    that's person to talk about is
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    biomechanics involved in swine barbell
    bench press
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    there was about four and a motion length
    impression which is length tension which
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    we did
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    functional training
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    silicon is emitted by the late president
    slot
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    along with other things
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    well
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    the idea of muscles shaping which is
    probably more of a bodybuilding concern
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    or fitness magazine concern
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    than athletes concern
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    a lot of times and i break this down the
    sensation you getting during the
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    exercises it is in some
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    magic benefit you get into the muscle
    his feelings joint strain
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    such as in the shoulder
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    and then
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    the speed there's a strength
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    discussion
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    and then of course if you want to look
    at what does that mean in the real world
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    so
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    these are pretty much
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    pretty much is exercises that you can do
    either home or in a gem
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    some she exercises and jim exercises and
    some
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    so that it that that work well at home
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    it is a question is what this is look
    like
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    i go to jim how do i do
  • 81:45 - 81:48
    so uh... these are the latest sizes
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    house and justin back
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    were back
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    aside
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    back and shoulders
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    and then uh...
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    arms and
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    midsection
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    going back to us on a special arts fine
    exercises
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    these bound for arround
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    yeah technically kore exercises
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    hand absence somebody training for a
    competition like a complex out the
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    competition we have to lift weights for
    your back
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    the decision
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    spy in joint elf
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    those seem to be the safest thing to do
    that are also effective
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    and for more information that sam
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    and i don't talk about should be
    available in the summer
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    moment on exercises
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    of their own number of years ago and
    then currently on you too
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    this is a videos demonstrating a lot of
    uh... we're talking about today
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    answering questions and as a fitness
    layers of having specific dietary p
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    please feel free
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    up to a person's spot but she have any
    comments on the safety effectiveness
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    efficiency
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    of the fitness craze known as p ninety x
  • 83:09 - 83:14
    well you know it's not for the sunset in
    with cross that and
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    whether classes
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    getting getting cohen going back a few
    slides
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    things i pay ninety x crossfit any kind
    of fitness class
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    their living right here
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    there were their living with at the end
    of the work out the person's published
  • 83:34 - 83:38
    sweat the times hanging out there is
    awesome
  • 83:38 - 83:42
    how they get their seems to be a lot
    less of a concern
  • 83:42 - 83:43
    because
  • 83:43 - 83:45
    i know that particular one you mentioned
    frances
  • 83:45 - 83:48
    there's another dubious exercise in
    there whether it's upright rows behind
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    the next off
  • 83:50 - 83:51
    biometrics
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    the vonage is abby public reference but
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    this is clearly not act marketed to
    athletes
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    so
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    while i appreciate the since a physical
    culture that goes into doing access and
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    getting through it
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    you would like to not have it by to
    enhance twenty years from now
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    so that's why
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    i mean to sound like that kind of that
    kind of challenge i would moderate those
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    exercises
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    and tweak intrigued and so they're not
  • 84:20 - 84:23
    just beating up on a joint
  • 84:23 - 84:27
    against me personally at the clients i
    train
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    this is a right on
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    for so make sure you doing
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    they're doing appropriate size that is
    safe and doing the right way right which
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    is what i mean squirming
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    once they get that down
  • 84:40 - 84:44
    then we make each set progressively
    harder
  • 84:44 - 84:51
    and then it's appropriate then i'll cut
    the rest down in between their sets or
  • 84:51 - 84:54
    yeah i think you could say that they
    simply prefer not to train that way will
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    do something else for the overall
    metabolic challenge
  • 84:57 - 85:01
    so you know if somebody wants a lift
    weights with long rest in between
  • 85:01 - 85:02
    and then
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    hike run bike skate roles swim whatever
    they are no pork or
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    whatever their preferences
  • 85:12 - 85:14
    isa is ok two separate things
  • 85:14 - 85:25
    you know you don't have you don't have
    to do it on the same dvd series
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    anybody else in the if talk about the
    uh... ones one that's fine too
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Bill DeSimone is an experienced personal trainer, having started in 1983 at the Sports Training Institute in New York City, and now with his own studio, Optimal Exercise, in Cranbury, NJ. Along the way, he was certified by both the NSCA and ACE, and helped set up seminars on High Intensity Training in the mid-1990s.

His own training-induced injuries led to his unique approach, applying textbook biomechanics to conventional free-weight and machine instruction. He has presented this material in a manual, Moment Arm Exercise; in a series of videos on You Tube; at conferences for the NSCA, Club Industry, and most recently, Indy HIT (Bo Railey, Exercise Inc, Indianapolis) and HIT Resurgence (Luke Carlson, Discover Strength, Minneapolis); and as in-services for studio and gym staff.

Bill's personal interest started with the muscle magazines of the 1970s, which led to Mike Mentzer and the High Intensity approach. He describes his training as "HIT influenced, not pure HIT", because of other resources and activities.

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