@BeautifulVampiire
Your voice is outstanding, so soft and nice to listen too. ❤
@Kakiedits
Wow the voice is heaven😊
@cerenedavis3483
I am in love with your voice❤. You can be my workout instructor any day with that voice
@shyshy500
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@revlerie
OH MY GOD, THANK YOU MAN. I had absolutely no idea how to train back as a calisthenics newbie. Gotta love your helpful content, bro! 👍
@ultraboyy2267
Bro your voice and body was🤯🤯
@orange_turtle3412
“Let me show you something”
@lucasdesouza9674
I could hear this man voice all night
@Momii_07
Bro came from San Andreas
@cjstryka
Best tips I've ever heard of.
@hansudowolfrahm4856
I can listen to this for advice I can also listen to this to fall asleep
@subhendupanja8122
The motivational posters in the room are 💯
@jusc8288
Bruhh.....you and this calm voice😂
@KenJiSenpaiii
I will mix two, calisthenic and dumbell :))
@arkoudosmpampas1013
You guys can try doing side planks, it engages lats, and with a slight to the front, it engages even more. You can do bodyweight rows on a door or a handle connected to something stable, or under a table heavy enough to hold you, doing Australian pull ups, a very good exercise . I am not sure about its effectiveness, but there is an exercises where you lay back down, forming a T with your arms and your forearms up, push your arms against the floor, retracting your scapula and thus offering some trapz hypertrophy, and you can try variate it for it to be harder. Lastly, you can use a school bag with books in it, to do one arm rows, upright rows, shrugs, pullovers and rear delt raises with a squeeze at the top, can build significant muscle mass if done properly.
@jotarokujo6904
This guy helps me so much
@RayatHabib01
"Let me show you something "
- a wise man
@TheRealAaronTyson
The exercise with the shirt relieved so much pain
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