Armwrestling: The ONLY STRENGTH Sport you can be At Your BEST in your 60s, 70s, and 80s
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- You can be a professional armwrestler all the way into you 70s and even 80s. There is not another sport like it.
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Damn. You look so renewed without facial hair.
On topic - it’s really cool. Few sports have the same longevity. Even sports like golf and bowling can’t compare.
Good evening my friend amazing video thank you for sharing
Ryan, this's what all you strong Arm wrestlers need to see! Every American Needs to watch This Video, this is happening Worldwide! ( JailBreak Overlander ) John 9:25 God bless humanity!!!
Lets be honest. Best ages in armwrestling will on average be 30-50. The once above this age is outliers and doesn't make it the norm. It is still great considering best age in football is 27, but we shouldn't overdo it.
love the coaching style vids youve been on lately. will you do a technical breakdown of Janis v Justin ? amazing example of technical mastery given Janis has been more inactive and has the elbow issue. amazing performance!
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Hmmm well and then there is Devon Larett, needed multiple surgeries because of Arthosis adaptations in his 30's, been told its already "bone on bone" at that time and beeing held together by stem cells. His son apparently needing the same treatment at 19 ....
I was always wondering why NA pullers had higher longevity in the sport than Eastern European guys. Best explanation I've heard so far. I'm also wondering if it is also because of the training and not only pulling style. They tend to emphasize more on "functional strength" with gym exercises while NA pullers tend to do more specific exercises/table practice than them.
I think it's better programming. If you look at Bulgarian training which imo defines the essence of the east in EvW strength sports. They blast huge amounts of juice and max out all the time. Western guys if nothing else buy into some amount of pop science like bulking/cutting cycles. Leads so a more gentle training cycle and more recovery time
Until you get a shoulder injury. So hard to heal been dealing with mine for a while
Name me one person that's at his best in 70s or 80s
Even 60s are probably off the table
Bait title
Crazy George almost stopping Travis in 2005 at 55 years old IIRC. But yeah, he's an exception because of his King's move. Even now he's 1st in Canada for his weight class
@@alanlai9636 so it was bait title
@@sebastjansslavitis3898 no bcz that would make him 74 at the moment still at high level. There are exceptions and it’s probably not the norm at all but it’s definitely doable into ur 60s. 70-80 is going to be rare
@@j3n1us what does "high level" mean? what would be his ranking in the world?
edit: if he can win Ryan I consider that statement true
@@sebastjansslavitis3898 I would say the top in ur country or even state. That’s millions of people ur better than. At that age is high level. Even if he was 100th in the world for his age/weight that would be crazy high level . I don’t know his exact rank at the moment but I’m sure good does.
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I would rather say 40s & 50s. After 60 it's gonna be very difficult for everyone to maintain the former strength combined with high endurance levels.
Let's say if you stay active you barely lose any muscle and joint conditioning even at very old age. And even with losing strength you can stay competitive because of joint conditioning. But since you are losing fast-twitch fibers 3 times faster than strength and 9 times faster than muscle. Doesn't that force you to become more defensive puller as you age and put even more wear&tear on the elbow and shoulder?
I would like to the sources to this statement. Usually such studies are done at untrained individuals and not professional athletes
@@tilmanrotationalinvariant2257 There is 6 part series on Andrew Huberman's channel with Andy Galpin where he talks about this at length. He works with pro athletes, has a team that does studies in the field and follows most of the relevant data coming out. I kind of consider him as one of the top experts in the field.
@@tilmanrotationalinvariant2257 Do you know Andy Galpin? He runs a team that works with athletes and do studies in the field, and also follow most of the relevant data coming out. I consider him to be one the top experts in the field. There is a 6 part series with him on the Andrew Huberman's channel where he talks about this and many other things at length.
TH-cam algorithm boosting comment 💪 ... also love how u can find ex pro athletes that can still do something to compete in, with AW. more than a few have joined in AW after they became injured in their main sport they started in, and some it has saved their life too!
catch the AWE channels:
www.youtube.com/@AWEunderground
www.youtube.com/@AWET-Series
and co-founder of AWE:
www.youtube.com/@HollywoodMattConnelly
only needs a bit more watch hours to become monetized, let's help him out, he does a LOT for AW too.
You must not know who won the grip world championships…
you can bowl, golf, and surely do other sports as well if you can still armwrestle
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