How To Force New Chest Growth (Using Integrated Partials)

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Published 2023-09-20
In this video, I'm showing you how to force new chest gains by using integrated partials. New research shows that partial reps done in the lengthened (stretched) position may have slight advantages over full range of motion on some exercises. Here we're doing long-length partials for the pecs on cable flyes and the pec deck!

All Comments (21)
  • @JeffNippard
    Have you guys tried integrated partials before? If not, give them a shot next time you train chest and let me know what you think. The pump/stretch combo is pretty unique imo!
  • @saisai7402
    Wake up, babe Jeff dropped a new video
  • @name_244
    Love when there's a new lifting meta
  • @dtrain2829
    John Medows recommend doing these especially with legs. Like hack squat and leg extension. Definitely worth the try
  • @NickBB
    Tried these out today and let me tell you felt insane the stretch
  • @Alex-eq9jz
    Bro is literally the most calculated gym bro ever and im here for it
  • @el-adcohen8201
    Added benefit, end range strength. I'm a PT, and this absolutely matters for prevention of injury.
  • @imsmallcat1034
    This video was huge for me i just HAD to come back 2 days later. Best chest pump i’ve ever had in my life yesterday, and best lat pump i’ve ever had in my life today. It’s so reassuring knowing the stretch matters as much as it does, not the contraction. Thank you!
  • @jared6893
    This is why Jeff is at the top of the fitness tier List S+
  • @HVACinthe973
    Between Jeff and dr mike i feel better about my workouts then i ever have.
  • @TheWeightedTooth
    That’s great ! Can you do a series with these exercises, Jeff ?
  • @byt3blitz
    A nice stretch feels great on the chest. Especially with pec decks. I did want to share with the people that I made a mistake one day and came back too fast during the eccentric phase and I’ve been struggling with pain ever since. The crazy part is that the pain wasn’t immediate. i definitely noticed something but continued on with my workout. 3 days later my shoulder was in a world of pain and I lost a majority of my strength ever since. I haven’t stopped going to the gym, my main focus has been shoulder mobility. I implemented some of the protocols from Jeff’s video on injuries and it’s helping. But man it sucks not being able to hit chest to my fullest potential.
  • @Rushi_83
    You must have crazy premium gym privilege to do one set for 11 minutes
  • Man how can u be sooo good and every tip u give is so worth full, whenever i try a tip of yours it wooorks like a miracle. Especially, with these tricks about the chest, cuz i have been struggling with my chest gains over literally 4 years or so and when i try this technique about the emphasis on the stretch part and the half reps in the stretch end is sooooo noticeable. I really appreciate your work i follow most of the body building coaches and influencers no one benefit me like u do. Thank you so much, big love brother
  • @herenow2630
    Always listen to the guys that know about what they are talking about!! Jeff is one of them
  • @angelmihalkov6715
    I've been implementing this method too recently. I find that standing calf raises with 2-3 partials in the stretched position and then one full rep. Feels really good and I'm already seeing results after just about a month
  • @DarlyntonO
    Now teach us how to force lateral delt growth in the stretched position. Most of the lateral raise variations place too much emphasis on the shortened position and gains come so slowly without maximal stretching of the lengthened position @JeffNippard 😭
  • @Tony_Sab
    Also the most vulnerable to injuries something that you should also mention!
  • Love how straight to the point your videos are, keep the great work up man
  • @ryans339
    Charles Poliquin advocated 1 1/2 reps. This has been around for quite some time. Great video.