ARM WRESTLING IS A TENDON SPORT

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[ImOldGreggg]

The might of North America sitting at a single table.

[CollinUnfiltered]

It looks like Devon isn’t wearing pants and the table is a blurr 😂

[fattdamon]

Crazy we just casually get a conversation between 2 men who are among the greatest in the history of humanity in their respective fields talking shop. pretty sick for real.

[antoine.-]

Connective tissue is the key to be ahead in any sport/physical endeavor right now
It also makes your life pain free and enjoyable

[erikaphillips]

Mr. Brian Shaw it was an absolute pleasure to bump into you in Estes! You are your family are absolutely lovely kind people and it was an absolute honor to meet you and your wonderful wife! Much love Erika and Sean

[Jaylen_Whitfield]

Louie Simmons always stated that high repetitions especially with use of resistance bands helps build up soft tissue, ligament, and tendon strength especially from an injury prevention standpoint.

[jonathanpopham]

Look into collagen peptides, gelatine, and collagen. Most of the protein in the body is collagen. Some credence to eating collagen rich foods like bone broth to grow connective tissue

[pnw]

He is like the smiley face hammer! It’s so funny to watch when he’s taking someone down. He knows right away if he can do it and he just starts looking at him saying no no no smiling. Love that dude!😃✌🏼❤️

[ironman-vvok]

I can agree with that statement. I am not a good arm wrestler but have been training just for the love of the sport and the health benefits that come with it this man is a great man and we should listen to him great work well said ❤

[lukeeldridge]

I probably watched 1000 videos of Devon Larrett. This is the first video I’ve ever heard of even sound Canadian.

[stevesute]

Bpc 157 tb500 and hgh helps with that, ask any bodybuilder if they are an older dude they'll be on it for healthy tendons

[crabmansteve]

I'm fighting tendonosis in my knee again. Shits awful.

[davidtuplin]

Graston technique. Its amazing for tendonitis

[twistedstrength.]

It would be interesting to know Devon's risk of a bicep tear from a heavy deadlift. On one hand, his connective tissue to muscle strength ratio is insanely high compared to a powerlifter, but his arms can't properly straighten all the way which is what often causes the injury.

[kodiakriver]

As I know, safety first and prioritize all the healthy ways of workouts, alternating between short and long tendons ligaments, and fast medium slow twich muscles fibers...

[Jafmanz]

this is where old mans strength comes from folks.. that and farmboy strength...

it's decades of tendon building....

[connorclarke]

Currently dealing with tendinitis right forearm. Got back into the gym with the belief that strengthening my forearms will help the issue. Turns out after a couple weeks of rowing heavy doing the same weights before my forearms look full again and the pain is almost gone. Am I just lucky or is there something to this? I do a lot of pause squeezes and negatives on my training similar to Dorian Yates style. The negatives seem to trigger the tendinitis but I’ll never stop training this way as it’s the only way that works for me to build mass

[dihillen]

That's where the anabolics kick in!!!🤫

[steveafanador]

Arm wrestled at one practise at the age of 43 and got tendonitis . I still cant get rid of it almost a year later

[ernestnelson]

I wake up in the middle of the night with my arms on fire from swinging a hammer for years I can't imagine the damage thats been done to these guys arms