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Bob Brown Armwrestling
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 ธ.ค. 2007
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Practice w/Sarah Backman PART 6 of 7
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Practice w/Sarah Backman PART 6 of 7 #armwrestling
Practice w/Sarah Backman PART 5 of 7
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Practice w/Sarah Backman PART 5 of 7 #armwrestling
Practice w/Sarah Backman PART 4 of 7
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Practice w/Sarah Backman PART 4 of 7 #armwrestling
Practice w/Sarah Backman PART 3 of 7
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Practice w/Sarah Backman PART 3 of 7 #armwrestling
Practice W/Sarah Backman PART 2 of 7
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Practice W/Sarah Backman PART 2 of 7 #armwrestling
Practice w/Sarah Backman PART 1 of 7
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Practice w/Sarah Backman PART 1 of 7 #armwrestling
Practice w/PAVLO PART 6 of 6. W/Eric Myler. Working Climbing a thumb
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Practice w/PAVLO PART 6 of 6. W/Eric Myler. Working Climbing a thumb #armwrestling #ericmyler
Practice w/Pavlo PART 5 of 6. W/Jordan Sill working toprolls
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Practice w/Pavlo PART 5 of 6. W/Jordan Sill working toprolls #armwrestling #jordansill
Practice w/Pavlo PART 4 of 6. W/Kody Merritt
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Practice w/Pavlo PART 4 of 6. W/Kody Merritt. Reverse Hit #armwrestling #kodymerritt
Practice w/Pavlo. PART 3 of 6. W/Jordan Sill and Kody Merritt. More Triangle.
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Practice w/Pavlo. PART 3 of 6. W/Jordan Sill and Kody Merritt. More Triangle. #armwrestling #kodymerritt #jordansill
Practice w/Pavlo. PART 2 of 6. Dragging and Top Rolling W/Cody Hunick and Robert Baxter
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Practice w/Pavlo. PART 2 of 6. Dragging and Top Rolling W/Cody Hunick and Robert Baxter #armwrestling
Practice w/Pavlo PART 1 of 6. W/Robert Baxter working triangle
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Practice w/Pavlo PART 1 of 6. W/Robert Baxter working the Triangle #armwrestling #robertbaxter
Training Pavlo PART 6 of 6. Toproll training
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Training Pavlo PART 6 of 6. Toproll training #armwrestling
Training Pavlo PART 5 of 6. Searching for height.
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Training Pavlo PART 5 of 6. Searching for height. #armwrestling
Trading Pavlo PART 4 of 6. No Load set up hook
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Trading Pavlo PART 4 of 6. No Load set up hook
Training Pavlo PART 2 of 6. Drag down search for height.
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Training Pavlo PART 2 of 6. Drag down search for height.
Training Pavlo PART 1 of 6. Gaining Height
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Training Pavlo PART 1 of 6. Gaining Height
Practice PART 7 of 7 w/Paul Italia and Justin Green
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Practice PART 7 of 7 w/Paul Italia and Justin Green
Practice PART 6 of 7 W/Paul Italia and Aaron Myers
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Practice PART 6 of 7 W/Paul Italia and Aaron Myers
Practice PART 5 of 7 W/Paul Italia and Sarah LaFond.
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Practice PART 5 of 7 W/Paul Italia and Sarah LaFond.
Practice PART 4 of 7 W/Paul Italia and Kody Merritt. Opening a hand
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Practice PART 4 of 7 W/Paul Italia and Kody Merritt. Opening a hand
Practice PART 3 of 7 W/Paul Italia…Triangle training 
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Practice PART 3 of 7 W/Paul Italia…Triangle training 
Practice PART 2 of 7 W/Paul Italia, Sasho, Tom, Kyle and Tyler
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Practice PART 2 of 7 W/Paul Italia, Sasho, Tom, Kyle and Tyler
Practice PART 1 of 7. w/Paul Italia and Tyler
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Practice PART 1 of 7. w/Paul Italia and Tyler
Training Paul Italia PART 9 of 9. Triangle-hook/TR + climbing a thumb
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Training Paul Italia PART 9 of 9. Triangle-hook/TR climbing a thumb
Training Paul Italia PART 8 of 9. Training inside your Shoulder
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Training Paul Italia PART 8 of 9. Training inside your Shoulder
Trading Paul Italia PART 7 of 9. Learning Top Roll
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Trading Paul Italia PART 7 of 9. Learning Top Roll
Training Paul Italia PART 6 of 9. How to and stop a hook
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Training Paul Italia PART 6 of 9. How to and stop a hook
Thanks again for another great video, Bob. I'm 6'6" and struggling to be comfortable at the table. I started arnwrestling a month ago, and how to set and move my feet, keeping my hips to the table, avoiding squatting, etc. has been a huge challenge for me. Any advice?
Doing pushing after your hardest pulling day is really smart recovery wise. Another great video Bob, thank you. I mostly just train pull ups, dips and armwrestling specific stuff. Maybe I should put my pull up day opposite end of the week from practice, then have my dips come the day after practice. I do my armwrestling specific stuff everyday since it's mostly working out my forearms and specific motions for technical practice and bloodflow recovery.
I don't care how old the vids are. I always feel compelled to comment you're the best armwrestling training anyone can find on youtube.
Absolutely the best armwrestling channel there is.
Pabvlo is a monster in strength i noticing left hand and right hand hes super dangerous hes going to get really strong i can tell he will even be beating and contending with the top left and even right potentially at some point possibly soon.
Great fucking video
I can’t see the small details 😢
Literally the best arm wrestling instructionals on the net.
No way I actually thought that i kade that moves my self but... It was exposed by u already 😅
Your explanation was excellent.
Hi bob I watched the training methods todd Hutchings does and wrote it all down..when I looked over at again though I thought this is so much volume for a natural puller, I'm sure recovery is not enough and hence burnout/injury is at a greater risk. Thoughts on this? Is his routine designed more for an 'enhanced' puller?
Absolutely it is. I would recommend starting out slow to avoid tendonitis. If you aren't seeing strength gains (more rep same weight or more weight same rep) workout to workout, you need to put more space in between them. If you want to follow the volume of a Hutchings routine, just do very low weights and cautiously increase it. Unless you're already very experienced on the table, I think you should save more of your strength for actual pulling/practices, and do your lifts in between as long as you aren't just breaking yourself down doing it.
Yep that's the worst rule they haven't removed
Love you sir ❤❤❤
What a great fucking video. Thank you Bob‼️
what excercise short arm person can do to get strong toproll because short arm gus also have short fingers so hook never set
Bro this lady is literally the assistant principal at me school😭😭
If you been to construction trades do a lot of hammering after a year you will see a significant growth in size. Even if you have small hands and wrist it will grow big. All of that constant shock from hammering everyday will eventually create little micro tear in the connective tissues and micro fractures in the bone which will transform your hands and wrist. Have inherited small hands from my parents but with construction trades for 4 years and literally grew my hands. Recently been doing armwrestling training and it has helped me progress with top rolling bigger hands. I suggest for those who have small hands and want to start arm wrestling. Try to include literal hammering towards the end of your training routine for 10-15 mins. Literally just hammer against a solid object and if your hand hurts after 10 mins like literally the pump is great, means you’re doing it right.
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Where can I get that shirt mr Brown!
you solved my problem.... you're amazing
too smart
Where can i get one of those country crush handles?
Theres rule in evw now that person who has buckle gets to decide the tightness
A great way to maintain pronator is also giving up center table to maintain your wrist position.
So...what can the gentlemen with shorter arm do to reduce the advantage of his opponent ?
You're the man Bob Brown! 💪🏼
You are the best teacher for beginner bob damn this video is gold
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it's a smart move in theory, but only works if you have the finger strength to contain them. Someone with very strong back pressure will be nearly impossible to contain with your fingers. And in the strap your wrist will just buckle. but like you said, requires tremendous strength to pull off.
Great stuff gents! Now all I have to do is remember to do it lol.
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The question is how did John get that strong so a lot of armwrestlers get tired before him
Great video Bob !! 🔥 😊
Ciao Bob. I'd appreciate so much an assessment from you: I pulled a guy and the very first thing I did I completely pronated my hand. Now, I didn't finish him but I was very very surprised that he didn't contrast my immediate pronation, so I wonder if it is a technical mistake to pronate immediately after the go (my palm was facing the ground...and I was trying to get my opponent out of gas (I'm 42 he's 66...years old)...to finish him later...maybe shifting into a press...or a hook.). I'm just an amateur...I love armwrestling ... but pulled 3 three times in my all life...Thank you so much Bob...sorry if I asked a silly question. Bye !!!
Wonderful job Bob !!!
5'8 nut ridiculously small arms and hands, only 6 inch hands from bottom of palm to top of middle finger, 1.4 inch thumb. I've been training for 3 months now. I am in really good shape, I've been lifting for years but arm wrestling jusy drew me in. Even when people try to cup my entire hand I have to resort to locking my wrist and making the beginning of my knucle of my thumb the pressure point of force. Pronation training seems like my only real option along with wrist strength so my little hands dont get snapped back like the head of a match stick
why does he make faces? i really want to know, no trolling
That could be happen to anyone anytime anysoon
Who is this Jason guy? Damn
The 90 degree corner thing with the bands and stick . I’m gonna copy’ . I think it’s genius “ THANKS FOR SHARING.
I'm also a below knee amputee like you bob .... Glad to see you ❤
Wow there is a science behind armwrestling...it's just not just raw strength
Buddy, you have no idea
How many time we should train in a week for compition plese tell me
This helps alot
Thank you for the tip. It was well informed. Just leaving a comment for your Algo.
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Always appreciate your videos, Bob. Vicarious experience.
Alright now, bob brown town.
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