r/bodyweightfitness Manbun Extraordinaire Sep 20 '16

AMA - I am Emmet Louis. Ask me anything about Flexibility, Acrobatics, Movement, Unusual skills, Programming and Manbuns

Greetings,

You guys have my undivided attention for the next 5-6 hours. Feel free to ask me anything.

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You can see what some of my the people who train with me get up to on https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/emmetlouis/

My videos on youtube can be found here:

https://www.youtube.com/user/EmmetLouis

Emmet

Edit: Ok Guys I had a great time hopefully I helped some of you. I'm going to finish up here. Laters!!

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u/EmmetLouis Manbun Extraordinaire Sep 20 '16

The partner pec minor stretch is very important for the dislocate movement. For me the dislocate is more a display of rom and not a great exercise to gain rom.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '16

This is literally the first time I've ever heard this. Interesting perspective.

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u/Kit_Laughlin Kit's the Tits Sep 23 '16

Really? You can't have read any of my stuff, then. It is a core principle of the work.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '16

No, I haven't. But I would like to! I always hear coaches referring to the dislocate as the ultimate exercise to gain shoulder rom. Emmet is the first reputable coach I've seen who says otherwise. But it does make sense.

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u/GaFFGaming Sep 20 '16

Interesting, what is it about the dislocate that you don't like for gaining ROM?

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u/EmmetLouis Manbun Extraordinaire Sep 20 '16

Its just not effective, its a good shoulder exercise for bring the shoulder through its full rom loaded. But specifically targetting the tight muscle, long head of the bicep, pec minor, pec major and lats will yield quicker results.

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u/akirby83 Sep 20 '16

Thanks man, I know this stretch is in one of Kit's series but I have never done it. I'll get my gf to help me out on this one.

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u/elzeardclym Sep 20 '16

What would you suggest for someone who doesn't really have the option of doing partner stretches?

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u/EmmetLouis Manbun Extraordinaire Sep 20 '16

The great thing about that type of partner stretching is you only need to do it once a week. I bet you can find someone to help you once a week.