Mike Mentzer's LIFE ADVICE to Huberman #shorts

#hubermanlab #motivation #steroids #morningroutine #dopamine

[EriPages]

Get good at something else is perfect. Helps you avoid gym addiction.

[kennyjohnson]

Don’t make the gym your life, make it apart of your life.

[HMuny]

The part about not using steroids if you dont compete is so obvious but ignored by so many

[thorxgmail]

The Uncrowned 1980 Mr.Olympia. R.I.P. Mike Mentzer. " Till FAILURE "

[mikelevenson]

I got to know Mentzer in 74 when I joined the gym where he was working. He was about 22 and getting back into competition..He was absolutely brilliant.. I got the opportunity to discuss his philosophies on life and theories about muscle hypertrophy many times. He made a lifelong impression on me as well many others..Btw he was huge..

[Rawdiswar]

Wait wait wait. Huberman met Mike Mentzer?

[mitfreude]

1. Dont use roids, be natty. Unless you compete.
2. Enjoy training hard.
3. Do something else you really enjoy. (This is a really important advice)

[IdealistINFP]

Mike was utterly robbed of his Sandow.

[philmullineaux]

Mentzer was way ahead of his time, as Zane was.

[damansbedi]

Mike Mentzer was a gem, a legend and kind hearted. I wish he was here today.

[everyone]

Mike saved my life . I enjoy working out now . We all want that body right but something changed for me . I don't care for being healthy or being buff buff, I feel happy now and my body loves the pump . Mike if you were alive man ❤❤❤❤❤❤thanks buddy for leaving behind your knowledge, I would have givin up if it wasn't for his teachings ❤❤❤

[zechariahsmith]

I am glad Mentzer laid the groundwork for understanding how and why hypertrophy works.

[brianafrojack]

After years of reading magazines and books on bodybuilding since 1985 when I was 11. Mike Mentzer should have got a Mr. O title seems that him not kissing the right people's ass definitely hurt his chances.

[gyandeepdas]

Mike said what he really believed . "Get good at something else" mike was a pre med student and studied genetics and chemistry. And he also used to train hard but fewer times and unfortunately he did die due to heart complications not sure it was from anabolics or genetical but could be due to anabolics.

[travis]

Mike dissed him in the nicest way possible

[mynamebashbarti]

This dude is such a legend I’m glad he’s getting the recognition he deserves even if he isn’t here to see it

[sss]

If you evolve your life around the gym you can get obsessed in a way where you get body dysmorphia and nothing else matters like for example buisiness relationships like looking after your family and becoming smarter, so many things

[judahchant]

the greatest of all time, very sad he died so young

[ChristAliveForevermore]

Amen to all 3. Mike knew that training was only the groundwork of a life well-lived, but that more is required of us.

[ryanbizahaloni]

Little does this dude know Mike was politely telling him he didn't "have it".