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  • Mike Izzertel is a friend of mine.

    邁克-伊澤特爾是我的朋友。

  • He's not going to be like, oh, you're chummy with Craig Doucette, my enemy.

    他不會說,哦,你和克雷格-杜塞特很熟,他是我的敵人。

  • And I feel like at some point, I'm going to get both of you guys together with me.

    我覺得總有一天,我會讓你們倆和我一起去。

  • I've already said I welcome being on a podcast with you and Mike.

    我已經說過,我歡迎與你和邁克一起參加播客。

  • I don't want to debate.

    我不想辯論。

  • I've always been talking to him.

    我一直在跟他說話。

  • Do you know, not Mark Bell, but his brother, Chris, Chris Bell.

    你知道嗎,不是馬克-貝爾,而是他哥哥克里斯-貝爾。

  • I remember Mark quite well.

    我記得馬克很清楚。

  • Look at him.

    看看他

  • Chris, he did Bigger, Faster, Stronger.

    克里斯,他做了 "更大、更快、更強"。

  • I know him very well.

    我非常瞭解他。

  • I watched the show.

    我看了節目。

  • Yeah, he came to my house because he was in town.

    是的,他來過我家,因為他在城裡。

  • But in this interview, I feel like it was, might've been like the best I've spoken like in any interview ever.

    但在這次採訪中,我覺得這可能是我在任何採訪中說得最好的一次。

  • And I thought really deeply about it.

    我對此深思熟慮。

  • And I was like, this one time I saw a guy who was blatantly natural, very, pretty athletic guy.

    我當時想,有一次我看到了一個人,他很自然,非常健美。

  • And I just remember looking at him smile.

    我只記得看著他笑。

  • And then like, he saw his wife, gave her a hug.

    然後,他看到了自己的妻子,給了她一個擁抱。

  • And then he had like his kid.

    然後他有了自己的孩子

  • And he was like, hey, don't do that.

    他就說,嘿,別這樣。

  • And he had just got done with the workout.

    而他剛剛完成了鍛鍊。

  • And I saw him and I've never been more motivated in my entire life.

    我看到了他,我這輩子從來沒有這麼有動力過。

  • Wow, just from that.

    哇,就是從那開始的。

  • I was just from that.

    我就是從那裡來的。

  • I was like that, like, it gives me the chills just thinking about it now.

    我當時就想,現在想起來都覺得不寒而慄。

  • That guy has an understanding of fitness that is intrinsic.

    那傢伙對健身的理解是與生俱來的。

  • He has an understanding of mental fitness of what actually makes him happy.

    他對心理健康有所瞭解,知道什麼能讓他感到快樂。

  • The things that actually, maybe not even move the needle in like the terms of like, we were so obsessed with progress.

    實際上,我們對進步如此著迷,也許根本無法改變現狀。

  • I mean, look at this shit, dude.

    我的意思是,看看這個狗屎,紈絝子弟。

  • I got no, it says no excuses, just improve.

    我沒有,它說沒有藉口,只有改進。

  • You see that?

    看到了嗎?

  • Weightlifting for me was one more pound on the bar.

    舉重對我來說就是在槓上多加一磅。

  • I don't give a shit about anything else.

    我才不管別的呢。

  • And that was actually really healthy way for me to look at it.

    對我來說,這樣看問題其實很健康。

  • I never had a single goal, not one goal.

    我從來沒有一個目標,沒有一個目標。

  • I still, to this day, don't have goals.

    直到今天,我仍然沒有目標。

  • My idea is just improve.

    我的想法只是改進。

  • It sounds like he moved you so much because you could see a lot of him in yourself and he was kind of like a goal.

    聽起來他讓你非常感動,因為你能在自己身上看到他的影子,他就像是你的目標。

  • Like maybe that's what you're aspiring to be.

    也許這就是你的理想。

  • Like, for sure.

    就像,肯定的。

  • But what I'm saying is there was an evolution beyond no excuses, just improve that I'm kind of on right now.

    但我想說的是,我現在正在經歷的是一種超越藉口的進化,只是一種提高。

  • Because the idea of no excuses, just improve.

    因為 "沒有任何藉口,只要不斷進步"。

  • You're gonna create stress just in the name of improvement.

    你會以改進為名製造壓力。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • And I'll tell you right now, that's a slippery slope in itself, unless you have a grasp, unless you understand that.

    我現在就告訴你,這本身就是一個滑坡,除非你有把握,除非你明白這一點。

  • Because if you look at a guy like Alex Eubank, how the fuck he gonna improve? Gotta take steroids to improve.

    因為如果你看看像亞歷克斯-尤班克這樣的人,他怎麼可能進步? 必須服用類固醇才能進步

  • And my thing is like, oh shit.

    我的感覺就像,哦,該死。

  • When I saw that guy, he had like kind of visible abs.

    我看到那傢伙時,他的腹肌清晰可見。

  • I would say he's probably like 15% or maybe less, like 15, 12.

    我想說,他可能只佔 15%,或者更少,比如 15%、12%。

  • Just super healthy.

    就是超級健康。

  • Yeah, super healthy, smiling, great.

    是啊,超級健康,笑容滿面,棒極了。

  • You know, like attractive wife, kids, like that goes through problems.

    你知道,就像有魅力的妻子、孩子一樣,會遇到各種問題。

  • Like probably went to bed at like 1030.

    大概是 10 點 30 分上床睡覺的。

  • Probably woke up at like 730.

    大概是 7 點 30 分醒來的。

  • You know, had a breakfast of like a bagel and a coffee.

    你知道,早餐就是一個麵包圈和一杯咖啡。

  • An important process is implementing gratitude in your life too, because if you can't be gracious or happy with what you've accomplished, then you're never gonna be happy.

    在生活中實施感恩也是一個重要的過程,因為如果你不能對自己的成就感到親切或快樂,那麼你永遠都不會快樂。

  • So my question to you though, Greg, is it possible to have that understanding as a male unless you go hard in some way?

    那麼,我想問你,格雷格,作為一個男性,除非你在某些方面付出了艱辛,否則你有可能擁有這種理解嗎?

  • And the idea, I think, I'm beginning to think for my message to people out there is to go hard.

    我想,我開始覺得,我向人們傳達的資訊就是要努力前進。

  • Lose yourself in your training, become a little bit toxic, but do not make mistakes that you cannot be unmade.

    在訓練中迷失自我,變得有點毒,但不要犯無法彌補的錯誤。

  • So if you are training naturally, I would urge you to train seven days a week.

    是以,如果你正在進行自然訓練,我建議你每週訓練七天。

  • I would urge you to overtrain.

    我建議你進行過度訓練。

  • I would urge you to not sleep as much as you should be.

    我勸你不要睡得那麼死。

  • And I would urge you to maybe mess with some relationships because they're getting in the way of your gains.

    我勸你或許可以打亂一些關係,因為它們妨礙了你的收益。

  • And then when you do learn your lesson, when you do see that God that you wanna be, you'll be okay.

    然後,當你吸取教訓,當你看到你想成為的上帝時,你就會沒事了。

  • The problem is if you push that limit and you take trend and you take grams of steroids, that day when you have that real revelation, you've now made an unchangeable mistake in your life.

    問題是,如果你突破了這一極限,你趨炎附勢,服用了幾克類固醇,當你真正得到啟示的那一天,你的人生就犯下了不可改變的錯誤。

  • I think some people don't understand that there's more than one way to improve in your life.

    我認為有些人不明白,改善生活的方法不止一種。

  • There's more than one way to get dopamine and to be a better man.

    獲取多巴胺和成為更好的男人的方法不止一種。

  • And it's not just about the physical, there's physical, mental, social, spiritual, anything in your life you can improve.

    這不僅僅是身體上的問題,還有身體、心理、社交、精神等生活中任何可以改善的方面。

  • I am beyond my capabilities.

    我已經力不從心了。

  • I'm 49.

    我49歲了

  • I can't get bigger and stronger and faster than when I'm setting records.

    我不能比創紀錄時更高大、更強壯、更快速。

  • So could I keep getting bigger?

    那麼,我還能繼續變大嗎?

  • No, I tried.

    不,我試過了。

  • I kept upping the dose, took more and more tests, trend all of it, and it worked for a while.

    我不斷加大劑量,做了越來越多的檢查,所有的檢查都趨向於此,這在一段時間內起了作用。

  • But eventually you get to a point where you can't get any better.

    但最終,你會發現自己再也無法變得更好了。

  • And so then you pivot.

    於是,你就轉向了。

  • I couldn't get any better at bodybuilding, but I bet I could get better at cycling.

    我不能在健美方面變得更好,但我打賭我能在騎自行車方面變得更好。

  • So I got on my bike and I started improving at that.

    於是,我騎上自行車,開始改進。

  • And not only that, I stopped watching TV.

    不僅如此,我還不再看電視了。

  • Like I literally don't watch TV.

    就像我真的不看電視一樣。

  • I have all these amazing TVs in the house.

    我家裡有這麼多神奇的電視。

  • I don't watch them.

    我不看。

  • I read books and I study a third language.

    我閱讀書籍,學習第三種語言。

  • Well, four, if you count Gen Z, I'm speaking four languages, Spanish, Gen Z, English, and French.

    好吧,是四種,如果算上 Z 世代,我會說四種語言:西班牙語、Z 世代、英語和法語。

  • And so I'm progressing in all aspects of my life.

    是以,我在生活的各個方面都取得了進步。

  • And not just in reading, understanding, also in relationships, trying to have better friends, how to talk to friends, how to treat friends.

    不僅在閱讀和理解方面,在人際交往方面也是如此,努力擁有更好的朋友,如何與朋友交談,如何對待朋友。

  • And so I'm trying to get better with everything.

    是以,我在努力把一切都做得更好。

  • And so whether you're trying to improve on your physique, your social ability, your skills, maybe your girlfriend, how to talk better to your partner, being a better father or wife or husband, there's so many things that can get better.

    是以,無論你是想改善你的體質、社交能力、技能,還是想改善你的女朋友、如何更好地與伴侶交談、成為一個更好的父親、妻子或丈夫,有很多事情都可以變得更好。

  • And so why focus on just one?

    那麼,為什麼只關注一個呢?

  • The body, it's one out of four.

    身體,是四個人中的一個。

  • You're focusing on 25%.

    你關注的是 25%。

  • And so when you said, you know, go all out seven days a week, maybe fail a relationship.

    所以當你說,你知道,一週七天都要全力以赴,也許會讓一段感情失敗。

  • I don't really believe that.

    我真的不相信。

  • I believe that 100% is from all four factors.

    我相信,100% 是來自所有這四個因素。

  • Try to maximize all of them.

    嘗試最大限度地利用它們。

  • Again, it's a working theory, Greg.

    再說一遍,這只是一個可行的理論,格雷格。

  • I don't know.

    我不知道。

  • You do have to make mistakes to learn.

    你必須犯錯誤,才能學到東西。

  • I made all the mistakes.

    我犯了所有的錯誤。

  • So I'm coming from a guy at 49.

    所以,我來自一個 49 歲的男人。

  • When I was your age, I was blasting hella gear.

    我在你這個年紀的時候,就已經是個爆炸達人了。

  • The thing is like, you gotta, you have to tell people to go make mistakes.

    事情就是這樣,你必須告訴人們去犯錯誤。

  • But you have to be like, don't make the wrong ones.

    但是,你必須明白,別做錯了。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • That's what, that's my thesis.

    這就是我的論文。

  • And maybe I said it in the wrong way.

    也許我說錯了。

  • Like messing up a relationship probably is not ideal, you know, but maybe that wasn't the best example.

    你知道,搞砸一段感情可能並不理想,但也許這並不是最好的例子。

  • It's hard for me to say, relax, you know, maybe.

    我很難說,放鬆,你知道,也許吧。

  • There's things you can't undo.

    有些事情是無法挽回的。

  • Like go fucking hard.

    就像去他媽的硬。

  • Go hard.

    加油

  • Perk!

    福利

  • Go hard.

    加油

  • Perk!

    福利

  • Then when you have that revelation, just don't be so far gone that you can't, that you have these regrets.

    當你有了這種啟示,就不要再走得太遠,以至於你做不到,以至於你有這些遺憾。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • There's things you can't undo.

    有些事情是無法挽回的。

  • Once you start taking steroids, you can't undo taking steroids.

    一旦開始服用類固醇,就無法挽回。

  • You can get married and get a divorce.

    你可以結婚,也可以離婚。

  • You can't take Trend and then be natty.

    你不能拿了特倫特,就能成為國家隊。

  • So once it's something permanent, that's just like, this is it.

    所以,一旦成為永久性的東西,那就像,這就是它。

  • Like you're going to take the steroid.

    就像你要服用類固醇一樣。

  • That's forever.

    那是永遠。

  • Like HRT is forever.

    說得好像人力資源管理局(HRT)是永恆的一樣。

  • You could say, oh, I'm going to stop.

    你可以說,哦,我不說了。

  • That's a big difference.

    這是一個很大的區別。

  • Girlfriends, they can come and go.

    女朋友,來來去去。

  • Relationships, friends, all that can come and go.

    關係、朋友,所有這些都會來來去去。

  • But using drugs, this is a big decision to make.

    但使用毒品,這是一個重大的決定。

  • So, you know, Pete Rubish.

    皮特-魯比什

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • I've competed with him in powerlifting way back.

    很久以前,我和他一起參加過舉重比賽。

  • Pete is probably one of my greatest influences in this entire sphere.

    皮特可能是對我影響最大的人之一。

  • I will say that right now.

    我現在就說。

  • What he has done is one of the most amazing feats in this entire industry.

    他的成就是整個行業中最令人驚歎的壯舉之一。

  • And it has gone unsaid for far, far too long.

    而這一問題已經被擱置太久太久了。

  • This guy was on grams and grams of gear.

    這傢伙身上的裝備一克又一克。

  • We're talking about like the era of like elite FTS.

    我們說的是精英 FTS 時代。

  • You remember elite FTS era, like Testosterone Nation era, where we had powerlifters going hard, like changing the game, putting up like Dan Green.

    你還記得精英 FTS 時代,就像睪丸素國家時代,我們的舉重運動員奮力拼搏,就像改變比賽一樣,像丹-格林一樣奮力拼搏。

  • That guy.

    那個人

  • I competed with Dan Green.

    我和丹-格林一起參賽。

  • I remember all these guys.

    我記得這些人

  • That guy did more gear.

    那傢伙做了更多的裝備。

  • And these guys do crazy amounts of gear.

    而這些人的裝備數量多得嚇人。

  • And Pete Rubish was like, oh, this is what we do.

    皮特-魯比什說,哦,這就是我們的工作。

  • This is how it works.

    它是這樣工作的。

  • And Pete Rubish went, and I'm pretty sure he's not taking anything.

    皮特-魯比什去了 我很確定他什麼也沒拿

  • Yeah, he went natural.

    是的,他很自然。

  • He was on a lot of steroids.

    他服用了大量類固醇。

  • He was deadlifting with the freaking washer dryer in the background or whatever it was.

    他在舉重時,洗衣機烘乾機什麼的就在背景裡。

  • And going crazy and screaming.

    瘋狂地尖叫

  • He was like a kind of like a Larry Wheels of the time.

    他就像是當時的拉里-惠爾斯(Larry Wheels)。

  • He obviously is hypogonadal currently, and he might never get his balls back.

    很明顯,他現在性腺功能減退,他的蛋蛋可能再也找不回來了。

  • He might, I don't know enough.

    也許吧,我還不夠了解。

  • I haven't talked to him in a while.

    我有一段時間沒跟他說話了。

  • We did a podcast and I just was like, dude, you're incredible.

    我們做了一次播客,我當時就想,哥們兒,你太不可思議了。

  • Like I can't, off the top of my head, I cannot think of another person who's doing what he's done or has, you know, or is attempting, at least in the face of all that he's done.

    我想不出還有誰能像他一樣,至少在面對他所做的一切時,能做到或已經做到,你知道,或正在嘗試。

  • I don't know of another guy.

    我不知道還有誰。

  • I would say you're pretty motivational in the way that you're like, I'm obsessed with these bike races.

    我想說的是,你的激勵方式就像 "我對這些自行車比賽很著迷"。

  • I love cardio.

    我喜歡有氧運動。

  • I love reading.

    我喜歡閱讀。

  • I love these things now.

    我現在愛死這些東西了。

  • Like there are parts of this that like we can make a difference.

    就像有些地方我們可以有所作為一樣。

  • There was a fuck ton of gear use and there still is.

    現在依然如此。

  • But these Russians and even the East German team, a lot of these people died.

    但是,這些俄羅斯人,甚至東德隊,很多人都死了。

  • They became very violent.

    他們變得非常暴力。

  • They killed themselves.

    他們自殺了。

  • They had liver diseases.

    他們患有肝病。

  • And this was back in the day when we didn't really keep track of these people.

    這還是在我們還沒有真正記錄這些人的時候。

  • We just let them die.

    我們只是讓他們死去。

  • We just let them become shells of themselves.

    我們只是讓他們成為自己的軀殼。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Speaking of these lifters, I was in China and the, I think his name was Yao something.

    說到這些舉重運動員,我當時在中國,他好像叫姚什麼的。

  • He's the three-time gold medalist in Olympic lifting, had all these Chinese records.

    他是三屆奧運會舉重金牌得主,擁有所有這些中國紀錄。

  • And me- Liu Xiaoshan.

    而我--劉小山。

  • Is it Liu Xiaoshan?

    是劉小山嗎?

  • He gave me two sets of shoes and stuff because I'd made a natty or not, or he had failed a drug test for EPO or whatever.

    他給了我兩套鞋子之類的東西,因為我是否打進了全國比賽,或者他是否沒有通過 EPO 藥物測試之類的。

  • And I made a natty or not and said, this is not what he would do.

    我說,他不會這麼做的。

  • So I basically defended that he was natural.

    所以,我基本上是在為他的天性辯護。

  • I argued that this guy was natural.

    我認為這傢伙是天生的。

  • And so in that country, they're like, what a great guy.

    所以在那個國家,他們會說,這是個了不起的人。

  • This great guy is so great.

    這個偉大的傢伙太偉大了。

  • I made a video also saying the United States, I don't believe that they're natural.

    我還製作了一個視頻,說美國,我不相信他們是天生的。

  • And the swim team, they were having the blue face and everything.

    還有游泳隊,他們的臉都是藍色的。

  • I argued they were taking different kinds of drugs to improve their ability to use oxygen and so on.

    我認為他們正在服用不同種類的藥物,以提高他們使用氧氣的能力,等等。

  • And so he's sitting next to me and I made a video on this guy.

    他就坐在我旁邊,我給他拍了一段視頻。

  • This guy is jacked, like maybe not my size, but pretty big.

    這傢伙是個大塊頭,也許不是我的尺寸,但也相當大了。

  • The guy sitting next to me was 150 pounds.

    坐在我旁邊的那個人有 150 磅。

  • He had no muscle.

    他沒有肌肉。

  • He looked like a basketball player.

    他看起來像個籃球運動員。

  • Maybe he looked like a bike race, a bike rider, and not like me.

    也許他看起來像個自行車賽手、自行車騎手,而不像我。

  • And so I'm like, this is the guy I said was natural.

    於是我就想,這就是我說的那個天生的傢伙。

  • And a year and a half ago, he had 25 pounds more muscle.

    而一年半前,他的肌肉增加了 25 磅。

  • And so I'm like, what happened?

    於是我就想,發生了什麼事?

  • So I just thrown out there, like, are these guys actually natural?

    所以我就想,這些人真的是天生的嗎?

  • Like, I mean, I said he was, but how do you lose that much muscle?

    我是說,我說過他是,但你怎麼能減掉那麼多肌肉呢?

  • So I looked at old videos, old, I mean, so my back squat was 510 pounds, like full depth high bar.

    所以我看了以前的視頻,我是說以前的,我的後深蹲是 510 磅,就像全深高杆一樣。

  • You know, my deadlift was up to 660.

    你知道,我的負重舉起了 660 磅。

  • I barely deadlifted 500, like a couple of weeks ago.

    幾周前,我才勉強舉起 500 磅。

  • And mind you, I'm not training nearly as hard.

    要知道,我的訓練強度還遠遠不夠。

  • My body type, which is, this is actually a video that I kind of want to do.

    我的體型是,這其實是我想拍的一段視頻。

  • I was never a good, I was always like athletic.

    我從來都不是一個好孩子,我總是喜歡運動。

  • So in the weight room, I could do well.

    所以在舉重室裡,我可以做得很好。

  • And I think a lot of my strength coaches loved me for that.

    我想我的很多力量教練都很喜歡我這一點。

  • They were like, damn, dude, you don't look like you're that strong for what you're able to do.

    他們說:"該死的,老兄,就你的能力而言,你看起來可沒那麼強壯。

  • I've always been that guy.

    我一直就是這樣的人。

  • But I've never been the strong guy in the gym.

    但我從來都不是健身房裡的壯漢。

  • Never.

    從來沒有

  • Well, with 660, you must have been.

    那麼,有了 660,你一定是了。

  • No, but no, but I wasn't.

    不,不,我沒有。

  • I promise you.

    我向你保證

  • You were in a really hardcore gym then.

    那時候你在一個非常艱苦的健身房。

  • No, I was always- The gyms I go to, it's like, you don't see that.

    不,我去的健身房都是這樣,你看不到的。

  • I was always good at deadlifting.

    我一直擅長舉重。

  • The first day that I deadlifted, I did 465 pounds.

    第一天舉重時,我舉了 465 磅。

  • That was the first day that I- I sucked at it.

    那是我--我做得很爛的第一天。

  • Sucked.

    糟透了

  • So, but the squat for me was like, I need to squat three times a week minimum.

    所以,深蹲對我來說就像,我每週至少要深蹲三次。

  • And I need to like really focus.

    我需要集中精力。

  • And that's how I got 510 on the back squat.

    就這樣,我在後蹲訓練中獲得了 510 分。

  • And when I stopped looking at the squat like that, like I'm going to do it once every couple of days, once every couple of weeks, or maybe once a week or whatever, my squat immediately went down.

    當我不再那樣看待深蹲,就像我要幾天做一次、幾周做一次、一週做一次或其他什麼的時候,我的深蹲馬上就下降了。

  • Like to think about that being an RPE8 where I was back squatting 510 is a massive difference.

    想想看,我的 RPE 值是 8,而我的後蹲值是 510,這就是巨大的差別。

  • So for me, I'm not going to casually train and squat well.

    是以,對我來說,我不會隨隨便便地訓練和深蹲。

  • I have to go all out to squat well.

    我必須全力以赴才能蹲得好。

  • So people might look at me and be like, how are you natural?

    是以,人們可能會看著我說:"你怎麼這麼自然?

  • Or like, how are you losing so much strength?

    或者說,你怎麼會失去這麼多力量?

  • I get that all the time.

    我經常遇到這種情況。

  • It's like, because the place I had to take myself to beat, to have those numbers was a crazy place with my training.

    這就好比,我必須把自己帶到一個瘋狂的地方,才能打敗自己,獲得這些數據。

  • And I'm not there anymore.

    而我已經不在那裡了。

  • Whereas like maybe a shorter guy who's good at squats or whatever can kind of casually come into the gym and do 400 pounds.

    而像一個擅長深蹲或其他運動的矮個子,隨便走進健身房就能練到 400 磅。

  • I can tell you it's not the case.

    我可以告訴你,事實並非如此。

  • Like I was squatting about 600 pounds.

    就像我蹲下了大約 600 磅。

  • It could be, and I was pulling 760 or so and benching 529 pause at 198.

    有可能,我在 198 歲時的拉力是 760 左右,臥推是 529。

  • I can barely get 330 for a single now.

    我現在幾乎買不到 330 元的單曲。

  • I'm barely doing a 500 pound deadlift if I do it.

    如果我這樣做,我也只能勉強舉起 500 磅的重物。

  • And my squat, I believe is 405.

    而我的深蹲,我相信是 405。

  • That's all I can do.

    我能做的只有這些。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • And people are going to point to that though, Greg.

    人們會指出這一點的,格雷格。

  • And imagine how that feels to be me knowing all these guys challenge me, Greg versus Will Tennyson.

    格雷格對陣威爾-坦尼森,想象一下,當我知道所有這些人都在向我挑戰時是什麼感覺。

  • And I get made fun of.

    我還被人取笑。

  • They beat you.

    他們打敗了你。

  • I'm like, I don't care though.

    我想,我不在乎。

  • I've done what I need to do.

    我已經做了我該做的。

  • I'm OK with it.

    我沒問題。

  • I race bikes.

    我參加自行車比賽。

  • But my thing is like, there is obviously the gear that you were taking to do those numbers, right?

    但我想說的是,很明顯,你是通過齒輪來完成這些數字的,對嗎?

  • Even natural, I could bench press three.

    即使是天生的,我也能臥推三個。

  • What I can do now, I can do at 20 years of age weighing like 160.

    我現在能做到的,20 歲體重 160 斤時也能做到。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • So exactly.

    正是如此。

  • So I think we're actually agreeing on this here in that your places you were with just training alone are so vastly different than they are now.

    是以,我認為我們在這一點上其實是一致的,那就是你們以前僅靠訓練所處的位置與現在大不相同。

  • I was way stronger, natural than I am now as a teenager, really.

    我比現在的青少年更強壯、更自然,真的。

  • Like, I mean, it's almost embarrassing, but it's like, I don't care.

    就像,我的意思是,這幾乎是令人尷尬的,但它就像,我不在乎。

  • I don't need to do that.

    我不需要這麼做。

  • I don't get my self-worth from how much I can bench press in the gym versus I used to.

    我的自我價值並不來自於我在健身房裡的臥推重量與過去相比有多大。

  • That's the slippery slope that we see with people is like, they're going to the gym and they're improving.

    這就是我們在人們身上看到的 "滑坡 "現象,他們去健身房鍛鍊,不斷進步。

  • And they're like, this is awesome.

    他們會說,這太棒了。

  • I understand fitness.

    我瞭解健身。

  • I understand getting stronger.

    我理解變強。

  • They're on a one track mind.

    他們都是一根筋。

  • So when they see their influencer also doing the same thing, they're like, oh, we're doing the same thing here.

    是以,當他們看到自己的影響者也在做同樣的事情時,他們就會想,哦,我們也在做同樣的事情。

  • But if they see an influencer who's not as strong as they used to be, they go, wait a minute.

    但如果他們看到一個影響力不如從前的人,他們就會等一等。

  • Something has to be up here.

    這裡一定有問題。

  • They must have been on gear and not on gear anymore or whatever.

    他們一定是戴上了齒輪,現在又不戴了,或者是其他什麼原因。

  • And they don't realize that, like, lifestyles change.

    他們沒有意識到,生活方式也會改變。

  • Dr. Justin Marchegiani Yeah.

    Justin Marchegiani博士 是的。

  • If you're not doing what you used to do.

    如果你不像以前那樣做了。

  • Like, if my brother takes like an easy period of time for like six weeks, his fitness levels drop by 15 to 20% on his FTP.

    就像,如果我哥哥在六週的時間裡都很輕鬆,他的體能水準就會下降 15%到 20%。

  • And so the watch, he's like, Greg, if I was this fit, I would have won that race by a mile.

    所以手錶,他說,格雷格,如果我有這麼好的體能,我一定能贏一英里。

  • I only finished in the middle of the pack.

    我只取得了中游成績。

  • And it only takes a couple of weeks before you start noticing that.

    只要幾個星期,你就會開始注意到這一點。

  • And so if you go off of training for a little bit, you're gone.

    是以,如果你稍稍離開訓練,你就會消失。

  • Like, I'm positive if I did a two month cycle of bench pressing, not a cycle of stairs, my bench press would be over 405.

    比如,我敢肯定,如果我做兩個月的循環臥推,而不是循環爬樓梯,我的臥推就會超過 405 磅。

  • But I don't bench press.

    但我不做臥推。

  • I do chest press machine because it hurts and stuff.

    我做胸部推舉機是因為它很疼。

  • And so if I were to train that, I could go up 100 pounds.

    是以,如果我進行這樣的訓練,我可以增加 100 磅。

  • But you understand that.

    但你明白這一點。

  • You understand how that doesn't translate to the, and I don't like saying normie, but the average person doesn't know.

    我不喜歡說 "普通人"(normie),但普通人並不知道這一點。

  • It doesn't translate.

    沒有翻譯。

  • They don't, they don't.

    他們沒有,他們沒有。

  • They simply cannot comprehend anything going down ever.

    他們根本無法理解任何事情的發展。

  • I've raced professional bike riders back when I was younger.

    我年輕時曾與職業自行車手比賽過。

  • And I was just an, I'm not a professional.

    我只是一個,我不是專業人士。

  • I'm just an average, look at me.

    我只是個普通人,看看我。

  • Do I look like a bike champion?

    我看起來像自行車冠軍嗎?

  • I'm racing pro riders and I'm beating them because they took three months off.

    我和職業車手比賽,我打敗了他們,因為他們休息了三個月。

  • It's like, you would think that they're just this fast, but like you take Lance Armstrong now compared to ways, he's not the Lance of old.

    就像,你會覺得他們就是這麼快,但就像你拿現在的蘭斯-阿姆斯特朗和以前的蘭斯-阿姆斯特朗相比,他已經不是以前的蘭斯-阿姆斯特朗了。

  • These guys have lost a lot.

    這些人已經失去了很多。

  • Even Peter Tia was talking about, he could do 330 Watts for an hour.

    即使是彼得-蒂亞所說的,他也能在一小時內完成 330 瓦特的工作量。

  • And now he can do it for five minutes.

    現在他能做五分鐘。

  • And it's been nine years.

    而且已經九年了。

  • He still trains, but look at that regression.

    他仍在訓練,但看看他的退步。

  • Five minute power to 60 minutes.

    5 分鐘供電至 60 分鐘。

  • That is unreal.

    這太不真實了。

  • I'm like, I can't believe it was that fast.

    我想,真不敢相信這麼快。

  • So this, this is what fitness is all about.

    所以,這就是健身的意義所在。

  • Is understanding progression and regression and not being scared.

    是理解進步和退步,不害怕。

  • That is what it's all about.

    這就是它的意義所在。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • You can't always be at your peak.

    你不可能永遠處於巔峰狀態。

  • You have to go back up.

    你必須回到上面去。

  • It's the same with powerlifting.

    力量舉也是如此。

  • I can't always bench press 529.

    我不能總是臥推 529 磅。

  • It took me 12 weeks to get up to that level from a lower level of training, like a deload and whatnot.

    我花了 12 周時間才從較低水平的訓練(比如離職訓練什麼的)提高到這個水準。

  • It's like, you can't just be always that freak.

    這就像,你不能總是那麼怪異。

  • And if you, if we circle back though to Alex Eubank, and you know, we're using him as an example.

    如果你,如果我們回過頭來看亞歷克斯-尤班克,你知道,我們把他作為一個例子。

  • I don't think that he's ever had a period where he's allowed that to occur.

    我不認為他有過允許這種情況發生的時期。

  • And no, he claims he does.

    不,他聲稱他知道。

  • Oh yeah.

    哦,是的。

  • I went on a bulk and I did this.

    我去散貨了,我做了這個。

  • Like Alex, your body fat has been sub 15% in every picture of every video.

    就像亞歷克斯一樣,你的體脂率在每段視頻的每張照片中都低於 15%。

  • And bro, you're 24.

    兄弟,你才24歲

  • I feel old, but at the same time, very young.

    我覺得自己老了,但同時又很年輕。

  • And I know that you feel the same way.

    我知道你也有同感。

  • You, you, you might, you're 49.

    你,你,你可能,你 49 歲了。

  • I feel 25, but I'm this old.

    我覺得自己才 25 歲,但我已經這麼老了。

  • But I feel in my heart, I feel like a teenage, like I feel young, like not teenager, but 20s.

    但我心裡覺得自己像個青少年,覺得自己還年輕,不是青少年,而是 20 多歲。

  • Like when I hang around all the 20 year olds, I feel like I'm all like you guys.

    就像當我和所有 20 歲的人在一起時,我覺得我就像你們一樣。

  • I'm just older.

    我只是年紀大了。

  • But I'm 34, bro.

    但我已經 34 歲了,兄弟。

  • I'm 34.

    我 34 歲。

  • And I like feel, sometimes I feel like I'm, when I look at Alex Eubank, I'm like, oh my God, I'm ancient.

    我喜歡這種感覺,有時我覺得自己,當我看到亞歷克斯-尤班克時,我就會想,天哪,我已經過時了。

  • You know, it's, I feel like I'm them, but with wisdom.

    你知道,我覺得我就是他們,但我有智慧。

  • I feel like I'm you without making the stupid mistakes that you're making.

    我覺得我就是你,不會犯你犯過的愚蠢錯誤。

  • That's how I feel.

    這就是我的感受。

  • Yes, exactly.

    是的,沒錯。

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • I feel like we can wrap this up.

    我覺得我們可以結束了。

  • You know, but I do want to say this, Greg.

    你知道,但我想說的是,格雷格。

  • I think I, it's been cool to watch your progression in, on, on YouTube.

    我覺得,在 YouTube 上看到你的進步很酷。

  • Mike Izzertel is a friend of mine.

    邁克-伊澤特爾是我的朋友。

  • He's not gonna be like, oh, you're chummy with Greg Doucette, my art, my enemy.

    他不會說 你和格雷格-杜塞特很熟 我的藝術品 我的敵人

  • And I feel like at some point, I'm going to get both of you guys together with me.

    我覺得總有一天,我會讓你們倆和我一起去。

  • I've already said, I welcome being on a podcast with you and Mike.

    我已經說過,我歡迎和你還有邁克一起參加播客。

  • I don't want to debate him.

    我不想和他辯論。

  • I don't need to debate.

    我不需要辯論。

  • I just want to chat like this.

    我只想這樣哈拉

  • I think it could work.

    我認為這可能行得通。

  • And honestly, I'll, I'll, I'll mention it to him.

    老實說,我會,我會,我會跟他提的。

  • I'll talk to him.

    我會跟他談的

  • I think it'd be great to have a light little round table like this with you two.

    我覺得和你們倆一起擺一張這樣輕巧的小圓桌一定很棒。

  • I think it'd be fun.

    我覺得會很有趣。

  • I would love to.

    我很樂意。

  • I don't have any hard feelings about anyone.

    我對任何人都沒有芥蒂。

  • I make a lot of jokes about him, but because he sets me up with layups, it's like.

    我經常拿他開玩笑,但因為他幫我得分,我就覺得:

  • And that's what I love.

    這正是我所喜歡的。

  • That's what I love about you is like, we can sit here and I've actually, I've made videos, been like, Greg's an idiot for saying this.

    這就是我喜歡你的地方,我們可以坐在這裡,實際上,我拍過視頻,就像格雷格說這話是個白痴一樣。

  • You know what I mean?

    你明白我的意思嗎?

  • And it's like, you look at that and you go, yeah, maybe I was a little idiot there.

    你看了之後就會想,是啊,也許我是個小傻瓜。

  • Maybe I wasn't.

    也許我不是。

  • Maybe I disagreed.

    也許我不同意。

  • But at the same time we could still talk. Oh yeah.

    但與此同時,我們還可以哈拉。 對了

  • Do you know who John Bravo is? He's made so many negative videos about me.

    你知道約翰-布拉沃是誰嗎? 他拍了很多關於我的負面視頻

  • I chat with him all the time.

    我經常和他哈拉。

  • Yeah, exactly.

    是啊,沒錯。

  • It's like, even though he said all these things, accused me of all these things, sniffing creatine when I'm down, all this stuff.

    這就像,儘管他說了這些話,指責我做了這些事,在我倒下的時候嗅肌酸,所有這些事。

  • And it's not true.

    而事實並非如此。

  • And I'm like, it's in the past.

    我想,那都是過去的事了。

  • Who cares?

    誰在乎呢?

  • Like, it doesn't bother me.

    就像,它不會打擾我。

  • The problem though, is like, sometimes that can get a little bit like, what the perk?

    但問題是,有時會讓人覺得,這有什麼好處?

  • What's the guy, Nick?

    那傢伙是誰,尼克?

  • Trilogy.

    三部曲

  • Nick Trilogy.

    尼克三部曲

  • Bodybuilding BS.

    健美 BS。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • Nick Trigyle.

    尼克-特里蓋爾

  • He's kind of like, I understand that if I was to sit and chat with him, it would just be like the kind of a similar situation with this.

    他有點像,我明白,如果我和他坐下來聊天,情況就會和現在差不多。

  • But some of his videos, I'm like, what the perk?

    但他的一些視頻,我就想,這是什麼福利?

  • Are you sick?

    你生病了嗎?

  • Like, he pushes buttons on purpose for reaction.

    比如,他故意按下按鈕,以獲得反應。

  • The same way that Togi is so polarizing in one way because he knows it gets views.

    就像 Togi 之所以在某一方面如此兩極分化,是因為他知道這樣做能吸引眼球。

  • You need to have lovers and haters of your channel in order to truly grow.

    你的頻道需要有愛戴者和憎恨者,這樣才能真正成長。

  • If everyone loves you, you're not doing anything but saying what everyone wants you to say.

    如果每個人都愛你,你就什麼都沒做,只是在說每個人都想讓你說的話。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I have very polarizing personality.

    我的性格非常兩極化。

  • You're going to see in the comment section, a bunch of people saying I'm a complete douchebag, snake oil salesman, asshole.

    你會在評論區看到一堆人說我是個徹頭徹尾的惡棍、蛇蠍心腸的推銷員、混蛋。

  • But in reality, I don't see that in a real way.

    但實際上,我並沒有真正看到這一點。

  • When I talk to people, I don't get that in person.

    當我與人交談時,我不會在人前這樣做。

  • Like, I don't feel that that's the impression I give.

    我不覺得我給人的印象是這樣的。

  • But in the comment section, why is Greg Doucette the most hated fitness influencer?

    但在評論區,為什麼格雷格-杜塞特會成為最受人憎恨的健身影響者?

  • I don't think that I am.

    我覺得我不是。

  • I read it.

    我讀了。

  • I appreciate that people think that because it's only helping me that much more.

    我很感激人們這麼想,因為這隻會對我幫助更大。

  • All right, Greg.

    好吧,格雷格。

  • Well, this has been fucking fantastic.

    這真是太棒了

  • I guess we say goodbye to YouTube now.

    我想我們現在要和 YouTube 說再見了。

  • All right.

    好的

  • So until next time, I am out.

    所以,下次我不幹了。

Mike Izzertel is a friend of mine.

邁克-伊澤特爾是我的朋友。

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