Nick Tumminello - Trainer of Trainers
Nick Tumminello - Trainer of Trainers
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Quarter Squat Benefits vs Full Squat for Speed and Vertical Jump
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Research has shown that quarter squats offer significantly greater transfer to improvements in sprinting and jumping ability when compared to full squats. In that, the quarter squat showed the greatest transfer to vertical jump (0.53), with half squat next (0.28), and full depth squats showing the least amount of transfer (0.06). For 40-yard sprinting quarter squats showed the greatest transfer...
90 90 Hip Stretch: Do THIS Variation Instead for Mobility and Knee Pain
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90 90 Hip Stretch: Do THIS Variation Instead for Mobility and Knee Pain
How To Get Personal Training Clients From Physical Therapists
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Coach Nick Tumminello tells you exactly how to get new personal training clients from physical therapists. As a personal trainer, getting client referrals from physical therapy is one of the best ways to get new personal training clients on a continued basis. You just have to know where to begin and avoid the mistakes many trainers make when trying to get new personal training clients fast. Get...
Hamstring Stretch Exercise for Lower Back Pain and Tight Hamstrings
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Hamstring stretches for tight hamstrings are often done wrong. This is one of the best hamstring stretching exercises for low back pain because it ensures you're improving hamstring flexibility instead of at your lower back. Train with Coach Nick Tumminello online or in-person in Boca Raton, Florida: www.strengthzonetraining.com/train-with-nick/ Get Nick's (CEC Approved) Online Courses for Pers...
Thoracic Spine Mobility Exercise for Athletes
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This is one of the best thoracic spine mobility stretches for golf, tennis, baseball and other sports that require thoracic rotation mobility. You can also use this t-spine mobility exercise as a simple thoracic rotation test. Train with Coach Nick Tumminello online or in-person in Boca Raton, Florida: www.strengthzonetraining.com/train-with-nick/ Get Nick's (CEC Approved) Online Courses for Pe...
Fast Warm Up Before Workout: 3 Best Exercises
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How to do a quick warm up before workout. Do this short warm-up for beginners and before lifting. These dynamic warm up exercises can be done in under 3 minutes. Try these three dynamic stretches and warm up exercises before working out to feel more mobile and ready to go. Train with Coach Nick Tumminello online or in-person in Boca Raton, Florida: www.strengthzonetraining.com/train-with-nick/ ...
Push Up Exercise Form Tip for Shoulders
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This is an important push-up exercise form tip so you can get the most out of your push up workout. This is an especially crucial exercise tutorial when it comes to push-ups for beginners so you develop the best form for push-ups. Train with Coach Nick Tumminello online or in-person in Boca Raton, Florida: www.strengthzonetraining.com/train-with-nick/ Get Nick's (CEC Approved) Online Courses fo...
Hip Airplane Exercise Benefits Better with Band
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The hip airplane exercise from Dr. Stuart McGill better benefits the muscles worked when you use a band this way because it loads hip external rotation. Coach Nick Tumminello is using the NT Loop bands for more hip airplane benefits on the hip muscles. Get NT Loop Bands: www.ntloop.com Train with Coach Nick Tumminello online or in-person in Boca Raton, Florida: www.strengthzonetraining.com/trai...
Front Squats Don't Work Your Abs Optimally
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Front squat benefits are misunderstood when it comes to front squat core strength. If you are doing the front squat for abs you need to understand the reality of front squat core activation. The type of front squat ab activation you get can contribute to core stability but not necessarily core strength. Train with Coach Nick Tumminello online or in-person in Boca Raton, Florida: www.strengthzon...
Barbell Squat Form: Best Grip Width
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Barbell Squat Form: Best Grip Width
How to Title Your Videos and Articles for More Views
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How to Title Your Videos and Articles for More Views
The Hardest Side Plank Exercise for Abs
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The Hardest Side Plank Exercise for Abs
The Hardest Plank Exercise for Abs - NT Loop
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The Hardest Plank Exercise for Abs - NT Loop
Black NT Loop: Best Exercises
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Black NT Loop: Best Exercises
MPA Promo Video - Intro to the MPA
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MPA Promo Video - Intro to the MPA
Hip Mobility Exercise I Don't Use and Best Hip Mobility Drills
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Hip Mobility Exercise I Don't Use and Best Hip Mobility Drills
Why I Dont Use the FMS and What I Do Instead
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Why I Dont Use the FMS and What I Do Instead
Cable Lateral Raise: Leaning Is Redundant for Muscles Worked
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Cable Lateral Raise: Leaning Is Redundant for Muscles Worked
Best Trap Exercise (You've Not Done) with Band: NT Loop
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Best Trap Exercise (You've Not Done) with Band: NT Loop
A Better Way To Look At Consistency In Training Programs
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A Better Way To Look At Consistency In Training Programs
Are You A Facilitator Or A Dictator With Your Clients?
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Are You A Facilitator Or A Dictator With Your Clients?
Trainers Need A Programming A System
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Trainers Need A Programming A System
The Four Fs of Training
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The Four Fs of Training
The 2 Best Reasons To Use Isolation Exercises
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The 2 Best Reasons To Use Isolation Exercises
How To Use Consistency In Training Programs
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How To Use Consistency In Training Programs
Why Athletes Need Quad Training
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Why Athletes Need Quad Training
The Movement Performance Assessment Is Here!
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The Movement Performance Assessment Is Here!
Why All Trainers Need A System
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Why All Trainers Need A System
The Tradeoffs Of Exercise Program Design
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The Tradeoffs Of Exercise Program Design

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @Niberspace
    @Niberspace 11 днів тому

    is this some excuse to break through that ceiled doorway? "no officer we were just working out"

  • @mddistribution30
    @mddistribution30 15 днів тому

    Unlike u i always start a standing bicep curl with palms facing forward because i feel it gives the bicep a slightly fuller extension of movement and forces the bicep to work a little harder

  • @swagm8919
    @swagm8919 17 днів тому

    What if you want to pull the sled backwards?

  • @geopanagiotopoulos9894
    @geopanagiotopoulos9894 20 днів тому

    I bought your books mr Timmunello you are an awesome trainer..but in these kind of cirwuits, as the one included in the books ( fwalk complexes) or fatloss complexes, how much min rest between exercises? I cant seem to move in these cirquits from one exercise to the next without rest if i have a kind of weight at hand. Does the reest between the exercises diminish the cirquit effect? In the books there is a suggestion take as rest needed but should 20-30 secs is enough for the fatloss programs? And ofc i cant go full weight.

  • @johnhassell5643
    @johnhassell5643 20 днів тому

    The information in the video is really helpful, but I do need to address one pet peeve of mine: Alejandra tends to rock her hips forward and then back before squatting, a habit that can cause shearing on the spine.

  • @el_chico1313
    @el_chico1313 25 днів тому

    i was today years old i have been doing push ups wrong my entire life

  • @S2k_GRsti
    @S2k_GRsti 26 днів тому

    Good point, Coach. They have their place.

  • @tegbiaia210o9
    @tegbiaia210o9 26 днів тому

    What is benefit of this exercise ?

  • @Sara5698
    @Sara5698 27 днів тому

    Ok sir ty for this bc I just did it the seizure way

  • @Muaythaiventura
    @Muaythaiventura Місяць тому

    Will this help my clinch?

  • @JA-gx4hb
    @JA-gx4hb Місяць тому

    Honestly some people don't have a clue. You can roll a wheel!

  • @swagsukeuchiha7599
    @swagsukeuchiha7599 Місяць тому

    is this still going

  • @PoetryShortStoriesandSounds
    @PoetryShortStoriesandSounds Місяць тому

    I guess I'm not ready. I did write this poem for climbers tho. ua-cam.com/video/QRUS5CMy8dI/v-deo.htmlsi=5nbXBMdrBf1uOThT

  • @noaprendaisingles6861
    @noaprendaisingles6861 Місяць тому

    Do you retract the scapula on the concentric?

  • @michaelkennedy5126
    @michaelkennedy5126 2 місяці тому

    thanks for that

  • @donglebox
    @donglebox 2 місяці тому

    엉덩이 머리 떵구지않기

  • @stayshredded
    @stayshredded 2 місяці тому

    Double hand grip and chopping exercise was great ! Thank you !

  • @jimmybalantyne5545
    @jimmybalantyne5545 2 місяці тому

    Did a Kettlebell run off with your girlfriend Nick?

  • @Raverickw
    @Raverickw 2 місяці тому

    Thank you Nick for sharing this

  • @persnipoles
    @persnipoles 2 місяці тому

    Gravity is so unfair. Made me think of elbow plank clams. If there were two posts and a pad for the knee, one post braces the bottom foot, the other post anchors a band that resists at the hip crease, then gravity resists abduction and the band resists extension. But if you thought of this vid's exercise, you likely thought of that. I can't confirm it won't topple me.

  • @yiggy9644
    @yiggy9644 2 місяці тому

    Is it safe for my balls though?

  • @ZenGrammy
    @ZenGrammy 2 місяці тому

    Excellent cues, thank you, Coach Nick. 💎🩵💎

  • @vallero8155
    @vallero8155 2 місяці тому

    Wooooo ima start doing this 👿

  • @kaybee1025
    @kaybee1025 2 місяці тому

    😊nice

  • @qp9259
    @qp9259 3 місяці тому

    Thank you. This has been so useful for disposing of bodies.

  • @rebeccabecca1308
    @rebeccabecca1308 3 місяці тому

    I pulled my groin 😅trying to do these rock climbers 😅

  • @gcc5915
    @gcc5915 3 місяці тому

    @@TheTrainerOfTrainers whats the estimated resisitance in lbs for each color?

  • @xaviernewsome6381
    @xaviernewsome6381 3 місяці тому

    A standing sit-up

  • @craigwilson3170
    @craigwilson3170 3 місяці тому

    An oldie but a goodie Nick.

  • @jskrabac
    @jskrabac 3 місяці тому

    I know this is 12 years old, but god this is terrible instruction. Wayyy too far from the bench and her "RDLs" are pure back extensions. She's so far from the bench it's basically impossible to hinge at the hips.

  • @mikedoingmikethings702
    @mikedoingmikethings702 3 місяці тому

    Damn!!! who came up with these numbers? I was just looking up the new ACFT and wow!!! Not all men and genders are created equal, period!!! Leg Tuck discriminates against heavier muscular guys too! I mean muscular guys have to carry a heavier leg weight and to make it the same for all age and body size is way off. For instance a 155 lbs guy vs 220 lbs guy even if he's fit. Also, women have 40% less upper body strength, but the 3:20 Plank to max for them seems ideal since they do have about the same ab muscles than average men. Just by hanging alone, I think more than 1/3 would fail to meet the minimum, which I am not sure if resting is allowed between sets?. The Deadlift however would be way too lop sided here, I mean for a fit 155 lbs person and lift 340 lbs 3x is a bit over the top vs a 200 lbs average guy. The lighter guys are lifting 2.2 lbs of weight per lb of their bodyweight vs. 1.7 lbs for the 200 lb guy unless the lighter dude is freakishly state champion level lifter. what do you think coach?

  • @onlytochanking
    @onlytochanking 3 місяці тому

    Dono haatho se karna hai

  • @Timrashad
    @Timrashad 3 місяці тому

    How should my stride be? Should I take short fast steps back or on long strides back?

  • @ivadesouza7201
    @ivadesouza7201 3 місяці тому

    I got it, thank you Master.🥰🥰🥰🥰

  • @ramblr5900
    @ramblr5900 3 місяці тому

    @TheTrainerOfTrainers does this movement help with hip internal rotation? Do you have any videos for Internal Hip Rotation and Front Rack Mobility?

  • @ramblr5900
    @ramblr5900 3 місяці тому

    Hello can you a video on front rack flexibility i want to do oly lifts but the front rack clean is not worming

  • @Adones09
    @Adones09 3 місяці тому

    Thank you, for dropping that knowledge!

  • @floresgt3
    @floresgt3 3 місяці тому

    Nice nick. Deepest? Muscle filament theory?

    • @TheTrainerOfTrainers
      @TheTrainerOfTrainers 3 місяці тому

      Basically, yes! For hypertrophy, more loaded stretch is better.

  • @CavemanTravels
    @CavemanTravels 3 місяці тому

    Squat with your feet together and tell me how shit your balance is haha

  • @Mythkos
    @Mythkos 4 місяці тому

    You could also say that a partial range of motion is closer to the actual body mechanics taking place in sports, it isn't often we move to a full squat depth while playing sports. By training in the range of motion that you are utilizing in your sport, you actually can benefit more greatly by the specificity of the exercise you use. I think I saw some information out there about this in the past, specifically basketball players training partial reps for better jump height (don't quote me lol)?

  • @mustard444
    @mustard444 4 місяці тому

    Cool, but why not utilize the trap bar deadlift which overloads the partial range of motion moreso than quarter squats

    • @TheTrainerOfTrainers
      @TheTrainerOfTrainers 4 місяці тому

      I'm specifically addressing the (false) concern that quarter squats are a waste of time. That said, you bring up an excellent point! I'm a big fan of the Trap Bar. Not to mention, isn't it interesting that many of the same coaches who promote using the trap bar with a high handle grip, which is a partial ROM squat, are the same ones who say the partial ROM squats aren't beneficial.

  • @thecoach717
    @thecoach717 4 місяці тому

    I like them both and can see application and programming easily. Cheers 🙏😊

  • @ResilienceFitnessTV
    @ResilienceFitnessTV 4 місяці тому

    Great tips. As always I appreciate the little details that make all the difference.

  • @Outbackperformance
    @Outbackperformance 4 місяці тому

    Like that a lot coach

  • @proudmisfit4405
    @proudmisfit4405 4 місяці тому

    nah. i am a suspension training coach and you just knocked the straps in a very ignorant way. there are learning curves ti everything. stability balls are a solid tool in their own right but to knock something like a suspension trainer is laughable because it is super diverse.

  • @artweb9681
    @artweb9681 4 місяці тому

    Complicated for no reason

  • @coachsepano
    @coachsepano 5 місяців тому

    Would this be contraindicated for clients with hip impingement issues? Thanks for the content Nick!

    • @TheTrainerOfTrainers
      @TheTrainerOfTrainers 4 місяці тому

      It def can be a problem for FAI because the position of the front leg can be uncomfortable. So, another variation might be better in such cases.

  • @nastber
    @nastber 5 місяців тому

    Tjis makes so much sense for me! My physio gave me this exercise saying 'squats are the best exercise for the core', and I was wondering why I feel it a lot it my legs and a some in the lower back, while I ould relax my abs if I wanted to.

    • @zackl4307
      @zackl4307 4 місяці тому

      You were wondering why you felt squats in your legs????

    • @nastber
      @nastber 4 місяці тому

      @@zackl4307 No, I was wondering why I didn't feel them in my core.

  • @stvnjmz
    @stvnjmz 5 місяців тому

    I recently added these and the isolation is insane. Other rear delt exercises tend to allow my traps to take over easily but this almost 100% removes that. No heavy weight needed at all, just a nice controlled slow negative. I initially found an old-school bodybuilding picture of this and its nice to finally see a video showing the entire movement!

  • @lisathompson7335
    @lisathompson7335 5 місяців тому

    ❤ Love my NT LOOP!!