🙏 Thanks for watching guys! Now let’s get your training squared away! Get FREE ACCESS to my training programming through the Gritty Soldier app! grittysoldier.com/pages/gritty-soldier-fitness-app I’ll see you in there! 🫡
I'm 3 months into taking working out seriously. I'm 38 years old and I just started taking working out seriously and I made my channel to hold myself accountable. I started off at 155lbs I'm currently 175 and my goal is 200-220 lbs. I stand at 6'1. I do weights and bodyweight exercises I appreciate the extra advice to help me step up my game. I have been subbed to you for a minute. Keep up the good work.
Hey Gritty, I joined Military school, im 13 and i made a playlist of workout routine and it consists of ur workout routines, you are awesome, stay Gritty 🪖🫡 God Bless America
I have a question, how come i should keep my head forward for pushups? i tend to face down. ill try and start looking forward im just curious why that would i SHOULD do it
Keeping your head straight and looking ahead during a push-up helps maintain proper spinal alignment, preventing neck strain and ensuring effective engagement of the core and upper body muscles.
What about doing 2 methods every day? Let`s say on day 1 and 3 Tabata in the afternoon and max. Set before sleeping. And on day 2 and 4 Incline/decline and max. Set. Day 5 is rest day. Would it work or is it too much?
i started this journey of gym 7 years ago when i was 39. i grew a lot of muscles and i did less than 200 push ups in total. why? because it's typical on army movies and i prefer the inpredictibility in example training how to avoid been handcuffed. you never saw that coming. if you do the average you only can become mediocre. in order to be extraordinary you must avoid what the joe is doing. my athletic body looks like spiderman and still no push ups.
I did the most pull-ups in my life at 225 right before Ranger School when I was 25. Focus on quantity of body weight exercise ie doing 300 pull-ups a week, 500 pushups a week ect do whatever combination of sets and reps for daily totals to get your weekly totals
Here are the methods I tried: K boges pullup program. It's on youtube. Takes some time to get a momentum going on but will help you to get 15-20 range. Decent mixture of volume and intensity. Probably can run indefinitely till you hit 20s if you arent gonna get bored. Pavel Tsatsouline grease the groove method. It's on youtube. Good for short term, like a few months. Eventually the intensity catches up and progress stalls, even goes back. Pure max intensity program. Do it till no more progress then switch to a higher volume, lower intensity program. Fitness FAQs 20 pullup program. It's on youtube. Surprisingly good results. Short program though. Can do this right after grease the groove. Mixture of high volume and high intensity. There is another youtube channel but I forgot the name. It's a Romanian guy doing high volume calisthenics. He also has a nice high volume program. Good for short term. Armstrong pullup program. It's a pdf online. Free of charge. People say they got result but didn't work for me. To each his own.
At osut infantry school I got in being able to do only 3 pull ups so you are better then I was at the start of my infantry school being only 140lb and never working out to much after training I’m 150LB with a 24 pull up max because after every meal breakfast lunch and dinner we always had to attempt 10 pulllups if you can’t do 10 then have someone or a band assist you so you still get the reps this will help you get the muscle memory and strength for these muscles you use but doing this throughout your day will definitely help but also saying you can’t because you are over weight means nothing there is one of your muscles that gives out pulling you before the others when I started it was my grip strength and upper back muscles I have never worked out
This increase was over 22 weeks and I know guys that were 200LB 5’10 doing as many pull ups as I was though they are heavier there weight is more muscle and strength
🙏 Thanks for watching guys! Now let’s get your training squared away! Get FREE ACCESS to my training programming through the Gritty Soldier app! grittysoldier.com/pages/gritty-soldier-fitness-app
I’ll see you in there! 🫡
I'm 3 months into taking working out seriously. I'm 38 years old and I just started taking working out seriously and I made my channel to hold myself accountable. I started off at 155lbs I'm currently 175 and my goal is 200-220 lbs. I stand at 6'1. I do weights and bodyweight exercises I appreciate the extra advice to help me step up my game. I have been subbed to you for a minute. Keep up the good work.
Thanks man you too! 🤜 🤛
Have a Merry Christmas and always stay Gritty, Gritty
Thanks! You too!
Thx Gritty !!
You motivate the HELL outta’ of me at 71yrs old!!
Merry Christmas to you Sir!!!!!!!
Same to you!
I'm watching this is all seriousness as I'm getting ready for basic training, but the broomstick under the shirt had me cracking up!
I know 😂 but it works!
I wish these tips and TH-cam had been around 300 years ago when I was prepping for Airborne School and Ranger School
Better late than never, I’m picking up the slack!
@@GrittySoldier Ain’t that the daaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn truth!
what a nice gym!
A home gym is one of the best investments I’ve made!
Hey Gritty, I joined Military school, im 13 and i made a playlist of workout routine and it consists of ur workout routines, you are awesome, stay Gritty 🪖🫡 God Bless America
🤘
Going to try to enlist and go the ranger route. I dont run very good and ur vids are helpful asf.
Broomstick is also known as the “diddy” push-up
Noooo 😂
I have a question, how come i should keep my head forward for pushups? i tend to face down. ill try and start looking forward im just curious why that would i SHOULD do it
Keeping your head straight and looking ahead during a push-up helps maintain proper spinal alignment, preventing neck strain and ensuring effective engagement of the core and upper body muscles.
Very nice explanation i have winged scapula can you suggest some progression specific to it
What about doing 2 methods every day? Let`s say on day 1 and 3 Tabata in the afternoon and max. Set before sleeping. And on day 2 and 4 Incline/decline and max. Set. Day 5 is rest day. Would it work or is it too much?
Yeah man do it. If your chest or shoulder get extremely sore, take a day or two off. Besides that, have at it!
How can i increase my pull ups those are my weakness
I’ve got some tips for that, search “gritty soldier pull-ups” 👍
So is this better than greasing the groove? I’m stuck at 65 at the moment
i started this journey of gym 7 years ago when i was 39. i grew a lot of muscles and i did less than 200 push ups in total. why? because it's typical on army movies and i prefer the inpredictibility in example training how to avoid been handcuffed. you never saw that coming. if you do the average you only can become mediocre. in order to be extraordinary you must avoid what the joe is doing. my athletic body looks like spiderman and still no push ups.
You can always become Venom.
@@DamianCox Why become Venom when you ca become Knull!
@@Galactus23 i recommend you guys do ballet. it is actually harder than what this military think male must do.
First!!!!
High speeeeeeeed! 🔥
I can only do 6 pulls up I can't do more due to being overweight how can I increase my push ups and pull ups
I did the most pull-ups in my life at 225 right before Ranger School when I was 25. Focus on quantity of body weight exercise ie doing 300 pull-ups a week, 500 pushups a week ect do whatever combination of sets and reps for daily totals to get your weekly totals
@cpiff100 does it increase my reps or lose weight
Here are the methods I tried:
K boges pullup program. It's on youtube. Takes some time to get a momentum going on but will help you to get 15-20 range. Decent mixture of volume and intensity. Probably can run indefinitely till you hit 20s if you arent gonna get bored.
Pavel Tsatsouline grease the groove method. It's on youtube. Good for short term, like a few months. Eventually the intensity catches up and progress stalls, even goes back. Pure max intensity program. Do it till no more progress then switch to a higher volume, lower intensity program.
Fitness FAQs 20 pullup program. It's on youtube. Surprisingly good results. Short program though. Can do this right after grease the groove. Mixture of high volume and high intensity.
There is another youtube channel but I forgot the name. It's a Romanian guy doing high volume calisthenics. He also has a nice high volume program. Good for short term.
Armstrong pullup program. It's a pdf online. Free of charge. People say they got result but didn't work for me. To each his own.
At osut infantry school I got in being able to do only 3 pull ups so you are better then I was at the start of my infantry school being only 140lb and never working out to much after training I’m 150LB with a 24 pull up max because after every meal breakfast lunch and dinner we always had to attempt 10 pulllups if you can’t do 10 then have someone or a band assist you so you still get the reps this will help you get the muscle memory and strength for these muscles you use but doing this throughout your day will definitely help but also saying you can’t because you are over weight means nothing there is one of your muscles that gives out pulling you before the others when I started it was my grip strength and upper back muscles I have never worked out
This increase was over 22 weeks and I know guys that were 200LB 5’10 doing as many pull ups as I was though they are heavier there weight is more muscle and strength
Go Navy!
2 miles 😂😂😂 EPIC FAIL