The Only 3 Exercises you need for long term gains.



Do you really need that many exercises to gain muscle and strength? In this video, I go over 3 exercises that should always be at …

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42 thoughts on “The Only 3 Exercises you need for long term gains.

  1. can i do a full body exercise with only push ups squats other kind of exercises (1 or 2) and a hand gripper (for grip strength)? I'm a highschooler but i wanna be agile and stgrong at tyhe same time.

  2. Great advise… this would have to be one of the best simple all round exercise videos ive seen… unfortunately I’ve suffered a bad groin strain which induced some nasty sciatica, so i cant do squats (deep weighted squats screwed me over)… but pulls and push advise… great stuff for me as it reinforces what im doing… progressing my pushups to steep declines, chasing stands, so that two year progression period for you, really tells me to be less ambitious, and perhaps ill hurt myself less. Thanks… wish i saw it two years ago, when you first brought it out.

  3. Cool but, what kind of gains are you talkin about? Go in to a gym, and you look like you dont even lift, bro. Just sayin, a lot of people want strength and size.

  4. You forgot about warmup 😉
    I used to do 5 variations of pull-ups, I consider it different exercises for different muscle groups. Indeed, it would be 5x more reps and 5x more time.

  5. Thank you for much needed advice I am nearly sixtyseven and newly retired . With the new freedoms I now have restarted strength train to improve grip strength. Morning routine Ihour yoga then small routine of dead hangs .squats and pull ups . Will now include push-ups.

  6. This was a great video. Here's why: i love that you keep things simple and communicate effectively. Additionally, I like that you provided beginner friendly advice on a subject that you are clearly an expert in. Thanks!

  7. I’m getting into calisthenics again for the first time in about 15 years. I really like your calm presentation style and the fact that you demonstrate the different levels of each exercise.

  8. What about training the psoas? I would leave it on push and pull, cause on the squat you’re pushing, and then if you put weight on your feet or a rubber band and you bring your knees up or to your chest then you are pulling, let’s not forget the pulling of the lower body too…

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