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Real Coaches Summit

March 7, 2023 - March 8, 2023

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Start:: March 7, 2023
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: Las Vegas, NV

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54 years ago

drjmike

🔥 Let me talk to ya.. about how you should sto

🔥 Let me talk to ya.. about how you should stop doing silly planks..
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👉You may be thinking “oh my God, I love planks” but do you really? Don’t get me wrong, planks are not an all out terrible exercise but they’re often very boring and you can only load so much on your back and the transfer to heavier loading movements both for sports, dynamic movement transfer and heavy compound movements like deadlifts or squats or rotational patterns do not transfer very well. Sorry but holding your planks for 2-5 minutes + so you can get into the Guinness book of World Jackedness does not increase power output and overall strength; at that point it’s just muscular endurance.
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👉 Let’s be real..it’s often used as a quick and easy core exercise to program without much thought whereas other core Movements (even other planks variations in different planes/patterns ) and rotation patterns can be much more effective.
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✅ Solution = Think more 3D with other more effective variations and challenging movements. Work different patterns, angles and equipment.
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🏋️‍♀️ Give these better options a try and let me know how they go.
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🔥Want to increase real life rotational core mo

🔥Want to increase real life rotational core moves to increase performance, mobility and decreased risk of injury?? I got you covered 👇
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🔥Every program out there should be utilizing fundamental core and rotational moves. If you notice these moves are a little more controlled and less dynamic. That’s OK. You need to train both spectrums.
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Here’s what to do:👇
1️⃣ Give these a try, film it and tag me in your story/post
2️⃣ Let me know how you used it in your training/program

🏋🏻‍♂️Things to Keep in Mind:
Great for all to use and all types of sports especially those involved in MMA, soccer, tennis, baseball, and golf
Lots of variations at play and some are a little more technical and higher sequencing, but that’s OK. Just break it down into more actionable steps.

✅Great use of core rotational movement is to prepare for lower or upper body sessions and as part of the warm-up or even within the training session itself for supersetting or added training density.
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🏋🏻‍♂️ Hope this helps
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🔥 Let me talk to ya..about how to change your t

🔥 Let me talk to ya..about how to change your tricep pressdowns 👇
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I’ve always been a huge advocate of tricep training when it comes to physique and sports performance. For tricep training, focusing on the efficiency of the long head is undervalued despite the fact that the medial and lateral tricep heads are going to work regardless of what type of elbow extension exercise you are doing.
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❌ Stop using tricep pushdowns using a single rope.
❌ Does not allow the long head full output due to a highly adducted & internal rotated position.

✅ Use 2 ropes independently to allow better shoulder position.
✅ Better long head output via slightly shortened at the shoulder with some extension and a bit wider with some Abduction due to its origin of the scapula.
✅ Better efficiency and in line with a resistance for the long head.
✅ Can also use single arm with rope, short or long handle and different attachments for variation.
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🏋🏻‍♂️ From pure observation it doesn’t seem like there’s going to be a difference… But once you try this and execute as shown here, you’re going to notice a significant increase & much stronger contraction in the long head of the triceps.
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🏋🏻‍♂️ Give it a “Tri” and let me know how you like it
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🔥Let me talk to you..about how to execute bette

🔥Let me talk to you..about how to execute better lat raises..
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Lateral Raises are often butchered without maximizing stress on the lateral/medial delts. It really has to be done in the scapula plane. This is often referred to as scaption, which allows the shoulder blade to naturally move with external load. Major functions of the scapula include upward and downward rotation, elevation and some protraction as you perform lat raise.
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🔥When the scapula moves naturally and with fluidity the traps also operate normally and then the delts can create more output and stress when doing the work.
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❌ DON’TS
-Don’t raise your arm out to the side. This does not provide natural scapular movement!
-Don’t try to lock your shoulder blades back! Whoever tells you to do this has no idea what they’re talking about.
-More likely to shrug up more
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✅DO’S (also applieds with a band or chest supported)
-Push the hand out and not up.
-Stop initiating the movement with the traps. Traps will always work in lateral raise, can’t totally eliminate them but can limit total restriction and focus on abduction vs elevation.
- If using a bench, use a bench for standing via a slight forward lean. Same thing with dumbbells too.
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🔥IMPORTANT: The FORM in the first part is NOT “wrong” but if you want more shoulders and less traps, try the wrist strap version or even Banded/Bench Version. If/when you use a band, there are different types of bands and band tensions out there so make sure you choose a band that allows you around 80 to 90° of abduction and push hard towards the top and you can pretty much go to failure.
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🏋🏻‍♂️ Give this a try and let me know how it goes
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🥇🥇 For more insight about various lateral raise mechanics, and activation refer to the recent study by Coratella (PMID 32824894).

🔥 Let me talk to you.. about how doing seated g

🔥 Let me talk to you.. about how doing seated good mornings it’s pretty much a waste of time🔥
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Here’s the truth, the seated good morning is NOT a glute movement. In fact, it’s a very poor choice for exercise selection.
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SEATED
❌ There’s no glute involvement/glutes unloaded (YOU’RE SEATED,shocking isn’t it?)
❌ Too much thoracic and lumbar flexion
❌ Little transfer to heavier loads
❌ Poor technique/Not Efficient
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✅Normal Standing✅
✅ Glutes are stretched under load with proper hinge pattern
✅ Better Load transfer
✅ Coming out of the bottom, the glutes shorten to posterior tilt the pelvis and extend hip as the erectors provide a stronger concentric completion of the exercise.
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🔥 Things to Keep in mind:
The good morning should be reserved for advanced and elite lifters. It’s not something that novice and intermediate trainees should be doing because of the high technicality.
The load has to be high enough in order to transfer to heavier loads for squats and DL and is a poor choice for Hypertrophy.
There are more effective options to choose from like RDL‘s, SLDL, reverse hyper’s, 45° back extensions and variations. Be smart and choose exercises accordingly. If you decide to incorporate good mornings, at least you know how to do it correctly now.
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🏋🏻‍♂️ Hope this helps. Give it a try and let me know how it goes.
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🔥 Are you training, balance, strength, and po

🔥 Are you training, balance, strength, and posture with your posterior chain movements?
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✅What is is? /How Does It Work:
This is known as the Functional backline & produces force transmitted along the chain between the lat and the contralateral (opposite) lumbar fascia, sacrotuberous ligament, (SI area) and Glute Max and the hamstrings including bicep femoris.
1️⃣ It helps maintain an upright posture
2️⃣ Assists in forward propulsion and supports extension movements in the posterior chain.
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Things to know:
1️⃣ If you often experience low back pain, hamstring injuries, calves strains, and limitations in forward bending, and back extension movements.

✅ Real-World Practical Solutions: Strengthen up the posterior chain with a wide variety of movements, including deadlifts and variations, proper landing mechanics for plyo’s and hamstring strength improvements, in addition to a variety of rows, pull ups, and even nontraditional movements like climbing and swimming strokes, Check for imbalances between limbs as well and single arm/leg strength.
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🏋🏻‍♂️ Hope This Helps! If you’ve done these movements or incorporate these solutions in your training, comment below and share your thoughts.
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🔥Are you looking to advance your stability, enh

🔥Are you looking to advance your stability, enhance your performance and reduce injury?
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✅ Core stability comes not only in many forms, but in large variations as well. Often people fail to train up and down the kinetic chains and work on stability in a variety of movements, progressions and planes of motions.

✅ The core is often trained to stay stable or resist movement, leading to a greater force transfer, especially during rotation. It’s meant to enhance performance by controlling spinal movement and not going into unwanted positions through repetitive awkward movement that may aggravate it.
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✅ Many people look for various unique core exercises to try, so here are some that you can add in your training to add more spice to your arsenal.
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🏋🏻‍♂️ If you like these types of movements and want to see more of them and even rotational patterns, drop a comment below and let me know

😱 Let me talk to you..about how you are not get

😱 Let me talk to you..about how you are not getting stronger with Upright Rows 👇

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With most things and lifting it comes down to execution. If you do this correctly and do NOT have current shoulder impingement or subacromial impingement, then you could use his exercise safely.
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🔥Does It Cause Impingement?🔥
When doing this exercise, your arms are internally rotated, and raised above shoulder height, which leads to compromise shoulder positions. Typically, when you raise your arm overhead your shoulder will naturally want to go into the external rotation to prevent impingement. Normal shoulder elevation requires the arms to externally rotate to prevent subacromial impingement. Thus, elevating the arm overhead with internal rotation as done with the upright row may directly cause subacromial impingement or perpetuate any previous issues. Previous studies indicate that impingement typically peaks between 70° and 120° of glenohumeral elevation (PMID: 8956588, PMID: 10370995, PMID: 9771582)

❌ Stop Doing❌
Elbows too high
Excessive wrist flexion
Pulling the bar way above 90°

✅ Do This Instead✅
Pull through the elbows not the wrist
Finish at or just below 90°, which is right at your sternum area on your chest.
If you experience impingement, do another exercise
Use a grip with that’s wider than shoulder width as this will decrease amount of arm elevation, lowering the risk of impingement and also shown to increase trap activity with increasing grip with (PMID 22362088)

🏋🏻‍♂️ Things to keep in mind: : I’m personally not a huge fan of upright rows because there’s more effective movements to choose from. Here’s a short list for better alternatives:
Standing OHP (DB, KB, neutral bar, Single arm, etc)
Lat Raise in scapular Plane with a slight forward lean which is 30° adducted from pure frontal plane and push your hands into the walls instead of lifting up
Use a Landmine attachment
Do power shrugs and high pulls
Log press or sandbags
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👉 Let me talk to you..about why you are doing f

👉 Let me talk to you..about why you are doing face pulls wrong acting like you are reeling in Jaws with a fishing pole..
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✅Face pulls are a great assistance exercise to train rear delts, rhomboids, middle trap, Teres minor as well as Infraspinatus, although the majority of the emphasis is on rear delts. Great exercise for shoulder posture, upper back and scapular stability. and training small muscle groups.
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🔥It doesn’t matter if you’re standing, seated or half kneeling, you still want to execute the exact same technique and cues.

Stop: :
❌ Jerking the Rope
❌ Pulling towards Chest
❌ Pull with Biceps
❌ Internally Rotated Shoulders

Do This Instead:
✅ Lead with Elbows. Maintain higher Elbows. Keep Thumbs Up
✅ Think of Pulling UP and OUT.
✅ Pull Rope above/or at head controlling the pull.
✅ In other words, focus on pulling straight towards your forehead. It should almost look like you’re doing a back double bicep at the peak of the contraction.
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.🏋🏻‍♂️Give it a try and let me know how it goes!
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