Ultimate Warrior University - The Ultimate Bootcamp 

glad to been able to meet ya. Was a day to rsmember.

You were there? That's so awesome bro. I hope you're doing well today!

It was only for one day?

Probably because the workout plans are antiquated to put nicely. Jim helwig was a bodybuilder with no real wrestling skill outside of his physique and fortunately Vince McMahon was obsessed with him and gave him the quickest/easiest ride to the top and he still couldn’t bring in the fans like hogan. Genetics and roids made him the warrior, not some BS he is spouting

@@slydEvil35 how do you know this?

What do you mean by not everyone had a great experience with him? What happened?

FUCK YOUR FLATBACK, JUST MOVE THE WEIGHT!

Any idea what Steve's thoughts or Warrior were? I hope he wasn't one of the people with a bad experience. Warrior really cared about him.

@@Keranu zero clue. Oh, I’m sure Steve has had some bad experiences but he stuck with him throughout so I’m sure if anything’s happened between them both they worked through it.

@@ReddFoxxPunxx Yeah he made it through to the end and seemed to geniuinely appreciate what he went through. I don't think I saw that guy in the blue shirt make it through to the end.

@Koko Contra I wish I would’ve met him or ever seen him perform but sadly, no. I do feel him in spirit which led to my blog and then book a few years back.. Thank you for asking! 💙I also have a RU-vid channel and I have done a few videos on celebrities in spirit...

Cool to hear from you guys that were there....What did it change about you?? What was your biggest "Take Away" Always wanted to meet the Warrior....Still my biggest Idol!! Sadly I never can......

@@JTRUTH2025 It was an amazing time. I grew up fascinated with the Warrior character. I went in there as a semi pro cyclist believing I had always trained and lived to my absolute limits. I learned that day I was not. I learned that no matter how hard you go at "it" you can choose to make that your limit or what makes your limit higher next time. You can be satisfied with how far you have come or glad you are now stronger, better, wiser and allow that to propel you farther next time. XtremeLiving was born in that parking lot. A few of the conversations I had with the Warrior that weekend and on the phone in the weeks after pushed me to finally push through to complete debt freedom, and take control of my life in a way I never could have imagined.

@@xtremelivingamerican2088 That's Freakin Awesome!!!

Which one were u in the video?

Exactly. Yea let’s get 1 athlete, 3 or 4 moderately in shape guys, 5 totally average people, and 1 40 something year old guy who’s never worked out in his life and give ONE max effort, overtraining day! 🙃

​@@danski6694warrior said NO JOGGING he hardly done any cardio in his life so sounds about about right coming from him what an idiot

The most telling example of why this place failed was 53:32. You mean to tell me that Warrior and those other numbnuts are gonna ask these guys to do all these rigorous exercises with no stretching beforehand and little to no rest time in between, yet they aren’t gonna supply them with any clean drinking water? “Go to the bathroom and get a drink out of the sink”?? This whole concept could’ve worked, I’m sure it looked great on paper, but the planning and execution was very poorly done.

😆😅fuck technique! Just fucking lift the shit!

@@billblaski9523 lmao that was the funniest shit ever. I kind of agree with that mentality too. Would have been funny if he had a lawsuit coming his way though.

@@Keranu Lawsuit, for what?

@@mogwai3242 It would have been funny if one his his students got injured and sued Warrior for telling them not to maintain good lifting form. Imagine the video being played in court: "FUCK YOUR FLATBACK JUST LIFT THE WEIGHT!!!"

@@Keranu 😂 the judge would come to a verdict real quick

Yes! Well spotted. Thank you :) Steve

Ironically another name we call ourselves aside from Soldiers is Warriors. The label Warrior is even in the Soldiers Creed. “I am A warrior and a member of a team”

How do you know he’s not or wasnt on track?

@@danski6694 shut up brother.

@@alexpolanco7885 lol what?

The fact that you think working out and being pushed to work out is sadistic is hilarious

It's the Warrior! What's wrong with you? 😆 #intesity buddy. Peace ✌

@@FlipGuitarist80 Even talking, he was intense af lmao

Which one was Dave?

McDonald’s

Yeah. He had the worst cardio ever. He was always huffing and puffing just from his run down to the ring. But, I was still a huge fan of his and his intensity.

@@TheAxe4Ever I think around the end of this video Warrior talks about people criticizing him for running out of breath after his entrance. It kind of bothers me when people make that out like a bad thing, a lot of wrestlers would be winded if they put that much energy into their character too. Warrior's a misunderstood guy in the business, people like Jim Cornette can't see things from the average fan's perspective.

Actually he did do cardio. His wife stated he would do an hour of cardio in the morning either on the treadmill or on the exercise bike and then do his weights at night. I agree his cardio wasn't the best but he did do it for sure. But to be fair, he had a family history of heart problems and steroids didn't help it during his wrestling career.

@@camsfitness1745 oh I had no idea whether he did cardio exercise or not, I was just pointing out how winded he got running to the ring. I think it's awesome though, he was over. Thanks for the info. I should see if any of his workout routines have been published. I imagine him to be an old school 5x5, one body part per day guy.

@@Keranu yeah, I get it. And I believe I think he liked to do full body workouts as well.