Youtube videos about working out

[quebert]

I got a gym membership a few months ago, I've been doing nothing but treadmill but I'm bored and want to incorporate weights into my routine. I was on Youtube and watched some videos from twinmuscleworkout, I found the dudes to be pretty damn entertaining and they seemed to know what they were talking about. They have a lot of videos too, but I've learned that just because a person's in great shape doesn't mean their advice is worth much. A few people at my gym who look hella ripped have given me some awful advice on how I should go about getting big. Are these 2 knowledgeable? If not I'll probably watch their videos for the LOL value, but I'd like to know if I should actually be paying attention to and following their advice.

To anyone who's going to go look up their videos, they tend to cuss quite a bit so NSFW warning.

 

[Justice 4 All]

Hit the scroll button and the FAQ makes a pretty good interactive video.

 

[Gingervitis]

Before you do anything, read through this first http://www.sherdog.net/forums/f13/strength-power-faq-v2-0-a-1339105/

Besides that, I've never heard of the youtube channel you mentioned, but if you want good tutorial videos this is an example of an excellent one
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[JauntyAngle]

These are some great YouTube workout videos:

 

[Perfect Moo]

Looking at some of their videos, they recommend a body part split which gets a lot of hate around here, somewhat deservingly so.

Your biggest gains will come from heavy compound movements, not isolating different muscles.

 

[Bro1989]

What ever you do, I suggest you don't listen to this guy:

Squats - The Back Squat Best Leg Exercises - YouTube

 

[Justice 4 All]

What ever you do, I suggest you don't listen to this guy:

Squats - The Back Squat Best Leg Exercises - YouTube

This dude is better:

Bodybuilding Exercises : Bodybuilding: Front Squat - YouTube


Note: that was a joke, I do not recommend you replicate what you see in that video.

 

[Bro1989]

Expertvllage is a true phenom. More than 2 billion views on youtube, and I have yet to find a video by them that isn't crappy and pathetic.

 

[hunter121]

Good video

 

[livingdeadmoose]

Before you look at the fitness videos on Youtube which are 99.99% garbage I suggest you read the FAQ.

 

[PowerHungry]

Faq

 

[scoopj]

Squat Rx, Pendlay, Rippetoe, Tate, Wendler, some of the John Broz stuff is pretty impressive too. Search for all of these on Youtube.