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Trickery in Arm Wrestling | How to become unpredictable
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In this video we go over some basic ideas on how to manipulate your opponent in a match. We also go over our triad of pressures to understand arm wrestling counters. Enjoy and let us know what you think down below!
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Alex Keary
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THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE UGLY
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.21 час назад
#armwrestler #armwrestling #armwrestlingchamp #prlifestyle #maxeffort Hey guys, we are back with another video. Today we are discussing max effort lifts in arm m wrestling. We talk about the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly as we analyze why the quality of the lift matters and how to approach increasing the quantity of the lift while making sure it will translate to the table. Check out the video. L...
TAWF 2 | WHEN TEAM'S COLLIDE
Просмотров 15421 день назад
Hey Guys!! We are back with another Team Arm Wrestling Federation event. This will be an Open Team Tournament. It will be on September 28th, 2024. Hosted by the Table Monkeys at 5 Brock Ave. Toronto, ON. This will be a single elimination tournament between all the teams that sign up. The teams will consist of 3 men’s classes; 175lbs, 215lbs, and 216lbs on Both Arms, and the limit per team is 5 ...
REF’S GRIP or SET GRIP | Get the Advantage in the Set up
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.28 дней назад
#armwrestler #armwrestling #armwrestlingchamp There’s nuances to the refs grip and set grip that you need to be aware of before you go to your next tournament or supermatch. In this video we go over those nuances and give you some basic tips on how to gain an advantage in the set up, something you should always be trying to achieve before the go! LIKE, COMMENT, & SUBSCRIBE!!! For more info on u...
TINY'S Next Super Match!!
Просмотров 718Месяц назад
#armwrestler #armwrestling #armwrestlingchamp Hey guys! In this video we discuss Tiny’s upcoming match against Shawn Crowther with MAC the “Major Armwrestling Championship”. This is a new league by Ian Carnegie using his MAC tables. This is the first full event using these tables. Check out the video as we discuss Tiny’s training and approach to this match. We review previous matches and breakd...
The 2 Paths to Becoming a Competitive Arm Wrestler
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Месяц назад
Arm Wrestling is a competitive sport and at the same time it’s also a fun social hang out with your buddies. You can go into the sport with the goal of winning or just wanting to enjoy yourself. They both will help you get better but in different ways. More on this topic in the video! LIKE, COMMENT, & SUBSCRIBE!!! For more info on us, training & merch go to our website below: Tablemonkeys.com F...
Team Arm Wrestling | Eastern vs. Western Ontario | TAWF
Просмотров 5922 месяца назад
The first ever Team Arm Wrestling Federation aka TAWF presents its inaugural game: Eastern vs. Western Ontario. Here is the clean edit of the livestream we had on March 23. This is the first of its kind and will only get better over time! We truly believe this is the future of elite arm wrestling if we want to make our sport grow to the next level. What teams would you like to see next!? LIKE, ...
Arm Wrestling in Mexico City!! LOS DIABLOS
Просмотров 8642 месяца назад
Hey guys, Alex here. I’m in Mexico right now and was blessed to be able to train with Los Diablos an arm wrestling (or Luchos de brazos) team in Mexico City. Thank you Joezilla and Angel for setting it up and treating me so well. I will be back! LIKE, COMMENT, & SUBSCRIBE!!! For more info on us, training & merch go to our website below: Tablemonkeys.com FB/IG - @tablemonkeys Alex Keary @alexkea...
ARM WRESTLING TRAINING for our next TOURNAMENT
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.3 месяца назад
What’s up guys! March 23 is around the corner and we all need to polish up our skills before we compete! This is just a small sample of some pulling at our last practice. Enjoy! Check out the video and make sure to get you tickets at the link below 👇 www.tablemonkeys.com/events-1 #armwrestling #armwrestlingcanada Stay up to date with our March 23 event! Check out our Facebook event page for mor...
THE LARRATT’S LEARN TAWF | PART 2
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.3 месяца назад
Hey Guys, We are here with the second half of our talk with Devon and Auden Larratt about our new arm wrestling format TAWF Team Arm Wrestling Federation. The first half of this conversation can be found on Devon’s channel here: ruclips.net/video/rJjSnDNEsAM/видео.htmlsi=-b2d-jJcGGBpxXU3 Check out the video and make sure to get you tickets at the link below 👇 www.tablemonkeys.com/events-1 #armw...
TAWF | FINALE ROSTERS | ONTARIO’S BEST FROM THE EAST & WEST
Просмотров 4314 месяца назад
Hey guys! We are just under 4 weeks out from the first ever TAWF Team arm wrestling game. We’ve got Ontario’s best for this battle of East vs West. The rosters have been finalized and in this video we go over who’s on each team and what kind of matches we will see. Check out the video and make sure to get you tickets at the link below 👇 www.tablemonkeys.com/events-1 #armwrestling #armwrestlingc...
ARM WRESTLING w/ Legend Rick Heidebrecht
Просмотров 9624 месяца назад
#armwrestling #armwrestlingcanada #eastvswest Great practice with Big Rick Heidebrecht on the new MAC tables. Always a pleasure to train with the giant himself! Stay up to date with our March 23 event! Check out our Facebook event page for more information: share/dknZVpQduBM3YhBw/?mibextid=9l3rBW For inquires relating to sponsoring this event please reach out to us via email: table...
Arm Wrestling on the NEW MAC Table
Просмотров 2 тыс.4 месяца назад
#armwrestling #armwrestlingcanada #eastvswest Hey guys! Here is a a review of our first time practicing on Ian Carnegie’s new table design. Let us know what you think of this new style of table down in the comments. Stay up to date with our March 23 event! Check out our Facebook event page for more information: share/dknZVpQduBM3YhBw/?mibextid=9l3rBW For inquires relating to sponso...
ALEX KURDECHA vs. ARTYOM MOROZOV | Match Analysis
Просмотров 4924 месяца назад
ALEX KURDECHA vs. ARTYOM MOROZOV | Match Analysis
PULLING with LEGENDS | Mike Gould
Просмотров 9784 месяца назад
PULLING with LEGENDS | Mike Gould
Arm Wrestling Practice Pulling | Table Monkeys HQ
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.4 месяца назад
Arm Wrestling Practice Pulling | Table Monkeys HQ
MATCH REVIEW | Jason “Tiny” Costantini & Jeff “Popeye” Dabe | AWC : All or Nothing
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.5 месяцев назад
MATCH REVIEW | Jason “Tiny” Costantini & Jeff “Popeye” Dabe | AWC : All or Nothing
TEAM ARM WRESTLING FEDERATION | Introduction to TAWF
Просмотров 4335 месяцев назад
TEAM ARM WRESTLING FEDERATION | Introduction to TAWF
JASON COSTANTINI vs. JEFF DABE | Pre-match Interview
Просмотров 4985 месяцев назад
JASON COSTANTINI vs. JEFF DABE | Pre-match Interview
AWC - ALL OR NOTHING - TINY vs. DABE
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.5 месяцев назад
AWC - ALL OR NOTHING - TINY vs. DABE
DEVON vs. DENIS | How did he beat him so badly?!
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.6 месяцев назад
DEVON vs. DENIS | How did he beat him so badly?!
Sent from Russia to HOOK | 18 Year Old Arm Wrestling Prodigy
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Sent from Russia to HOOK | 18 Year Old Arm Wrestling Prodigy
We Hit 10,000 Subscribers!!! GIVEAWAY TIME
Просмотров 5287 месяцев назад
We Hit 10,000 Subscribers!!! GIVEAWAY TIME
The VERY explainable ARM BREAK & How to avoid them
Просмотров 26 тыс.8 месяцев назад
The VERY explainable ARM BREAK & How to avoid them
BLAKE BOUILLON vs. JOSH RODRIGUES
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.8 месяцев назад
BLAKE BOUILLON vs. JOSH RODRIGUES
ZURAB TAVBERIDZE vs. JASON “TINY” COSTANTINI
Просмотров 7 тыс.8 месяцев назад
ZURAB TAVBERIDZE vs. JASON “TINY” COSTANTINI
Jason “TINY” Costantini @ The Battle of the Bunker | Right Hand
Просмотров 9239 месяцев назад
Jason “TINY” Costantini @ The Battle of the Bunker | Right Hand
Alex “AK47” Keary @ The Battle of the Bunker | Right Hand
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Alex “AK47” Keary @ The Battle of the Bunker | Right Hand
Jason “TINY” Costantini @ The Battle of the Bunker | Left Hand
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Jason “TINY” Costantini @ The Battle of the Bunker | Left Hand
The TABLEMONKEYS are COMPETING | Battle of the Bunker 3
Просмотров 87810 месяцев назад
The TABLEMONKEYS are COMPETING | Battle of the Bunker 3

Комментарии

  • @timdempsey3219
    @timdempsey3219 Час назад

    still a beast mikey and yet one of the nicest guys you can meet

  • @Namegamenamename
    @Namegamenamename 17 часов назад

    Love it

  • @vgravityyyv3753
    @vgravityyyv3753 День назад

    Jesus. Just watched a video of Devon now. To come back and see the size difference when he was heavier gollly.

  • @rmhtexas5982
    @rmhtexas5982 День назад

    I didn't really understand the importance of rise before this explanation. Really well done.

  • @Namegamenamename
    @Namegamenamename 2 дня назад

    Awesome

  • @Namegamenamename
    @Namegamenamename 2 дня назад

    Best channel on RUclips

  • @ronmccarty7537
    @ronmccarty7537 3 дня назад

    Absolutely fantastic!

  • @idara.wa.iqtesad1994
    @idara.wa.iqtesad1994 3 дня назад

    Valuable and insightful content as usual, i am learning a lot from you guys. Thank you. Do you guys think that high hook is safer than toproll for beginners (like me) ?

  • @pathunt6858
    @pathunt6858 4 дня назад

    I disagree on your triad of pressures if I feel a hook and drive I counter with a high hook so how I would say that is peg to peg pressure is countered by up pressure. Or to counter a posting top roller I’ll use a hook and drag or if I feel someone using up pressure I’ll use pad to pad pressure my lat is stronger than their brachioradialis they open up immediately. Pad to pad pressure is countered by peg to peg

  • @Sinkatze
    @Sinkatze 5 дней назад

    Awesome video and well explained. I love the Triad of Pressure Something is wrong with the video quality, looks like recorded in HDR and editing app doesnt take it well. Its happened to me before

  • @satyavansingh7372
    @satyavansingh7372 5 дней назад

    You both are amazing i can see the blood on elbow side that's hardwork. But you both do a video if your opponent also keep riser as high as possible, so how to keep your grip against that setup.

  • @Gripebenditalia
    @Gripebenditalia 5 дней назад

    Cool tips guys 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @kevinsalinas1563
    @kevinsalinas1563 6 дней назад

    Arm wrestlers to study for each of the techniques are: Supination: Devon Larrat and Jerry Cadorette. Dragging Toproll: Vitally Laleton and Devon Larrat. Rising toproll: Devon Larrat and Ermes Gasparini.

  • @ehoc42
    @ehoc42 6 дней назад

    Jason please do a video reacting to Devon claiming the king’s move is the safest move in arm wrestling lol

    • @tablemonkeys5262
      @tablemonkeys5262 5 дней назад

      I missed that video 🤔

    • @tablemonkeys5262
      @tablemonkeys5262 5 дней назад

      Ok, just watched it. Interesting 🤔 I know his memory isn’t great, but I thought he remembered my poop little bicep 🥲 we will make a video. I don’t totally disagree

    • @ehoc42
      @ehoc42 5 дней назад

      @@tablemonkeys5262 I’d say a defensive top roll is the safest move, but definitely not a below the table kings move if you’re literally daring your opponent to hurt you to get your hand to the pin pad

  • @richardjennex6583
    @richardjennex6583 6 дней назад

    Good evening boys I hope all is well and see you next weekend at nationals also thank you for sharing your videos

    • @tablemonkeys5262
      @tablemonkeys5262 5 дней назад

      Thanks buddy. Unfortunately we can’t make it to nationals this year. Best of luck 💪🐒

  • @DemonPrince69
    @DemonPrince69 6 дней назад

    Fuck yeah guys!

  • @jw_armwrestling
    @jw_armwrestling 6 дней назад

    🙏🏼🙏🏼

  • @CarnivoreRenegade
    @CarnivoreRenegade 6 дней назад

    Good stuff guys!

  • @ryanb5841
    @ryanb5841 6 дней назад

    How often should you be doing these 1 lift maxes? Im currently 7.5 months in training with the London club here in Ontario and have been thinking of starting some weight training. Problem is when i go to practice on Sunday im sore at least until Thursday, lol. Being a 45 year old man, i probably don't heal super fast anymore. I would assume not to do these lifts when sore and stick with rubber bands and blood flow until im not sore on Thursday/Friday? Will this training make me sore or should i feel ok for the next Sunday practice, since the reps are so low? I don't know how these guys do two practices a week, every week. Last time i hit 3 practices in a row(Sunday, Wednesday, Sunday) i was so weak and sore😅. Cant believe Rick at 66 and George at 74 do this year round....

    • @tablemonkeys5262
      @tablemonkeys5262 6 дней назад

      I’d stick with the blood flow until that practice recovery only takes a couple days

    • @ryanb5841
      @ryanb5841 6 дней назад

      Thanks for the response. Hopefully it won't too long for decent recovery time. After all, I've heard that armwrestling only hurts the first 10 years 😂

  • @ryanb5841
    @ryanb5841 6 дней назад

    How often should you be doing these 1 lift maxes? Im currently 7.5 months in training with the London club here in Ontario and have been thinking of starting some weight training. Problem is when i go to practice on Sunday im sore at least until Thursday, lol. Being a 45 year old man, i probably don't heal super fast anymore. I would assume not to do these lifts when sore and stick with rubber bands and blood flow until im not sore on Thursday/Friday? Will this training make me sore or should i feel ok for the next Sunday practice, since the reps are so low? I don't know how these guys do two practices a week, every week. Last time i hit 3 practices in a row(Sunday, Wednesday, Sunday) i was so weak and sore😅. Cant believe Rick at 66 and George at 74 do this year round....

  • @hirobella4473
    @hirobella4473 7 дней назад

    very helpful guys thanks for the vid

  • @getyolked500
    @getyolked500 7 дней назад

    The larratt lift is cool but he got decimated by levan BADLY. It was pretty embarrassing tbh. It showed how he doesn’t have enough back pressure. Bicep strength is essential

    • @tablemonkeys5262
      @tablemonkeys5262 7 дней назад

      I think his back pressure was quite good, it was actually everything else that was so far behind. (Alex)

  • @miguelelanimal146
    @miguelelanimal146 7 дней назад

    I’m scared of tearing my bicep because I can’t afford to get it fixed not because it hurts

  • @davidchen7213
    @davidchen7213 8 дней назад

    good good content ❤

  • @darenlyman9817
    @darenlyman9817 9 дней назад

    Y’all have Bowen as the bad and the ugly. Y’all doing him dirty but there is truth in it. Lol

  • @alenfishman9365
    @alenfishman9365 9 дней назад

    your saying levans first lift was good? wtf...

    • @amradelark
      @amradelark 9 дней назад

      Yeah weird it's a bad lift

    • @WatchWithMeYoutube
      @WatchWithMeYoutube 9 дней назад

      They scared to bash levans lift so they pick on Ryan Bowen 😅😂

    • @alenfishman9365
      @alenfishman9365 8 дней назад

      @@WatchWithMeRUclips yea, for real. Simping.

    • @tablemonkeys5262
      @tablemonkeys5262 8 дней назад

      In Levan’s first lift when standing up with the weight; the elbow is not supported. This changes the fail point, and makes the lift more about the shoulder contraction over the elbow flexion. The fail point in the hand is in pronation. The shoulder, pronation, and elbow all hold tight throughout Levar’s lift. So yes this is a good lift. Bowen’s example of this lift, while whereing his green t-shirt; he has almost zero shoulder engagement, his elbow flexion fails until he supports the weight with his hip, and his pronation is opening the entire lift… at least that’s how we see it…🤷‍♂️

    • @alenfishman9365
      @alenfishman9365 8 дней назад

      ​@@tablemonkeys5262him having his forearm so vertical would take weight off his pronator and just put more strain on his bone than anything else. Having your forearm in any other position other than parallel with the ground is bad. Test it yourself, make your arm fully perpendicular to the floor when lifting weights like that, and you will see how much easier it is. It might not be ugly, but it's Def not good. Keep up the good work fellas.

  • @madpred327
    @madpred327 9 дней назад

    this would get 10x views if you guys have a good mic

  • @WatchWithMeYoutube
    @WatchWithMeYoutube 9 дней назад

    Your info is great but bashing Ryan Bowen the whole time isnt helping arm wrestling in general amd basically insulting another man just because of the way he likes to train. Why dont you guys challange Ryan to a match or something that will clear things up😅

    • @Bruped
      @Bruped 9 дней назад

      lol Ryan smacks these dudes

    • @jolouisd
      @jolouisd 9 дней назад

      If Ryan Bowen trains poorly then telling people Ryan trains poorly is helping arm wrestling.

    • @WatchWithMeYoutube
      @WatchWithMeYoutube 9 дней назад

      @@jolouisd But Ryan Bowen isn't preaching his way he documents his life only. Nobody is doing the Ryan Bowen lift are they ?😅 On the other hand Devon Larrat is preaching his lifts and style and people are copying him but little do they know that's not good either because that's his way and works for him.

    • @movieshorts4561
      @movieshorts4561 8 дней назад

      Yeah tiny vs Ryan be good

    • @jakobstisen6366
      @jakobstisen6366 8 дней назад

      I mean Ryan has no standards in that area of now talking people down or Doxing. So what is the point, also people follow Ryan and he has injured himself in ways he was told not to do just for then after going to the doctor. So Ryan should be bashed as he is responsible for others following in his foodsteps.

  • @EvolutionaryE
    @EvolutionaryE 9 дней назад

    I appreciate the centra points made here, but a corollary could be - there is a wide variance among arm wrestlers as to how they move on the table. The more we develop a style, the more specific we can be with our lifts to support that style (if we wish). Ex: Devon’s pronation lift is primarily a kings move lift. Subtle variations make it translate differently. Ex: A levan lift you called “good” had a very vertical forearm. The increased shoulder flexion engagement can be utilized on the table. I would reframe it as: can you (and do you actually want to) use your lift on the table? The more vertical forearm applies to the “punch up” aspect of the toproll, but wouldn’t apply as much when moving the elbow and hand back. It would help when moving the hand up and the elbow slightly forward. I agree Ryan could use more effective training programs, but I believe he did achieve his goal with his lift, so I have a hard time criticizing him in that specific instance.

    • @Dmgolfer22
      @Dmgolfer22 9 дней назад

      Devon’s lift isn’t really a kingsmove lift. It’s a backpressure with static pronation lift. Kings is drag and pronation through the arm. In a kingsmove your upper arm to forearm angle is not 90 degrees. in the lift it generally is.

    • @EvolutionaryE
      @EvolutionaryE 9 дней назад

      @@Dmgolfer22 if he changed his humerus angle relative to the rest of his body, it would be more of a back pressure lift. Kings works best when connects with back pressure, more or less depending upon the rule set used. I can kings move without “back pressure” (elbow flexion) but it’s pretty useless unless I can connect something to it as a transition. Also not very useful in a losing position, since I would have to dip my humerus below parallel. I think part of the kings move vs back pressure question w/r/t the larratt pronation lift is how you stabilize/assist with the shoulder. One difference I have noticed in practicing it: if you are driving the shoulder along the path of the forearm, it will be more back pressure, if you lift the whole apparatus up and slightly away from your core, the pronation seems to transfer through the shoulder differently and more akin to a kings move than an open toproll. It skips the elbow flexors more in the second way.

    • @AdamLighter1
      @AdamLighter1 8 дней назад

      @@Dmgolfer22 it is more of a kings move lift, he arm is not at 90, its closer to 110, while armwrestling angles are around 70-80 degrees, even 90 is not the most translatable angle. Devon kicks his wrist back, which is the way he pronates on the table. This lift he does is more of a defensive stop. I believe you should the the lift the way you armwrestle, so maybe keep your wrist straight or slighlty kicked back and definitely try to keep angles closer to 90.

    • @Dmgolfer22
      @Dmgolfer22 8 дней назад

      @@AdamLighter1 Yes the lift could improve your open toproll but it will also improve all types of toprolls. It’s a toproll lift not just a kingsmove lift.

    • @meitwasnt6705
      @meitwasnt6705 7 дней назад

      People who call Devon's pronation lift " a kingmove " lift never armwrestle or barely do. Devon's lift is basically how you set up with a toproll on table: with your pronation locked out, your backpressure engaged from there you can pull back or punch up... Whatever outside toprolling move that your style is, they all need a strong locked out pronation and backpressure. Ermes started doing Devon's lift after losing to him and said it had improved his pronation, hand strength greatly. Is ermes a kingmover?

  • @shanefisher2972
    @shanefisher2972 9 дней назад

    Are u guys going to nationals this year?

  • @jeffmacarthur9722
    @jeffmacarthur9722 9 дней назад

    Thanks again to Alex for showing us you can be a capable arm wrestler with average sized arms.

    • @tablemonkeys5262
      @tablemonkeys5262 9 дней назад

      Just because it’s true doesn’t mean it doesn’t hurt to hear

    • @shashishekharsingh4652
      @shashishekharsingh4652 9 дней назад

      Thanks to Alex again for showing us you can be a capable arm wrestler with "slightly above average" sized arms.

  • @adriandossantos4318
    @adriandossantos4318 9 дней назад

    If that's how Ryan trains then it explains his results!

    • @jandjpt
      @jandjpt 9 дней назад

      National level puller lol. But you're right, if he hired a proper armwrestling strength coach and pharmacist for his drugs, he would be up there with the elites.

  • @satyavansingh7372
    @satyavansingh7372 12 дней назад

    Killing video on technique, over entire youtube

  • @samsalvacion9275
    @samsalvacion9275 12 дней назад

    great content for sure

  • @DefineStrength
    @DefineStrength 13 дней назад

    these are AWESOME!! thank you fellas!

  • @juliangimenezveliz7970
    @juliangimenezveliz7970 15 дней назад

    that situation could be avoided a hundred percent. Come on FULL of professional arm wrestlers over there

  • @lukawilliams4822
    @lukawilliams4822 17 дней назад

    Not just a fracture but a spiral fracture

  • @sarahandjoe2011
    @sarahandjoe2011 18 дней назад

    Is that a 48” strap? I’m making my own right now and just wondered….

  • @inkofthedragon
    @inkofthedragon 19 дней назад

    Hi, I'm new to arm wrestling. At practice when attempting my riser, the other guys say it feels like I'm pulling more straight back (back pressure) and not actually rising upwards. But when I try to vector upwards towards my face, my elbow comes off the pad. However, when the pro I'm practicing with rises, it does not. I dont get it. FYI I have a shorter forearm and am shorter than everyone at practice. Is that why? I'll also dip down a bit and do more of a hammer curl but the guys say once again that I'm not getting any height. So confused. Thanks for any tips

  • @smeagolmazurenko5238
    @smeagolmazurenko5238 20 дней назад

    Title is sus

  • @treeceps
    @treeceps 23 дня назад

    Last event was really cool stuff, im sure this one could be even better 💪 🫡

  • @fitlifefusion8447
    @fitlifefusion8447 23 дня назад

    Should you cap your thumb when kingmoving

  • @stuartbailey6201
    @stuartbailey6201 24 дня назад

    Anytime someone with more knowledge and power share there ways to train is very much appreciated “ THANK YOU.

  • @FidelStrength
    @FidelStrength 25 дней назад

    Awesome content. You make the moves much easier to understand.

  • @CarnivoreConservative
    @CarnivoreConservative 26 дней назад

    Does the pain ever stop😂

  • @tosmove
    @tosmove 28 дней назад

    Great video guys 💪

  • @LukeJones29
    @LukeJones29 28 дней назад

    I feel like refs grip they always lower my riser so much , how do I get around this?

    • @TheClots
      @TheClots 28 дней назад

      100% this

    • @JamesKillswitchPolanco
      @JamesKillswitchPolanco 27 дней назад

      You can ask them not to lower it too much and give some pushback on it, but in a respectful way. If that doesn’t work, learn how to slightly drop the ulnar side of your wrist which will automatically elevate your hand

    • @LukeJones29
      @LukeJones29 27 дней назад

      @@JamesKillswitchPolanco thank you for this I will try this at my next turny , appreciate the advice !!!

    • @tablemonkeys5262
      @tablemonkeys5262 27 дней назад

      👍👍

  • @bradprovik453
    @bradprovik453 28 дней назад

    I liked the Behind the Scenes version yesterday 😉

  • @ronmccarty7537
    @ronmccarty7537 28 дней назад

    Wow! A ton of information very well presented! Thank you

  • @archdawg5688
    @archdawg5688 28 дней назад

    Iv been waiting for someone to make this video for years! Im glad it was you guys,,,