1 Minute a Day - Build Discipline
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ย. 2021
- I get some messages that go something like "I want to improve my life, but I don't have the motivation to do anything. Not even something like drinking more water."
I get a surprising amount of these messages.
Yes, sometimes this is because something is awry in our diet, sleep, lifestyle, etc.
However, sometimes we're just lacking discipline.
We can't always rely on motivation. We don't wait for inspiration to brush our teeth. We just do it.
SOME discipline is required to do almost anything in life.
Going to failure seems to be good at building discipline. Pushing yourself beyond the point of "ugh I want to give up" seems to help.
I give a simple exercise here that's been used by martial artists for millennia to build strength and discipline.
It doesn't HAVE to be this. You can apply the failure/discipline principle to any exercise. But this one works well because it's relatively safe and training our legs can really suck.
In this case, that's a good thing.
Let me know if this helps!
Legal Notice: Consult your doctor before beginning any kind of exercise program. This video does not replace a physical therapy program or consultation with a medical professional.
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I get some messages that go something like "I want to improve my life, but I don't have the motivation to do anything. Not even something like drinking more water."
I get a surprising amount of these messages.
Yes, sometimes this is because something is awry in our diet, sleep, lifestyle, etc.
However, sometimes we're just lacking discipline.
We can't always rely on motivation. We don't wait for inspiration to brush our teeth. We just do it.
SOME discipline is required to do almost anything in life.
Going to failure seems to be good at building discipline. Pushing yourself beyond the point of "ugh I want to give up" seems to help.
I give a simple exercise here that's been used by martial artists for millennia to build strength and discipline.
It doesn't HAVE to be this. You can apply the failure/discipline principle to any exercise. But this one works well because it's relatively safe and training our legs can really suck.
In this case, that's a good thing.
Let me know if this helps!
I recognize that some people will say they don't have the discipline to commit to this either. I'm not sure how to answer that yet. I'll have to think on it.
It's not really a lack of discipline with me tbh, but lack of confidence and fear of public criticism. Trying to start up a firefighting channel, but everything just seems "not right".
Will still try this though!
Do you have any recommendations for upper body exercises you can do with an injured wrist?
@@ttscboyett7581 doing pushups with closed fists, or "knuckle ups", puts less strain on your wrists. Doing those from a chair or other elevated surface puts less weight on your wrists as well. Any weight movement with a neutral grip (in line with your elbows/shoulders) reduces the strain. Hope this helps and hope your wrists recover quickly!
@@Steven-T Thank you so much man! I'll have to try that out
The answer to that- cold showers
I like this. Building discipline is something that should be taught and thought of more
Amen
Does discipline really exist or is it an external observation of someone who is “motivated”? What’s the difference between discipline and will power? Is someone who goes to the gym 7x a week ‘disciplined’, or are they using will power to go 7x a week? Think about it. Someone who goes every single day for several months isn’t using willpower to go to the gym every single day. Willpower or discipline will burn you out. Someone who goes to the gym every single day for several months does it because it feels *easy* for them to do so. Now imagine someone on the opposite side of the spectrum. Someone who dreads starting a work out, or feels too tired or feels like they don’t have enough time or feels too depressed or low. There could be so many reasons why someone doesn’t want to or can’t do a work out. Getting to the root of why something doesn’t feel easy is the real way to build a long lasting motivation. Otherwise, you’re pushing yourself to do something you don’t want to do without even knowing why you feel like you can’t seem to do it. Find out why you don’t want to do it and if the things you want to do align with your values or goals.
I full heartedly agree
@@newuser689 thanks bro
@@newuser689 yeah no way im reading all that.
Im happy for you bro.
Or sorry bro, shit happens.
Whoever called this dude the Bob Ross of fitness youtubers, was goddamn right.
Yep!
Amen.
Absolutely
Only missing the afro.
Oh, that's perfect
"Discipline is a gift you give yourself"
Discipline is without a doubt the most important thing when it comes to losing weight. Once you gain that discipline, it’s hard to lose and it feels great knowing you can push yourself to be better.
A way to get an eating disorder. I don't think eating healthy should be about discipline at all. If you have the knowledge of what damage highly processed foods do to your body and brain, that should be enough.
@@littlesometinyou'd be surprised lmao
@littlesomethin yep, discipline with food drives you right into an eating disorder. Empathy and love and care for yourself, as well as knowledge around food, will get you where you'll be healthy in and out. Of course mental illnesses will make it more difficult though and need treatment first.
I’m going to do this. Discipline and consistency are my biggest weaknesses.
Give us feedback on your progress in a month
We did something similar in a karate class I took as a kid, but that was every week, not every day for a week. I'll try this, I need to get myself disciplined.
Dude I don’t know how yours was besides what you just said but my karate training was the most leg intense thing i’ve ever done. We held half squats for 10-20 minutes which felt like an hour ever time
@@Axel-kc5se Well, I was like, 8, so not very intense at all.
Huh, that was more difficult than I thought.
Amazing how your sense of time dilates when you're in pain
Place some pins on the stool.
Let's raise up the stakes!
@@potentialaccident8196 oh damn
@@potentialaccident8196 lmfao
@@potentialaccident8196 definitely trying that out!.
Username checks out
he calls us "Freind" even if we are stranger's "and have a beautiful day" makes my day 💪💪🔥🔥😚
Friend*
Stangers*
@@jinwood*strangers
This speaks to me in so many levels I can't even process it. Thank you very much man, honestly you're changing lives.
"Some of you won't make it to a full minute" bruh I can't even squat 😭
keep trying it's ok
I will try this, I'll reply to my own comment in a week and see how I did or how it's going. Thank you for the advice!
Alright man I wanna see you follow up on that!
@@lincolncothran Yea man, I got this!
@@santanat.7206 dont let us down
Best of luck! Cheering for you.
Commenting too get notified when you reply, I'll do the same see yeah in a week
I’m struggling with discipline so much. I want to organize my life and I can’t because of this. Please provide more information on discipline like “how to wake up or fall asleep when I must”, how to build habits etc. It will be much appreciated.
just do it, keep doing it and if u fail every now and then keep doing it, eventually it will catch up and u will thank urself for not giving up. I have the same problem, and I am not where i want to be, but what I can I do, just keep trying and hope for the best. U can do it
@@anesethemi5054 thanks for your comment. It feels better when you know that you are not alone. I will keep trying until one day I make it a habit. Keep it up!
@@purenatural5736 ur definatly not alone. Thanks man and I wish u all the best
@@anesethemi5054 thank you also.
I first want to say that I, obviously, don't know anything about you and that you should take every I say with a grain of salt. I just wanted to say that should take a close look at if what you're calling a lack of of discipline is really a lack of discipline. If you struggle a lot with doing things even tho you really want to it could be something else, like executive disfunction. Again I know nothing about you, but people have told me I lack discipline too, but it turned out to be ADHD. IF it is something else, trying to force yourself to be more disciplined will get you nothing, except maybe a burnout and a lot of stress.
Hey I just wanna say, as someone with their own fitness struggles, your videos are incredibly inclusive and motivational. You're doing a lot of good for so many people and I'm so glad you're finding success despite not focusing on trends and more generic content
That was the most painful but rewarding minute of my life.
One of the most helpful things I've heard on learning disipline is to aim low, but always make sure you are aiming up. I started improving my life 4 years ago by flossing every night before bed when I brush my teeth. I'm now to the point where my house is always pretty clean, I keep on top of maintenance, and I've lost 30 pounds. I credit that small, yet positive change to achieving all of this
Congrats, I know how hard it is, so I am very proud of you Mr. Stranger from the internet (: keep going, you rock! (:
Hey Hampton! This will probably get lost in the comments, but I wanted to say you motivated me to get my life on track in the beginning of this year. Since then I have lost close to 50 pounds in a year by cutting out "bad" foods and following your free exercise program. Thanks for all you do, and I hope you continue to produce great content. :) (FYI i'm 16 and went from 250 lbs at 6 feet to 205 currently.)
This dudes literally the best. He makes working out not seem scary. Props to u bro!
This'll be fun to try. Kind of like a safety net when you know you're failing, but still want that minute in.
He is always so positive, love the vibe.
Hampton shows us how to improve our lives in a minute in only 39 seconds. Absolutely legend. 😊😊😊
Huh. I have a background in fitness and have seen so many theories and regurgitated facts but this actually made me go ... huh! There's a new good idea! Love your videos. Thank you.
Thanks bro, I'm currently having trouble with disciplining myself. I can do better back in the days but I seem to be stuck right now, I'm gonna try this method as soon as possible
I fuckin love this guy… I wish we could be neighbors or something. Like grilling out together and helping the other tear down an old fence kinda neighbors. Such a solid dude to have around.
Hampton! Be my friend! I’m good people 🤙🏼
I struggle with lack of discipline and that’s something I think about regularly and it’s so hard to turn that around. Thanks for the video. It could be a stepping stone to changing myself for the better. To all those who want to change their lack of discipline (which I assume are many), best of luck to you all!
Wow I was just looking for a way to improve my discipline, thanks
This is exactly what I need, I've been disciplining myself and always fail due to my weak will.. Thank you for this one.. I will do my best to discipline myself
Thankyou🙋♀️
Start ur day with a beautiful smile 😃
Have an awesome day my friend🤗
He is the type of guy who uses the internet for good and legit tries to help people. A guy who knows alot but doesn't want to share and keeps quite until it is time to say something. And when he does say something it's always good.
My physical therapist is egging me on to lose weight and I needed to find a rolemodel that inspires me and motivates me. Your messages, your videos and teachings have been a tremendous help. And I've been crediting you for most of my lrogress. Slowly but surely, I'm getting there. Thank you again, for this wonderful inspiration on how to just keep going.
The way I learned self discipline was through self flaggelation. If I indulged in an impulse like having a soda or eating a cookie when I wasn't suppose to I'd give myself two lashes with a belt. If I failed an exam I would give myself five lashes. I eventually got use to the pain so I got a studded belt that left larger whelps. This only took a few months before I started resisting my impulses in practically every domain. I quit smoking, lost 90lb and still going, eat better, accomplish all my chores and daily tasks without the need for motivation.
I think these types of discipline building tools are really key. My "motivation" has increased a lot since I got into the habit of making myself go to the gym on days I really didn't want to, with the mindset that even ten minutes would be better than nothing. I often find that once I'm there I get excited about exercising, but even if I only do that ten minute walk on the treadmill or mobility routine, I still reminded myself that I *can* get to working out even if I don't want to. It's not a magic fix, but pushing through my unwillingness is a great tool to have in my back pocket when I'm not as excited about making healthy choices in my life.
This guy’s attitude is awesome
ikr i love him
Personal discipline is my bigest flaw so stuff like this is very appreciated
Every day he makes my day just by saying “have a beautiful day my friend” he is so kind
You are a man of wisdom.
Bro is the best in all ways.
Thank you Hampton for motivating us!! Have a beautiful day to you too 🥰
This is just what I needed!
Building muscle and body is nothing without discipline or tolerance! Thank you hybrid cali.
I watched this short months ago and I literally looked this up just to say this guy is responsible for my most painful workout.
Dude ur so positive love you
I love how positive and encouraging you are! Thank you!
Actually think I'll try this, going through a health problem which has caused weight loss and muscle wastage so the gym is still impossible but I could cope with this and take it to failure! Thank you!
Hi Hampton , love ur content man
Thank you! Love you too.
So happy I found your channel. So practical yet very effective and powerful.
Bless Up
I was about to go on another yt shorts binge and forget about my workout. This served as a good reminder to resume the grind, thanks for this!
I LOVE THIS GUY !!! HE'S SO KIND !
Thank you very much for all your helpful advice and genuine personality
Love the focus on doing things to your best ability, not everyone is capable of the same stuff so i think its great
This is exactly what I needed right now. Thank you. Many blessings.
god see this one is truly helpful, I have zero discipline, I rarely want to work out or so anything remotely active and because I’m not overweight and I’m only unhealthy internally I never feel the need to do anything active, and if I do it doesn’t last long, I give up cause I cant keep up with anyone around me or I don’t want the muscle strain anymore and decide to stop
Thanks man. I appreciate the great vibes you put off and you keep it simple
I love this man :') gives so much positive vibes 💗
I missed this guy, i haven't seen him in my shorts for awhile so its nice to see him again
HAMPTON YOU ARE WISE BEYOND YOUR YEARS MY FRIEND! THANKS FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT!
I know you from ifunny for like a year and it's always good to see you on other platforms
Yes! Calisthenics is as much a mental exercise as it is a physical exercise. I love that you're finally breaking into the exploration of the mental side of fitness.
Here are a few things I have experienced, that fall into the same category of 'the mental side of fitness':
1. Putting limits on yourself. Often when I'm practicing a movement, counting reps works counter-productively for me. As I realize I'm getting to the number I set out to achieve, I get complacent and this causes my muscles to 'hypertrophy' faster; I end up doing less reps than I could have, had I not put limits on myself. The mindset should not be one of 'reaching' a certain number of reps, it should be one of seeing how much your body is able to do.
2. Going hard on yourself. I have found that the 'go hard or go home'/'no pain no gain' mindsets are counter-productive. Our bodies are a product of nature. And in nature, nothing is ever forced; things are merely guided in the right direction - whether that be at the cellular level or at the ecological level. Keeping that mindset while working out does wonders. You are guiding your muscles to form the right movement habits. You are not forcing things upon your muscles.
3. Actively developing your mind-muscle connection. Removing all mental distractions before starting a set, so that you are completely focused on your form/the recruitment of the right muscles is very important. A trick I use is to meditate before starting a set. I don't begin until I've been able to execute ~5 breaths without any stray thoughts.
The Hard part about discipline is the sacrifices you make. Working out takes time, and you can't play videogames as much if you spend a lot of time in the gym.
Things like that, where you make larger, fundamental changes. That is what takes discipline.
My inspiration is this man
Thank you😊😊😊😊
That is good advice. Especially a lot of people are always saying they have no time for work out and maintaining a healthy diet. Saying "they have no time" is the same as saying "I don't want to."
Him: Have a beautiful day my friend
Me: 😐 -> 😊
I really appreciate your approach and genuineness!! Thank you😁
Yes!!!!!!!!!! Thank you! Have a beautiful day too!
You are such a generous person. Thank you!
Hampton sir, you are killing me with all the muscle builders lol. Thank you so much because you make it so much sensible , reminding me why I need to do them.
Ooh great tip thanks much, friend!
Taking something used to build discipline in martial arts and making it more safe and accessable, pretty clever Hampton. 👍
I think I'm in love with this man
I love this guy so much
You've help me so much, I can't explain. Thanks for all, and keep up the good work 👏
Great video bro! Also:
I HAVE THAT STOOL
I like your style in explaining and suggesting different ways to keep us healthy
Thank you 😊
At my highest discipline level I could stand in that position no matter how long I wanted to the mins is a powerful thing
Everytime..... You make me realize I made the right choice by subscribing.
I do this, but with a plank. That discipline has helped me establish routines, in spite of diagnosed ADHD. This type of training works with time. 👌🏻
I love this man 🥰 his personality. Just makes me happy :)
This person does not miss
This guy has so many helpful tips....Wish I could subscribe to this dude twice.
thank you brother hampton
Your videos are the best.
I love your video, it’s simple and positive. It seems easy to put into practice. Thank you.
I like how positive you are 👍
Thank you!🙏❤️
OMG, THANK YOU SO MUCH SHANNON FROM MICHIGAN 💜
The most wholesome TH-cam creator. Been here since the beginning friend.
Main lesson from this video is that my squats are only half squats
see this is perfect. i watch all his videos and i end up trying them like his pull up and push up. but after a certain point something happens like when i got sick/ had to travel. i stopped and haven't gotten back into it. i tell myself im lazy and stop pushing it forward. i thought i lacked motivation but no i have that. its discipline that ive been lacking
Dude, I love your channel. This is a really good idea! I’m gonna try it out.
Thank you for this amazing tip! ❤️
I still can't believe you came from ifunny watching you grow was amazing now look at you
It is impossible to not like this guy.
You are a gem bro
I desperately need more of these!! Consider more discipline workouts
Thank you for this!
Hm you know, this might actually work for people like me when we're in our lows. Since we know we're depressed and can't push too much, it's good to have that chair. It also, of course, trains discipline. But I feel like it would help build character and better mood by simply feeling supported by something even if it's just a chair. Thanks Hampton!
This is good! I didn't think I could pull through but was able to!
Oh finally content that actually matters!!!!
Please do a separate program for senior exercises, for bad backs and knees. Please!