Every resistance exercise has a bio-mechanical “profile”, which can be used to evaluate its mechanical efficiency and also its anatomical / neurological efficacy.
Understanding the biomechanical factors that an exercise should comply with and how to applying them in real world applications will increase efficiency and safety.
This will also lead to eliminating wasted time and effort using inefficient exercises that can lead to injury and move you away from achieving your goals.
This program gives you access to our recorded seminars / BRIG20 Workshops and the BRIG20 Online Program.
(You also have the option to get the seminars without the BRIG20 videos if you already have the program)
Keep in mind, it's important to learn how to perform the BRIG20 exercises we discuss in the seminars with proper form, this requires clear demonstrations and explanations on how to set up the machines, how to perform each exercise, alternatives options when needed, this will only be available in the BRIG20 program.
Houston Seminar:
-Biomechanics & muscle building
-Learning how to exercise more productively, more efficiently, more safely
-Selecting the best resistance training exercise
-Sets & reps, intensity, frequency, recovery
New York Seminar:
This seminar lays out, very plainly, how physics—the way levers work—influences the amount of load a muscle receives with a given amount of weight, and the difference between loading a specific muscle optimally versus moving the most amount of weight.
A complete dissection of the Squat, Bench Press and Deadlift + guidance on how to perform them if your goal is powerlifting or you simply enjoy the challenge of lifting heavy weights combined with the BRIG20 movements.
Breakdown of the 16 biomechanical factors AKA "The 16 Brignolean Principles".
Doug is the originator of “The 16 Brignolean Principles of Biomechanics”, which spells out the essential factors for selecting the best exercises, and avoiding compromised ones.
BRIG20 Workshop @ Muscleworks Gym UK:
- BRIG20 Exercises
- Proper form and techniques
- The 16 biomechanical factors
- Sets & reps
- Strength training and muscle building
- Q&A
For more details, please email us at: moe@SmartTraining365.com
Course Curriculum
- BRIG20 Description
- BRIG20 Intro with Doug Brignole & Moe Larbi (0:50)
- Pectorals & Serratus Anterior (13:13)
- Deltoids, Rotator Cuff Muscles & Upper Trapezius (37:50)
- Back (Lats, Middle Trapezius & Erector Spinae) (19:10)
- Biceps, Triceps, Forearms (20:56)
- Abs, Transverse Abdominis & Obliques (18:30)
- Legs (Gluteus, Hip-Flexors, Quadriceps, Hamstrings, Calves) (47:15)
- Pendulum Sissy Squat (24:44)
- Workout Demo - Chest & Back (21:48)
- BRIG20 Alternatives Video (75:54)
- BRIG20 + Alternatives PDF
- BRIG20 Explained by Doug Brignole (97:23)
- Bonus - Brig20 Private Group Feedback With Doug Brignole & Moe Larbi (72:30)
- Official Intro (0:50)
- Pectorals - Decline Cable Chest Press (4:36)
- Pectorals | Option 2: Decline Dumbbell Press (3:57)
- Lats One Arm Lat Pull-in (4:04)
- Middle Trapezius Scapular Retraction (4:14)
- Upper Trapezius - Standing Cable Shrugs (3:33)
- Standing Cable Side Deltoid with D-Ring (3:37)
- Side Deltoid DB lying Slight Incline Bench (3:16)
- Side Deltoid | Option 2: Seated Dumbbell Side Raise (3:31)
- Font Deltoids - Cable Front Press (1:58)
- Slight Decline Front Delts Dumbbell Press (2:49)
- Rear Deltoids Cable (3:48)
- Infraspinatus Lying Dumbbell Humeral Rotation (2:44)
- Biceps Standing Cable Curls (2:51)
- Biceps Seated Alternating Dumbbell Curls (2:40)
- Modified Triceps Cable Extension (2:28)
- Decline Db Tricpes Extensions (2:21)
- Forearms (2:41)
- Seated Cable Abs Crunch (3:02)
- Bench Crunches Rectus Abdominis (3:54)
- External Obliques | Cable Side Bends (3:42)
- Obliques (Oblique Torso Rotation) (2:48)
- Erector Spinae “Lower Back” (5:23)
- Quadriceps Leg Extensions (machine or single leg with cable) (3:47)
- Quads - Cable Sissy Squat (3:55)
- Hamstrings Seated Cable Leg Curl (single leg) (3:21)
- Gluteus Multi-Hip Machine (3:15)
- Hip Flexors Standing Alternating Knee Raise with Ankle Weights (2:39)
- Calves (Standing Body Weight) (5:13)