Some topic ideas: -What are your thoughts on drinking raw eggs? -Thoughts on any and all possible applications of CONTRAST baths. Not just ice baths, not just hottubs or jacuzzi's, but alternating between the two every five minutes or so for 20 or 30 minutes. -Thoughts on any and all possible uses of foam/PVC rolling, massage guns, and inversion tables.
Yo Grant! (and Adam) How many of these can you perform in a row?! It would be too cool to see you knock these out! (If you can 😉) Full Dragon Pistol Squat th-cam.com/video/kFognC-0BUU/w-d-xo.html
@sfbuck415 no fancy belts,over hyped titles,or rules. In a street fight Grant would DOMINATE Most UFC pros in his weight class. Quite frankly...he's a monster💯💯💯💯💯💪🏾🧔🏾♂️
Two days ago, some grating at work dropped out from under me, and caught myself on a pipe before I fell all the way through. It tweaked my back a little, but otherwise I'm okay. I've resolved to get myself back into decent shape so I can avoid getting injured like that. Thanks for sticking with it as long as you have, giving schlubs like me inspiration, and enjoy your vacation. This new guy seems to know his stuff, too.
Excellent video, applicable to many athletes that intend to improve in their respective sports as well as the gym! Grant’s tips are always well received.
Love it- agility is so under trained- I do agility drills everyday now and never felt better. Box sprints Box sprints weighted with press finish Box x 2 lined up, put hands on Box and jump side to side. Box push ups. Feel springy bro.
Great video. Thanks for this... you're right about the Bioneer - he definitely needs to relax when punching. The problem is, Batman doesn't look like a very relaxed fighter, and that's who he thinks he is. We ought to have some more videos from you on this channel.
I love your videos and I follow your advices for a very specific goal : compensating my EDS. I went from unable to stand or walk to being an "athlete in my own category". Your content is precious for disabled or injured people and I think it's kind of a shame that it might not reach this audience. Because 1) I discovered your channel because I'm a gym rat but most of "us" aren't and won't think your badass looking videos would apply to them and 2) your content is really oriented on able-bodied amazing athletes and their high impact sport practice (even though it's often applicable for people aiming to get a healthier body). Maybe my comment isn't relevant in the sense that it would take too much work for too little people in your audience, I don't know. Just thought I would share my perspective ! Thank you for your work !!
Outstanding, yet again. I am recovering from an illness that was devestating to muscle mass, and balance. These exercises and drills will help greatly, at an adapted pace. Thanks, again.
Thanks so much Bioneer! I started agility training a few months ago and this is perfect. I love getting faster and more nimble. Its a great way to make use of my small size and Ill never stop moving
Well done dude. Great ideas and brilliant execution. (I'm 23-yrs a physical therapist and flexibility/movement teacher and pick holes in everything - this was bulletproof). Really valid point re agility loss with age, fast twitch fibres turn off first and the best way to get them back online os to overload the remaining slow twitch with weights or endurance work like this.
The return of Grant! Always glad to see here! I'm already subbed, so I'll have to see why the algorithm isn't showing me newly uploaded stuff. So glad to hear! Have a great evening!
Hey Adam, congrats on crossing the 700k subscriber milestone! Your channel has helped shape and give inspiration to my training for over 5 years - pursuing optimal health&fitness and martial arts. The body is a curious thing! Your work to nurture and mature our community to explore and better understanding our bodies and our lifestyles, so we can continue to pursue our inner ambitions, is a truly beautiful thing. I really appreciate your courage and humility to share your life in such a way to help myself and now so many others! Keep it up! Hope you enjoy your holiday! And continue to look after yourself - so do take breaks when you feel it’s best. We’ll be there to like, share and comment ;)
There's a very interesting overlap here between agility and plyometric training. Based on what I know, the brunch difference seems to be the rate of force production and length of work/rest cycles, but the general motion ideas seem to be quite similar. I'm going to steal some of this to do after my plyometrics.
I can see how these can help cause it forces the brain to adapt to the movements that the body initially isn't used to. But once you've mastered these movements and can't get any faster (basically just speed endurance from then on) you can either progress by making the movements more complex to give your brain a new stimulus, or add a bit of weight. But I feel as if once you start making the movements too complex you might as well be doing crossfit. Then you can just apply the principles mentioned in this video to whatever movements that your sport or endeavor consists of. It's all about manipulating variables to stimulate adaptation. After a long while you seriously get a bit bored.
great video grant. will add some of these drills into my plyo workout. I definitely agree with you that dancing is an underrated method of improving coordination and footwork. I did hip-hop dancing when I was younger and it translated very well across to boxing.
To add to parkour and breakdancing, Another good activity to do is to play "dance dance revolution" or "pump it up" at high levels. Keeps the feet light and boosts agility. Nice video you got here, keep it up!
Suggestion: I d love to see a video by bioneer about extream sports, functional preparation tips alongside with benefits and prospectives of translating your workouts into something that challenging. For example, gelid water swimming; ultra trail and skyrunning
The biggest part of agility for sports like basketball and football is in my opinion decellaration as you can only switch directions quickly if you can stop your momentum quickly
man... it's magical how fast you move those legs. I'd love to get to that level, in fact I tried some movements, but my knees feel a bit weak for all that. 37 years of age, 6 foot 3 with lean/ weak legs, haven't done much sports growing up. I think I need to strengthen my knees before I try this and fall apart. Can you please make another video of getting how a beginner getting knees ready to follow these drills please. Really appreciated. 🙏
Hello, I am a longtime watcher of yours. I have been training for 3 years but because of school I haven't trained for about 8 months. Since I am a bigger boy 190 cm (6'3) and 90+ kg (210lbs I think), getting my strength and size back has been a big obstacle. So what I am asking is that if there is any video that helps with getting back on track (cannot find it), could you please refer it to me. Or if you can make a video on getting back to the gym. I know the second thing is a lot for a small percentage of people, but still I am grateful even for some advice. This is as humble as I can make it, so please don't take this in a demanding way. I'm just asking for advice. Thank you
Congratulations on 700K Subscribers!! I love this channel by the way, I am very grateful it introduced me to general fitness - not just strength training, thank you!!
Ok this is amazing thanks Grant. Just didn't quite get whether you meant 30 seconds rest after 30 seconds exercise repeated for each exercise as the full main workout, or all exercises chained - then 30 seconds rest - then repeat 3 times. Thanks in advance
فيديوهات رائعة تصنعها رجلا استمروا في العمل الرائع :) "fidyuhat rayieat tasnaeuha rajulan aistamaruu fi aleamal alraayie" This means "Great videos man. Keep up the good work" although I may be mistaken as only just started learning Arabic lol. Eitherway though Great stuff mate!
Absolutely. 95% of what most people call aging is actually deconditioning. And most people will do nothing to help themselves, following exactly the opposite eating and activity habits to what would shore up their health and postpone decrepitude. I suspect for a lot of people substance addiction and past trauma are greater factors than they realize; otherwise it's hard to fathom.
I think the ones at 11:27 are called speed skaters. Great video though! I have always been fascinated by athletes with extraordinary agility and have started training like one these days.
i dont think i could keep up, even with coffee lol. a lot of these movements seem like they require "quick thinking" and coordination. any tips to improve mental quickness or neural drive like this? or does it just come with doing the movements slow at first? thanks
“If I could only get him to relax a bit more…” 🤣 I greatly admire Adam’s drive to always improve himself. Now, with that being said… I wonder, in regards to martial arts and sparring, if he’s ever considered dabbling in any grappling-based arts like wrestling, sambo, judo, or jiu jitsu. My guess is that he may have a knack for these over striking-based arts because of his explosiveness and physique. 🤔
funnily enough, i want agility for LARPing as an elf, where i have to run fast and agile through hills and woods, fight with (very light) weapons and dodge and shoot arrows while running
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The last exercise is called skater lunges
11:26
SPEED SKATERS!!!
Some topic ideas:
-What are your thoughts on drinking raw eggs?
-Thoughts on any and all possible applications of CONTRAST baths. Not just ice baths, not just hottubs or jacuzzi's, but alternating between the two every five minutes or so for 20 or 30 minutes.
-Thoughts on any and all possible uses of foam/PVC rolling, massage guns, and inversion tables.
Yo Grant! (and Adam) How many of these can you perform in a row?!
It would be too cool to see you knock these out! (If you can 😉)
Full Dragon Pistol Squat
th-cam.com/video/kFognC-0BUU/w-d-xo.html
CAN I GET UH, "HOHHHHH YEAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!"?
even slow motion Grant moves faster than a regular human
I couldn’t even tell they were slowed until it said full speed
I’m watching him at 2x speed, am I missing something?
It’s just him talking and a video of a wall
Pretty pathetic your kissing his ass. Just sad
@sfbuck415 no fancy belts,over hyped titles,or rules. In a street fight Grant would DOMINATE Most UFC pros in his weight class. Quite frankly...he's a monster💯💯💯💯💯💪🏾🧔🏾♂️
ALSO, he's STILL NOT using 100% of his speed...all out speed is VERY uncontrollable. He's even FASTER.😒
9:26 is where the main workout drills start
Two days ago, some grating at work dropped out from under me, and caught myself on a pipe before I fell all the way through. It tweaked my back a little, but otherwise I'm okay.
I've resolved to get myself back into decent shape so I can avoid getting injured like that. Thanks for sticking with it as long as you have, giving schlubs like me inspiration, and enjoy your vacation.
This new guy seems to know his stuff, too.
I’m 65 and believe me, agility training is the most important. It’s the first one to go if you don’t keep up on it. That and balance.
I’m with you, I’m in the same boat.
Flexibility
Balance
Core stability
Isometrics
Agility
Fine motor control
Excellent video, applicable to many athletes that intend to improve in their respective sports as well as the gym! Grant’s tips are always well received.
Was looking for something like this and you drop this gem. Thanks.
Idem
Love it- agility is so under trained- I do agility drills everyday now and never felt better.
Box sprints
Box sprints weighted with press finish
Box x 2 lined up, put hands on Box and jump side to side.
Box push ups.
Feel springy bro.
It's all about the muscles.
What is "box sprints"?
@@user-ki4xw2rb8q squared path
Think outside of the box bro
@@stayontrack 💀
I was lucky enough to have Grant full power spin back kick me 😂.
Can't wait to have you back for another seminar at Downtown Karate. 🥋 Oss!
grant is such a beastly ninja with it! if adam is batman, he is the flash lol. would love to see more collabs with him on the channel!
Been getting back into boxing, and foot speed is one of my lacking areas. Taking on this is fantastic, cheers!
Great video. Thanks for this... you're right about the Bioneer - he definitely needs to relax when punching. The problem is, Batman doesn't look like a very relaxed fighter, and that's who he thinks he is.
We ought to have some more videos from you on this channel.
How can I relax?? When there is still so much crime!
@The Bioneer send Robin (Grant) out to do a bit of crime fighting, you can chill in the Bat Cave for a bit.
I love your videos and I follow your advices for a very specific goal : compensating my EDS. I went from unable to stand or walk to being an "athlete in my own category". Your content is precious for disabled or injured people and I think it's kind of a shame that it might not reach this audience. Because 1) I discovered your channel because I'm a gym rat but most of "us" aren't and won't think your badass looking videos would apply to them and 2) your content is really oriented on able-bodied amazing athletes and their high impact sport practice (even though it's often applicable for people aiming to get a healthier body). Maybe my comment isn't relevant in the sense that it would take too much work for too little people in your audience, I don't know. Just thought I would share my perspective ! Thank you for your work !!
Congrats, hope you get even better. Wishing you good luck.
Have to say Grant's delivery has got way smoother over the past couple of years. He seems much more confident in front of the camera.
The final exercise in the main workout portion is called skater hops. It's exactly what it sounds like.
Outstanding, yet again. I am recovering from an illness that was devestating to muscle mass, and balance. These exercises and drills will help greatly, at an adapted pace. Thanks, again.
Thanks so much Bioneer! I started agility training a few months ago and this is perfect. I love getting faster and more nimble. Its a great way to make use of my small size and Ill never stop moving
Well done dude. Great ideas and brilliant execution. (I'm 23-yrs a physical therapist and flexibility/movement teacher and pick holes in everything - this was bulletproof). Really valid point re agility loss with age, fast twitch fibres turn off first and the best way to get them back online os to overload the remaining slow twitch with weights or endurance work like this.
Been looking forward to getting back into my old routines, now that my kid's a little older. This looks beast 💪🏾🔥!
The return of Grant! Always glad to see here! I'm already subbed, so I'll have to see why the algorithm isn't showing me newly uploaded stuff. So glad to hear! Have a great evening!
Hey Adam, congrats on crossing the 700k subscriber milestone!
Your channel has helped shape and give inspiration to my training for over 5 years - pursuing optimal health&fitness and martial arts. The body is a curious thing!
Your work to nurture and mature our community to explore and better understanding our bodies and our lifestyles, so we can continue to pursue our inner ambitions, is a truly beautiful thing.
I really appreciate your courage and humility to share your life in such a way to help myself and now so many others!
Keep it up! Hope you enjoy your holiday! And continue to look after yourself - so do take breaks when you feel it’s best. We’ll be there to like, share and comment ;)
Love the descriptions that accompany the drills for movement quality. Should be useful for my table tennis footwork!
The bonus exercise is called skater lounge. Go Grant! Go Adam! Go Bioneers! 🎉
Lunge, but yes. The skater lounge is a bit more relaxed. :)
@@NeutroniummAlchemist my bad! Big typo there. 😁
Or skater hops too :) I actually know that name thanks to Adam's training program haha, it is a part of the warm up.
There's a very interesting overlap here between agility and plyometric training. Based on what I know, the brunch difference seems to be the rate of force production and length of work/rest cycles, but the general motion ideas seem to be quite similar. I'm going to steal some of this to do after my plyometrics.
This is bloody amazing, and I'd absolutely LOVE a follow along home workout like this, warmup then a main workout circuit, pretty please 👍🙂😜
Always love seeing more from Grant
Yes. Finally someone covers this. This is so important in a lot of sports.
I feel like this guy needs capoeira. Would add so much power and grace to his style. Well done video, I like the stance switches!
I've heard the movement at 11:36 called "skater" as it looks like the movement of a speed skater on ice. Very cool
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I always appreciate to see Grant on this channel!
"Now if I could just get him to relax more" 😂
You guys have a great rapport. Don't ever change.
Thanks for this, martial art related videos are my favorite, stability ball training is another great way to boost your speed and coordination.
I can see how these can help cause it forces the brain to adapt to the movements that the body initially isn't used to. But once you've mastered these movements and can't get any faster (basically just speed endurance from then on) you can either progress by making the movements more complex to give your brain a new stimulus, or add a bit of weight. But I feel as if once you start making the movements too complex you might as well be doing crossfit. Then you can just apply the principles mentioned in this video to whatever movements that your sport or endeavor consists of. It's all about manipulating variables to stimulate adaptation. After a long while you seriously get a bit bored.
great video grant.
will add some of these drills into my plyo workout.
I definitely agree with you that dancing is an underrated method of improving coordination and footwork. I did hip-hop dancing when I was younger and it translated very well across to boxing.
Bioneer was spot on as far as agility this gentleman is like the flash.🤯💪
Congratulation for 700k ! Great content Thank you
Thank you steven, as a martial artist myself im always trying to find ways to be better and i think this will help me tremendously!
To add to parkour and breakdancing, Another good activity to do is to play "dance dance revolution" or "pump it up" at high levels. Keeps the feet light and boosts agility. Nice video you got here, keep it up!
DDR needs a comeback.
@@Voodooray007 it never left. We are on DDR A3 now
I swear to God, this dude has mind reading abilities and he uses it to know EXACTLY what I wanna train and post a video shortly after
First time seeing Grant, genuinely faster than I can perceive in the morning damn
Suggestion: I d love to see a video by bioneer about extream sports, functional preparation tips alongside with benefits and prospectives of translating your workouts into something that challenging. For example, gelid water swimming; ultra trail and skyrunning
And other extreme sports too. The 3 sports that you have mentioned requires very good stamina
That hanging Tire Punching Bag would be great for Eskrima-Kali-Arnis.
You're fired Bioneer. Bring this dude back !
Hey Adam Could you please make a video or videos about " training for all- round fitness" and "combining different training styles" again?🙌
I second this motion.
I'm a football/soccer player and gonna use these drills, thanks!!!!
Thanks Grant and Adam. You two make a great team, looking forward to more collaborations in the future.
This guy is ELITE. I wish to reach that level
Seeing people being able to kick high fills me with an envy i never knew i could feel
Don’t envy it’s a sin my friend and Lord Jesus Christ loves you!❤
I was thinking about doing this. Thank you I really needed this. Couldn't have come at a better time
I enjoy these videos with Grant, great footwork and martial arts technique
The biggest part of agility for sports like basketball and football is in my opinion decellaration as you can only switch directions quickly if you can stop your momentum quickly
Thank you, Grant and Adam.
man... it's magical how fast you move those legs. I'd love to get to that level, in fact I tried some movements, but my knees feel a bit weak for all that. 37 years of age, 6 foot 3 with lean/ weak legs, haven't done much sports growing up. I think I need to strengthen my knees before I try this and fall apart.
Can you please make another video of getting how a beginner getting knees ready to follow these drills please. Really appreciated. 🙏
Always wanted to know Grant's opinion on this.
Could you make a Q&A for reaching 700K subs?
Congrats btw!🎉
Thank you! I’ll do one at 750 😁
Hello, I am a longtime watcher of yours. I have been training for 3 years but because of school I haven't trained for about 8 months.
Since I am a bigger boy 190 cm (6'3) and 90+ kg (210lbs I think), getting my strength and size back has been a big obstacle. So what I am asking is that if there is any video that helps with getting back on track (cannot find it), could you please refer it to me. Or if you can make a video on getting back to the gym. I know the second thing is a lot for a small percentage of people, but still I am grateful even for some advice.
This is as humble as I can make it, so please don't take this in a demanding way. I'm just asking for advice.
Thank you
Yeah I'm gonna be working on this
Would be interested in a video on hyperarch fascia training by chong xie
Oh wow, phenomenal footwork!!!
Congratulations on 700K Subscribers!! I love this channel by the way, I am very grateful it introduced me to general fitness - not just strength training, thank you!!
add this to our historical fencing class!
Thanks Grant. Another great training video. Appreciate that you keep it clear, concise and real as always.
This video is phenomenal, thank you! An idea for a video to make would be an exact play through of the agility workout with start and rest times🤑
Can you make a video on how to breathe while throwing punches or kicks? I'm assuming breathing needs to change depending on speed and power.
Ok this is amazing thanks Grant. Just didn't quite get whether you meant 30 seconds rest after 30 seconds exercise repeated for each exercise as the full main workout, or all exercises chained - then 30 seconds rest - then repeat 3 times. Thanks in advance
The last workout is called skaters, i love doing that after every workout.
فيديوهات رائعة تصنعها رجلا استمروا في العمل الرائع :)
"fidyuhat rayieat tasnaeuha rajulan aistamaruu fi aleamal alraayie"
This means "Great videos man. Keep up the good work" although I may be mistaken as only just started learning Arabic lol. Eitherway though Great stuff mate!
Weird
you might like Will Ratelles content. He is heavily focused on sports performance stuff.
Impressive as always, Grant!
Thanks so much Grant! You're a legend!
11:27 those are called skater jumps and he does them with PERFECT form & speed!
Wonderful!!
Absolutely. 95% of what most people call aging is actually deconditioning. And most people will do nothing to help themselves, following exactly the opposite eating and activity habits to what would shore up their health and postpone decrepitude. I suspect for a lot of people substance addiction and past trauma are greater factors than they realize; otherwise it's hard to fathom.
I think the ones at 11:27 are called speed skaters. Great video though! I have always been fascinated by athletes with extraordinary agility and have started training like one these days.
I’ve been building my home gym and never thought to get an agility ladder, especially for the low cost.
tape on the floor also works for inside the garage.
Thank you Young Gun, very useful Tips and fast are fast as Lighting Bro.
Good job my boy
i dont think i could keep up, even with coffee lol. a lot of these movements seem like they require "quick thinking" and coordination. any tips to improve mental quickness or neural drive like this? or does it just come with doing the movements slow at first? thanks
Awesome.
As an aside, I loved the background music.
Bonus exercise at 11:28 called skater hops or ski jumps.
Man, you're just insane here. I will try some of these.
This just what I was looking for OMM
Excellent video!! Normal speed looks like fast forward... Worth practicing!
amazing video! thanks
“He’s a maniac, MANIAC on the floor”!!
Great video! Thank you Grant.
please consider researching and addressing Tibialis Posterior Syndrome (PTTD)
Great video.
Tnx!
“If I could only get him to relax a bit more…” 🤣
I greatly admire Adam’s drive to always improve himself. Now, with that being said… I wonder, in regards to martial arts and sparring, if he’s ever considered dabbling in any grappling-based arts like wrestling, sambo, judo, or jiu jitsu. My guess is that he may have a knack for these over striking-based arts because of his explosiveness and physique. 🤔
Love your vids my guy. Thanks
Great video
We need to get grant in some vivos!❤
Agreed!
Great vid . Learned a lot.
I am 26 and have been sendentary for a long time now. How long will I take to develop athletic ability and where to start properly!??
Great video!
funnily enough, i want agility for LARPing as an elf, where i have to run fast and agile through hills and woods, fight with (very light) weapons and dodge and shoot arrows while running
@11:30 :: I think that exercise is called "Speed Skaters".
11:26 I believe they're called skater hops!
Great video. Very informative. You're so fast!
Look pretty fun if you ask me,I gone definitively try thoses