Exercise Scientist Critiques Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Training (Pumping Iron)

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0:00 Dr Mike vs Arnold Schwarzenegger
0:36 Role Camera
2:25 Best Feeling in the Gym
4:22 Back Training
6:32 Dripping
12:05 Flyes and Being a Champion
18:29 Mike's Rating

[mekawi]

Dr. Mike has got a PHD in imitating Arnold’s accent … he mastered that sh#t 🤣

[TheTandrewate]

That is actually the best Arnold impression I've ever heard. 💯

[M.T....]

That is literally the greatest Arnold impression I've ever heard.

[jonathanshiflet]

Arnold has gone on record as saying the "better than sex" line was marketing. He wanted to sell the sport.

[Noahlowery]

I was going to the gym 6-7 days a week for like 8ish months then I just quite and didn’t go for about a month or so and started getting smaller so I got back in the gym but only 4-5 days a week and within a week I was back to size and it’s been about 2 months since then and I’m stronger now then I’ve ever was so cutting back on volume actually helped me. All thanks you Dr.Mikes advice, I appreciate all the videos and knowledge you drop for us

[jackslammer]

Prior to clicking this… I knew that Dr. Mike was going to mention the infamous “pump” clip… low and behold it’s the first 10 seconds of the video 😂

[langolier]

I watched that clip of Arnold when I was so young I didn’t understand what he was talking about. I asked my mother and she explained it like only a professional teacher who taught sex ed in high school could explain it. I still don’t understand sex but 30 years later, I finally understand the pump in the gym because I finally experienced it this year. God is good all the time, I love you. I love you. I love you, Michael Michael.❤

[shilpipandey]

In my opinion, Arnold and bodybuilders in his era had way more aesthetic physique than todays mass monster or even the classic guys.

[JoshuaStein-bj]

It's a great piece of bodybuilding history, but it's also just a close-to-perfect documentary in terms of how it captures narrative, technique, psychology, drama. It's such a good movie.

[benbonneau]

Would pay for a full commentary of pumping iron.

[Bjmh]

Arnold Schwarzenegger is truly a transcendental being. Arnold's work in general and Bruce Lee's "The Art of Expressing the Human Body" formed the foundation of my workout knowledge in my younger years, and has proven to be a strong foundation.

[Maduc]

I remember hearing Arnold say he intentionally exaggerated the pump explanation to get attention on the documentary.

[AlanJones]

Today is my 63rd birthday. I absolutely loved this, thank you!

[Keiiluminati]

That Arnold Impression on the same tier as level 4 Mike

[gaddaitherage]

You must have had a lot of fun doing this video w the Arnold impressions. 😃

Arnold is an absolute GOAT of a human w what he has achieved. Thanks for posting this.

[frankf]

Arnold never burned out because he retired from bodybuilding at 28

[pablomendez]

This has to be the ultimate Arnold impression—it's so spot-on, it makes you wonder just how many times Dr. Mike has watched Pumping Iron!

[neildobbs]

The scale of impact Arnold had goes far beyond bodybuilding. I would have never picked up a dumbell, I would probably never had the motivation or courage to challenge myself in other sports, I would never had gained a respect for nutrition, all which helped develop me as a person, and later be my number one aid in battling mental health issues. Of course there are two sides to the coin. Whatever your take on Arnold, his influence has made him a cultural icon across the world and he remians a cornerstone of gym culture today

[phillhart]

This vid - has now officially been ranked as my all time fav. Big fan of the channel, and the accent. Nailed it.

[johnnyczerw]

Cool to hear mike talking about Danny Padilla, I see him all the time he’s a trainer at my gym in his hometown