How Much Did Jay Cutler Eat as a Bodybuilder? 😵🍳 #shorts

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[RyubearSaysGao]

Elite genetics and generous PED cycling + insane consistency. He can do this and stay lean, most people could not even get close.

[MrHellcat]

"I never believed in gaining body fat" Me neither, but I'm still fat asf

[joelrossell]

A lamb for breakfast a cow for lunch and either a buffalo or 300 chickens for dinner...

[whoozyyy]

They spend so much time eating and shitting and working out, this is insane dedication

[waylonharper]

Meal prepping is literally a full time job. Jay has always been one of my favorite bodybuilders.

[timothyrosman]

"20 egg whites for breakfast"

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[Zrksys]

Tell me youre rich without telling me you're rich

[jcashdongolf]

It’s not often that you see celebrities, top athletes, or folks that do really special shit have such humility. Jay’s humility precedes him, and the world needs more people like him. Hope to meet him one day 🤙

[Mr.Man]

His job is to sleep, wake up late, eat and workout that must be an awesome life.

[chrisweidner]

I rember reading what Jay said he ate, daily, while training for Mr. Olympia; ‘chicken, yams, rice, broccoli, some steak…….and 5 pounds of fish.” That always stuck with me. These guys are on an entirely different level.

[evilleprichaun]

the real secret to success is always using the full words "carbohydrates" and "repetitions"

[iambobbyhutton]

Anytime a video starts off with this beat and it's workout related you know you're in for a good one ❤

[rambomoore]

I know everyone says is all about the gear, but as someone who has been around this stuff for 25 years, I will say that genetics are the most important factor. I've trained harder and for more years than many of these pros but never got close to that. I looked more like a 70s bodybuilder. Sure I never took more than 700 mg per week max, but even if I did, I would NEVER come close. These guys are ELITE genetics.

[amegakhaker]

1000g of carbs & stay lean = elite metabolic toilet sessions 😂

[LaffyPunch]

that's nasty dedication, props to him .

[Stopitgetsomehelp]

Sourav is an example of someone who wasn't the most talented, the most technically sound or the most impenetrable, but forged a decent career for himself in both formats by sheer will power and determination. People forget that he sacrificed his no. 3 spot in Tests for Dravid despite scoring two hundreds and 66 in his first 3 tests. He deserves a lot of respect.

[jimargo]

As a 6' 3" 220lb bodybuilder I can't even begin to fathom being able to eat that much food in one day !

[JuanGonzalez-vdwj]

This guy didnt even use a spoon to serve his rice. He literally turned over the pressure cooker pot onto his plate 🤯

[purplepineapples]

In 2025 that diet is gonna cost you about $400 a week

[philleyland]

I remember watching a video by James Vest who talked about diet in bodybuilding. Everybody thinks it's the training and drugs, he said a lot was down to what you eat. To be a pro bodybuilder you have to eat at an industrial scale, something that the vast majority couldn't do.