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3 common lat pulldown mistakes piers morgan is making: 1. He’s doing partial reps. By skipping the stretch at the top, he’s missing the most important part for muscle growth. 2. He’s not super well locked into the seat. That’s why his butt is popping up and down a...

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Josh1 年前

It actually won’t build muscle in his case because he’s actually made from toxic Vapor which is famously unresponsive to hypertrophy training but I take the point.

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Ripped Otaku1 年前

What did his coach do tbh there

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Khan1 年前

4. He didn’t ask the trainer before starting the set whether he would condemn Hamas.

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AKAY1 年前

Bro’s doing bicep sets on a lat machine

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Danny1 年前

What a constructive way to deliver feedback! Well done!

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darren evans🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆1 年前

Yet he has a personal trainer not correcting him. See it all the time

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Abhirat Shinde1 年前

Bit too harsh for someone that's starting out?

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ddannylue1 年前

To answer any questions regarding why any trainer would allow a client to train this way: 1. (Unlikely) Obviously, lack of knowledge/competence. 2. (More Likely) Piers does not enjoy training and pushing any further may decrease any enjoyment he gets 3. (Most Likely) He’s told and demonstrated how to do it properly, but given Piers lack of knowledge and muscular control he simply forget and or can not maintain good form As a coach myself I’ve had all of these happen throughout my career. And it would surprise a lot of people how much the general population despises any exercise at all, regardless of all the mental and physical benefits. And God forbid you ask an older client to go anywhere close to failure, they will act or feel like their soul is being sucked from their body. At the end of the day, some lackluster resistance training is better than none. Then, over time, the goal would be to better the techniques and push closer to failure as they feel more comfortable with the challenge.

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Johnny Blaze1 年前

Jeff the menswear guy of working out 🐐

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Thomas Fleming1 年前

For a man of his age and previously what looked like had been neglected his physical health he's doing a great job getting in the gym. good example for older people

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