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Just like your regular warm-ups, running the day before a race for around 15 to 20 minutes helps improve blood flow to your legs. 2 This can help stave off fatigue during your run. 10K: A 20-minute jog or relaxed run the day before your race will help keep your muscles loose and ready to perform during your event.Running has some potentially serious disadvantages that you should consider before choosing to do it on a regular basis. The chance of injury is greater than for any of the other aerobic activities listed here.
Running traumatizes the body, especially joints in the legs, knees, and back, as well as the kidneys.Cons: The Halo Effect. Exercise is known to suppress appetite; however, many people use exercise as an excuse to indulge in unhealthy foods or big calorie splurges.
When beginning an exercise program, be.Pros: 1. You get caffeine-Caffeine has actually been found to block pain in the muscles when you are working out. What this means is that getting caffeinated pre-workout supplement will have very many benefits.What are the cons of pre workout supplements? Over-stimulation All supp pros will be all too familiar with the jitters that can come with taking a pre-workout.
But, for those who are new to taking a pre workout supplement, the shaky sensation can be a little unnerving. When you consume a pre-workout.Pros and Cons of Exercising. A regular exercise routine has many pros, including increased longevity and stable physical and emotional health. While there are many medical benefits to exercise, there are also.
If you’re trying IF or you’re fasting for other reasons and you still want to get your workouts in, there are some pros and cons to consider before you decide to work out in a fasted state.Pros Scheduling: First thing in the morning is typically an easier time to get in a workout as you can always wake up before everything in your day is up and running at full speed, making distraction-free exercise more likely & procrastination-proof.You may burn more fat. There’s some evidence that fasted cardio workouts (i.e., not eating before you hit the gym) can burn more fat. “Glycogen is the stored carbohydrate that your body uses.
Pros to Consider. Keeping your mornings calmer. Not everyone wakes up bright eyed and bushy tailed, and having to wake up early to exercise might not be your thing. Sometimes it’s too tempting to hit the.Exercising consistently at the same time each day is one of the best predictors of developing a long-lasting exercise habit.
This article was originally published on The Conversation.While exercising on the bike, you can have different intensities that you may not have on a regular bike depending on where you’re living. The exercise bike is customizable and lets you decide how hard you want your workout to be. Pros. If you are trying to decide between an exercise.
Before discussing CrossFit pros and cons, let’s take just a moment to delve into the history, concept, and essence of this exercise phenomenon called CrossFit. CrossFit began as the brain child of former.Dynamic stretching is usually done before a workout to help warm up your muscles and get your heart rate up. For instance, a runner may jog in place or pump their legs before starting a race.
Exercising is a very important way to develop fitness and most go to the gym while some prefer exercising at home. But some people don’t know for sure if taking a nap after an exercise session is a good idea or not. So, let us understand the pros and cons of sleeping immediately after exercising.
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208 comments
Matt do you have a video on carb loading 2-3 days before a game?
I’m not sure how healthy this is for the joints because you’d typically want to warm up first but personally since I’m pressed for time I’m going to try this out.
Im doing the same thing. I receive great results so far.
AM Push up 500 to 600 strict reps
Air squats 300 reps
NN Crunches 2 sets to Fail
Shoulder 2 sets to Fail
PM Pull ups 300 reps
Arms 2 sets to Fail
Im doing it everyday for 120 days now and it yields great results. Add up real quick
This works if you have good genes or you spent most of your life training and your muscles are already developed.
I don’t know… you at least need to warm up a bit esp when doing pull-ups.
Great points and absolutely agree. However, this ancestor argument has to end one day as it’s pseudoscience. If you gonna use that argument, let’s discuss how they lived for like 20 to 30 years. The best argument we can make for them is that they were not stationary and constantly on the move, but I’m pretty sure after a long day of escaping predators, they would have loved a chair. It’s just that these days, we use those chairs a bit too much and standing too long is not great for you either, it’s about a balance, even if it means bending one log on a low chair for a bit and swapping.
You know I like this Mark. I think I’ll add this to my rebounding daily. Rebounding is the key to clearing lymphatic debris.
I go to the gym twice a week one day running in open space today workout at home I am fitter and have more and stronger muscle then my friend who stay 2 hours in gym and work hard �� it’s depend on our body type some people can’t grow Muscle easy
Thank you so much sir. I’ve been thinking about this all night. When it comes to working out, I’m all or nothing. And lately it’s been a whole lot of nothing. And as anyone who has really gotten into training knows, it’s infectious. So, the important thing is to do something to get going. Thanks again.
Amen. It works. Be careful on rep count over 55 years of age because your body will need more time to recover. There are softer forms (Feldenkrais for example) that most certainly manage how we move and understand how we move much better and feel “at home” in your body. It matters. This gentleman deserves a medal. Outstanding.
Where did you found out about Micro workouts? Thank you for this video.
hmmm… so you’re saying our ancestors never sat on a log, fallen tree trunk, or rock?
pfft.
nonsense.
Can this be done everyday even after a full body workout? I don’t want to overtrain and not have enough recovery time.
How the hell does one learn to juggle. I can never get the ball going straight up. Is there something I am missing. I need to learn those fine touch skills. I want to really learn to juggle!
It’s a great way to work out. I have done this for a while, it gives the the nervous and muscular system time to adapt. It’s perfect if you don’t have time to go to the gym and very effective. Greasing the groove is what it’s known as in certain strength circles.
Micro workouts are great because it’s the concept of the turtle vs hare. I don’t know one person that works out 45 mins a day or more that has kept that up for years on out. All athletes I know, without exception, have taken many hiatus’ from working out due to burn out. Micro workouts are sustainable. Anybody can workout 10 mins a day without taking a hiatus because it’s more sustainable. It’s easy to do and repeat. High intensity is good if you’re in desperation to reach a goal, but from the statistics I’ve seen it seems impossible to sustain as a lifelong goal. Micro workouts have been amazing for me in my development.
Why don’t you spread your one meal out like that and see if you are full up end of the day
I always thought this way but been to lazy depressed to apply
In the Forces they always make you run first and only after that would come the strengthening part. They say we need ‘Go body’ and not ‘ Show body’.
Although it is absolutely true that the ability to perform strengthening exercises does get affected after cardio.
When i was younger, i was a gym freak. Now that im older I don’t have the same energy level n testosterone. My excercise is much lighter than i used to do in my prime. And i ran out of gas quicker but it is still important to excercise to stay healthier. Do excercise according your ability, your younger days are over so you don’t have to push yourself to the same level you had.
This video is so helpful, getting an internship this summer then starting work in less than a year this helps me out so much to stay on track!
You’re right, I exercise in a similar way. Going to the gym is a waste of money and time. Only for those who are vain and wanna look ripped or the like.
I like barbell workouts 2 minute rest in between 6 exercises of 10 reps 5 rounds!
Problem is older people have to really warm the muscle up to prevent injury and to be able to use heavy weights for growth. Micro workouts are for only light work.
Our sedentary lifestyle is truly bad for us. Our bodies not built to sit for long periods of time. So getting up and moving after a period of time is smart. Desk jockeys need to work in chunks and move in chunks. Only you decide what’s good, what works and when, but do something.
Excellent video in these times of quarantine…especially for us old buzzards!
this is work not workout no intensity, 10 mints of intensity and you’re done
I do this and feel it’s beneficial I’m 46 currently. I feel like a lot of people overtrain and have the mind set that more is better but everyone’s body functions different. Maybe if your body is used to overtraining a micro work out ain’t gna do shit but if your body isn’t used to the over stimulus then it see that as a reason to grow and gain muscle. Just my feelings on this all the best
Interesting method. Especially for someone like me who’s been doing weights 30 years and have too many injuries. By the way, who’s the redhead? Does she have her own channel?
Hello I see your video in my YouTube suggestions. My Sweetheart (my girlfriend) is starting to get into running. I will show her this video. Thank you so much for sharing your experience.:)
i truly enjoy working out 3 hrs as hard as possible its my therapy i do it to have fun
Funny how everyone here says oh this is basically how I’ve lived my entire life. Give me a break
I do this as a truck driver, plus I bring my mountain bike with me.
Makes no sense. Heavy weight done with micro execution, ok that’s good. 10 pushups in an hour and 10 later, it won’t leave a dent.
Those talking about farmer strength, it’s either very heavy weight in short bursts, multiple times a day or heavy activity (not weight) for hours together.
Obviously depends on your age, lifestyle and what your goal is. Most young people who go to the gym for an hour a day will look a lot better than if they just done push ups 5 times a day through the day on a kitchen worktop �� suppose it’s good for toning up but that’s about it. Definitely won’t gain much size on individual muscles.
Spot workouts: every time you walked past a certain spot in your home, knock out a set
the type of thing of thing for people who doesn’t work or whose work is too easy or doesn’t consume too much time in their day. Plus, you’re going to be sweating all day long? this is stupid
I just stumbled across this video. I have never seen this gentleman before and I’m curious as to his background and credentials if any? Does anybody know?
So what the fuck! Eat super healthy, breath properly so you don’t get bloated abs, keep a good posture doing EVERY EXERCISE, sleep in a good position, 8-10 hours of sleep, now I can’t do my fucking cardio?!? Cause I do like a mile run every day, then my exercise.
He favours this kinda workout so he can wear a black mask and a black Cape to fight injustice at night.
TL/DR “Taking anti-inflammatories equals not to listening to your body signals & huge risk of injury”
“Unfortunately, traditional medicine has not listened to the body, but tried to silence it. The cellular messengers, ‘telling’ brain that something is wrong (tissues damage, microtears in muscle fibers etc) are critical to begin the inflammatory process. If we cover their mouths, they can’t spread the word. Taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatories, such as Ibuprofen and Naproxen, suppresses the messenger chemicals from “calling in the troops.” Instead of calling in the army, only a few friends show up to help. Further, these over-the-counter medications block the pain receptors, meaning you ignore the fact that the area is dysfunctional and continue to load it. This excessive stress prevents the tissue from healing. If your pesky older brother hits you in the same spot on your arm each and every day, the ongoing tissue damage prevents you from healing. Just as feeling the constant pain would lead you to run away from your brother to stop the ongoing tissue stress, feeling the pain in the injured body part would encourage you to minimize stress to the injured area. The swelling and pain suppression from NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) results in a delayed and slower healing response than would have been possible without the NSAIDs.” And this is not even mentioning negative effects to the kidneys, liver, bone marrow & obviously sponsoring “big pharma”.
Only problem with this is if you do not warm up a bit at least the part of your body you are working out. So very important to start each time with some small movements before you do the actual workout on that part of your body
Micro workouts are just another word branching out to using prisoner workout and/or caveman workout. To me, the difference from the three I mentioned are that Micro Workouts are made to using low intensity training in between hours. It should be suggested by Traveler staying shape on go. Prisoner Workouts are that you are put into a isolated situation in using a moderate and high intensity training to stay in shape in between hours. This workout should be suggested by an athlete or solider using its foundations training to advance the next game in isolation. Caveman workout however is that you are put into a isolation but you are beyond the both prisoner and micro workout. You are free to travel anywhere and the intensity ranges from time to time. Simply Burning fuel to live and survive. But, it cannot be recommended for anyone unless if you can use your athleticism, creativity, and critical thinking skills in the environment. However consulting your doctor maybe suggested.
Hey Matt, where do you source your vlog music from? really like these tracks. great vid.
They found through research the optimal rest period between sets is between approx. 2-3 mins….your’re welcome:)
Hello I like your approach but what about the warmup especially if you have a challenging exercise?
Hell yeah! At my blue-collar factory job I do burpee EMOMs, or superset alternating pistol squats with 1-arm pushups most breaks. Lunch breaks are for punching, footwork and kicking drills. Feeling great most of the day. If I feel rested enough at home, going for kettlebell walks! 0 gym, but admiring co-workers keep commenting.
Some would say people condense their workouts due to time restrictions. Work, family life… My be an idea after retirement though.
Hey. I got myself into a situation where i need to do some cardio (Sport training) each week, even tho I am trying to gain weight (bulk). What would your advice me to do? Eat more calories, because I burn more or… ty for good content btw
I can’t workout that early. I am too tired! Lol. I go to the gym after work.
I think the GYM is fun. Does anyone else think the gym is fun too?.
..Small workouts are cool medium work outs are cool hard work outs are cool. Anything is better than nothing
I sometimes do this routine on my off days. I go in when I do my regular workout. I do not go to gyms anymore. Too much distraction. I am not gay, but sometimes chicks trying to get attention distract me.
I used to do micro workouts all the time. Everytime I had to go into the walkin Id grab a 5 gallon bucket and do 30 curls per arm. Everytime in the basement id do a set of 15 dead hang pullups. Id drop and do a set of pushups everytime I went outside. I still hit the gym everyday too.
Call it whatever you want, should be common sense to move and keep active, people who do manual labor are constantly picking things up, climbing, walking
It sucks for people who have to wear more formal attire during most of the day. I’d do more during the day if I was wearing different clothes.
This is sound advice. Think about it; we haven’t evolved to be almost sedentary for 22 hours of the day and active for an hour or two.
That’s exactly what I always do. For example I do pushups when I’m boiling water for my tea.
I’d say do both: resistance training and light work through out the day(or just being active).
Coz this will be just like an active lifestyle which people don’t have.
And an hour workout won’t increase your work capacity, it will only increase weight you can lift. But being active would make your joints stronger, compared to weight training where heavy weights comes as a shock to the body. Also micro workouts should be very light and shouldn’t interfere with our recovery.
But it’s important to do both.
Dependent upon how far you go back, our ancestors lived in the ocean, but I would suggest that this isn’t a great idea…
This is basically “greasing the groove”, by pavel tsoutsouline
6:18 I dunno man johnny sins seems to be getting stronger day by day
Hasn’t kinobody been doing this for years? I don’t follow but I remember him seeing doing a micro workout 10 years ago
In the morning i did 35 pushups and went to the college. During off periods i did it again, this time even my friends started joining and everyone was cheering on us lol. Got back home and did another 35 and finally before bedtime i did 35 again. This is how my day went yesterday
Go to the gym!! It’s not hard. Working out in your kitchen means that after I “bang out” 35 partial push-ups I’ll reward myself with a recovery snack. Great advice (not).
The guy doing the floor pushups with text neck gave me a tension headache.
There’s actually another youtube channel where 2 guys do 100 pushups every day for a month
one of the guys say, he found it easier to do 10 at a time, maybe every hour
anyways, at the end of the video you see their result and it still shows!
I love this. I hadn’t thought of exercise in this way before. I believe these periodic times of activity could awaken my body throughout the day and give me more mental alertness. I am going to try it.
this is actually great for someone who is overweight and trying to lose weight. thanks!
I love listening to the way older guys train. So much wisdom. Listening to Frank Zane now is a similar experience
For me it’ feels better doing two workouts a day,’ each between 20 and 30 minutes with pretty short rests between the sets, which give me an additional aerobic effect
I like the idea, it makes sense, the only thing is I don’t like hanging around in smelly clothes or showering and changing after each session… so I think splitting the day into two workouts is ideal.
I support no injustice in the video and comment section if there is any
I feel like if you were breathing right you would have more gas
Thank you for this idea, I am achieving lots of extra reps. Broke my workout into three parts and doing sets of each exercise before meals. I have a question, when would you recommend taking your supplement?
Wow no way. Its not like you just did an intense workout and then complained that you cant do as many pullups than you did if you hadn’t done the first workout. Crazy how that works.
I’ve seen many bodybuilders that cant run 50 meters and run out of breath. Thats pathetic i want a good ratio strength-cardio
That’s the whole point of conditioning and endurance… you dont have any so you need to do it more…
Why would you want to do cardio before workout? Shouldn’t these be done separately?
Jeff really has a buff midget pushing him up when the camera cut away for them final pull ups
So why mma fighters still have good body muscle figure even if they have enough cardio…or doing such massive conditioning?
I have a way of doing this which is to set a target of 1,000 press-ups a week (other moves as well)….doesn’t matter how many i do each time although i find it helps to do sets of 10 or 20. I also aim for 20 chins a day and have a target of collecting (rucking) 100 Kg of scavenged firewood each week. The only ‘long’ sessions are my 3 weights session where i just do one exercise per session.
Ok so basically, don’t do Cardio before working out. If you want to do cardio then do it on a different day than strength training?
So this means that your free time is basically working out. Life is too beautiful to spend it like this, so no thanks
I have been watching Jeff for years. He’s great. One of the people that inspired me to pursue a degree in physiotherapy in the UK. I know UK physiotherapy is different to the US physical therapists in a number of ways. I just started wondering though why Jeff doesn’t refer to evidence when discussing pathologies. I assume the US just don’t abide by clinical evidence as much as the UK does.
But I run moderately for 6min before workout because I can do much more when I’m warm. Also, my joints feel better.
How does riding a bike for 5-10 mins before stretching and then lifting, compare with going straight into a strength exercise?
So does this actually kill gains or just limits you from reaching full capability of achieving gains? Im assuming conditioning/cardio doesn’t kill your gains it just restricts you from achieving your full strength potential. Am I wrong?
I have been doing micro-workouts for 15 years with fantastic results.
Does ab excercise kills my gain I used to do it after workout
Sir what are your thoughts about the great mike tyson
Ran 6 miles
30 mins jump rope
Then 1 hour weight training
Why this videoo on the END of the season mateee?!?!P.S i love and you realy help me! ❤
Could be good for me since there arent much patients visiting during the afternoons
Perhaps best to lock the door so that noone wonder what i am doing though.
What if it leg day? Should I do cardio after or before my leg workout?
What are the benefits of running long distance one in a while, if your main goal is explosiveness (in sports)?
Wait what? I’m not doing it wrong? Jeff approved my method?
Daaaymmmn
What if I didnt do cardio at all? Just did basic weightlifting for a bit thrice a week. Will it work? Or its just fruitless endeavor? Tell me so i can stop early. Im around 5’11 170 lbs.
Is it bad to just do a 5 minute warmup on the elliptical or something before leg day? I feel like it helps to get the blood going a bit first.
Great article on why not to do endurance training while trying to gain strength and muscle mass. https://www.outsideonline.com/2270846/how-build-strength-and-endurance-simultaneously
WOW. I just discovered your channel (after being a user of your products for the last couple of months) and I love this video and have watched it several times. What a revelation and practical during this time when we are all sequestered. I will definitely make microworkouts a part of my daily routine. Thanks, Mark!
Jeff: Doing conditioning training with strength taining is wrong
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Jeff: or is it
Well i want to go up in weight and build muscle but i also need endurance for boxing so idk what to do lmao
Cool, so I have adapted my initial workout from being unguided slow reps to max, to slow reps with specific times in a 5×5 setup with a slight warmup before that, then a 3 mile run, over to some stretching. Then, the day after that, some calisthenics with a long as road march with a 30 something pound backpack and water.
Nice video! Yesterday, I started to do jump ropes between my sets. But today I won’t because I watched this.
A Jeff, what if your doing your strength training and your explosive leg training at totally different times during the day with at least a few hours in between? Is it still bad on strength training?
I wake up very early in the morning and run for 30min, then I rest for like an hour before I start calisthenics. Is that ok?
Winning a game of cards increases testosterone? Good thing you dont get massive doin that otherwise yugi muto would be jacked
Does doing Bulgarian split squats and squats before doing push-ups or any other arm exercise, result into lower pushup reps?
Do cardio in the morning if you can and strength training later
That guy on the extreme right at 0:22 got too “RIP”PED after doing cardio
Tried combining my 12 sets of weight exercises with a minute of intense jumprope after each. No wonder it felt like hell. Thank you for the advice!
So, Jeff, I like to jog. I am not good at it. I am trying to build up my lungs and heart to be healthier. I also decided to start some muscle building exercises at home. I try to jog every day, now with the quarantine with extra free time (still work but no commute). Should I be doing my home muscle building excercises before or after a run? Or should I alternate every day? What is the ideal in general?
Then how people in the military keep their Gaines? They do all the cardio workouts, but they have muscle mass as well..
I believe enough in the video, but if anyone tells you that “too much running is bad for you” they probably can’t run ����♂️
I am a footballer and I have to have the aerobic capacity to run long distance or sprints
This is so logic, please dont explain things a 7 year old can understand, its offending
He probably got the Photoshop body idea from Captain America the first avenger haha
The accumulated fatigue and micro-tears I know I create during Sunday long runs need something more than curcumin so I can simply sleep at night. I have a stretching and foam rolling plan, have easy days, and follow a low-inflammatory diet, but a good night’s sleep from Sunday to Monday, when I have to go to work is very important, and an NSAID plus acetaminophen right before bed works well. I am concerned about toxicity and side effects so I don’t take near workouts, and I avoid alcohol when taking them. I typically take this combination after long runs of greater than 14 miles or so, and I run this distance about 9 times in one marathon training cycle. I run one or two marathons per year so relative to all the times I’m not taking medication, 20 times a year or less is a relatively low risk.
hi guys im new to working out. so im trying to get as much gains as i can ( bigger chest etc ) so only do cardio run 2 miles on my off days from weighth training??
Does it kill gains only if you try to strength train after or will it be okay to do a day of strength and a day of cardio?
So I have been doing 20 minutes of cardio before each and every workout wether heavy lifting or hiit training so essentially I’m making a mistake by doing that? I believe it I just want to make sure I’ve got it right.
Damn so no more burpees? I love burpees!!! But that must be why it’s taking me longer to bulk up
I wasn’t aware either. Here’s what I found after a little research. https://www.sportsinjurybulletin.com/tendinopathy-inflammation-degeneration-and-treatment/
Hellah quick question: when you run do you take your phone with you? Because I noticed that you had an Apple Watch and AirPods and I do too but I need to take my phone on my runs with me because the accessories won’t work if I don’t bring the phone
So if lowering inflammation is not necessarily good for recovery and adaptation, why is it ok to use natural products like circumin to lower inflammation?
Ive been working out every day for at least an hour partly because of your videos. Day 122 today, Thank you ����
I drink a lot of Chai tea which has green cardamom pods, cinnamon sticks, ground cloves, ground ginger, and black peppercorn together with black tea leaves.
Im 16 and have been dealing with shin splints for years now, I took a year break and recently got back into running, my shin splints came back, I even tried buying new running shoes (minimalist, because them cushioned running shoes also give me shin splints), now I have posterior tibia shin splint. Im not sure what to do tbh
I now do exactly the same using my own body weight as resistance. Stretching. Love it and feeling great. I’m 58. No more excuses.
No examples of how it is bad for you. Except for your liver and kidneys.
Thanks for an informative video. A couple of years ago, my husband actually died from over use of NSAIDs, so I try my best to stay clear of them. I actually use one cup of apple cider vinegar with a very mild bubble bath in a tub of warm to hot bath water. I stretch while soaking for no more than 15 minutes, and I never feel sore after any workout or run taking this bath in ACV.
I had NO idea nsaids could blunt training adaptations! Gonna stay away if I can help it now
In my teens and 20’s I was vehemently against taking anything. Now that I’m in my mid-30’s, I’ve changed my tune. I just don’t recover as easily and quickly as I used to. Ibuprofen and I are weekly buddies at this point.
Could always do conditioning at a different time of day to not be tired. I usually go for a bike ride around noon, then do weights at 7-8pm. I don’t notice any difference in lifting ability vs the days it’s raining/cold and I skip the bike.
Great info!..I’ll share with some friends who are always poppin’ Advil, like they’re M&Ms.
Thanks Elisabeth, another great video, thanks for the tip about not taking pain medication before or straight after a run, I have a habit of doing that, I have been taking turmeric tablets daily so hopefully that’s ok. Hopefully I will start my training (or retraining) again this weekend, starting again from scratch so I can build good habits from all the TRE videos. Thank you again. Oh yeah, one last question, I have a friend who has begun running this year and she has had joint pain in the past and has had acupuncture for it, is it something you would recommend?
Maaan, u are so amazing! Thank you for the great inspiration ����
If you run everyday, buy the cheapest (but still runworthy) pair of running shoes possible. You literally use it to destroy it. Don’t use your favorite pair LOL.
One of my dads friends ran 5k every day for decades. It ticks all the wrong boxes for me: no change, no development, no rest. I guess he just kind of liked to tick the box that he ‘got it done’ every day. Maybe it felt good for him. I just finished my first speed workout yesterday and I sure as hades am not running today!
Where I live in Costa Rica it is not very easy to go running everywhere here in the city, first the terrain is very steep and I always go up or down, and also not all streets and sidewalks are appropriate, which does not give me all the freedom to run at the pace I want because I always have to be careful with the cars, so I envy those wide streets haha
I have been running only twice a week since March. For me it has helped me to stay motivated because when I try to run every day, it takes a physical and mental toll on me. Instead of running every day, I try to incorporate other kinds of workouts so that I can get excersize every day without burning myself out. It’s amazing that you are able to physically and mentally handle so much running!
I run every day and I have a great tip for londery: go into the shower or bath tub with your clothes on just some shampoo and a good squeeze and enjoy your bath, my wife actually appreciates the since she is the one does londery
For anyone needing a good stretch out afterwards! I made this yoga for runners video! https://youtu.be/Y13aVHZbA8M
Cons losing weight and I messed up my ankle. I’m not looking to lose weight I’m already small as it is and I worked hard to maintain the weight I have but it’s hard eating so much. I could preferably eat one meal a day but I can’t do that running in 90 degree heat every day or like I learned the hard way…I’ll pass out.
Atleast stop while making the video we can’t understand a shit while you are panting
My man, may i recommend a slower pace if you need to talk a lot into the camera:D
Suggestion for the laundry: Put your sweaty clothes in the shower with you and ring out all the sweat and water, then hang the clothes to dry before putting them in the hamper
I run since March 2016 almost daily. Just saw endomondo challenge You VS The Year where you have to complete 1000 km in a year and trying to keep it since then. Maybe in 2018 I did around 941 km, because off misusing the website and considering runs, walks and cyclings as only runs. Feeling good, the only thing negative is to have a runner’s knee with time, but so far it’s good. And of course if you are in a climate of extreme heat �� where I am right now running is not so enjoyable. On the other hand you plan more, you achieve more especially such milestones as 1000 km in a year and you feel better. I tried 10 km officially in my hometown back in 2018 and the result was 43:53. It was amazing.
It has some merits but no good for say heavy compounds where you need 3 to 4 sets of progressively heavy warm ups beforecyour work sets
I’ve been running 3km 6 days a week since 8-9 months and its the best thing you could do if you want to lose fat instantly.
If i do jogging 30 minutes for 6 days weekly and 250 jumping jacks how long before I lose weight?
I think, the biggest thing kept him going is youtube channel and he can share everything with us and we push him.
Telling that I think its healthy but when you are rly young, but when you get older like in mid 40s and older you can only pray to God your bones are not used from all that running etc..
Guy just keep going and you gonna smash every goal of yours ��
my favorite pro of running is it releases endorphins and hormones with allow me to maintain 1400 calories a day
you should bring a small towel in your pocket so you don’t get sweat in your eyes
I’m pretty sure you used bazanji in your video listen to his new stuff it’s a lot better
Me: I’m gonna run every day!!!!
Shin plints: hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahah
Hello. I’m also a runner and I take fish oil and as for protein, I prepare home made shake. Ingredients are blue berry oats, egg, banana and milk. And I’d like to know if you also take fish oil as a supplement to boost recovery and heart function.
Русские есть? Ребят поставьте лайк как будто я что то умное написал )
Great positivity man Just started running as well already 66 miles in April and May getting back at it!
Unfortunately I see that running has a negative effect on weight lifting. It releases cortisol. On overall health running is great and not only keeps you in shape as youtuber Bare illustrates. But if you want to be able to lift heavy dumbbells it slows down process. Been lifting 2.5 years and doing few reps with 40kgs if I did zero running bet I could lift more. I bet this bro cant lift heavy
Hey hellah and fellow runners, just started running last week, my first 5k was 26:00 minutes, then the second was ardound 24, in my third i pushed real hard and got 18:50, gotta keep going. I’m 22 by the way hope i can improve and one day reach the sub 15 5k training to win my first 10k in 25th of april 2021.Your content is really good i appreaciate it keep going you inspire a lot of people:D
Con: being chased down and shot because you’re assumed to be a burglar when you’re literally just running while black.
Biggest con of running: your knees will give out when you are 40
Totally a morning person as well! Something special about early mornings when you are the only one up.
This video is great!
you are very cool. I from Russia and try to be equal to you and I want to look also outletically. The first results appeared.
I feel so much better days I run vs days I don’t run. Mentally, physically, cognitively
Hi Hellah, thanks for sharing, definitely a good insight i can relate too (started my year of running on 1st Dec). Quick one: any tips on how you deal with blisters? Cheers from Australia!
Ive ran everyday this year so far! Ive gotten my 5k down to 18:07 and I am trying by the end of this quarantine to get it down to 16 mins if possible! Im a footballer and the thing I most love about running is that it improves my stamina dramatically and Im able to last a full 90 mins on the pitch! Cheers Hellah!
Truly are my inspiration bro. I haven’t ran everyday for 3 years consistently, but, last year I ran every day for a total of 3 months & this year I’ve ran everyday so far. Minimum of 5km a day maximum of 10 miles a day.
When you get to 1169, you’ll have ran the same amount of days as Forrest Gump did ヽ(°〇°)ﾉ
Number six I hate when sweat keeps going in my eyes and it stings. Eyes are red after sweat keeps going in eyes. I could tell you were struggling so hard to keep sweat out your eyes.
I can’t run everyday cause I my muscles always die after I run and the next day I can barely walk but I don’t run that much about 3 km in 19 min that ain’t much am sad:(
Can you run marathon as fast as you can? And do video for that
People give me kudos on my strava: https://www.strava.com/athletes/30514762
Holy shit, my new favorite channel! Love the motivation, hype, and encouragement! THANK YOU!
Do you think you can join the Olympics �� marathon? �� And how do you overcome those weather and injury??? That prevents me from going �� would like to learn from your mentality of how
Man..you are an inspiration.. downloaded ur video..whenever i feel bored to run, i will watch it.. thanks Hellah..keep running..
I tried running every day last year from 1 Jan. I got to somewhere mid-Feb before I called it quits. I have a lot of respect for those to keep it up. It’s a real mental challenge that wasn’t for me.
Been running everyday for 1 1/2 years and still going strong. ❤��
Places to run…, I know that feeling. After all while it gets boring because you have seen the most places.
I mainly run for the energy and mood boost that lasts for 2 days, along with the better memory and increase in my motivation. Also, more presence in what I’m doing, stronger looking legs, better sleep that night, I can eat more food, long runs can be meditative, I feel better about myself because I accomplished something, and I don’t get tired as quickly when doing other activities.
It’s one of the best things I’ve added to my life.
Great channel!
I am working out hard to beat my personal record, however i suffer from Achilles tendon pain from my recent PB attempts, it has been more than 2 weeks and not able to run at my good condition
Any advise? Thank you!!
Excellent point. When your body runs a fever, it’s most often, the bodies way to fight the invader. A temperture helps kill off the “invader”. 1st thing most people do is to take tylenol/nsaids. Feed your body with vitamin c. I also take a few drops of Iodine in one of my glasses of H2O.
what do you film on while running to make your video so smooth?
I’m french and your “numéro 2” sound so much like a French person ��
Good video ����
I hv been running avg 4k But unfortunately due to coronavirus crisis… I slowed down to 1k Which takes me around 4 5 minutes Are all your runs more than duration of 10 mins? Is minimum 5 minutes valid?? Pls tell me im at day 125
I agree my favorite thing I’d the health benefits of running. It has helped me lose weight and it definitely helps elevated my mood and keep me from being depressed especially during these times. My biggest negative is finding SAFE places to run. Many areas I don’t feel safe running especially in neighborhoods around a lot of people.
Thank you for validating just a random thought of mine. I thought it would burn more calories lol.
I was going to say how do you do this alone side a 40+ hour a week job, hobbies, friends and family… It sounds like a good form of working out, but I’m not too sure if it’s practical for most people who’ve got busy lifes! It might work for people who train at home over using the gym….
I have been doing this split training routine myself for a bit over a year now. Where first thing in the morning I wake up to my warmups stretches and then I’ll do a body training workout and some technical work out because I find that my brain is more functional in the morning. Then in the afternoon I will do weights one or two body parts cardio training of some sort whether it be hitting the bag Are where’re or parkour training. So I tend to mix up the gym first then cardio after it helps to alleviate, Acid build up in the muscle. I’ve also looked into Quito plan and intermitted fasting. I noticed eating high-protein’s zero carbs made the muscle more dense gave me more energy plus the strength has improved. I also had no bloating due to the fact that I with Drew or carbohydrates.
At times I get very busy at work. I do these micro workouts on my breaks. Pushups, Air Squats and even a jog around the block…it all ads up. Better than doing nothing. I find it gives me a much needed boost and energy lift and helps me get through my day.
I have been working out like this just because I dont have a choice.. I like it a lot you can get a lot done in the day in smaller amounts. You kinda dont even feel like you are working out that much… Its never more difficult than one hard set… Also leaves any substantial solid blocks of time for cardio, walks, etc.
My kids are night owls. Typically they don’t fall asleep until about 10. Crazy. But daddy doesn’t go to sleep until they do. Throws off my morning routine of waking up early.
I get up at 4am and start training at 4:30.
Greetings from Germany ����
I split my training on weekdays due to work. I cycle to and from work 11 miles each way which covers the cardio then leaves me free for just weights and stretching in the evening. On the weekend I run 5 miles and do a core workout each day. It’s worked well for me as all my training blocks are 60mins and below. Great vlog have really enjoyed finding and watching these during lockdown.
Before you suggest I wasn’t recovered from the exercise I did the previous day remember this…I did one single set of pullups to concentric-only failure (no eccentric failure), rested 24 hours and came back to repeat this single set (except this time immediately preceded by a bout of conditioning work which is currently a popular programming protocol). In any healthy individual, this single set would not prevent you from being able to repeat another single set a day later. In fact, most anybody with any training experience at all could reproduce another set to failure just MINUTES after completing the last one! That is what would occur in a normal workout. So no, a lack of recovery from the previous day is not in play here. Nor is the fact that I didn’t rest between jumps and pullups from a muscle recovery standpoint. The lats did nothing during the jumps of course. What is in play here is the limitation of blood borne resources caused by the activity of the conditioning on the muscles of the legs leaving less of an ability in the lats to perform to their maximum because of their lack of these same resources. Strength gains will suffer if trained this way. Overall athleticism is improved.
ive split into heavy compounds and the volume after because of work before and I feel it works just as good.
Your backyard looks like shit man�� Interesting video, though����
Trained in the wild, lol…there was never such thing, humans didn’t “work out” back then…good video overall though
The workout throughout the day is a great way to increase your sprint ( hard workouts in shorter times ), however the 1 hour workout gives stamina.
The elite want you depressed and over worked so you end up a slave.
Yes you can, yes you probably should, yes it’s just as effective. The real reason most people do everything in one session is they don’t have access to equipment all day. But a cheap bench, barbell, squat stands and plates and you’re set.
I mean there is no reason why splitting it up wont work. Yet the all at once approach doesnt really matter either cause the body is a machine and it adepts to whatever you throw at it. The rationalisation might be you hunt exert tremendous effort than rest once the animal is killed or etc.
I’ve always worked out like this. I don’t have the attention span to work out for a whole hour straight lol, so instead I break it, so I’ll do 20 pushups here, a few dips there, etc. and by the end of the day I’ve finished my workout.
Frias Zahabi highly recommended..now we’re l9cked down it’s feasible.Get max energy on each set gease the groove recovery faster more volume..attn natties and older trainers lime me try it
Quality video. I’m surprised I’ve not run into this channel b4. Awesome vid
i have not looked through all your videos yet but if you have not already, please do a video on breathing through your nose, how important that is (or not) and how important is it to implement nose breathing in your training (or not xD ) thanks
The bioneer’s a JKD guy. I can tell from his chain punches and the way he chooses to punch the bag with a vertical fist. Just my observation tho I could be wrong