I don't care if its "suboptimal". I don't care if you think I look stupid. I don't care if it damages my posture. I will NEVER do any exercise except shrugs, because traps are the most beautiful muscle group in the entire body.
it is really the thing we need ? more social commentary ? can't a man have a dose of funny and ahah without having to hear about today's hot take ? i am very tired
Currently going through it bc my Orthopedic told me (unironically) that I need to Seedman squat for the rest of my life ("You'll get the same results only going to 45 degrees"). This video has given me the courage to ignore the drs orders and grind my arthritic knee to dust for the glory of youth, because to be sub optimal is to be perfectly optimal. Thanks, Jack.
@@deino1121 I ain’t got the time or the money to make another set of appointments with a brand new dr that will probably result in another set of MRIs bc the drs don’t like to use other peoples MRIs just for them to tell me the exact same thing bc there isn’t an ortho out there who will tell you you’re good to do powerlifting or bodybuilding. They’re ALWAYS going to blame it on lifting heavy because they hate the response they get when they say “nothing would’ve prevented this”. They will never tell you “yea you can squat” because then when you blow out your knee squatting it’s their fault. Unless you pay someone HIGHLY specialized (and expensive, and probably not covered by insurance) most doctors are not going to help you past making sure you can walk somewhat normally. So yea I’m just gonna thrash my knees and accept it was probably going to be a problem anyway, because mechanically squatting being the cause, and not squatting stopping it, doesn’t actually add up.
@@totalphantasm i know everything you said, but you could do your own research in addition to squatting instead of just sacrificing your knees. it's one thing to not like doctors, i don't like them either, but it's another thing to say they're wrong and do NOTHING else for yourself. the counter to an argument isn't only its negation but another argument
@@dessertstorm7476 Living a completley rigid life as if you are in prison, without a pause or joy and only the "grind" is suboptimal because it will make you miserable, depressed and hate the sport
@@mattischlese5385 I would put that under life but yes anyways people love the materialistic and it's short dopamin boost too much to give away, that's why min maxxing is so popular even in things like love or family etc.
Waiting to hear from a company and talking with other companies about a job whilst looking for someone to marry alongside trying to get fit and jacked might not be the most optimal route to any of those goals, but I find that sometimes, sub-optimal works just fine. Keep up the good work Jack, I sometimes cry watching your videos thinking how much my life has changed since I started lifting and believing in myself. I finally have something that I truly love. Maybe one day I'll comment in one of your future videos confirming I have a stable job, a loving wife and a cracking body :D I hope that's not too much to ask for. Wishing you the best in everything you do Jack. Peace.
Wow, you're in a position that sounds just about like the next step I want to be at. Immense discpiline is needed to actually, TRULY work hard in order to achieve your dreams and materialise them into reality. I still need to work on that part, so let's keep it up, we got his
With that ending I can finally say with all my heart you are the Kubrick of 21st century my friend. I'm just gonna go lie down, listen to some monkey rap and thik about life
Moose's ghetto Fingal's Fingers gets extra points for sub-optimal because of all the terrified gen-pop onlookers within range of his falling weight plates
>see exciting new Jack PGM video (cool thumbnail) >happy for his 220 :) >get sad at ending because of the never-ending march towards death All in all 10/10
Sub-optimally? Pffft the only things people need to live optimally is to do every one of the 100 and 7 single weird things that you hear on andrew huberman's podcast.
