Being 6 or something years in armwrestling and sport science I really have learned a lot about my body, if I start to feel some pain or discomfort, I basically imediatly know what is the cause of it, and can work on muscle tightness, mobility issues, tendon pain etc. I really recommend for everyone to work with your body and not against it, listen and feel what it has to say. If something is bothering you -STOP, start analysing your training process, latest fights, mybe some minor injuries that you havent paid much attention to. Do some critical thinking, find out how your body works, how it adapts to stress, how fast it recovers, cause for everyone its different, what others say and do could be useless to you. Also it helps to know some anatomy, physiology! Put a lot of effort in recovey and your body will reward you with strength you didnt know you even had!
@@voiceofarmwrestling coach I know this is a year old but I also know that you check your notifications very reliably, so did you ever actually make that video or no? If so I'll watch it, for the gun demonstration. Thanks for all you two do!! 🦾🦾🦾
You should make a video were you how to pull in straps and how to get advance from it. When you should try to get straps and how you pull diferently when strapped.
Yeah man after a hard session at the table I find that I need a good 2 or 3 days of really light blood flow exercises before I can even think about lifting remotely heavy. Ice has helped a ton with inflammation
Sir I got the pain behind the bone of my forearm after playing a match of armwrestling very hard and i win . The pain is since two month it is not going . Whenever i play it comes back
What do you guys think of Toddzilla's philosophy? He said that the body will ADAPT to any kind of routine if you do it enough. I heard him say that in one of Bowen's videos when he visited Todd. Do you guys think that he's wrong and that's just body strategy that you can't change?
How would a veteran who is known as the king of side pressure, be wrong about something thats made him extremely successful? Toddzilla wouldn't just give out false information either. Not saying it in a rude or mean way I'm just letting you know in general. Chances are it's true if it comes from Todd.
I am just a beginner to arm wrestling. Last week i had done side press using cable with 40 kgs loaded. After that, pain is started from deep inside I don’t know where exactly, I think it is situated just below triceps. Please help me.
Recovery is pretty annoying. I’m usually so beat up from table practise that I can’t do any of the exercises that I see on your channel or else I won’t be ready for next week’s table practise.
Guys help I did arm wrestling at school without experience on exercise/workout and now my tendon in elbow or bicep area i think this called distal bicep tendon hurt every time I lift heavy like grocery how do i recover this?😢
Much of your advice here is wrong and based on opinions rather than facts. There are no studies saying heat and cold therapy with ice, showering, baths etc. helps with recovery. It can ease pain, yes, but it doesn't speed up tendon or muscle recovery. There is actually a lot of data saying cold therapy straight after training reduces hypertrophy. When you do a hypertrophy focused workout the muscle heals itself by becoming inflamed so you do not want to cool down your body in that process. For footballers who are not trying to add muscle but reduce inflammation to be able to run every day it works, yes, but we are not trying to armwrestle everyday, but to add strength, armwrestling is a strength sport. Any expert in tendon and ligament injuries knows that only massaging the facia and doing light reps helps with the bloodflow and recovery.
I don’t rely on it alone, but it certainly helps when incorporated into a routine. Thor does it religiously and I never saw any issues with hypertrophy with him as a 450lb strongman.
@pan peter thanks .... I felt like something moving in my forearm when i try to do hammer curl... Idk what it is, it doesn't even hurt... Just pinching type of pain occurs
Hi Ray, i built my routine and i see it work on table. But after table time, it's hurt like hell and i can not do any excercise event chest/ shoulder and it's last so long so i can't repeat my routine like i set up before. Should i take 1 week to do rehab/ recover and next week will start the routine again? Thanks Coach Ray and Sr for my bad english.
No, you should continue to work through the pain by doing therapeutic exercises in high rep ranges, full range of motion for blood flow. It will help you recover faster by forcing nutrients into muscles, tendons, and ligaments. You should get two buckets of water, one with ice water and the other with hot water at 110-115 degrees F, then put one arm in each bucket and switch every 30 seconds to 1 min right after pulling hard.
@@HateLoveHP - No problem. The rep range is 20-50 and keep the weight light enough that you never go to failure. All you are looking for is blood flow to the muscles, tendons, and ligaments, particularly ligaments and tendons because blood flows through them very slowly compared to muscle. Go for a good pump only. You will find out over time that your therapeutic training weight will increase as time goes on through shear volume as opposed to intensity. High Intensity is for the table once every two weeks for most 1-2 year pullers and once per week for 2+ years of consistency. Heavy weight lifting can be done when there is no practice or no matches and you still need high intensity training. You can also do table time once every two weeks and train heavy weights on the same day every two weeks and switch back and forth between weights and table time as long as you max out only once per week on either. Just make sure you have someone show you which lifts to go heavy on and how to avoid injury to your wrists, elbows, and shoulders. Managing table time, gains with weights, diet, and recovery is the secret.
@@kingwillie206 thanks you for your guide. Now I'm doing table time once a week and depend on the feeling of arm after practise that I will do light weight or heavy weight on Tuesday or Wednesday, then push exercises on Thursday, rehab on Friday and rest on Saturday. Table time on Sunday again. How do you think? Thanks again.
@@HateLoveHP - No heavy weights the same week after maxing out at practice. Only go heavy if you choose to pull weaker guys and work on technique. You must choose between heavy weights and max effort practice. You can lift heavy on benchpress, shrugs, and some other powerlifting movements, but not armwrestling specific exercises.
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Being 6 or something years in armwrestling and sport science I really have learned a lot about my body, if I start to feel some pain or discomfort, I basically imediatly know what is the cause of it, and can work on muscle tightness, mobility issues, tendon pain etc. I really recommend for everyone to work with your body and not against it, listen and feel what it has to say. If something is bothering you -STOP, start analysing your training process, latest fights, mybe some minor injuries that you havent paid much attention to. Do some critical thinking, find out how your body works, how it adapts to stress, how fast it recovers, cause for everyone its different, what others say and do could be useless to you. Also it helps to know some anatomy, physiology! Put a lot of effort in recovey and your body will reward you with strength you didnt know you even had!
Good one sandris :)
Sleep is the hardest to manage for me. I average only 5 hours a day, and very rarely sleep longer than that. It has been this way my whole life.
Take naps meditate in ways that could work for you
A massage gun demonstration video would be great. I look forward to it. 😎👍
Deal!
@@voiceofarmwrestling coach I know this is a year old but I also know that you check your notifications very reliably, so did you ever actually make that video or no? If so I'll watch it, for the gun demonstration. Thanks for all you two do!! 🦾🦾🦾
You should make a video were you how to pull in straps and how to get advance from it. When you should try to get straps and how you pull diferently when strapped.
Yeah man after a hard session at the table I find that I need a good 2 or 3 days of really light blood flow exercises before I can even think about lifting remotely heavy. Ice has helped a ton with inflammation
Awesome guys, Can I download your videos and put portuguese subtitles in it and upload to my channel?
Sir I got the pain behind the bone of my forearm after playing a match of armwrestling very hard and i win . The pain is since two month it is not going . Whenever i play it comes back
Go to doctor!
Love Janis amolins
Liked before watching💪
Damn :D
What do you guys think of Toddzilla's philosophy?
He said that the body will ADAPT to any kind of routine if you do it enough. I heard him say that in one of Bowen's videos when he visited Todd.
Do you guys think that he's wrong and that's just body strategy that you can't change?
True
How would a veteran who is known as the king of side pressure, be wrong about something thats made him extremely successful? Toddzilla wouldn't just give out false information either. Not saying it in a rude or mean way I'm just letting you know in general. Chances are it's true if it comes from Todd.
He's right
"Finish your workout" 10:53
Can you put up a link for the gun?
Thanks so much guys💪
I am just a beginner to arm wrestling. Last week i had done side press using cable with 40 kgs loaded. After that, pain is started from deep inside I don’t know where exactly, I think it is situated just below triceps. Please help me.
My tendon near my elbow and bicep always hurts so bad after a few heavy armwrestling matches.
Same here, lots of stretching and icing
After a year your issue got fixed or not?
yea how's it feel
How is going
@@Ray-ul9rwhow is going?
Hello guys before i went to vacation (15 days)i could easyle beat my friends but now i actually cant ,what csn i do
For a long time I was using a bouncy ball glued to the end of a jigsaw blade. The loudest and most violent massage I hopefully ever receive lol.
Damn
Any videos on periodization or training frequency?
Have you tried hot cold method like Thor does it ? 10 min in hot tub, then 3 minutes in cold tub (or freezer filled with water). Repeat 3 times
We do similar.
Great work! We need that video with the massage gun please! I have just ordered one 😁😁
Deal!
Recovery is pretty annoying. I’m usually so beat up from table practise that I can’t do any of the exercises that I see on your channel or else I won’t be ready for next week’s table practise.
So recovery tools can help with that
@@voiceofarmwrestling I'm gonna get it on it.
@@toopkarcher same here man
You are the bests guys
Guys, awesome video, maybe you can make a video about writs problems/injuries? how to recover them? :)
Depending on problem. Search our channel we have done few videos on different problems.
The thing that i cant find on youtube ia that.....how to recover whole arm after hard training......hot or cold method
Guys help I did arm wrestling at school without experience on exercise/workout and now my tendon in elbow or bicep area i think this called distal bicep tendon hurt every time I lift heavy like grocery how do i recover this?😢
It’s a little to late but just rest it till you don’t feel any pain
So bro do u recommend not to train during an elbow pain and is massaging the joint pain everyday bad
Weird question for Janis:
Which size is your tshirt in that video?
Everything is about balance in life.
You don't throw a whole bottle of salt or pepper into a meal either.
Well, there are exceptions ...😋
Much of your advice here is wrong and based on opinions rather than facts. There are no studies saying heat and cold therapy with ice, showering, baths etc. helps with recovery. It can ease pain, yes, but it doesn't speed up tendon or muscle recovery. There is actually a lot of data saying cold therapy straight after training reduces hypertrophy. When you do a hypertrophy focused workout the muscle heals itself by becoming inflamed so you do not want to cool down your body in that process. For footballers who are not trying to add muscle but reduce inflammation to be able to run every day it works, yes, but we are not trying to armwrestle everyday, but to add strength, armwrestling is a strength sport. Any expert in tendon and ligament injuries knows that only massaging the facia and doing light reps helps with the bloodflow and recovery.
I don’t rely on it alone, but it certainly helps when incorporated into a routine. Thor does it religiously and I never saw any issues with hypertrophy with him as a 450lb strongman.
What about isometrics as a healing tool?
for me I didn't feel the guns help much, I don't know why, just feel that
9 hours? Sleep faster man! 😁
Ārnijs.
Whats the name of the machine
Hey bro any nice supplements for tendon injury ?
@pan peter thanks .... I felt like something moving in my forearm when i try to do hammer curl... Idk what it is, it doesn't even hurt... Just pinching type of pain occurs
@pan peter so can you tell what's up with my forearm ? My pronation is getting affected
II MARKSMAN III I have this same thing. Been to several doctors,no one can tell me! 😒
@@JasonLatona how did it start ?
II MARKSMAN III honestly not sure man.
janis looks big damn
Same as always. I was just ill for week, so Janis starts to look bigger. :D
@@voiceofarmwrestling makes sense i was judging by looking at you i know u are a big boy xD
subs in spanish please
Koi Hindi me bta do😂
Hi Ray, i built my routine and i see it work on table. But after table time, it's hurt like hell and i can not do any excercise event chest/ shoulder and it's last so long so i can't repeat my routine like i set up before. Should i take 1 week to do rehab/ recover and next week will start the routine again? Thanks Coach Ray and Sr for my bad english.
No, you should continue to work through the pain by doing therapeutic exercises in high rep ranges, full range of motion for blood flow. It will help you recover faster by forcing nutrients into muscles, tendons, and ligaments. You should get two buckets of water, one with ice water and the other with hot water at 110-115 degrees F, then put one arm in each bucket and switch every 30 seconds to 1 min right after pulling hard.
@@kingwillie206 thanks a lot bro.
@@HateLoveHP - No problem. The rep range is 20-50 and keep the weight light enough that you never go to failure. All you are looking for is blood flow to the muscles, tendons, and ligaments, particularly ligaments and tendons because blood flows through them very slowly compared to muscle. Go for a good pump only. You will find out over time that your therapeutic training weight will increase as time goes on through shear volume as opposed to intensity. High Intensity is for the table once every two weeks for most 1-2 year pullers and once per week for 2+ years of consistency. Heavy weight lifting can be done when there is no practice or no matches and you still need high intensity training. You can also do table time once every two weeks and train heavy weights on the same day every two weeks and switch back and forth between weights and table time as long as you max out only once per week on either. Just make sure you have someone show you which lifts to go heavy on and how to avoid injury to your wrists, elbows, and shoulders. Managing table time, gains with weights, diet, and recovery is the secret.
@@kingwillie206 thanks you for your guide. Now I'm doing table time once a week and depend on the feeling of arm after practise that I will do light weight or heavy weight on Tuesday or Wednesday, then push exercises on Thursday, rehab on Friday and rest on Saturday. Table time on Sunday again. How do you think? Thanks again.
@@HateLoveHP - No heavy weights the same week after maxing out at practice. Only go heavy if you choose to pull weaker guys and work on technique. You must choose between heavy weights and max effort practice. You can lift heavy on benchpress, shrugs, and some other powerlifting movements, but not armwrestling specific exercises.