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How to Build a Strong Neck cc: Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.

155,443 次观看 • 2 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Keith Newton, MD 的头像
Keith Newton, MD2 年前

@hubermanlab In wrestling, we used to to different variations of bridges for neck strengthening. I'll refrain from recommending them for now due to concerns about loading the cervical spine, but I think there's potential for a safe, progressive training program.

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Jenny King2 年前

@hubermanlab Just be a metalhead for 25 years. Simple. ✔️

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Marco2 年前

@hubermanlab Read Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky while lying on your stomach on your bed.

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Drew Baye High Intensity Training2 年前

I've been telling people to do this for 30 years. Your neck is pretty important, considering it connects your head to the rest of your body 😉 What Huberman is suggesting here is very poor, though. If you don't have access to a neck machine, it is just as effective and much safer to perform manually resisted neck extension, flexion, and lateral flexion, or to perform these exercises statically, contracting against a pad on a bench.

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jesski2 年前

@hubermanlab did you catch the neck move Stuart McGill nonchalantly mentioned in their recent conversation? McGill said he ramps his head while pressing his tongue to soft palate while also grimacing. that one tiny move has changed my friggin life. 🤯 miracle move!

Will Simmons 的头像
Will Simmons2 年前

@hubermanlab No chicken necks!

Pavle Miros 的头像
Pavle Miros2 年前

@hubermanlab If this was anyone but @hubermanlab I'd be laughing.

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Asgard2 年前

@hubermanlab How about you just stand on the head for a few minutes and roll around on it, far more weight than a plate.

Wreckin 的头像
Wreckin2 年前

@ShaqsGrowing @hubermanlab Definitely wanna work the neck. I stay low weight. Don’t need an injury. Properly done will change your life.

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Eric W. Dolan2 年前

@hubermanlab Also an excellent way to induce sleep apnea and other breathing anomalies.

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