The ONLY Strength Exercises for FREE FLEXIBILITY gains.



Stretching is important to stay flexible. Strength training is important to stay strong. But what if some exercises could get you more …

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35 thoughts on “The ONLY Strength Exercises for FREE FLEXIBILITY gains.

  1. Hitting 1 million subscribers today. Surreal. Thanks everyone who subscribes, watches the videos and is a part of our community. 8 years ago I asked Trevor to record me give my clients a few tips on squats and I posted them on Youtube. Now we are here. It's been an incredible journey with a lot of ups and downs. It took about 4-5 years of making videos before anything got some decent views. I look back now… surprised I kept at it. But very thankful a younger version of Josh persisted. Can't wait to keep going. But today we'll have a lil celebration. Thanks y'all. As always.

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  3. You guys are literally the best. You’ve totally helped me improve my athleticism exponentially with your pedagogy and concepts. I’m more mobile and flexible at 37 than I’ve ever been in my life working out the way you guys promote.

  4. Thanks to Calisthenicmovement channel I started to do planche lean to pike stand exercise to strengthen my shoulders and core stabilizers, improve shoulder mobility and become closer to handstand press that I believe I can do someday. Also I love romanian deadlifts, deadman raises and elevated calf raises as a "leg day" since I've been practicing amateur tumbling and trampolining years ago.

  5. Good combo of exercises. Loaded while stretched is also the basic premise behind most yoga exercises which probably explains why some yogis can be fairly strong while still being flexible.

  6. I think 1 movement you left out which could be added is a neutral grip dumbbell bench press OR Deficit pushups. They allow your chest to get the deepest stretch. A lot of ppl have tight pecs so I think that would be a good addition to the video. Otherwise, the video is amazing. I'm seeing more and more about this style of training. Even seen some ppl saying to hold the stretched position for a few seconds (3-5) before lifting the weight back up. So let's say you do like 6-8 reps, that would be about 30-40 seconds in that stretched position while strengthening

  7. Hi Josh, any tips on how to maximize sunlight exposure and how to stay more active during the winter months?? Please consider make a vid on what you do during the colder months.

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