Bro he absolutely yanked that bar off of you for the 305 😂 spotter must’ve been pulling your leg saying he barely touched it. That being said GREAT 275 bench my man that’s super impressive and great form and went very smooth
@@andrewgarfield9898 What are you on? It's early intermediate strength. There are so many people stronger than that. There have been several people who have contributed 1000 lbs to their total just through the deadlift.
Eh it is more common than you think. Squat is more technical and requires more, different body mechanics. I pushed waaaay ahead on my squat but when I first started wanting to get serious, I could bench 135x10 and squat 100 lbs like 2-3 times with crap form. That was when I was 16. Now I’m 35, I can hold a 100 lb kettlebell and front squat atg with it for 25 reps no belt or knee wraps. When I was 24 I could back squat 425 for a max without a belt or knee wraps. But that is hard proof you have to put in the work. To be honest too, let’s say you can bench 315, prettt damn good and you can squat 315 also with perfect form, I’d say that is still great especially if you are some average dude that goes to the gym. Ain’t gonna win you competitions but you’ll be healthy and strong enough to do most things in life that require physical activity.
master the body weight, mobility matters. You articulate well. That said on the incline leg press machine I can max 24 plates(45's). I stop at 16 plates now. I'm in my 70's. six pack etc. Thanks Colin, greta channel.
@ColinMurray Bro please try the low bar squat instead of the high bar squat. I feel like you’d gain an additional 20 pounds on your max immediately. You’d be able to rep 315 for two or three. Idk how to explain the intricacies of the low bar squat but there’s plenty of guys here on YT that have content on it. Great vid!!!
For me, a fellow ginger of slimmer stature, it was a game changer. I think with your body structure you’d get better leverage and feel a lot more comfortable under the weight. Love your content brotha 🤙🏻
@@colinmurrayYT Lol, do not do low bar squats, terrible advice. Not only are they less atheltic and look worse, but you are going to be leaning further forward then you are already.
sick video love the stuff you put out. please put the kg equivalent when ur talking lbs bro some of your viewers have no idea what you're talking about unless they google every figure you mention. also you have long legs so squats are gonna be your nemesis unless you put something under your heel to elevate it as someone with long femurs myself making that minor change skyrocketed my squat numbers.
Idk if you posted the wrong clip for bench but you definitely failed that, the bar was going back down before the spotter touched it. You probably have 295 though
That is an impressive journey and you're pretty good at benching and deadlifts for someone who isn't doing them regularly! Yet, I've been to the club and more and after a few years, I got arthritis in my AC joint. I've ruined it at some point by progressing too quickly and I've had several cases of back pain after squatting too much. This is why I'm mostly doing calisthenics now (36m) for every fitness in addition to running, cycling and swimming. I confess I have done one strength workout a week with weights to maintain despite getting lighter (which is intended, because too much weight during running is a hindrance, even though I'm below 10 percent body fat). But I just do 3 sets of squats at about 250 pounds and level it at that - ass to the grass though to keep my hip mobility Ps. Partial reps with low weight at the weakest part of the movement helped me and the Hepburn training style with 10 sets of 1 rep with just a little less weight than your max
Start squatting in the ROM that’s comfortable for you, and add some leg lifts, adductor/abductor machine, and glute medius strengthening to your program. The squat is the stretch, your mobility likely suffers due to weakness
That bench bounces of you with zero pause , we can see your ass leaving the bench and the spotter lifts the thing half way up. Also the only club a powerlifter would want to get into is the 1 ton club.
Idk of anyone has said this but if you have weak hips, you should train them instead of stretching them with something like the Sus Machine. Stretching is for flexibility
Hey man could you do a video on the hip stretches? And just your work on the squats, I also find myself really struggling with squats and would be interested in seeing your take
i say what also couldve helpped with the squats is doing negatives with the 315 or starting at he bottom and just pushing the weight up instead of the full motion of the squat
You did not make that 305 bench! Come on man. You are expecting too much progress in just 30 days. You should be setting progressive goals at 3, 6, 9, and 12 months and do updates once a month.
I would appreciate if u could drop a vid in regards to good squat technique bcuz whenever I try to squat it also just feels like a lower back workout 😂
When trying a heavier weight on the squat, instead of taking it all the way down, try training partial range of motion, working deeper and deeper, until you can take that weight all the way down?
What's your take and thoughts on high rep basic bodyweight calisthenics! Like k boges..! Would love to know your thoughts and even better if you try it..😅
I’ll have to try it before I have a real opinion but I never do those kinds of workouts. I feel like it’s way better to add weight than to go crazy with reps. Might be a cool video to try it out tho thanks for the idea 💡
I'm gonna be honest, this is way too "bro science" lol. Stretching isn't going to give you stronger ligaments, it gives you more flexible ligamenrs. Repeatedly trying to lift the same weight that is way too heavy for you isn't going to give you stronger muscles, it's going to give you injuries. Weight training is about progessive overload. You need to lower the weight by a lot and then move up with the 2.5 lb plates, 5 lbs at a time. That will give you stronger muscles and ligaments slowly over time. That's the only way to do it. Did you look up a single training plan? Cuz it looks like you just applied bro science you heard on tik tok and just went at it. I'm not trying to be mean, this video could just be really dangerous if people try to follow your example.
Guys is there anyway I can improve on my compound lifts Bench: 165 Squat: 275 Deadlift: 275 BW: 177 Height: 6 foot Age: 16 Also I have been training for a year and a half
Get someone to teach you the proper form then start with your bodyweight on all lifts. Do 7 sets of 3 reps, add 5 pounds to every lift every week and do that until you can’t add anymore weight. After that, cut volume to 3 sets of 5 reps. Add 5-10 pounds when you can.
Powerlifting is maybe the #1 most insular community. 1000 lb club is sick but all these mfs saying “the form on that,” “I wouldn’t count that” assumes you’re competing at their standards. Sick to see how much you’ve grown regardless of the haters!
Bro he absolutely yanked that bar off of you for the 305 😂 spotter must’ve been pulling your leg saying he barely touched it. That being said GREAT 275 bench my man that’s super impressive and great form and went very smooth
I'm going to need you to get that 305 without a spot
Lmao this made me laugh. I agree, you got this man
bro I was sitting here thinkin the same thing
I think u posted the wrong clip for the 305 bench
i wouldn't count that bench, but i appreciate the hard work you're putting in
bench spotter got a nice back pump from rowing the bar
The 1000lb club is fascinating because of how differently each lifter reaches it.
There is no such thing as the 1000 Ib club. It’s humanly impossible
@@andrewgarfield9898 it exists
@@andrewgarfield9898 it literally is?
@@andrewgarfield9898 people are doing 1000lbs deadlifts and squats
@@andrewgarfield9898 What are you on? It's early intermediate strength. There are so many people stronger than that. There have been several people who have contributed 1000 lbs to their total just through the deadlift.
bench being as strong as squats is wild 😭😭
every calisthenics enjoyer be like:
just calisthenics things
Eh it is more common than you think. Squat is more technical and requires more, different body mechanics. I pushed waaaay ahead on my squat but when I first started wanting to get serious, I could bench 135x10 and squat 100 lbs like 2-3 times with crap form. That was when I was 16. Now I’m 35, I can hold a 100 lb kettlebell and front squat atg with it for 25 reps no belt or knee wraps. When I was 24 I could back squat 425 for a max without a belt or knee wraps. But that is hard proof you have to put in the work.
To be honest too, let’s say you can bench 315, prettt damn good and you can squat 315 also with perfect form, I’d say that is still great especially if you are some average dude that goes to the gym. Ain’t gonna win you competitions but you’ll be healthy and strong enough to do most things in life that require physical activity.
Me with 90kg bench and 85kh squat
@@ihminen5838 lmao
spotter barely touched it🤨
good shit regardless
8:01 who in the world would count that Bench? :D Your numbers are impressive, but that bounce + spot are so far off from a good rep...
master the body weight, mobility matters. You articulate well. That said on the incline leg press machine I can max 24 plates(45's). I stop at 16 plates now. I'm in my 70's. six pack etc. Thanks Colin, greta channel.
Was waiting for your new vid 🔥🔥🔥
Yeah it took a bit to make thanks for sticking around 🙌
I feel you about having that conversation with yourself in the mirror with weight on your shoulders. It’s a battle between you and you.
I'm always SAT for a Colin Murray video! Keep up the good work brutha!
@ColinMurray Bro please try the low bar squat instead of the high bar squat. I feel like you’d gain an additional 20 pounds on your max immediately. You’d be able to rep 315 for two or three. Idk how to explain the intricacies of the low bar squat but there’s plenty of guys here on YT that have content on it. Great vid!!!
Thanks, yeah low bar seems intimidating but I'll have to try it out and see
For me, a fellow ginger of slimmer stature, it was a game changer. I think with your body structure you’d get better leverage and feel a lot more comfortable under the weight. Love your content brotha 🤙🏻
@@colinmurrayYT Lol, do not do low bar squats, terrible advice. Not only are they less atheltic and look worse, but you are going to be leaning further forward then you are already.
Best fitness youtuber rn 🔥
I don't think he is a RN, pretty sure that would be the last natural.
I did powerlifting for a year. At 160lbs had 205 bench, 385 squat and 455 deadlift. I looked like I didn't even lift, so now I'm bodybuilding lol
keeping up the calistenics and then powerlifting is a cool combo! Well done btw!
sick video love the stuff you put out. please put the kg equivalent when ur talking lbs bro some of your viewers have no idea what you're talking about unless they google every figure you mention. also you have long legs so squats are gonna be your nemesis unless you put something under your heel to elevate it as someone with long femurs myself making that minor change skyrocketed my squat numbers.
Idk if you posted the wrong clip for bench but you definitely failed that, the bar was going back down before the spotter touched it. You probably have 295 though
Edging to this rn 🔥
Handstand mile is sensational work
That is an impressive journey and you're pretty good at benching and deadlifts for someone who isn't doing them regularly!
Yet, I've been to the club and more and after a few years, I got arthritis in my AC joint. I've ruined it at some point by progressing too quickly and I've had several cases of back pain after squatting too much.
This is why I'm mostly doing calisthenics now (36m) for every fitness in addition to running, cycling and swimming. I confess I have done one strength workout a week with weights to maintain despite getting lighter (which is intended, because too much weight during running is a hindrance, even though I'm below 10 percent body fat). But I just do 3 sets of squats at about 250 pounds and level it at that - ass to the grass though to keep my hip mobility
Ps. Partial reps with low weight at the weakest part of the movement helped me and the Hepburn training style with 10 sets of 1 rep with just a little less weight than your max
I need the stretching routine as a 6ft3 guy that hates squats due to mobility.
Start squatting in the ROM that’s comfortable for you, and add some leg lifts, adductor/abductor machine, and glute medius strengthening to your program. The squat is the stretch, your mobility likely suffers due to weakness
That bench bounces of you with zero pause , we can see your ass leaving the bench and the spotter lifts the thing half way up.
Also the only club a powerlifter would want to get into is the 1 ton club.
It was supposed to be joke bro😂 I need to be more clear but I’ll have to try for the one ton club now😤
Idk of anyone has said this but if you have weak hips, you should train them instead of stretching them with something like the Sus Machine. Stretching is for flexibility
This a great video. I’m starting my Power Lifting, 1 January.
Big respect inspired me to hit the gym 💪🏻
These vids are such a vibe
8:47 these reactions r so cool ❤😅 💪
Best lifts: 225 bench, 335 squat, 145 OHP, 415 DL with 5/3/1 before working full time
Congrats man!
Pause squats, good weight lifting belt and some squat shoes, wrist straps get you to the number you want
Excellent ! Hâte de voir la suite !
beautiful editing and narration
Hey man could you do a video on the hip stretches? And just your work on the squats, I also find myself really struggling with squats and would be interested in seeing your take
@colin murray great video so glad you changed the shoes
if ed sheeran and jack harlow had a baby
anyways great video
i say what also couldve helpped with the squats is doing negatives with the 315 or starting at he bottom and just pushing the weight up instead of the full motion of the squat
bro your phsyque is my goal
u should try low bar squat
Great video
love the video Colin!
Thank you!
Hair looks great
@7:16 bro your funny ash 😂😂
man what did you find made a difference for your hips? congratulations
Congrats! Nice work
Thank you! Cheers!
This was super entertaining 😆
get it mate! 💪🏽
Huge inspiration ❤
Btw how you edit your videos I am also thinking to make videos like you for TH-cam
You did not make that 305 bench! Come on man. You are expecting too much progress in just 30 days. You should be setting progressive goals at 3, 6, 9, and 12 months and do updates once a month.
I would appreciate if u could drop a vid in regards to good squat technique bcuz whenever I try to squat it also just feels like a lower back workout 😂
As a powerlifter, bro did not train like a powerlifter at all
As a sigma, bro did not sigma like an alpha at all
Aren’t you sacrificing all the ground you gained with weighted callisthenics?
Not really I'm still strength training but I'll probably have to cut weight a lil
Are you doing overhand grip for those deadlifts? 😮
Seated Goodmornings and elevated heels might help with the squat mobility-
sarcasm on that bench
2:37 Did anybody notice the vibration when bro was putting the weight down ... 😮
When u work out how many sets and reps do u do for every muscle group?
Tryin to add it to my work out routine
Yessirrrr ‼️‼️‼️❄️
Have you considered bulking?
If u don't mind, can you tell me where you get your background music cuz I'd love to also use it!
Yeah it’s epidemic sound
NEW VIDEO, LETS GO!
Not bad form on the squat for not liking squats 👍👍
1st comment, deserves a response from colin!!
You won 👏 Hope you like the vid bro!
@colinmurrayYT Thanks for the reply and great video btw
When trying a heavier weight on the squat, instead of taking it all the way down, try training partial range of motion, working deeper and deeper, until you can take that weight all the way down?
why not ow bar squat if you wanna lift more?
What's your take and thoughts on high rep basic bodyweight calisthenics! Like k boges..! Would love to know your thoughts and even better if you try it..😅
I’ll have to try it before I have a real opinion but I never do those kinds of workouts. I feel like it’s way better to add weight than to go crazy with reps. Might be a cool video to try it out tho thanks for the idea 💡
@colinmurrayYT Thank you for the response! I would love to see you try it out and how you feel about it as a daily routine.. I do PPL everyday!
You should post more on TH-cam man 🫡
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i hurt my back , haven't been able to do much for 3 weeks :(
1:25
Thats what i am TALKING about
Bro I Seen A Guy That Looks Like You Driving A FE Truck Literally Twins
How do u do ur hair???
i need to work on hips/hip flexors
i'm 6'3, down to about 210-215ish from 245ish
Ed Sheeran is strong as hell
I like ed sheeran he is cool I dont hate you please dont peg me
Do you live by yourself?
The squat is the weak link for all of us tall, lanky dudes. Our mechanics aren't suited as well to it
very epic
love these challenges!
Even though I don't understand why you counted that bench. Didn't look that close to me idk. Maybe I'm a hater I guess
5:25 Please learn how to this properly 😂
I'm 16 in the 1200 club
Morning 🎉
I'm gonna be honest, this is way too "bro science" lol. Stretching isn't going to give you stronger ligaments, it gives you more flexible ligamenrs. Repeatedly trying to lift the same weight that is way too heavy for you isn't going to give you stronger muscles, it's going to give you injuries. Weight training is about progessive overload. You need to lower the weight by a lot and then move up with the 2.5 lb plates, 5 lbs at a time. That will give you stronger muscles and ligaments slowly over time. That's the only way to do it. Did you look up a single training plan? Cuz it looks like you just applied bro science you heard on tik tok and just went at it. I'm not trying to be mean, this video could just be really dangerous if people try to follow your example.
Do yoga rather than stretching, almost same thing but include consciousness of body and breath
add rows and oerhead
Guys is there anyway I can improve on my compound lifts
Bench: 165
Squat: 275
Deadlift: 275
BW: 177
Height: 6 foot
Age: 16
Also I have been training for a year and a half
Get someone to teach you the proper form then start with your bodyweight on all lifts. Do 7 sets of 3 reps, add 5 pounds to every lift every week and do that until you can’t add anymore weight. After that, cut volume to 3 sets of 5 reps. Add 5-10 pounds when you can.
@@zimmyyzz9971 Ok thanks
Lol. You can't count that 305. It was a clear miss. Judging by 275, 290 was probably the best on that day.
Hair care routine bro
Yes
Bench didn’t count amigo. You also totally faked not getting that 315 squat the first 2 times for dramatic effect.
Powerlifting is maybe the #1 most insular community. 1000 lb club is sick but all these mfs saying “the form on that,” “I wouldn’t count that” assumes you’re competing at their standards. Sick to see how much you’ve grown regardless of the haters!
We found the half squatter. 🫣
Good job, but I thought that it's 1000kg club😅
There is like less than 500 people in world who can do 1000kg
Try combat sports
I started doing back squat, deadlift and overhead press (not bench) and I've been seeing gains in strength & muscle mass.
Don’t start at these heavy weights, in all seriousness.
Bro did not hit 305
try to get some decoration in your apartment bro it look's kinda boring
It's a vibe, man is thriving, let him be
Just watch the video and listen to what he's saying lmao why does his background matter
Bro looks like a red headed Tom holland
Not gonna downplay it, you’re freaking stronh, but the bench doesnt count. I think you could do ~295 which is still 1000 lb club, so nice job!