@mabubakar.10: Have you ever noticed some skinny guys are way stronger than their size? It's their tendons. Here's how to train yours at home without getting bulky: 4 holds, the one rule that decides whether tendon training works, a simple wall-hold test, and a 12-week plan. If you watched "How Some Skinny Guys Are Stronger Than Big Guys", this is how you train it. Disclaimer: We are not doctors, physical therapists, dietitians, certified trainers or any other licensed health or fitness professionals. This video is for education and entertainment, based on the published research listed above, and is not personal medical, training or nutrition advice. Isometric holds raise blood pressure: breathe through every hold, and check with a doctor first if you have high blood pressure, a heart condition or a joint injury. Make sure any door frame, bar or step you use is solid. Stop if you feel sharp joint pain. If you're under 18, keep the effort medium and skip extra weight. #tendontraining #isometrics #calisthenics

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