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MIKE MENTZER: THE COMPLETE INTERVIEW (1991) 

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To learn more about Mike Mentzer's life, legacy and teachings, please visit: www.hituni.com/about/mike-men...
I’ve had a lot of requests to post the entire video interview that Mike did in 1991, when he had just started his personal training business.
I had originally posted this in two parts about a year ago, but not everyone has seen both parts. So, here is the complete 1991 interview that Mike did in Los Angeles. Among the topics covered are:
* Training for size versus training for definition
* Steroids and bodybuilding
* Dieting to lose body fat
* Cardiovascular benefits from weight training
* Training requirements for women and men
* Do all bodybuilders aspire to be movie stars?
* How Mike only trained for two hours a week in preparation for the 1980 Mr. Olympia contest
* The satisfaction Mike derives from passing on his knowledge as a personal trainer
For those wondering what it was like to hang out with Mike and shoot the shit about exercise, nutrition, etc., this video will give you some idea.
To see more of Mike Mentzer check out these videos by Wayne Gallasch of GMV:
MIKE & RAY MENTZER TRIPLE PACK DVD SET (V-209SP-DVD) tinyurl.com/ym4vdkta
MIKE & RAY MENTZER - GYM WORKOUT DOWNLOAD (V-121) tinyurl.com/2ua7p8rj
MIKE MENTZER - FINAL CHAPTER DOWNLOAD (V-208) tinyurl.com/yc4efn8y

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@Turnpost2552
@Turnpost2552 Год назад
Dude he is extremly well spoken holy crap.
@squidford8934
@squidford8934 Год назад
He was in med school too
@sasaha8389
@sasaha8389 11 месяцев назад
Its Mike Mentzer, the real Budybuilding goat
@network735
@network735 9 месяцев назад
Him and dorian Yates 2 most intellectual bodybuilders going
@ransomedavis2208
@ransomedavis2208 9 месяцев назад
speaks alot better than arnie even speaks now
@JM-jq7ft
@JM-jq7ft 7 месяцев назад
yea, intellectual first, bodybuilding pioneer second
@Mrs-zq2se
@Mrs-zq2se Год назад
He was so comprehensive, no wasted words. Complete Spartan
@daniloz5673
@daniloz5673 2 месяца назад
Legend
@sublimesense7761
@sublimesense7761 Месяц назад
the guys a moron. he said if you take steroids and don't train you won't get any results
@williamlawlor7445
@williamlawlor7445 Год назад
Mike Mentzer, the real 1980 mr O. Its a massive shame he died so young. He was honest, intelligent and articulate. RIP.
@rbbrum110
@rbbrum110 Год назад
Can't believe he got to that level from 30-45 minutes per day 4x/week. No way he could make it today with that schedule.
@danb3703
@danb3703 11 месяцев назад
When you find mike, its like realizing you’ve been lying to yourself for a very long time…
@sasaha8389
@sasaha8389 11 месяцев назад
Arnold rigged the 80s mr. olympia. He was disrespectful and a snake over the others. I can understand why Arnold hated Mike Mentzer when Mike called out Arnold on his BS about the Bodybuilding knowledge. Mike was ahead of everyone of these Bodybuilders.
@timswisher895
@timswisher895 11 месяцев назад
​@@rbbrum110Dorian Yates used the same principles.
@Meemeeseecoo
@Meemeeseecoo 11 месяцев назад
@@rbbrum110, Dorian Yates did the same thing and he would dominate today.
@c.s.4273
@c.s.4273 7 месяцев назад
We need Mike Mentzer so badly in todays confused world!
@mizukarate
@mizukarate 2 месяца назад
Really. I have gotten some help from Mike's videos and books. Additionally he was very knowledgeable in the area of philosophy. I enjoy much of his view.
@sublimesense7761
@sublimesense7761 Месяц назад
the guys a moron. he said if you take steroids and don't train you won't get any results
@baronmeduse
@baronmeduse 11 дней назад
Except for his devotion to Ayn Rand's nonsense. We can do without that amateurism.
@mizukarate
@mizukarate 11 дней назад
@@baronmeduse I don't care for her much. I am also not a big fan of his atheism. All this said he knew his philosophy.
@messiahsfollower4643
@messiahsfollower4643 Год назад
Mike was is and will always be the "Bruce Lee" of bodybuilding...he was so far ahead of his time.. As always, thank you John.
@nunya464
@nunya464 Год назад
The dude was a meth head
@penguindawg8817
@penguindawg8817 Год назад
He's not " Bruce Lee" of bodybuilding, he's Mike mentzer of bodybuilding, legend.
@messiahsfollower4643
@messiahsfollower4643 Год назад
@@penguindawg8817 it's an analogy ....and no shit.
@markgothard7158
@markgothard7158 Год назад
Maybe so, then Eugene Sandow is Ip man.
@Tfit7
@Tfit7 Год назад
@@ChrisAnderson1986 Would You rather work 2 to 3 days a week to make $100,000 a year or 12 hours a day, seven days a week to make the same? If a guy wants to be in the gym every day for two hours and look in the mirror at himself while watching the pump occur second by second then have at it. Many people just want to get some results in the least amount that is necessary While pursuing other things in life with the extra time.
@locol0c0
@locol0c0 11 месяцев назад
I can only wish today's TV returns to this standard. What an interview, genuine discussion, no shouting, no agendas, a genuine interest for knowledge and level-headed truthful responses with no desire to appear smart or anything
@great1004
@great1004 10 месяцев назад
It's not like that anymore they're all in it for themselves and not in it to genuinely to help people they just want to bullshit everybody.. to further their own agenda
@great1004
@great1004 10 месяцев назад
Mike was a real good guy... he genuinely wanted to help people achieve success in fitness and bodybuilding ...he will be truly missed by the REAL bodybuilding/fitness community
@hollybanville474
@hollybanville474 8 месяцев назад
No agenda, I love that I'm not alone against the agendas
@Tom-rn3yg
@Tom-rn3yg 8 месяцев назад
It is like a video from an entirely different culture.
@AAron-gr3jk
@AAron-gr3jk 8 месяцев назад
And without the need to promote products or supplements:)
@Jets228
@Jets228 Год назад
it's so refreshing to listen to this interview. All participants are calm, interested in gaining knowledge in the subject at hand, rather than promoting stereotypes or pushing agendas.
@mike.mentzer_enjoyer
@mike.mentzer_enjoyer 10 месяцев назад
I also like how the interviewers are open minded and asking questions and curious not debating or disagreeing anything Mike says.
@spideylover4105
@spideylover4105 8 месяцев назад
Before people felt the need to have a "gotcha" moment or virtue signal.
@neverbeganforme
@neverbeganforme 6 месяцев назад
Before all men virtually turned into women.
@jimaldo7715
@jimaldo7715 5 месяцев назад
You got that right. American media has turned into a cesspool.
@anthonypowell8591
@anthonypowell8591 2 месяца назад
Thank you!
@earlofdrumer1851
@earlofdrumer1851 8 месяцев назад
The thinking man's bodybuilder. Mike Mentzer is a legitimate idol and role model.
@sublimesense7761
@sublimesense7761 Месяц назад
the guys a moron. he said if you take steroids and don't train you won't get any results
@cm5933
@cm5933 Год назад
Amazing journalism. Legit and respectful questions
@dalefehring9537
@dalefehring9537 Год назад
Uncrowned 1980 Mr Olympia , the judges stuffed up big time with this one and everybody knows it.
@steelphantom9105
@steelphantom9105 Год назад
Agree, politics Weider and Arnold stole the contest from Mike.
@rickgarcia8481
@rickgarcia8481 Год назад
Lol, people keep saying 80 winner, the guy was 5th. I'm sure the others in front of him think they won. There have been many controversial olympias, but most made up there mind to come back better each year. Mike was weak mentally. Couldn't handle defeat. Ask Cutler how he managed to keep trying that is relentless effort.
@dalon6900
@dalon6900 Год назад
@@rickgarcia8481 No Mike just didn't want to support an organisation he knew was rigged and the politics around it.
@mrnobody1546
@mrnobody1546 11 месяцев назад
​@@rickgarcia8481i think there's a difference between losing to prime Ronnie Coleman and straight up robbery
@abhijitha4071
@abhijitha4071 10 месяцев назад
​@@rickgarcia8481Lol you are not weak but a stud to say " Fck you" to people who rob you Mr.Olympia didn't seem worth it cause it was ruled by people who found Mike and his revolutionary training principles as a threat to their source of income So even placing Mike in top 3 was something they feared
@zakialiabbas1986
@zakialiabbas1986 Год назад
Was ahead of his time for sure. Mike seemed to be a sensitive guy at heart who just couldn’t bear the politics aspect of competitive bodybuilding and just gave up. Had he kept competing he would have won for sure.
@cm5933
@cm5933 Год назад
1000%
@carson3811
@carson3811 Год назад
He definitely had sex with young men and ended up addicted to meth.. and there is a saying what's the difference between a straight man and a gay man.. a dollar bag of meth.. but he was a smart guy and definitely new his stuff and had one of the best psyches in his prime.. and now your guy that works out at your local gym .. looks natty but he's taking twice the amount of gear Mike and others were..who were pro bodybuilder's and legends.. and there's teenager now taking tren and all-sorts and look like there natural it's crazy social media has alot to do with it.. Instagram influencer's taking gear for followers actors for movie rolls .. guys on reality TV shows all blasting gear .. and young girls getting plastic surgery in there early 20s wrecking there face
@theryman4124
@theryman4124 Год назад
He’s like Kai Green. Had they both kept going for a few more years they would have won eventually
@vToneehh
@vToneehh Год назад
Imagine how big of a RU-vid channel he would have had
@thegamingalphas9227
@thegamingalphas9227 Год назад
It lost all its meaning once a semiretired Arnold won while looking like crap
@robin-38-
@robin-38- Год назад
He sounds honest about everything and looks like he doesn't really give a fuck about anyone's opinion of him.
@nubbsy6
@nubbsy6 5 месяцев назад
That’s a good philosophy tbh
@timb8970
@timb8970 Год назад
I’m amazed how intelligent the interviewers’ questions were.
@Tomaso-TheGreat
@Tomaso-TheGreat 11 месяцев назад
they were pretty average, nothing you wouldn't expect.
@skidipap8750
@skidipap8750 4 месяца назад
​@@Tomaso-TheGreat yeeaah also it looked like they didnt know what even calories are
@janlibourel7803
@janlibourel7803 Год назад
One of the finest physiques ever to walk the planet, and so handsome, articulate, affable and knowledgeable. It just doesn't seem right that so fine a man should die so young! About 40 years ago I was running past Muscle Beach in Venice, and there was Mike Mentzer in all his glory. I exclaimed, "Hey, you're Mike Mentzer! Looking good!" He smiled pleasantly, and I continued on my course down to the Marina breakwater.
@quantumpotential7639
@quantumpotential7639 Год назад
I was out there on the same day. I said HI to him and he gave me a thumbs uP. I think I happened up on him just moments after you did. Small world Missy.
@groomys67
@groomys67 Год назад
Clever girl.
@mroctober3657
@mroctober3657 11 месяцев назад
I remember you. I was walking my dog that day (RIP Mitzi). I saw Mike Metzer and congratulated him on the success of Conan The Barbarian. He did not reply.
@zemm9003
@zemm9003 9 месяцев назад
That sounds super gay.
@popes446
@popes446 9 месяцев назад
@@zemm9003 complimenting a guy is gay now is it.
@capcadoi
@capcadoi 11 месяцев назад
He's a pleasure to listen to. For the record, I'm not a bodybuilder and haven't spent more than a few odd months in the gym but I can't stop listening. He's extremely eloquent and quickwitted.
@rogerfournier3284
@rogerfournier3284 Год назад
Mike Mentzer was my mentor from I met him in Venice, California in 1985.
@douglas1321smith
@douglas1321smith Год назад
Have you got any tips to share like a workout routine to gain mass ?
@rogerfournier3284
@rogerfournier3284 Год назад
@@douglas1321smith Eat more protein with complex carbohydrates. For example if you weigh 180 lbs. Eat 180 grams of protein plus carbs each day.
@mattheweverly2174
@mattheweverly2174 2 месяца назад
That was a terrific interview! Mentzer's knowledge is still being viewed today because people are so misinformed and are hitting plateaus due to over-training. Superb Bodybuilder.
@jeffreywingham5302
@jeffreywingham5302 Год назад
What a great man, lost him way too soon.
@collinmartin2167
@collinmartin2167 Год назад
Wayyyy tooo soon
@TheBoon14
@TheBoon14 Год назад
I’m a huge Mentzer fan but to confirm it was probably due to prolonged amphetamine and steroid use, correct?
@bolobuddy6702
@bolobuddy6702 Год назад
@@TheBoon14 yes he was known to use Dbol for prolonged periods of time and heavy amphetamine use, both no good for the heart
@thehealthychefri
@thehealthychefri Год назад
@@TheBoon14 He and his brother Ray both were heavy smokers as well!
@TheBoon14
@TheBoon14 Год назад
@@thehealthychefri no way! He smoked daily you say? Damn good to know.
@vladimirvatkov4100
@vladimirvatkov4100 Год назад
That was a great interview. Mike is so well-spoken and educated - a great legend of the sport. Interviewers were also great, hard to see such journalism nowadays.
@fender1000100
@fender1000100 Год назад
John you keep giving us gems to remember the late great Mike Mentzer. Keeping his legacy alive and inspiring futures generations. Many thanks.
@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE
@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE Год назад
Thanks for the kind words. I’m glad you are enjoying the content.
@scottdaugherty8065
@scottdaugherty8065 10 месяцев назад
Mike, man what a great human being he was. A great bodybuilder and the mustache was impeccable
@danielandrei1709
@danielandrei1709 Год назад
The journalist is asking really good questions
@luciferianjesuslover9453
@luciferianjesuslover9453 Год назад
This dude is my inspiration!
@au10666
@au10666 Год назад
wow, bring back these kind of interviews! so professional and knowlegable.
@user-xe5fz6se9j
@user-xe5fz6se9j Год назад
Yep. No women
@Karsuke
@Karsuke 8 месяцев назад
That’s real
@MrPeterStevens
@MrPeterStevens Год назад
I had no idea who Mike was until Jess Cavaliere mentioned him when he was talking about over training. Bought and read Heavy Duty II as a result. Guy was decades ahead of his time. Just brilliant. Thanks for posting John!
@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE
@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE Год назад
You’re welcome. Glad you’re enjoying the content.
@woahitsmeach9150
@woahitsmeach9150 4 месяца назад
never really knew anything about mike mentzer, only seen clips, he seems like goldmine of knowledge if you’re willing to listen
@mike.mentzer_enjoyer
@mike.mentzer_enjoyer 11 месяцев назад
I wish Mike Mentzer would still be alive today and i would want to tell him how much he inspired me and how much i learned from him and made me train the right way. Everything i know about bodybuilding science and diet i learned it all from him.
@rarule1562
@rarule1562 10 месяцев назад
Same
@autumnapollonia
@autumnapollonia 2 месяца назад
A genius. I can listen to him for hours. I am always marveled at his brilliance and massively advanced vocabulary. He probably would have scored very high on Mensa.
@THE_RAMALAMADINGDONG
@THE_RAMALAMADINGDONG 2 месяца назад
RIP Mike and Ray Mentzer you'll never know how much you're missed ..
@DG123z
@DG123z Год назад
God I love this guy. Wish I knew about him years ago.
@thomasweber6101
@thomasweber6101 2 месяца назад
What a great interview with such a great Person! 👍
@krazie835
@krazie835 6 месяцев назад
I'm of the opinion Mike Mentzer was ahead of his time, and he has become a Legend.
@moritztabor1678
@moritztabor1678 Год назад
Thank you very much for uploading
@geluzah
@geluzah 23 дня назад
If you look on his body language and the way he speaks, he actually knows that everything is saying has the most accurate answer, cannot be more specific than this. Good to hear this interview multiple times!
@rfdc
@rfdc 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for posting this!
@JozsefWittek
@JozsefWittek Год назад
This video is amazing! Thank you for sharing.
@leavingtellus3454
@leavingtellus3454 Год назад
Mike was truly one interesting humanbeing! His calmness and knowledge is inspiring. Thanks for sharing this interview
@duddy707
@duddy707 3 месяца назад
This was excellent. Thank you
@danfrontman
@danfrontman Год назад
Thanks for uploading this mate, awesome.
@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE
@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@PeterJohnson-pu1ng
@PeterJohnson-pu1ng 2 дня назад
This advice is worth $$. Great interview.
@KermitHitler
@KermitHitler Год назад
This is VERY rare and very surprising to see, especially given the date this was aired. Both the guest AND the hosts are full of intelligent and interesting insight, questions, points of view and reflections on reality. Truth is told here, unflinchingly, openly and objectively. What a truly GREAT interview, what truly great questions asked by the hosts, and many of the topics and information conveyed and shed light upon are just as relevant and pertinent today as they were back then. The only exception to this is that the information and advice relating to diet is very narrow, limited and dated, compared to what is known about nutrition today, not just as it applies to muscle building, but as it applies to general health also. That aside, Bravo indeed !
@anthonypowell8591
@anthonypowell8591 2 месяца назад
Thanks very much. I was just starting out in the broadcast industry then, 33 years later, I would have done some things differently. ESPECIALLY THE YELLOW PANTS, what was I thinking? Thanks again for your kind words.
@thepanel2935
@thepanel2935 8 месяцев назад
Mike was a spokesman, a teacher, an articulate man, a straight-shooter and a truly knowledgeable dude. I think he is/was a fascinating person. I don't know anything about his 'competitive streak' or his rivalry against/towards other bodybuilders, but for those of us who simply listen to his presentations, he is a riveting and captivating speaker. Thanks, Mike... RIP.
@TheHumanRanger
@TheHumanRanger Год назад
Great video, thank you!😄
@anthonypowell8591
@anthonypowell8591 2 месяца назад
Thanks for posting this interview. A much younger me was one of the hosts, when we were doing a public access show in Santa Monica in the early 90's. (Please forgive the pants, don't know what I was thinking.) Thanks again!
@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE
@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE 2 месяца назад
Thanks very much for your post and, indeed, for having the prescience to have interviewed Mike at the time. You asked some very intelligent and probing questions, which doesn’t happen all that often in interviews, cable access or otherwise. Much appreciate you having done this and, on behalf of the viewers of this channel, I would like to thank you very much again. As far as the yellow pants go, hey, it was the early 90s in California. I was wearing a thin leather tie at the time!
@anthonypowell8591
@anthonypowell8591 2 месяца назад
@@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE Thanks so much for your kind words, greatly appreciated!! Yes, I had some thin ties too, lol. Thanks again!
@Kris-Ako
@Kris-Ako Год назад
Such a down to earth intelligent guy, respect to him, r.i.p Mike 💙
@bigjastooo
@bigjastooo 9 месяцев назад
Defenitley gonna listen to this a bunch of times a lot of knowledge to scoop up
@niklasyu5804
@niklasyu5804 7 месяцев назад
Great interview ❤
@3pac1970
@3pac1970 10 месяцев назад
GREAT INTERVIEW THANKS DR. MENTZER UR THE KING
@chevyvega6622
@chevyvega6622 2 месяца назад
i remember like it was yesterday when i was training with big M , helped me out so much, and had many long morning conversations on topics beyond lifting, the industry needs mike today....miss u mike and ms sharky
@GingerMulletYT
@GingerMulletYT 5 месяцев назад
What a video. Loved this
@usmaniqbal1322
@usmaniqbal1322 6 месяцев назад
So educational and such a gentleman
@5idi0uss
@5idi0uss Год назад
Genuinely one of the Best interviews of all time in general. Amazing questions, amazing answers, insights, knowledge, experience, humility and so much more. Rest In Peace Champ.
@rodrigorodrigo7289
@rodrigorodrigo7289 Год назад
Excellent interview
@halfsharona
@halfsharona Год назад
Mike went too early. What a guy and an inspiration. A true sporting legend, way ahead of his time.
@rvinlangurayan9778
@rvinlangurayan9778 7 месяцев назад
Guy was way ahead of his time. Back then, people only listened to the so-called champions. Little did they know that it's not just about reaching the top of the mountain, but the process of climbing it what matters most.
@gotnoname3956
@gotnoname3956 9 месяцев назад
Dude, I wish he would still be alive and give so much more interviews. This guy is such a legend and inspired me in regards to training and diet...so sad that he died so young.
@AntonioZL
@AntonioZL 11 месяцев назад
It's amazing how ahead of his time he was. Most of what he has said still holds true to this day, even with 30+ years of accumulating research since then.
@jeremyheng1681
@jeremyheng1681 6 месяцев назад
This is really informative stuff, Mike was definitely ahead of his time, such intelligent and well-spoken man. Such a shame that the judges for 1980's Olympia screwed him...
@michaelmcginty2766
@michaelmcginty2766 10 месяцев назад
Great guy. He took my phone call back when I was trng in my 20s. Really helpful. RIP!
@Kingtot
@Kingtot 8 месяцев назад
Man, Mike is so "to the point" in his speech. Nothing wasted. Amazing.
@scottlapointe9682
@scottlapointe9682 Год назад
Thank you!!
@JamesGettingFit
@JamesGettingFit Год назад
What a great interview
@jackdaniels2038
@jackdaniels2038 9 месяцев назад
Love how Mike is straight to the point.
@brucekent7442
@brucekent7442 Год назад
What a straight forward Man!
@onlycryptofans
@onlycryptofans 11 месяцев назад
I knew the name for a while. Only started watching Mike Mentzer over the last week and he was truly a genius!
@truecrimefacts4786
@truecrimefacts4786 Год назад
Dudes IQ is out of this world😮😂 like a scientists who became a bodybuilder. He’s speaking about it as though they are discussing a cure for cancer. Astounding.
@psychedelictacos9118
@psychedelictacos9118 10 месяцев назад
He went to medical school and studied chemistry and had ambitions to be a psychiatrist, like Frank Zane he had a strong scientific understanding of science, chemistry, physiology and anatomy!
@sauceboss7165
@sauceboss7165 Год назад
Blessed us with a gem
@blakerdavis
@blakerdavis Год назад
I'm glad he OK'd a few beers a week for me. Thanks Mike!
@Aaron_S
@Aaron_S 4 месяца назад
That was the only time Mike smiled in the interview 😂
@Connorangel00
@Connorangel00 Год назад
Ahh thanks. This is a classic
@hubertsteptoe3777
@hubertsteptoe3777 10 месяцев назад
Really liked that interview. It kind of put in context my experience eating. I look like I’m totally chicken, rice& asparagus but I eat almost anything but I don’t eat a lot.
@sorrymommy8190
@sorrymommy8190 11 месяцев назад
The bluntness of MIke *in the early 90s* about the prevalence of steroid usage, its necessity to compete, and the admission that roid rage is a result of that persons personality and not the drug is so fucking ahead of its time.
@shahzadkhosravi195
@shahzadkhosravi195 Год назад
seeing mike happy makes me so happy
@terrydonegan1622
@terrydonegan1622 Год назад
Such an amazing person. And so sad he's no longer with us. R.i.peace Mike
@great1004
@great1004 10 месяцев назад
Mike knows his shit... what a intelligent guy and a phenomenal bodybuilder he will be truly missed in the TRUE bodybuilding community...
@stefanoslalic2199
@stefanoslalic2199 5 месяцев назад
Such an articulate human being. I wish he lived longer so he can continue sharing his huge knowledge.
@michelemarcolin2548
@michelemarcolin2548 Год назад
Great interview, well conducted and well answered!
@travispitts
@travispitts 10 месяцев назад
Mike was a genius, also good reads and interview when you can find them are Arthur Jones, Casey Viator and Dorian's Blood and Guts book/videos are excellent resources. But Mike was and still is the GOAT.
@luigirnotyourbusiness8127
@luigirnotyourbusiness8127 Год назад
Very interesting interview
@Dur677
@Dur677 10 месяцев назад
I support your Channel. I think the most people just want to sell exercises and products tho it it nice to see that some people listen to what HE has to say.
@BigEightiesNewWave
@BigEightiesNewWave 11 месяцев назад
I'm still rocking a Mentzer stache.
@andypicken7848
@andypicken7848 11 месяцев назад
What a engaging and convincing communicator Mike was. His crasp of logic reminds me of the top Amercan stock market investors.
@RM-to8xr
@RM-to8xr 7 месяцев назад
Been training mikes way for the last few weeks tracking lifts one set to maximum failure on each exercise and never looked better can’t wait for next summer thanks Mike ! My session today 20/25 mins !
@RM-to8xr
@RM-to8xr 7 месяцев назад
Just to add way stronger every next session! About 7 days later for same body parts
@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE
@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE 7 месяцев назад
Congratulations on your progress!
@RM-to8xr
@RM-to8xr 7 месяцев назад
@@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE thank you ! My passion for body building has been reignited
@RGB5555
@RGB5555 3 месяца назад
The realest bodybuilder ever
@thechange1013
@thechange1013 10 месяцев назад
Complete truth teller, bold.
@knownoboundaries___
@knownoboundaries___ 11 месяцев назад
I love Mike and his mind. It's also so refreshing to hear Mike talk about steroids. Tom Platz and Lee Priest are also really open about it.
@The_Invisible_Man
@The_Invisible_Man 10 месяцев назад
A very important man in the history of bodybuilding and infact the understanding of the body
@clarkcioccolatino1701
@clarkcioccolatino1701 5 месяцев назад
This is pure gold. Wisdom
@flyfreeqhrt5484
@flyfreeqhrt5484 Год назад
I like a completely honest person about using steroids. It’s like so what. Yes I used them when I competed. Everybody did.
@edgecenter4
@edgecenter4 Год назад
It was around 1980 that I competed in the Mr Minnesota contest. And Mike was the guest poser. The night before, they had a get together which ended up being a Q&A with Mike. The only thing I remember about the Q&A was his response to how much protein you needed. He claimed around 60 grams.. chicken fish, etc. He actually looked normal size in street clothes but when he posed it was way different. He was awesome. And his listed height of 5-8 is probably close. I stood next to him backstage and with no shoes he was a little shorter than I was. And I was 6-0.
@gennarolombardi1067
@gennarolombardi1067 Год назад
Awesome guy and definitely a figure in bodybuilding who put it on the map like Arnold, Lou, Haney, and many many others.
@great1004
@great1004 10 месяцев назад
Mike is absolutely right on a lot of things he's talking about
@captain4825
@captain4825 Месяц назад
Love Mike! Anyone know where to find footage of him working out when he’s older?
@chandler23robinson
@chandler23robinson 7 месяцев назад
I notice he speaks very well, but I also notice that when he speaks when you think he is going to say more, he stops, this mean because he just get straight to the point and not beating around the bush, I like that about him.
@artielarengano9287
@artielarengano9287 10 месяцев назад
This man inspired me to start working out
@BillVegaNewDecade
@BillVegaNewDecade 9 месяцев назад
Great interview, cutting through all the bullshit and is even more relevant today. Day 4 of the ideal routine tomorrow. "Legs, yes legs again" for those that know 👊🏻
@sachindz
@sachindz 3 дня назад
The man knows how to speak and be concise. forget bodybuilding. 👏
@yunk9
@yunk9 7 месяцев назад
Mike is amazing but what really stood out was how great the journalists were what a difference compared to now.
@CaneFu
@CaneFu Год назад
IMO Mentzer deserved to win the 1980 Olympia but he got shafted because he criticized Joe Weider's high volume training routines and phony supplements which were a staple of his magazine. Had Mentzer won the Olympia then Weider's entire business empire would have lost credibility and Joe wasn't going to let that happen. No doubt Mike's health decline was at least in part caused by Weider destroying his bodybuilding career.
@abhijitha4071
@abhijitha4071 10 месяцев назад
Completely agree That's why he not only didn't let Mike win which he deserved..but also made him 5th.. He deared Mike even in top 3 can catch a lot of attention and be a threat
@abhijitha4071
@abhijitha4071 10 месяцев назад
I somehow have doubt about the role of some big fishes behind the death of Mentzer brothers..just 2 days apart Because Mike was kind of being a trend with his revolutionary training principles
@lucasj8948
@lucasj8948 11 месяцев назад
This is so far ahead of its time
@pab5161
@pab5161 Год назад
I think this one video could replace the entire fitness influencer industry.
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