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  1. JED NORTH – SCOTT20 – FOR 20% ENTIRE ORDER – https://jednorth.com

    I’m just so sick and tired of exercises being labeled “BAD” because someone doesn’t understand proper form or they want easy CLICKBAIT. It causes confusion in the online fitness community and spreads misinformation. Videos like these are created for MAXIMUM VIEWS, not helping people.

    (1:23)- Jed North
    (4:14)- Ab Machines
    (4:50)- Build Blocky Abs – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB7LBFSa82Y
    (9:47)- How to: Stomach Vacuum
    (10:10)- Behind The Head Press
    (14:53)- Smith Machine Squat
    (16:49)- Hip Adduction / Abduction Machines
    (18:56)- Seated Torso Rotation Machine
    (19:46)- Upright Row
    (20:53)- Behind The Head Lat Pulldown

  2. Hi Scott, and thanks a LOT for this video! That guy had been getting on my nerves for a while. I actually have a suggestion for another video. This particular video of ATHLEAN-X (Stop Doing Curls Like This!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTWO2th-RIY . This seems to be clickbait and what he says in the video doesn't even make sense. He says that this isn't the optimal way to lift if you're training for "Metabolic Hypertrophy". But who on earth said that we're trying to use that exercise for "Metabolic Hypertrophy" in the first place?? A couple of his other points in the video seem fine, but that video was posted 2 years ago, and now about a year ago he posted his "Perfect Biceps Workout" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gozU3CUIizs in which he does the exact thing he was telling us not to do (in the last exercise of the workout). I'm a fan of Jeff and his work, but I don't have a problem with pointing out his mistakes sometimes. I hope you can do a video on this to educate people as you've done throughout this series.

  3. Hello Scott! I'm a long time follower of your channel and love your content. But there are a few things in this video that I cannot help but point out respectfully.

    The BTN Press does not biomechanically train the posterior deltoid more. Here's my explanation:

    *The posterior deltoid is mainly involved in shoulder extension and shoulder external rotation.

    *In a BTN press, you feel tension in your posterior deltoid because your shoulder is in a further extended position throughout the movement which is why people feels its WORKING the muscle more.

    *But the thing is, you are not extending against ANY resistance. You are not extending against the Barbell's weight. The barbell is just sitting on your traps in that position. There is only passive tension, MAYBE a bit active tension during the movement but without any resistance (because the line of pull of the posterior delts is perpendicular to the line of resistance of the bar… Not parallel).

    The Overhead Press is just a superior exercise. It trains the front delt (shoulder flexion) and the lateral delt (shoulder abduction)… And with more weight since you're stronger in that movement pattern as opposed to the BTN press.

    Also, let's suppose if hypothetically the BTN press did train the Rear Delts more, so now you're basically moving LESS weight and that LESS weight is divided into 3 heads… (Even in this hypothetical scenario this doesn't make practical sense)

    The main issue with the BTN exercises is that, the more you add External rotation and extension along with abduction, you're moving your arm no longer in the scapular plane which may lead to a plethora of injuries with almost no added benefit (I might argue even LESS benefit). The injuries range from Rotator Cuff tears to Rotator Cuff impingements (mainly supraspinatus) Biciptal Tendinitis, Subacromial Bursitis and even Capsulitis and Labral Degeneration. Also bear in mind, not all shoulders injuries are a spontaneous pop. Most are accumulated stress which people notice overtime (months to even years!)

    So you can do the overhead press, push more weight safely, overload better, not risk shoulder injuries and also work on your mobility and rear delts along with it. That's the safest and best approach in my opinion.

    So, this begs the question. Why should one do the BTN Press?

  4. You are full of bullshit Scott. The last picture you uploaded to youtube stories is PHOTOSHOPPED. You can clearly see it. Plus you have done cycles in the past and sometimes you promote people as naturals who are clearly not natural. What the fuck is wrong with you dude?

  5. Scott I can't agree with most of your statements here, there are 1001 better alteritives to every exersise he mentioned here, people should avoid these exersise beacuse there are many more far more effective exersises that are indeed safer

  6. not agree with this video. Maybe 30% of this content but nothing more. I.E. Lying Leg Curl is not the best exercise for lower back since to load the hamstrings enough you will definetely stress at least partial the lower back. Doing it AMRAP light weight is ok but generally avoid potentially dangerous exercises. I, myself, injuries the right shoulder with some fucking lateral raise…and after almost 1 year still recovering…

  7. I've been watching that gravity dudes videos for some time now. Most of the videos had me get some bells tingling, but it was some vid about nutrition who set me off… and all the bull crap about being only an ad to themselves.

  8. i've been doing the behind the neck press once a week for a couple years . no problems at all, AND i had rotator cuff issues when i first started training about three years ago.
    No pain or stress in my shoulders at all, but i do warm them up really well before i start my sessions to get the synovial fluid flowing.

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