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I believe so many of us thinking we have “bad knees” could actually start improving them immediately! The key is to ASSIST ourselves to get into the positions we think we’ve lost, and gradually rebuild, over time:

I believe so many of us thinking we have “bad knees” could actually start improving them immediately! The key is to ASSIST ourselves to get into the positions we think we’ve lost, and gradually rebuild, over time:

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Thank you Bryan Johnson. Jefferson is amazing. I will try to summarize the general dunk formula right now: 1. Height is a huge factor 2. Genetic jumping starting point 3. Age and injury history Then I would say 2 main things go missed: 1. Not being able to palm a ball is a huge barrier - not only to putting the ball through the rim, but holding back the JUMP INTENT itself. A small or foam ball (and even low rim if needed) can be a breakthrough to BECOMING A GOOD JUMPER. Getting well up over the rim is the first step and you can get better quality jumps without holding a ball. 2. A full squat. Think Wemby, 7+ feet tall, no chance genetically to be an Olympic weightlifter but then the top Olympic weightlifter of all time, pound for pound, is like 5’5” and no chance blocking Webmy’s dunk - and so FULL SQUAT tends to go missing! It gets overlooked. But I’ve seen NOTHING come close to how much it SUPPORTS dunk goal, because it strengthens legs AND KNEES. It’s almost like the worse you are at full squat, the more potential is waiting for you. For dunking, knee is NOT #1 power but knee PAIN is #1 BARRIER. Even in pro dunking you’ll now find the majority full squat. I personally coached many of them 8 years ago and it changed dunking, behind the scenes, forever. I’m not saying to work through pain. Here and on a weekly basis I post pain-free full squat strategy. 3. Similarly, seated calf machine goes underrated for extra Achilles support. So if we recap: Dunk is largely your starting point you can’t do anything about. But you can do a LOT with uninhibited jumping - that means neither ball nor knee pain or Achilles pain holding you back. Then, yes, any other power method is valid and can further boost! Doesn’t help that from 1970s to today, in many textbooks, “NO KNEE OVER TOES / NO FULL SQUAT” was forced on millions of students, despite no long-term research, which now shows that mistake.

Thank you Bryan Johnson. Jefferson is amazing. I will try to summarize the general dunk formula right now: 1. Height is a huge factor 2. Genetic jumping starting point 3. Age and injury history Then I would say 2 main things go missed: 1. Not being able to palm a ball is a huge barrier - not only to putting the ball through the rim, but holding back the JUMP INTENT itself. A small or foam ball (and even low rim if needed) can be a breakthrough to BECOMING A GOOD JUMPER. Getting well up over the rim is the first step and you can get better quality jumps without holding a ball. 2. A full squat. Think Wemby, 7+ feet tall, no chance genetically to be an Olympic weightlifter but then the top Olympic weightlifter of all time, pound for pound, is like 5’5” and no chance blocking Webmy’s dunk - and so FULL SQUAT tends to go missing! It gets overlooked. But I’ve seen NOTHING come close to how much it SUPPORTS dunk goal, because it strengthens legs AND KNEES. It’s almost like the worse you are at full squat, the more potential is waiting for you. For dunking, knee is NOT #1 power but knee PAIN is #1 BARRIER. Even in pro dunking you’ll now find the majority full squat. I personally coached many of them 8 years ago and it changed dunking, behind the scenes, forever. I’m not saying to work through pain. Here and on a weekly basis I post pain-free full squat strategy. 3. Similarly, seated calf machine goes underrated for extra Achilles support. So if we recap: Dunk is largely your starting point you can’t do anything about. But you can do a LOT with uninhibited jumping - that means neither ball nor knee pain or Achilles pain holding you back. Then, yes, any other power method is valid and can further boost! Doesn’t help that from 1970s to today, in many textbooks, “NO KNEE OVER TOES / NO FULL SQUAT” was forced on millions of students, despite no long-term research, which now shows that mistake.

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Despite all our scientific knowledge, today’s youth are the least physically fit in history. 🧵 This thread explains 5 things my wife and I start doing about that this year…

Despite all our scientific knowledge, today’s youth are the least physically fit in history. 🧵 This thread explains 5 things my wife and I start doing about that this year…

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I spent almost a decade thinking I had worse knees than all my friends. Reached my 20s a mess: surgery, painkillers, nicknamed “old man.” I’d have never believed I’d one day be able to dunk, with superhuman knees. 🧵 “21st CENTURY” knee training changed my life forever…

I spent almost a decade thinking I had worse knees than all my friends. Reached my 20s a mess: surgery, painkillers, nicknamed “old man.” I’d have never believed I’d one day be able to dunk, with superhuman knees. 🧵 “21st CENTURY” knee training changed my life forever…

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Day 1 on our land!!! If you were building a modern education system from the ground up, what would you do? First thing I’m doing is setting up fruit/veg sections for each kid to be responsible for: grow > eat > sell > finances (eventually taxes, which often used to be taught!) > savings. Now you finish school with savings, with SKILLS, with a good shot at doing something purposeful and being a net positive for society, while having an epic life yourself.

Day 1 on our land!!! If you were building a modern education system from the ground up, what would you do? First thing I’m doing is setting up fruit/veg sections for each kid to be responsible for: grow > eat > sell > finances (eventually taxes, which often used to be taught!) > savings. Now you finish school with savings, with SKILLS, with a good shot at doing something purposeful and being a net positive for society, while having an epic life yourself.

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The ATG School One-Pager I’m not trying to reinvent schooling. There are just a handful of things I believe in which I haven’t seen in any school I’ve been around as a student or parent. Policy #1: Each student gets to be responsible for growing some of their own food, no matter how small, and THROUGHOUT schooling (not just a quickie project here or there). Policy #2: Minimum 1:1 ratio of time NOT SITTING IN THE CLASSROOM. What you do with this is up to you. There are so many real world skills, sports, gardening, music, etc. The strict ratio in the school day is the key for me. Common sense and personal interests can take it from there. Policy #3: Daily time to read whatever you want to read about. The biggest barrier for my reading was INTEREST. Be there to ensure the book is at their level, and to help them if they don’t understand something. Other than that, LET THEM ENJOY READING, ALL THE WAY THROUGH SCHOOL, not just in early years. Policy #4: (This is the most unusual yet the biggest reason I’m in education.) High school is a 50/50 bridge to winning in real life. Mornings are for actual work, making and SAVING UP MONEY. Afternoons are for learning finances and professional skills of YOUR INTEREST. With average work, you’ll finish school with $50,000-$100,000 in the bank, more skills than the norm, and a greater chance of creating your life and work from there on out, rather than conforming to make a paycheck. Policy #5: As part of the high school 50/50 system, ensure each student learns the adult financial red tape in your state/country before you’ve got bills, kids, etc.

The ATG School One-Pager I’m not trying to reinvent schooling. There are just a handful of things I believe in which I haven’t seen in any school I’ve been around as a student or parent. Policy #1: Each student gets to be responsible for growing some of their own food, no matter how small, and THROUGHOUT schooling (not just a quickie project here or there). Policy #2: Minimum 1:1 ratio of time NOT SITTING IN THE CLASSROOM. What you do with this is up to you. There are so many real world skills, sports, gardening, music, etc. The strict ratio in the school day is the key for me. Common sense and personal interests can take it from there. Policy #3: Daily time to read whatever you want to read about. The biggest barrier for my reading was INTEREST. Be there to ensure the book is at their level, and to help them if they don’t understand something. Other than that, LET THEM ENJOY READING, ALL THE WAY THROUGH SCHOOL, not just in early years. Policy #4: (This is the most unusual yet the biggest reason I’m in education.) High school is a 50/50 bridge to winning in real life. Mornings are for actual work, making and SAVING UP MONEY. Afternoons are for learning finances and professional skills of YOUR INTEREST. With average work, you’ll finish school with $50,000-$100,000 in the bank, more skills than the norm, and a greater chance of creating your life and work from there on out, rather than conforming to make a paycheck. Policy #5: As part of the high school 50/50 system, ensure each student learns the adult financial red tape in your state/country before you’ve got bills, kids, etc.

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Thank you Bryan Johnson. Jefferson is amazing. I will try to summarize the general dunk formula right now: 1. Height is a huge factor 2. Genetic jumping starting point 3. Age and injury history Then I would say 2 main things go missed: 1. Not being able to palm a ball is a huge barrier - not only to putting the ball through the rim, but holding back the JUMP INTENT itself. A small or foam ball (and even low rim if needed) can be a breakthrough to BECOMING A GOOD JUMPER. Getting well up over the rim is the first step and you can get better quality jumps without holding a ball. 2. A full squat. Think Wemby, 7+ feet tall, no chance genetically to be an Olympic weightlifter but then the top Olympic weightlifter of all time, pound for pound, is like 5’5” and no chance blocking Webmy’s dunk - and so FULL SQUAT tends to go missing! It gets overlooked. But I’ve seen NOTHING come close to how much it SUPPORTS dunk goal, because it strengthens legs AND KNEES. It’s almost like the worse you are at full squat, the more potential is waiting for you. For dunking, knee is NOT #1 power but knee PAIN is #1 BARRIER. Even in pro dunking you’ll now find the majority full squat. I personally coached many of them 8 years ago and it changed dunking, behind the scenes, forever. I’m not saying to work through pain. Here and on a weekly basis I post pain-free full squat strategy. 3. Similarly, seated calf machine goes underrated for extra Achilles support. So if we recap: Dunk is largely your starting point you can’t do anything about. But you can do a LOT with uninhibited jumping - that means neither ball nor knee pain or Achilles pain holding you back. Then, yes, any other power method is valid and can further boost! Doesn’t help that from 1970s to today, in many textbooks, “NO KNEE OVER TOES / NO FULL SQUAT” was forced on millions of students, despite no long-term research, which now shows that mistake.

Thank you Bryan Johnson. Jefferson is amazing. I will try to summarize the general dunk formula right now: 1. Height is a huge factor 2. Genetic jumping starting point 3. Age and injury history Then I would say 2 main things go missed: 1. Not being able to palm a ball is a huge barrier - not only to putting the ball through the rim, but holding back the JUMP INTENT itself. A small or foam ball (and even low rim if needed) can be a breakthrough to BECOMING A GOOD JUMPER. Getting well up over the rim is the first step and you can get better quality jumps without holding a ball. 2. A full squat. Think Wemby, 7+ feet tall, no chance genetically to be an Olympic weightlifter but then the top Olympic weightlifter of all time, pound for pound, is like 5’5” and no chance blocking Webmy’s dunk - and so FULL SQUAT tends to go missing! It gets overlooked. But I’ve seen NOTHING come close to how much it SUPPORTS dunk goal, because it strengthens legs AND KNEES. It’s almost like the worse you are at full squat, the more potential is waiting for you. For dunking, knee is NOT #1 power but knee PAIN is #1 BARRIER. Even in pro dunking you’ll now find the majority full squat. I personally coached many of them 8 years ago and it changed dunking, behind the scenes, forever. I’m not saying to work through pain. Here and on a weekly basis I post pain-free full squat strategy. 3. Similarly, seated calf machine goes underrated for extra Achilles support. So if we recap: Dunk is largely your starting point you can’t do anything about. But you can do a LOT with uninhibited jumping - that means neither ball nor knee pain or Achilles pain holding you back. Then, yes, any other power method is valid and can further boost! Doesn’t help that from 1970s to today, in many textbooks, “NO KNEE OVER TOES / NO FULL SQUAT” was forced on millions of students, despite no long-term research, which now shows that mistake.

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Maybe you don’t have a bad back? The lower back was mysterious to me, but having now coached people to hundreds of lower back success stories, it’s become simple. The YouTube version of this video goes into more detail on how we fully address this area:

Maybe you don’t have a bad back? The lower back was mysterious to me, but having now coached people to hundreds of lower back success stories, it’s become simple. The YouTube version of this video goes into more detail on how we fully address this area:

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Thank you Joe Rogan for the incredibly kind words in your podcast with Zuck!!! I’m glad I started putting all my content into series so anyone can study from scratch, relatively quickly but fully: Here’s the Knee Ability Series so far: Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:

Thank you Joe Rogan for the incredibly kind words in your podcast with Zuck!!! I’m glad I started putting all my content into series so anyone can study from scratch, relatively quickly but fully: Here’s the Knee Ability Series so far: Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:

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My Mom’s Strategy to Avoid Knee & Hip Replacements I started coaching her at age 64 and she is now 72. She does this as part of a well-rounded routine of short and simple workouts, and I post all the exercises on my page, with step-by-step progressions. Weak and stiff quads/knees and glutes/hips are the major strength and flexibility factors for knee and hip replacement. Pretty awesome that everyone can access possibly the single most smooth and effective exercise to help handle all those points! The mistake of “no knees over toes” prevented some of the best solutions from becoming common knowledge. Knee over toes = more pressure on knee, but long-term research now shows the truth: ABILITY with knee over toes = greater protection and longevity. This progression helps put you in control of these factors, at your level, without pain. I teach everything I know for free here, and for further help with my ATG Basics program ($19 to $99 a month):

My Mom’s Strategy to Avoid Knee & Hip Replacements I started coaching her at age 64 and she is now 72. She does this as part of a well-rounded routine of short and simple workouts, and I post all the exercises on my page, with step-by-step progressions. Weak and stiff quads/knees and glutes/hips are the major strength and flexibility factors for knee and hip replacement. Pretty awesome that everyone can access possibly the single most smooth and effective exercise to help handle all those points! The mistake of “no knees over toes” prevented some of the best solutions from becoming common knowledge. Knee over toes = more pressure on knee, but long-term research now shows the truth: ABILITY with knee over toes = greater protection and longevity. This progression helps put you in control of these factors, at your level, without pain. I teach everything I know for free here, and for further help with my ATG Basics program ($19 to $99 a month):

KneeOverToesGuy

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In SIMPLE Terms: Fascia, Muscle, Tendon, Ligament & Bone, With Training Progressions! This shows the 4 main exercises I use for my parents (age 69, 72):

In SIMPLE Terms: Fascia, Muscle, Tendon, Ligament & Bone, With Training Progressions! This shows the 4 main exercises I use for my parents (age 69, 72):

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The TRUTH About Squat Range of Motion I believe you CAN handle the truth. Let me know if anything doesn’t make sense and I’ll keep working to explain it better.

The TRUTH About Squat Range of Motion I believe you CAN handle the truth. Let me know if anything doesn’t make sense and I’ll keep working to explain it better.

KneeOverToesGuy

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Huge thanks to Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. for having my back on your recent podcast! For anyone scared of knee over toes - I get it because I was, too. It was the REGRESSIONS that got my knees out of the muck and gave me a new life, so I’ve attached a video here of the 4 main ones I used:

Huge thanks to Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. for having my back on your recent podcast! For anyone scared of knee over toes - I get it because I was, too. It was the REGRESSIONS that got my knees out of the muck and gave me a new life, so I’ve attached a video here of the 4 main ones I used:

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This is the only deadlift currently in my regimen. I also do back extensions as shown in this video. This was to clarify my band setup, per questions from the longer Speed Series I’m doing. Parts 1 & 2 are done and linked below:

This is the only deadlift currently in my regimen. I also do back extensions as shown in this video. This was to clarify my band setup, per questions from the longer Speed Series I’m doing. Parts 1 & 2 are done and linked below:

KneeOverToesGuy

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The First 4 Exercises I Suggest Teaching Your Kids, Plus Giveaway! Simply tap the repost button and I’ll pick a winner this weekend for the slant and parallettes used in this video! (They are $30 and $50 at Thanks for watching!

The First 4 Exercises I Suggest Teaching Your Kids, Plus Giveaway! Simply tap the repost button and I’ll pick a winner this weekend for the slant and parallettes used in this video! (They are $30 and $50 at Thanks for watching!

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This is an exercise I have used to help create life-changing knee results for clients ranging from grandparents to pro athletes with the highest knee demands in the world. In this video thread let’s start by looking at those highest demands…

This is an exercise I have used to help create life-changing knee results for clients ranging from grandparents to pro athletes with the highest knee demands in the world. In this video thread let’s start by looking at those highest demands…

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Another World-Record-Breaker Training Tibs CONTEXT & Education Summary: -trained naturally when decelerating and jumping (especially off one foot) -useful in well-rounded lower body REHAB -when in doubt… only takes a minute or less!

Another World-Record-Breaker Training Tibs CONTEXT & Education Summary: -trained naturally when decelerating and jumping (especially off one foot) -useful in well-rounded lower body REHAB -when in doubt… only takes a minute or less!

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Knee Ability For Young Athletes My chronic knee pain started at age 12. By 18 I was a surgical mess. This formula now has thousands of success stories for adults, with zero equipment. Here’s how I would adapt it for my younger self. I also wrote this as a thread:

Knee Ability For Young Athletes My chronic knee pain started at age 12. By 18 I was a surgical mess. This formula now has thousands of success stories for adults, with zero equipment. Here’s how I would adapt it for my younger self. I also wrote this as a thread:

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