I think how hard you should workout is one of the most important topics in fitness. If it turns out that pushing it as hard as possible is actually better for muscle growth, then we should just suck it up and do that. But if it turns out that we'd be better off being more moderate with our intensity, so we can balance volume, recovery and other training, then that's what we should do! In this video I'm speaking with 5 different experts about this topic and, while there is some agreement on certain aspects, as you'll see, there is some differing of opinion when it comes to the details.
I'll be uploading the full length, unedited conversations with each guest to my podcast! Watch the first discussion with Dr. Mike Israetel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssObAJcuvHU
Check out my guests' channels here:
Mike Israetel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfQgsKhHjSyRLOp9mnffqVg
John Meadows: https://www.youtube.com/user/mountaindog1
Stefi Cohen: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMoe2ZnSFIFcayGVv__xFEA
Eric Helms: https://www.youtube.com/user/Team3DMJ
Greg Nuckols: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_9SjsqyO87d4aZkEqNuHBA
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About me: I'm a Canadian natural pro bodybuilder and internationally-qualified powerlifter with a BSc in biochemistry/chemistry and a passion for science. I've been training for 12 years drug-free. I'm 5'5 and fluctuate between 160 lbs (lean) and 180 lbs (bulked).
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*Loud screaming and chest striation in the distance.
HARDER THAN LAST TIME
Circle noises*
Underrated comment
My doctor is gonna get angry now
*>sees video title*
*>immediately hears doctor’s screaming*
I have only read the title, and I can already feel Greg’s vain popping
I was thinking the same thing hahahaa
David Goggins has left the chat
@Marc Berg Its just a thought dude. I have read about his 40% rule.
@Gucci Slippers I know that. But now he’s older. No reason to continue running 100 mile marathons.
@_Calistotle _ Everything you read is a thought until you put it in practice. I tried it with cold shower i put the shower on the coldest setting and in the first 40secs my mind was saying stop. I ignored everything and showered for 30+ minutes. So dont always believe your mind get out your comfortzone
@Marc Berg I do the same thing. I step out my comfort zone as often as possible. You’re preaching to the choir. Life is about balance though.
i just copy whatever set rick da stick uploads daily, shirt ripping and florida man rage included
Sticky ricky
Hell yea bois
gotta confuse the weights right babe?
Infest the best bois
Always remember that its a mindset
I’m uploading the full length, unedited discussions with each expert to my podcast! Watch the first one with Dr. Mike here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssObAJcuvHU Enjoy!
https://youtu.be/VQnQN99Fvr4
Woow what an extravaganza of experts and valid oppinions, Great vídeo Jeff
I would to request a topic about working out on crappy temperature like humid rain or scorching hot summer and how athmosperic pressure affects muscle ..
When you have time, could you create a video on skinny fat loss. It seems like a undocumented category. I’ve been working out for a few years now but I am still considered skinny fat. I am not trying intermittent fasting to spark fat loss, but I am building muscle still. So I’m not sure how to break this pattern.
I thought I’d be here before the “HARDER THAN LAST TIME” comments. I was wrong…
lol I heard HARDER THAN LAST TIME in doc’s voice
Greg Doucette I hoped you here in this channel, but you literally called pig to stepahnie
“harder than last time” suggests such a naivety that its hard to comprehend. Imagine disregarding hard scientific data for the sake of a catch phrase and being proud of it!
@Greg Doucette the population had to get smarter after you brought the average down so hard.
I hear faint screams in the distance…
“…buy my freaking training book!!!”
I think it is the cookbook
@Lucas Araujo it’s both
god i can hear his screaming so clearly in my head
it’ll pop up in the comments eventually
Just counting the “HARDER THAN LAST TIME” comments.
“The harder than last time” comments are more than last time
You better count harder than last time
Harder than last time!!!!! Unless your too sore or injured or over trained. Then go easier. 😉
But then after that go HARDER THAN LAST TIME
Hey 21 Correct harder than last time this could’ve been the title of this video
Greg Doucette lol
Harder than last time, then DELOAD! Then do it again! Haha
Come on guys! Everyone can post “Train harder than last time”.
You need to be funnier than last time
@Yacine D lol dumb
Funnier than last time
@Wowz lol a youtube profile is a personality ? Go repeat the songs of your master Greg the guru like the good parrot you are
@Yacine D Lol, is a comment a personality too? Get a life and stop insulting other people.
@Merfa Mmm whoosh
The first guy really made me think about how i dont blink enough
Even his eyebrows get max reps
“Greatness doesn’t come from casual effort.” That’s lowkey the best quote from this video. Thank you, Stef.
I think you guys missed the point. Stefi was pointing out that most people have very poor understanding of what true intensity is. most people are working casually but think they’re training hard, and then are confused when they don’t see gains.
Oversimplified. It doesn’t come from mindless effort either. And it doesn’t come from non-optimal circumstances either, like genetics, upbringing, general environment, connections, etc. Successful people often undermines the luck that they’ve had in getting to where they are, contributing all of their success to pure effort. However, the fact is that the majority of people would not have gotten there, even if they had done exactly the same as that person. Not that there is nothing to be learned from successful people, but probably not as much as we’d like to think. There’s definitely some survivor’s bias to account for.
@Njuice I think the point is that you need all 3 parts to be a champion – sure you need the luck factors, but you need good programming and serious effort too. I don’t think Stefi’s trying to say that if everyone else worked harder they would be like her, but if you don’t put the effort in you’re making certain that you’d never get there regardless of genetics – there are probably hundreds of people with comparable genetics who simply don’t train as hard or as smart and end up in the “good but not great” category. In that sense I would say that being moderately successful doesn’t guarantee that someone is knowledgeable, but if they’ve reached the absolute peak (like Stefi) they almost certainly have quite a bit of knowledge accumulated along the way.
That’s originally a Cus D’amato quote (trainer of Mike Tyson). I think he put like this : Only an obsession could lead to greatness.
@Njuice Correct. What you are describing is what’s called “survivor bias”. The people who “just work hard” and are successful just happen to be the ones that approach happened to work for. The people who worked hard and didn’t succeed? You never hear from them because they didn’t succeed.
This takes alot of freaking time to make this video. I can only say thankyou Jeff for doing it for us. Not even this video, every video you put so much time in them and you make those “science boring results” to interesting and makes me wanna listen, read and know more about it. I wanna thank you so much for every video you put out there, this can be said! Thnx alot Jeff and keep up the good work!!!
Exactly for our viewing pleasure
Damn jeff assembled the avengers for this one
Very excited to do my response video to this. In particular loved what Stefi Cohen had to say.
@Brandon Tomasella To everyone arguing, I am a student of youtube fitness I have watched all these people well into the early morning, all of these people and Greg… generally are all in agreement! Some differences in opinion but that’s a good thing learn from everyone don’t argue for one way! Learn harder than last time!
Mountain Dog’s advice also was also very informative, basically all of the advice were very informative but i tend to agree more with Eric Helms and Mountain Dog
Exactly training for health versus aesthetics
HARDER THAN LAST TIME
Love what feels like the new evolution of YouTube fitness, response videos and these Collabs along with top tier information such as this video makes for a very exciting time
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This comment in very underrated
This needs more likes.
Honestly the best thing about jeff is he never acts like he knows it all, he says let me investigate this and present my findings and really tries to get all the info, great channel
My boyfriend asked me last night, “how hard?” I said to him…”HARDER THAN LAST TIME!!”
Did he sandwich you?