“They’re Not Strong Enough”: Exercise Scientist Reacts to Andrew Tate’s Poor Form While Performing Bar Dips

Dr. Mike Israetel, popularly known as Exercise Scientist in the bodybuilding world, launched a YouTube series a few months ago. He puts up videos and critiques the training protocols of celebrity critics. From criticizing Classic Physique Mr. Olympia champion Chris Bumstead’s leg workout to calling Hollywood actor Tom Brady’s TB12 method short on science, he does not shy away from openly calling out significant entities. In one of the videos that was recently shared by a fitness page, he was seen dissing Andrew Tate’s tricep dips, stating that his method was fine only for halfway dips.

However, to get a better result, better stretch, and a better front delts connection, he states that it is utterly important to go deeper.  It helps in boosting the process of growth in the tricep and chest area as well. Dr. Mike Israetel said, “This halfway down bullsh*t is something dudes do when they’re not strong enough to go all the way down for many reps.”

He added that when the ego comes in between, they just decide to not go through the discomfort that is caused by going too low, which gives out the actual benefit. That is why they decide to go ‘nice and high’ which means halfway through. He even further mocks Andrew Tate for an incident that occurred earlier.

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Dr. Mike Israetel gives Andrew Tate the taste of his own medicine

As the video gradually proceeds, and Andrew Tate is done with the workout, he goes on to explain why he goes halfway down for the dips. He states that this is how he feels a tension on his shoulders, He wants to be careful, lest he might end up hurting his shoulder. As he finishes his statement, he asks whether it makes sense. To this, Dr. Mike Israetel points out an incident from the past, where Tate called a lot of the men to be p*ssies.

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He said, “Nope. Calling everyone a p*ssy and then all of a sudden dips hurt your shoulder. What does that feel like?” Well, it is yet to debate who is right. Different individuals are accustomed to different postures, what is important is that the primary muscle is activated. What are your thoughts on Tate’s training method? Let us know in the comments section below!