I think a lot of pros could learn from this. There is always different ways of doing things. Sometimes they work better and sometimes they don’t, but you’ll never find out unless you try so big props for a seasoned veteran like Iain for looking to improve
Weird how literally one of the top bodybuilders in the world (Iain) says how well this tore up his shoulder. Yet there’s lots of mr no name numbers in the comments discrediting it 😂 I’ll incorporate all this into my next shoulders and biceps day. Been in a bit of a rut there. Thanks Mike
This is all unnecessary bs, bodybuilding became such a funny gay asf sport. He was analysing his biceps preacher curls if it was rocket science.. maybe they want to sound an look like gurus but there is absolutely zero you can do wrong on a preacher curl machine as long you go full range of motion and don‘t rush and bounce. Did you ever saw a bodybuilder in the 90‘s overthink every exercise so much like today? This BS started all with charles glass
@@physique1113 "maybe they want to sound an look like gurus" 100000% - It's all a grift. This is how he positions himself as an authority figure and gets people to pay him, as if his training is on another level of consciousness. Dude told Iain to squeeze 3 fingers on the curl lmao. COME ON 😂. No science whatsoever that says there is any difference or anatomical advantage to that. It's such random nonsense that any smart person should be able to spot. But you know what? People buy it hook, line and sinker! Bodybuilders give him credibility with videos like this and his IG and training programs blew up. It pays off to needlessly make shit sound complicated.
@@physique1113its extra funny when its coming from this dude because literally all ive ever seen mike talk about in his videos is negativity about how other people train and how they are so extra with everything
Man Mike is an awesome trainer I’ve learned so many little touches and really getting into that fiber all the different angles hand -elbow positions dudes a mad scientist, and the sliding lol dude knows muscle lucky man to have him teaching
Roll shoulders on lat through hand, rock out, relax it, push into palm, chin up, breathe, chin down, hold breathe, cave chest, spread taint, grab toes, call me Daddy
The best gains I’ve ever made is trying to apply Mikes movements even through I’m probably not doing them exactly right they’re still producing amazing results 🔥
AHHH...SUBSCRIBED!!! There comes a time in each ones life where you are watching or listening to someone and say, "This dude knows his shit!" This is MY time. I love the technical breakdown described on the full repetition from start to finish. I am IN!!!!!!!! THANK U Mr. V!!!!
It’s hard to understand until you do it how it works, I don’t have a degree in biomechanics, but it keeps the bicep involved and under tension while keeping the chest and front delt out of the lift.
Yes it was. Arms first then shoulders, as I said in another comment I need more arms, I don’t need more shoulders. They have been de prioritized to allow more attention elsewhwre
Why is it to late? Do I think it’s going to completely reshape my physique in 10 weeks? Ofcourse not. Do I think it can help start the process of improving certain areas I’ve had a hard time feeling (like chest and lower lats) then I’m all for it, never too late.
Yes ✅leaning forward a bit is a nice cue to keep clients from using ant delts (to roll the bar up) &/or hyper-extending low back (to assist w/ leverage) etc BUT anything that comes after “rocking” can be ignored. It’s useful if injured & want superspinatous ⬇️stressed during the initial 15deg (Esp when using heavier load) but w/ a healthy young pro using 25-30lb DB? 🤷♂️ wish Mike would explain to us slower folk the advantages?
@@JohnnyG1nothing complicated about putting your body in the best position to hit a muscle. I also have 20 years of habits, and the habits I have have built the physique I have, which can be significantly improved. Why would I keep doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result? Always open to learning and trying new things and searching for a better way to feel and target a muscle. The close mindedness of “they aren’t that complicated” is very limiting
I like mike and his focus on the form , it elevates the quality of training , one note is he really doesn’t need to make all these pointers , it can really be overwhelming and honestly it is unnecessary , I saw so many videos with him by now and I think he maybe does it just to make a simple thing looks complicated , both pros and regular people can appreciate your way without making it so stressful , after all weight lifting and resistance exercise is simple no matter how many ways you wanna cut it.
I disagree, I think cueing all the time is very helpful and keeps u constantly focused on the cues and enforcing to build the good habits. I noticed when I wasn’t training with him it was all I could think about was the cues from how often he repeats them. And simply lifting weights may be simple, but for someone at my level who already has mastered “lifting weights” these cues of head and body position, speed out of the hole etc are what can be the difference from stagnancy and progression.
My favorite thing about Mike is his consistency. Wether he’s training an Olympia winner or brand new lifter, he uses the same tone.
Professionalism
He's Defiently a professional
Back ,to see iain suffer 😂
Here for the good kind of torture lol
I think a lot of pros could learn from this. There is always different ways of doing things. Sometimes they work better and sometimes they don’t, but you’ll never find out unless you try so big props for a seasoned veteran like Iain for looking to improve
Iain's got that supercharged work ethic in the gym, what a beast!
Weird how literally one of the top bodybuilders in the world (Iain) says how well this tore up his shoulder. Yet there’s lots of mr no name numbers in the comments discrediting it 😂
I’ll incorporate all this into my next shoulders and biceps day. Been in a bit of a rut there.
Thanks Mike
Mike is awesome because he is extremely focussed making sure you are doing it perfectly and execution is money! Love these videos 🎉
This is all unnecessary bs, bodybuilding became such a funny gay asf sport. He was analysing his biceps preacher curls if it was rocket science.. maybe they want to sound an look like gurus but there is absolutely zero you can do wrong on a preacher curl machine as long you go full range of motion and don‘t rush and bounce. Did you ever saw a bodybuilder in the 90‘s overthink every exercise so much like today? This BS started all with charles glass
@@physique1113 "maybe they want to sound an look like gurus"
100000% - It's all a grift. This is how he positions himself as an authority figure and gets people to pay him, as if his training is on another level of consciousness. Dude told Iain to squeeze 3 fingers on the curl lmao. COME ON 😂. No science whatsoever that says there is any difference or anatomical advantage to that. It's such random nonsense that any smart person should be able to spot.
But you know what? People buy it hook, line and sinker! Bodybuilders give him credibility with videos like this and his IG and training programs blew up. It pays off to needlessly make shit sound complicated.
@@physique1113 appreciate your knowledge!
@@physique1113its extra funny when its coming from this dude because literally all ive ever seen mike talk about in his videos is negativity about how other people train and how they are so extra with everything
@@physique1113agree.
Nothing like the feeling of being humbled by the weight of your own arms! Best kind of burnout
Man Mike is an awesome trainer I’ve learned so many little touches and really getting into that fiber all the different angles hand -elbow positions dudes a mad scientist, and the sliding lol dude knows muscle lucky man to have him teaching
One doesn't really appreciate Mike's size until he's standing next to a top tier ifbb pro
And fouad would be afraid if mike and his wife were all alone 💀💀💀
Curious of Mikes opinion on shoes and toe placement during calve excersises.
Awesome duo! 🔥😤 just soaking it all in 😅 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Roll shoulders on lat through hand, rock out, relax it, push into palm, chin up, breathe, chin down, hold breathe, cave chest, spread taint, grab toes, call me Daddy
Learn biomechanics by Doug Brignole it’s all you merry eyooni understand muscle connection also work with gravity spleed
Looks little down sized
Love how Mike demonstrates the mechanics of the moves brilliant 🤩 💪🏼💪🏼
Mike making the same faces I'm making watching him do his sets lol. Why am I like this 😂
Since doing the laterals that way I get pumps in the shoulders like never before kinda crazy
what a good training champ.appreciate u for share videos.
So many tips in one video. Thanks 💪🇨🇦💪
What is this grnts social media ? instgram ?
Damn brilliant workout in my opinion I'm gonna use this tactic in my workout
Nice timing, I am doing shoulders and arms tomorrow.
Ian love the videos, great optics.
The best gains I’ve ever made is trying to apply Mikes movements even through I’m probably not doing them exactly right they’re still producing amazing results 🔥
AHHH...SUBSCRIBED!!! There comes a time in each ones life where you are watching or listening to someone and say, "This dude knows his shit!" This is MY time. I love the technical breakdown described on the full repetition from start to finish. I am IN!!!!!!!! THANK U Mr. V!!!!
Not sure why there’s so much hate on Mikes training here.
Because 99% of the people on TH-cam comment sections are idiots
I am doing these dynamic laterals for 2 years now and my shoulders completly morphed into canonballs 😂
No sh7t?
@@Dan16673 yes, i do them very heavy and it works great
“Get that ass back” pause…….A Belated Congrats on your career big homie!!!!!
Its funny watching one of the strongest bodybuilder in the world getting killed by big mike with small weights! 😂
This has been THE most helpful video with my shoulders and arms I’ve watched in years.
Iain did it trigger you when you were going Lateral Raises and Mike said “snap elbow”? 😂
Gotta wear a sleaveless next time.
Great video, amazing content, Mike comes across as such a great teacher, Iain you are incredible ❤🔥🔥
The workout that retired Iain
Do u reckon u wud train arms and shoulders in this way every week ian?
Mike seems like a cool dude. Jesus why the head tattoos
Making those 60s look like 20s. Mass monster
I could watch Mike train people all day.
Width on the rise. Great fucken cue 👍
Training with Mike made him retire.
IF MIKE SAYS ITS MONDAY! ITS MONDAY!!!!!
i had an arm pump just watching
I could listen to mike talk about anything
Longer video please! Lol LFG!!! Love this collab
You guys make a dynamic duo for real!
Is someone able to explain the benefit of rocking out like that for a cable curl?
It’s hard to understand until you do it how it works, I don’t have a degree in biomechanics, but it keeps the bicep involved and under tension while keeping the chest and front delt out of the lift.
wonderful body👍
Couldn't clap either 😂😂😂
YEAHHHH bro back with the sauce
My 2 favorite you tubers
Mike and Ian machian lol love Mike love ein
Mike is a genius
Is he letting you take sets to failure ?
These big myke videos are the best!
Was this exact order of movements ? Or is it edited ??
Yes it was. Arms first then shoulders, as I said in another comment I need more arms, I don’t need more shoulders. They have been de prioritized to allow more attention elsewhwre
Raiders
❤for🇮🇳 pro💪😊
Mikes the goat
Let's goo
YES!!!!
Dream Team 💥
💪💥
Iain ❤
Why first arms
Because I need arms, I don’t need shoulders. They’ve been de-prioritized
It’s Too late into O prep to incorporate all these fundamentals- hoping this work for Ian!
Why is it to late? Do I think it’s going to completely reshape my physique in 10 weeks? Ofcourse not. Do I think it can help start the process of improving certain areas I’ve had a hard time feeling (like chest and lower lats) then I’m all for it, never too late.
Yes ✅leaning forward a bit is a nice cue to keep clients from using ant delts (to roll the bar up) &/or hyper-extending low back (to assist w/ leverage) etc BUT anything that comes after “rocking” can be ignored. It’s useful if injured & want superspinatous ⬇️stressed during the initial 15deg (Esp when using heavier load) but w/ a healthy young pro using 25-30lb DB? 🤷♂️ wish Mike would explain to us slower folk the advantages?
His execution cues make absolutely no sense at all.
Except they make perfect sense lol
They make perfect sense what are you talking about
@@michaeldevore1003 what I’m taking about is that a bicep curl and tricep extension is not that complicated.
@@JohnnyG1I bet you have a world class physique don’t you 😂😂
@@JohnnyG1nothing complicated about putting your body in the best position to hit a muscle. I also have 20 years of habits, and the habits I have have built the physique I have, which can be significantly improved. Why would I keep doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result? Always open to learning and trying new things and searching for a better way to feel and target a muscle. The close mindedness of “they aren’t that complicated” is very limiting
I like mike and his focus on the form , it elevates the quality of training , one note is he really doesn’t need to make all these pointers , it can really be overwhelming and honestly it is unnecessary , I saw so many videos with him by now and I think he maybe does it just to make a simple thing looks complicated , both pros and regular people can appreciate your way without making it so stressful , after all weight lifting and resistance exercise is simple no matter how many ways you wanna cut it.
I disagree, I think cueing all the time is very helpful and keeps u constantly focused on the cues and enforcing to build the good habits.
I noticed when I wasn’t training with him it was all I could think about was the cues from how often he repeats them. And simply lifting weights may be simple, but for someone at my level who already has mastered “lifting weights” these cues of head and body position, speed out of the hole etc are what can be the difference from stagnancy and progression.
You said this like you know something about training someone that is at Iain’s level. News flash- you don’t.
Great video ian very educational. I love mike but man, if someone slapped my hand while I’m doing a set I would lose my shit haha
I don’t think you would, he’s helping giving you the indented feel of where he wants that movement to end, works better than just a verbal cue to me.