Honestly bro if you take a look at his older videos there's plenty of how to stuff in there as well. I feel like he's made so much content that he's actually repeated himself a couple of times.
Hey, I'm a recreational tennis player, and I'm coming towards the end of my season. Last off season, I made a ton of progress in the gym. When the season started this year, I found myself going to the gym less and less. After a couple months of playing tennis 3-4 nights a week and no time spent in the gym, I found my body struggling to keep up. I'm sure there are many other recreational athletes here that would love a video explaining how to train off season, as well as maintaining our bodies during the season. Thanks Jeff for everything else so far!
TH-cam is flooded with fitness "influencers". But Jeff sets the standard so high that no one is near his level. He is scientific, yet his explanations are as clear cut as it can be for everyone. There is this video of his on doing the pull up, I followed it and bam! The movement fell instantly easier!
This is so important and no one talks about it. The range, driving your elbows into your pocket is a very good way to explain it. I wish people focus on these fundamentals before other things
@@sachinyadav6194 body mind conection. if you think of pulling your elbows to your pockets you will focus on your back lats. if you pull with your hands down.. you will focus on biceps/shoulders.
@@sachinyadav6194closing in the elbows. Think about it getting chilly and you want to subconsciously close them to warm up, but back still straight though of course
Goodness gracious, this was the best tutorial I've ever seen in all weightlifting history. I went from feeling it everywhere but my lats to spot on targeting them like there's no other muscles on me.
Thanks Jeff! Turns out I've been doing my absolute favourite exercise kinda wrong all these years. 😩 (gripping too wide and leaning back) Despite this I have ended up with a decent, wide back (of which I'm very proud 😁) so I'm really looking forward to unlocking the remaining gains that have been left on the table for so long. Every day's a school day! Thanks again. 🙏
Another outstanding lesson in Kinesiology Jeff. Your how to videos have been very helpful and I can feel the difference throughout my routines. Thank You!
Had some extra time this morning so binge watched Jeff’s “How To” Bulgarian Split Squats, Face Pulls and Lat Pulldowns. Shaking my head in amazement. Athlean X continues to deliver at the highest level! Anything for ankle/foot mobility and stability would be welcome.
Thanks again for a great info video. I've been following your advice for about 6 months and have not only seen growth, but as a medically retired paratrooper with joint problems and surgeries, I've had growth with less pain.
Love these quick how to videos Jeff! Can't wait to see you do more of them. Your understanding of the body and how it functions is second to none. The true goat!
I think one of the back exercises I wanted to see a breakdown of was the Incline Bench Dumbbell Row. John Meadows highlighted it a few years ago, and to this day, that lift has been the peak back contraction exercise for me. I’m curious about your take on it; imo it’s safe, functional, scalable, and adjustable. EDIT- To help clarify the confusion in the comments, this is the exercise I’m referring to: th-cam.com/video/BzPuC0X69Kg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=byIoqcgzKbJWixli
Actually, it's not as safe as it seems. Jeff has been injured with it, and has videos on it. You might want to google his video: Back Exercises Ranked (BEST TO WORST), which actually goes from worst to best.
@@timl.b.2095 Are you talking about dumbbell bent over rows..? Where Jeff mentions that he prefers to do it standing and in a more athletic stance? I think Davidnewman868 is talking about a different exercise entirely. Could be totally wrong though
one of the best training vids I've seen, great and easy to follow instructions, great demo and great explanation on why. People always forget the release after the pull, it's where I get the most gains by taking it nice and slow back up to a full stretch. Always worth hiring a trainer worth his salt to start with then once you've mastered the correct form you can train yourself, unless you need the extra motivation.
Outstanding explanation. I never knew about the grip positioning or the "front pocket" cue; going to incorporate that into my workout and see how it feels. This and your overhead press video may have saved my upper body training, not to mention my shoulders. You may have covered some of this already, but it would be great to see some videos on exercise modifications for overweight trainees. Core exercises and squats would be especially helpful.
My man I got better body now following your advice ( I'm 53 ) started looking your video 4 years ago , Im training from my 18 years, why I didn't have you in my teen
thank you for your excellent explanations, providing me with a much better understanding whether I am doing the exercise correctly . maintaining good form was a priority for me when starting to work out at home. Tom
Mister, I LOVE this instructional video! Great details. The most important thing is that it all made sense to a dummy like me, in this area. Thank you!
Thankyou. Working with a home gym and didnt realize i needed to sit lower to make sure i could fully extend my arms up. That did the trick! Delts next please!
Not sure if this has been covered already; but a detailed way of DB incline bench, flat bench & to avoid feeling sore in front delts! Thank you as always for the informative videos!
Thanks for this. I have a home gym with a high and low plate loaded pulley system in a power rack. It's worked great for me as the stack is 1:1 with a 360lb weight limit, however it doesn't have the pad which is the first thing you say is important in this video. One way to rig one is to place a barbell with a pad under the safeties while sitting on a bench, I was doing this but it's really annoying to set it up, what I do now is I just do lat pulldowns from the floor from a kneeling position, that allows me to lift a lot heavier and get a longer stretch at the top.
At 1:30 he talks about the wide grip and the teres major. The teres major is the "demon back" muscle that made Ronnie's back look good and one of the major muscles overemphasized on Yujiro.
I am a beginner to the Gym, these weight machines. You are absolutely brilliant!! You simply explained this exercise. BIG THANK YOU. Your a LEGEND and BEAST love your videos. 👍💪👊😎 Ireland
Just the video i needed. I recently lowered the weight a lot this week just to go back to basics and make sure the form is right. Pointless to keep adding weight if form is off
What exercises are you wanting some coaching on? Leave it as a separate comment below. Won't stop until your requests are met.
Leg calves video! Please!
Tight sore hips.
upright rows
Yeah how to get rid of hip pinge feeling while doing squats. Love your content ❤
Bicep curls
To the point, no BS yapping and providing good demonstrations for each point. Thank you.
He is yapping to much
I think they actually make a lot more money from 10min videos too so this was really nice of him to post.
A How-To for every exercise would be amazing!
The video would be 8 hours long 🤣
Or a series of 5-minute videos
that’s his entire channel bud
Honestly bro if you take a look at his older videos there's plenty of how to stuff in there as well. I feel like he's made so much content that he's actually repeated himself a couple of times.
I think it’s called, “A membership”. You can join and get all you need for directed workouts.
Hey, I'm a recreational tennis player, and I'm coming towards the end of my season. Last off season, I made a ton of progress in the gym. When the season started this year, I found myself going to the gym less and less. After a couple months of playing tennis 3-4 nights a week and no time spent in the gym, I found my body struggling to keep up.
I'm sure there are many other recreational athletes here that would love a video explaining how to train off season, as well as maintaining our bodies during the season.
Thanks Jeff for everything else so far!
TH-cam is flooded with fitness "influencers". But Jeff sets the standard so high that no one is near his level. He is scientific, yet his explanations are as clear cut as it can be for everyone.
There is this video of his on doing the pull up, I followed it and bam! The movement fell instantly easier!
This is so important and no one talks about it. The range, driving your elbows into your pocket is a very good way to explain it. I wish people focus on these fundamentals before other things
What does driving your elbows into your pocket means here ?
@@sachinyadav6194 body mind conection. if you think of pulling your elbows to your pockets you will focus on your back lats. if you pull with your hands down.. you will focus on biceps/shoulders.
@@sachinyadav6194closing in the elbows. Think about it getting chilly and you want to subconsciously close them to warm up, but back still straight though of course
@@hannahwillis9838 thankyou for being so kind..
“ for the pull up that was too heavy for you to do” 😂😂😂 bro just roasted so many people
I felt that line!🤣🤣
That was funny indeed
Most advanced bodybuilders can’t do it because they’re too heavy 😊
@@brunooka I’ve trained for 8 years and I can’t 😂
I didn't see that as shade. it's just the reality for a lot of us, especially women who have stronger lower bodies
A How-To for every major exercise would be great!
Also get well Jeff!
Shit, what do you want for nuthin'?!
Perfectly timed video for me. I’ve just started using the pull down in my workout. Will be applying your advice. Thanks.
Goodness gracious, this was the best tutorial I've ever seen in all weightlifting history. I went from feeling it everywhere but my lats to spot on targeting them like there's no other muscles on me.
You can always learn something new, every time with Jeff. These finer points are invaluable. Thank you Jeff. You the Man!
being into fitness for about 2 yrs this is the best detailed and accurate and ideology behind the excercise.... thanks for the knowledge
Even if you have a lot of gym experience you can always learn something by watching Athlean-X.
Love this channel❤️💪🏻
If nothing else, you’ll have that “oh, that’s why I do that” moment
Like detail he goes into here:positions to work different back areas A+ ✔
Always been one of my favorite back exercises with many varieties in grip!
Jeff ascending graciously made me chuckle 🤣
Brilliant, exactly what I have been waiting and looking for. The how tos at this level of detail and the "why" of them is a breath of fresh air❤
Thanks Jeff! Turns out I've been doing my absolute favourite exercise kinda wrong all these years. 😩 (gripping too wide and leaning back)
Despite this I have ended up with a decent, wide back (of which I'm very proud 😁) so I'm really looking forward to unlocking the remaining gains that have been left on the table for so long.
Every day's a school day! Thanks again. 🙏
0:11 pad height
0:53 grip width
1:47 torso angle
2:45 pulling target
3:36 eccentric phase
4:30 advanced techniques
You're welcome.
Thx
Thanks
Really ...ty
I didn't thank u...
Single arm lat cable pull downs at different angles, single arm landmine rows, 2 handed cable rows with a 3 foot strap at different angles.
It has been a few months since I've tuned in here. This music is not an improvement. But this video was super helpful!
Another outstanding lesson in Kinesiology Jeff. Your how to videos have been very helpful and I can feel the difference throughout my routines. Thank You!
No wonder I’ve been struggling with strength progression on this - perfect timing
Yes, I would like more "How-To's" for every exercise. Thanks
Had some extra time this morning so binge watched Jeff’s “How To” Bulgarian Split Squats, Face Pulls and Lat Pulldowns. Shaking my head in amazement. Athlean X continues to deliver at the highest level! Anything for ankle/foot mobility and stability would be welcome.
Even with an apparent vocal chord impairment, you still manage to convey clear and concise recommendations. Thanks for your dedication.
Thanks again for a great info video. I've been following your advice for about 6 months and have not only seen growth, but as a medically retired paratrooper with joint problems and surgeries, I've had growth with less pain.
Love these quick how to videos Jeff! Can't wait to see you do more of them. Your understanding of the body and how it functions is second to none. The true goat!
Thanks for this. Been doing it suboptimal for years.
I think one of the back exercises I wanted to see a breakdown of was the Incline Bench Dumbbell Row. John Meadows highlighted it a few years ago, and to this day, that lift has been the peak back contraction exercise for me. I’m curious about your take on it; imo it’s safe, functional, scalable, and adjustable.
EDIT- To help clarify the confusion in the comments, this is the exercise I’m referring to: th-cam.com/video/BzPuC0X69Kg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=byIoqcgzKbJWixli
Actually, it's not as safe as it seems. Jeff has been injured with it, and has videos on it. You might want to google his video: Back Exercises Ranked (BEST TO WORST), which actually goes from worst to best.
all about the meadows row IMO
@@timl.b.2095 Are you talking about dumbbell bent over rows..? Where Jeff mentions that he prefers to do it standing and in a more athletic stance? I think Davidnewman868 is talking about a different exercise entirely. Could be totally wrong though
@@timl.b.2095not true. You're talking about having one leg (knee) up on the bench.
@@JackSloanno you're right. Bro thought he did something 😂
I like this kind of videos. Straight forwarded, it shows variations. Practical examples where to pull your elbows etc.
So helpful and concise! I would love a how to video for every major lift!
When you’re doing it right, you can feel it!! He is 100% spot on.
Thanks Jeff, you are my "go to" guy on every exercise. The results are happening.
You are just the best at explanation and I was not paid to say that 👍🏼 I saved this video.
Noticed some change in your voice jeff, hope you doing okay, stay healthy
More how to videos for sure. Applying proper mechanics I've learned from you have transformed my workouts.
🔥 shreds so good no markers needed 😂
one of the best training vids I've seen, great and easy to follow instructions, great demo and great explanation on why. People always forget the release after the pull, it's where I get the most gains by taking it nice and slow back up to a full stretch.
Always worth hiring a trainer worth his salt to start with then once you've mastered the correct form you can train yourself, unless you need the extra motivation.
Outstanding explanation. I never knew about the grip positioning or the "front pocket" cue; going to incorporate that into my workout and see how it feels. This and your overhead press video may have saved my upper body training, not to mention my shoulders.
You may have covered some of this already, but it would be great to see some videos on exercise modifications for overweight trainees. Core exercises and squats would be especially helpful.
Thanks so much. Making it back to the gym since COVID started. It’s like I forgot everything. Learning it all over again.
Great video Jeff! Are you interested to show us some box jump variations, or other plyometrics?
This lat pulldown / avoid mistakes video made a world of difference for me. Thanks!
Shit I did everything wrong
same 😔
Me too
Same😮
Same
lol my 1st thought
Jeff, you're doing everything the way science teaches.
I enjoy training thanks to you💪🏻
Yesterday must have been Voice Day in the gym for Jeff 😊
Your never know how many times your videos have helped me i was doing so much wrong
Many thanks
Thank you for covering the lat pulldown. Based on what you said, I was close but not focused. Going forward I can do it better. Appreciate ya
My man I got better body now following your advice ( I'm 53 ) started looking your video 4 years ago , Im training from my 18 years, why I didn't have you in my teen
I love it😮
Me too!!
thank you for your excellent explanations, providing me with a much better understanding whether I am doing the exercise correctly . maintaining good form was a priority for me when starting to work out at home. Tom
The real challenge is finding a machine that isn't being used.
😂
🤣💀
😂😂😂😂
😂😂facts
I thought it was just meeeeeee 😂
Mister, I LOVE this instructional video! Great details. The most important thing is that it all made sense to a dummy like me, in this area. Thank you!
I literally just left the gym and did pull day🏆
For the first time in my life, I actually felt a lat pull IN MY LATS!! Thank u so much
You OK, Jeff? You're losing your voice!
A sea witch was involved
I need more videos like this that show the correct form. It would save me a lot of time in the gym
His voice sound sick or just me?
Maybe yelling motivational encouragement at a camera?
No he's just leveraging loudness to evenly allocate energy to the exercise while speaking. In short talking loud while exercising will kill your gains
Honestly you produce extremely informative and descriptive videos and what you provide is invaluable. Thanks for what you do.
Thankyou. Working with a home gym and didnt realize i needed to sit lower to make sure i could fully extend my arms up. That did the trick! Delts next please!
This has to be the best and thorough explanation of Lat Pulldowns...even I understood it.
Not sure if this has been covered already; but a detailed way of DB incline bench, flat bench & to avoid feeling sore in front delts! Thank you as always for the informative videos!
Proper form and rythms on all the basics, with a note on grip positions like this video would make excellent goto reference/reminders.
60% of the time, I learn every time! Awesome Stuff!
That doesn’t make any sense
Yes, how to's is what's still missing a bit on this channel! Great idea. Please do on barbell hip thrust and rowing!
Man with no haters ❤
Touchwood ❤
Thanks the grip part helped me so much, I had to go in between my two "handles" on the bar and it took so much off my elbow and biceps.
These form episodes are great
Awesome guide, definitely straightened out a lot of mistakes I’ve been building on🤦♂️ and answered most of the questions I have about the pull-downs.
I always love the clarity you give about weightlifting why do we do that, the muscle function
Thanks always
Thanks for this. I have a home gym with a high and low plate loaded pulley system in a power rack. It's worked great for me as the stack is 1:1 with a 360lb weight limit, however it doesn't have the pad which is the first thing you say is important in this video.
One way to rig one is to place a barbell with a pad under the safeties while sitting on a bench, I was doing this but it's really annoying to set it up, what I do now is I just do lat pulldowns from the floor from a kneeling position, that allows me to lift a lot heavier and get a longer stretch at the top.
Best how-to I reached so far, ain't gonna search further. Thanks man, awesome explanation and tips!
This is more complicated than I ever dreamed. But it answered LOTS of my questions.
Very helpful. Always wondered why my grip felt right around the bend in the bar - when this is often not where the rubber “grip” parts are
Big ups for making this he distinction between upper-back focus and lat focus.
Please please more of these. Whenever I start a new program, I do a search here first on how to correctly do the exercises.
This is one of the most informative workout videos I have seen so far! Thanks
At 1:30 he talks about the wide grip and the teres major. The teres major is the "demon back" muscle that made Ronnie's back look good and one of the major muscles overemphasized on Yujiro.
I'd love these type of videos .
i go watch the best exercises for each muscle and then learn how to do them :)
I am a beginner to the Gym, these weight machines. You are absolutely brilliant!! You simply explained this exercise. BIG THANK YOU. Your a LEGEND and BEAST love your videos. 👍💪👊😎
Ireland
Man I'm digging your instruction videos! Great job explaining everything no stupid music or BS!
Please start a how to do series of all the common exercises please 🙏
Thank you so much coach!! You’re such a good teacher. I appreciate you very much!
Eagerly waited for this exercise from you jeff🎉🎉
Absolutely informative video! I’m 4 weeks in on my workout journey and this helps a ton, thank you.
Lately I’ve been doing single arm lat pull downs with a side bend instead of the traditional style. Liking it so far 🔥
Gratitude for this video Jeff. 👌
100% need this for more excercises ... I have been completely avoiding some exercises because I know that my form may not be there.
I like to switch sets back and forth from the normal wide grip to close grip pull up style, I find that works a lot of muscles even the top four abs
I like your How Too exercise! Those are corrective! It has helped me!!
My hero. Thanks for making a difference, your sincerity. Sharing your long hard gained knowledge with those that really want to make a difference.
Great tips thanks Jeff.. I’m 61 & implement almost all of your videos 🦾
Great video this is probably one of my favorite movements to help beginners progress to pull ups with bodyweight!
Just the video i needed. I recently lowered the weight a lot this week just to go back to basics and make sure the form is right. Pointless to keep adding weight if form is off
Cool! The only "wrong" I did was a bit of a wide grip! That's pretty awesome, this is my favourite exercise 👌
Best video I've seen about this exercise. Thanks a lot!
Awesome. Because of shoulder issues, I can't do pull up anymore, so lat pulldowns are my go to.
Thank you. Just learning. My son is my coach so there are particular exercises I am not familiar with the term and how to preform.
Can't wait to try this. Thank you. I did this totally wrong today. I was doing the crunch thing 😩
I would love a new look at the high pull and how to do it properly!
Another fantastic video. Whenever I don't feel like training I just pop one of your videos on and I can't wait to get in the gym. Keep them coming !