ARNOLD: ¿HERO OR VILLAIN? ❌ The Full DOCUMENTARY WITHOUT LIES

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  • Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
  • Arnold Schwarzenegger documentary . In it we review his career as a bodybuilder, actor and politician. Beyond the mainstream documentary.
    0:00 Ambition and betrayal
    2:00 Understanding your tough childhood
    3:37 Your father ties to the naz* regime?
    5:53 Your way out of the COUNTRY
    7:39 MR Mundo 1965: An unrepeatable genetics
    9:14 The boost I needed: The Weider brothers
    10:21 SERGIO OLIVA, The Great Rival
    10:55 Arnold's First Mr Olympia
    12:39 1970 The controversial Mr Olympia
    16:00 Arnold does not attend his father's funeral
    17:45 Year 1971 - Freeway for Arnold
    19:20 Year 1972 - A historic robbery?
    21:53 1973 Arnold's Most Defined Physique
    22:50 1974 Arnold VS Hulk
    23:30 Why was Arnold so different from the rest?
    25:17 1975 The year that CHANGED EVERYTHING
    29:00 Arnold, how a bodybuilder with an accent becomes a Hollywood actor
    31:50 ARNOLD RETURNS TO BODYBUILDING BY SURPRISE
    32:30 1980 MR OLYMPIA - The most CONTROVERSIAL EVER
    33:20 Mike Mentzer tells the whole truth about Arnold and Weider
    39:40 Arnold's end, justified the means?
    41:00 BODYBUILDING begins to BE KNOWN
    41:28 Arnold TRIUMPHS IN THE CINEMA
    42:19 Arnold's biggest CHALLENGE
    43:40 The DARK SIDE of ARNOLD's life
    46:20 Would Arnold change his life?
    47:35 Arnold's HOW HE CAME TO SUCCESS speech
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  • @BodybuildingDocumentaries
    @BodybuildingDocumentaries  9 місяців тому +186

    For all new subscribers. I would like to tell you that I am a Spanish youtuber, for whom it is difficult for me to record in English. However, due to the growth of the channel, I am already looking for workers who can help me with the voice of the videos. I appreciate all your likes. All the best

    • @johnspartan98
      @johnspartan98 9 місяців тому +8

      NOPE! In the 72 Olympia Arnold looked way better than Olivia.

    • @johnspartan98
      @johnspartan98 9 місяців тому +10

      Mike Mentzer documented nothing but his own distorted twisted view of the whole situation. Mike was a quitter that left his fans high and dry all because his ego was crushed from getting 5th place. Pffft. He never could suck it up and get over it.

    • @johnspartan98
      @johnspartan98 9 місяців тому +6

      Samir Benoit says he knew Arnold was joking around and it never bothered him at all. Padilla was there and says Mentzer's characterization is FALSE.

    • @johnspartan98
      @johnspartan98 9 місяців тому

      Mentzer sounds like a punk in that telephone interview. As if he's some kind of tough guy Arnold was afraid of. Bullocks! Arnold would have mopped the floor with Mentzer in a physical confrontation.
      Oh and on training styles. How many people injured themselves doing the so called HD Training system vs. the Weider Training Principles Arnold used, even before he got to America? I know for a fact Mentzer's system damaged a lot of people who tried it. Mentzer tried to cash in on a fast track training system that never worked for anyone that wasn't on a ton of roids. He was a typical huckster and a charlatan making money off people looking for a faster and easier method....and it didn't work. Today the Cult of Mentzer still lives on while the guys doing the Weider System make gains, and the HD one set boys don't...or else they get hurt.

    • @raddastronaut
      @raddastronaut 9 місяців тому +10

      Couldn’t tell.
      You are a great English narrator.
      Thank you.

  • @whatisasandwich
    @whatisasandwich 9 місяців тому +553

    Competing since 1666. That longevity is a big part of what made him the best

    • @Freshprankstv1
      @Freshprankstv1 9 місяців тому +79

      That’s a long time is he a vampire?

    • @ZANEJOHN
      @ZANEJOHN 9 місяців тому +12

      😂

    • @Lousy-Looter
      @Lousy-Looter 9 місяців тому +11

      Since 1666 wow that is a long time, even before Columbus isn't it?

    • @melvin4553
      @melvin4553 9 місяців тому +3

      Sure.. 1666 👌🏼

    • @AngryPug76
      @AngryPug76 9 місяців тому +13

      @@Freshprankstv1Old school body builder. They often lived very long and very fit lives like Jack Lalane. Unlike today where they drop dead young.

  • @AndrasMihalyi
    @AndrasMihalyi 9 місяців тому +37

    5:30... "Arnold served in the Army in 1945"... Problem is, he was born in 1947... 🤦‍♂ Then in 1666 he flew to London...

    • @AZCobraman
      @AZCobraman 8 місяців тому +2

      'No Lies'...but a lotta BS....lol

    • @sebastianbalog
      @sebastianbalog 8 місяців тому +8

      All the dates are weird. I think the voice is Ai generated

    • @ShaddyzZz
      @ShaddyzZz 8 місяців тому +2

      "257 zero dollars" i also heard at some point. Must be AI generated voice since all the numbers are so off.

    • @AvantHarde
      @AvantHarde 3 місяці тому

      one thousand nine hundred and forty-five

  • @johnhanley2431
    @johnhanley2431 9 місяців тому +133

    I cannot comment on Arnold today, but I knew Arnold in the 1980s. We worked out at Gold's gym together. Our connection was Corvettes and weight training. I still have a photo of us and our cars together. We are the same height, but he was so massively developed that he appeared much bigger than me. I remember mad training days where there were no rules, we just pumped one weight until we could not lift another inch. We did that over and over for hours.
    Back then, Arnold was a very nice guy. I saw no dark side or anything like that. He was already very famous but did not act like a Hollywood bigshot. If was not for his size, fame and accent, you would think he was a regular guy. He did have one difference .. Women waited in line to be with him.

  • @robg5161
    @robg5161 9 місяців тому +561

    You can’t be as successful as Arnold without being utterly ruthless, selfish and driven. Same with 99% of successful people.

    • @alanperry314
      @alanperry314 9 місяців тому +48

      I could not have said it any better. Most of us are too nice, deferring and concerned about others and their needs and opinions. People like Arnold place themselves first and everyone and everything else is unimportant.

    • @Brett.D
      @Brett.D 9 місяців тому +14

      @@alanperry314 Self rule will get you that type of success in this world...I prefer to esteem others mkre highly...

    • @alanperry314
      @alanperry314 9 місяців тому +47

      @@Brett.D I respectfully disagree. We need to be honest above all. He stepped on a lot of people along the way. I admire his work ethic, tenacity and determination. I don’t admire many of his ruthless personal qualities.

    • @Brett.D
      @Brett.D 9 місяців тому +6

      @@alanperry314 But can those 'good' qualities exist without a foundation of the 'bad' qualities? In my experience it is about motives...I have yet to find a person with selfish motives who cares about others, unless the care also directly benefits the selfish person...

    • @alanperry314
      @alanperry314 9 місяців тому +4

      @@Brett.D none of us is “ good” in comparison to God, we all fall short. I think you’ve made my point about Arnold. Many people that personally know him would characterize him as selfish. There are plenty of successful people that haven’t been as ruthless and self dealing. If you say that we all possess mixed qualities of good and bad, I will agree. I admire his accomplishments, not not sone of the ways that he achieved them.

  • @odog4show
    @odog4show 10 місяців тому +85

    Any parent that abuses their child and tells them they wont amount to anything. Already sees the potential in the child and the failure and lost opportunities within themselves.

    • @docsmithdc
      @docsmithdc 9 місяців тому +6

      My parents exactly.

    • @-BigIi-
      @-BigIi- 8 місяців тому +4

      Some parents are just quite harsh and cannot\will-not see the harm they can\do to their children. I remember when I was a boy, 11, 12.. when my mum got angry with me she had this habit of constantly, in utter rage at times, wishing me a future and existence lower than that of a tramp, zero success, someone utterly down and out, and who would have nothing whatsoever, as if in the dirt and with hardly clothing covering my behind. Such were constantly her wishes for me, like evil prophecies. You can not say such things to your children and think they are going to honour you the way they should honour a real mother\parent, when you behave like a cruel enemy towards them. Many parents are indeed abusive, like destructive forces to their own children.

    • @docsmithdc
      @docsmithdc 8 місяців тому

      @@-BigIi- Sounds very familiar.

    • @gameurai5701
      @gameurai5701 8 місяців тому

      @@-BigIi- I had my parents telling me to kll myself, my mom once even wished for me to get gay graphed by jacked dudes if you can believe that . Basically so insulting it's borderline funny given it's your own parents who say that. I'm 36 now so I don't have any ill feelings towards them, I still love them but reflecting upon the physical and psychological abuse at times I'd say they were on the stricter/more punishing side, probably not too far but slightly above average. But maybe I'm actually blessed, I have no reference point after all.
      Sometimes, these slightly more abusive/harsh parents help their children come out on top by toughening them up. It worked with Max Verstappen where his father went way beyond than what my parents did (IIRC), but he's more of an exception than the rule and an extreme one at that. Most children don't possess the mental fortitude, energy and drive to thrive under such parenting. I remember being really nervous every day at school, so my grades deteriorated for a few years so that type of parenting unfortunately did nothing for me at all.

    • @jorisclaes2648
      @jorisclaes2648 7 місяців тому +1

      Most parents can't stand if you do better.

  • @ronaldcampbell6578
    @ronaldcampbell6578 9 місяців тому +124

    I had a father that didn't want sons. He had daughters and our mother gave birth to twin sons. We weren't wanted. My brother sent his whole life wanting to be accepted. Both my brother and I became two of the best strength and conditioning coaches of our time. In our country. My father had his favorites. Regardless my brother and I worked to achieve. And we are both recognized for our achievements

    • @andreasrademacher5715
      @andreasrademacher5715 9 місяців тому +12

      Happy now?

    • @CoD654
      @CoD654 9 місяців тому

      sorry not sorry.. but what kinda of a terrible idiot with a backwards brain ey... doesnt want to have sons in the first place!? even amongst the most primitive of men. WE WANT AND DESIRE TO HAVE SONS! LIKE EVERY KING THAT HAS EVER LIVED.

    • @blackvin4439
      @blackvin4439 9 місяців тому

      @@andreasrademacher5715 Yeah. That’s what he said…blessed.

    • @AlvaroLopez1
      @AlvaroLopez1 9 місяців тому +6

      Only a fool would be attached to an outcome with a 50% chance.
      I’m so sorry you felt unwanted and well done for getting after it!

    • @DamianSzajnowski
      @DamianSzajnowski 9 місяців тому

      You can prefer an outcome. The foolish part might be the failure to accept the other one, especially when it's a human being, and your son nonetheless @@AlvaroLopez1

  • @billyhill7007
    @billyhill7007 9 місяців тому +120

    Masterful documentary about not only Arnold but how the world works

    • @jakybakey8473
      @jakybakey8473 9 місяців тому +5

      Not

    • @greenrabbit4075
      @greenrabbit4075 9 місяців тому +5

      Planet of the apes! ^^

    • @randypeppercorn1865
      @randypeppercorn1865 7 місяців тому +4

      Masterful is a strong word. It says he joined the army in "One thousand, nine hundred and forty-five". He wasn't even born until 1947.

    • @theberserker5077
      @theberserker5077 7 місяців тому

      the editing was marginal.

    • @1sinister80
      @1sinister80 6 місяців тому +2

      ​@@theberserker5077editing was horrible.

  • @sheldoncooper8199
    @sheldoncooper8199 9 місяців тому +127

    i feel incredibly incredibly Sorry for Mike Mentzer

    • @GREYGANDALF
      @GREYGANDALF 9 місяців тому

      Me too he sucks

    • @shanus11
      @shanus11 9 місяців тому +9

      why? he placed 5th he didn't look as good as the top 3 thats for sure. he self destructed thats on him for being a drug addict

    • @timsullivan7940
      @timsullivan7940 9 місяців тому +19

      @@shanus11 you nailed it. Even as a mere shadow of his former self, Arnold was MUCH better than Mentzer that day in several areas. Mentzer is a crybaby who quit and his life spiraled into a sad story of drug addiction and wasted potential. That's on him. It's not what happens to us in life that is important (we all face problems at various points in our lives), but how we respond to the adversity. Mentzer didn't respond well to adversity and blamed others. He had plenty of opportunities ahead of him to respond to any disappointments and to earn his way to the top. He quit.

    • @sheldoncooper8199
      @sheldoncooper8199 9 місяців тому +9

      @@shanus11
      What he was a drug addict even back then ?
      Thats difficult for me to believe. But if You say So, Plus. That STILL doesnt justify Arnold Placing first That Year, And i am the BIGGEST Arnold Schwarzenegger Fan You can imagine.

    • @shanus11
      @shanus11 9 місяців тому +3

      @@sheldoncooper8199 arnold looked better than anyone on that stage, name 1 person that was clearly better than him? have you actually seen the photos and footage? mentzer placed 5th, not even in the discussion. show me the guy who should have won? ppl compare him against his prime shape, he's competing against the guys there not himself. the 80's guys were pretty sub-par

  • @ArniesTech
    @ArniesTech 9 місяців тому +25

    Crazy how people still believe its actually old Arnold's Body. It's his face photoshopped onto Andreas Cahling...

    • @Lousy-Looter
      @Lousy-Looter 9 місяців тому +2

      Oh wow I didn't know that, always knew it was shopped but didn't know its cahlings physique

  • @jessef85
    @jessef85 9 місяців тому +10

    Like my late British gran always said, "Never trust an ambitious Austrian."

  • @ronandynan1228
    @ronandynan1228 9 місяців тому +29

    I do find Arnold's story incredibly inspirational, but having recently learned of his bodybuilding career, he definitely wasn't all peaches and cream

  • @LordHolley
    @LordHolley 9 місяців тому +27

    A man who dreamed for more, and had the guts to go for it. Hit some bumps along the way but never stop pushing for his greater goals. No, he is not perfect and no one is, but he has positively affected and influenced millions of people to be just a little bit better. He is the epitome of the American dream.

    • @libertarianPinoy
      @libertarianPinoy 9 місяців тому +8

      Part of the anerican dream is ruining other people?

    • @johnspartan98
      @johnspartan98 9 місяців тому +2

      Ya, positively sent a lot of people to the hospital for surgery on torn tendons. I can think of three BBer's off the top of my head that tore their biceps off while doing Mentzer's routines.
      Yep, it takes guts and determination to inspire people to train so hard and heavy they blow a knee, elbow, hip, quad, tricep, or tear a bicep off.

    • @jackvannote
      @jackvannote 9 місяців тому

      ​​@@libertarianPinoyYou can't ruin another person. Weak minded peolpe allow themselves to be "ruined" and blame other people for their own shortcomings. Olivia's short coming was cultural; Society wasn't ready for black hero's back then. Mentzer's shortcoming was he quit when the going got tough; had he accepted defeat gracefully and come back the next year he'd have been a Mr. Olympia, but he whined avd cried about Arnold's 1980 win so much it ended his promising career and shortened his life. He died a broken man not because of Arnold but because of his own fragile mindset. But what do I know? What Reg Parks was to Arnold: Arnold was to me. Best, Jurassic Jack A Mr Mass Media x6 and Grand Elite Masters Champion x2 1991-1998 ISSA Certified Fitness Trainer/Bodybuilding Coach aka Jack A.S VanNote President JAV Communcative Enterprises A Multimedia Firm Putting Muscle in Media since 1982 with interests in Film Television and Video Productions. General Programming, Documentaries, Sports/Entertainment and Christian ✝️ Family Fare

    • @libertarianPinoy
      @libertarianPinoy 9 місяців тому +2

      @@jackvannote you can't ruin another person... even if that was true, does that mean attempting to ruin another person is ok? Even if it isn't successful? I think not.
      Anyway, if you think what Arnold is ok as long as he had a positive impact on society, you should be ok with big banks and corporations screwing you over as long as they have a net benefit to society.

    • @jackvannote
      @jackvannote 9 місяців тому

      @@libertarianPinoy Really with the exception of Rape, Murder, or violent physical attack, and from all these there is some ablity to mount a defense; how do you succeed in ruining a person? If they have brains, some brawn, and plenty of guts they should develop the ablity to defend themselves against any actor or action that would cause them ruination. While I was limiting my thoughts to the competitive world it extenda to business and finances as well. If you don't do your homework and do the deal with the wrong financial institutions and corporations and get burned IT'S on you fella. If the institution is the only game in town, like the IFBB let's say, you just have to learn to play the game as they want you too to become and remain a success. It's always a level playing field you can do as much to "ruin" the other person as he can do to you. That's the way of the real world. If it's wrong we're all wrong and unless you're a monk or a "Casper milk toast", you engage with the world in the same manner as I and Arnold do, you just don't see your actions clearly, and definitely don't get the same results. But those that out perform you are not worse humans than you. We all look out for, # 1 first if we're any kind of success at all.

  • @billcortright2232
    @billcortright2232 9 місяців тому +74

    I have been bodybuilding for 42 years it was Arnold that inspired me. I came from a town of 10,000 people. No gym. No bodybuilders. I got inspired from Arnold story. I would lose 123 pounds. Win 13 titles my latest at age 61. I would build multimillion dollar companies worldwide tied to health. Thank Mr. Schwarzenegger 🙏🙏🙏

    • @alishabanks5697
      @alishabanks5697 9 місяців тому +20

      You must thank your anabolic Androgenic steroid supplier also.

    • @masonreich
      @masonreich 9 місяців тому +2

      you created an inspiring story out of something inspiring💪

    • @billcortright2232
      @billcortright2232 9 місяців тому

      @@alishabanks5697 Don’t usually reply to ignorance but I will make an exception. So you believe 42 years of training is tied to substance use. I was a pioneer in HRT medicine. My cycles in my 20 and 30’s were to compete at highest level. Now I’m my 60’s it’s just TRT. I understand every aspect of the body with decades of experience. I monitor my training, sleep , recovery, labs to see how the body is functioning and processing food. If you think drugs will bring you longevity good luck 👍

    • @mwloos1
      @mwloos1 9 місяців тому

      @@alishabanks5697Still have to put the work in.

    • @jas_bataille
      @jas_bataille 9 місяців тому

      @@alishabanks5697 No need, that's one of his companies. You know, along with his 5 subscribers. LMFAO

  • @BobCristofaro
    @BobCristofaro 9 місяців тому +35

    Arnold’s was not in the army in 1945 and didn’t fly to London in 1666. Just saying. 😅

    • @goatrectum
      @goatrectum 9 місяців тому +3

      14:44 You gotta watch out for those brain attacks. They’re deadly.

  • @reptilemark7346
    @reptilemark7346 9 місяців тому +6

    " my family was very poor "
    ( a photo at 14, 250lbs all muscle )
    " we didn't have much "

    • @markp8686
      @markp8686 7 місяців тому +3

      Finally some has a brain, he was not poor for that time n place

    • @alwynsmit3546
      @alwynsmit3546 6 місяців тому +1

      Exactly. So tired of this we were so po bs. You don't get to look like that at 15 when you grow up in poverty. And the bs about him coming to America with nothing & building everything from nothing, whilst we all know Weider covered all his expenses.

  • @86TheMedia
    @86TheMedia 9 місяців тому +212

    Arnold is probably the most calculated man I have ever seen. The dude has been hitting home runs for a lifetime he was a millionaire even before he was a star. Crazy, but I always thought he stepped on others to get where he wanted..he admits it. Sylvester Stallone said he would try and ruin his rep. They hated each other at one point. I would say he is a textbook narcissist, but maybe also a psychopath

    • @NinjaRunningWild
      @NinjaRunningWild 9 місяців тому +12

      He's not a psychopath. That's an entirely different form of psychological disorder.

    • @86TheMedia
      @86TheMedia 9 місяців тому +8

      @@NinjaRunningWild think he is a narcissist? All I can say is, u don't get to where he is at without stepping on some people. And I heard some things about him..but I still love em..it's freaking Arnold 😂

    • @johnspartan98
      @johnspartan98 9 місяців тому +20

      Stallone is a Christian, Arnold is a god in his own mind. What fellowship has light with darkness? NONE! So at the end of Arnold's life he becomes the biggest loser of all time...IMHO.

    • @johnspartan98
      @johnspartan98 9 місяців тому +16

      Arnold is definitely a narcissist. He did everything by himself and gives no glory to YHWH and His Son, the Lord Jesus. It makes him hard on people who don't succeed like he has, but in the end all his wealth and legacy will be left behind and he ends up eternally dead and that's a HUGE loss that makes him a BIG loser.
      I would rather be a loser in this life and gain eternal life by faith in YHWH and His Son, than to be an eternal loser like Arnold.
      I gave the same lecture to Rich Piana 2 years before he died. I think he changed before he died, but never said so. I did see some humility and a lot of introspection in Rich during the last year of his life. I pray he chose to believe in the D.B.R. of Jesus.

    • @86TheMedia
      @86TheMedia 9 місяців тому +4

      @@johnspartan98 Amen

  • @BodybuildingDocumentaries
    @BodybuildingDocumentaries  10 місяців тому +35

    0:00 Ambition and betrayal
    2:00 Understanding your tough childhood
    3:37 Your father ties to the naz* regime?
    5:53 Your way out of the COUNTRY
    7:39 MR Mundo 1965: An unrepeatable genetics
    9:14 The boost I needed: The Weider brothers
    10:21 SERGIO OLIVA, The Great Rival
    10:55 Arnold's First Mr Olympia
    12:39 1970 The controversial Mr Olympia
    16:00 Arnold does not attend his father's funeral
    17:45 Year 1971 - Freeway for Arnold
    19:20 Year 1972 - A historic robbery?
    21:53 1973 Arnold's Most Defined Physique
    22:50 1974 Arnold VS Hulk
    23:30 Why was Arnold so different from the rest?
    25:17 1975 The year that CHANGED EVERYTHING
    29:00 Arnold, how a bodybuilder with an accent becomes a Hollywood actor
    31:50 ARNOLD RETURNS TO BODYBUILDING BY SURPRISE
    32:30 1980 MR OLYMPIA - The most CONTROVERSIAL EVER
    33:20 Mike Mentzer tells the whole truth about Arnold and Weider
    39:40 Arnold's end, justified the means?
    41:00 BODYBUILDING begins to BE KNOWN
    41:28 Arnold TRIUMPHS IN THE CINEMA
    42:19 Arnold's biggest CHALLENGE
    43:40 The DARK SIDE of ARNOLD's life
    46:20 Would Arnold change his life?
    47:35 Arnold's HOW HE CAME TO SUCCESS speech

    • @fredgardner2870
      @fredgardner2870 10 місяців тому

      Thxs

    • @Professor__S
      @Professor__S 9 місяців тому +6

      Screw your freedoms - Arnold Schwarzenegger, 2021😏

    • @danzeman4520
      @danzeman4520 9 місяців тому

      Why can't you say Nazi? It doesn't mean you support them.

    • @tomrhodes1629
      @tomrhodes1629 9 місяців тому

      1:29 Two anti-Christs embrace. "Success" is often quite the opposite. "For what does it profit a man if he gains the entire world but loses his very soul?" Satan is the selfish human EGO. And the cult of personality is the church of satan. Donald Trump is an anti-Christ, and Arnold will be the anti-Christ dictator spoken of in the Bible's Book of Revelation. Elijah has returned, as prophesied, and testifies.

    • @gregjorda3080
      @gregjorda3080 9 місяців тому +1

      I'm curious if there's any reason why the song "creep" was added in a few areas

  • @paulcooper6953
    @paulcooper6953 9 місяців тому +19

    "So in 1666 he took his first flight to london to compete in the mr universe.." I had no idea Arnold was this old 🤣

    • @bellavia5
      @bellavia5 9 місяців тому

      Or that they had planes back then.

    • @YoBravaFrumAnuvaMuva
      @YoBravaFrumAnuvaMuva 9 місяців тому

      Arnold is as old as Mike Benzer.

    • @jeremiahsmith4789
      @jeremiahsmith4789 9 місяців тому

      And he was still competing in one thousand nine hundred and ninety three! 😮

    • @TJfromEarth
      @TJfromEarth 9 місяців тому +2

      i think you mean one thousand six hundred and sixty six

    • @samwiseknows
      @samwiseknows 9 місяців тому

      Lol I read this just as it was said in the doc 😂😂

  • @wolfswan5124
    @wolfswan5124 9 місяців тому +28

    The guy said "screw your freedom", truly says what he really thinks of ordinary people.

    • @Kit-kk9cb
      @Kit-kk9cb 9 місяців тому +5

      came here to say this, very important. thanks so much

    • @SatansNutsack
      @SatansNutsack 8 місяців тому +1

      Mate get educated, if you're going to quote the man do so with the correct context
      “There is a virus here. It kills people and the only way we prevent it is: get vaccinated, wear masks, do social distancing, washing your hands all the time, and not just to think about, ‘Well my freedom is being kind of disturbed here.’ No, screw your freedom,"
      “You have the freedom to wear no mask - but you know something? You’re a schmuck for not wearing a mask. Because you are supposed to protect your fellow Americans around you.”

    • @reinedire7872
      @reinedire7872 8 місяців тому +7

      Yep. That one was a big letdown.

    • @josephwanjiku6853
      @josephwanjiku6853 7 місяців тому

      He is bought and controlled. Sold himself out.

    • @user-pz8vn3tv5e
      @user-pz8vn3tv5e 7 місяців тому +4

      Exactly

  • @wolfganghasenmaier8350
    @wolfganghasenmaier8350 7 місяців тому +7

    He gets people to do for him what he needs to get done for him. Bigtime. And they think it`s their own idea while he has made them think all of that. Pure genius. Plus another superrare ability: His muscle genetics.

  • @SafetyPropaganda
    @SafetyPropaganda 10 місяців тому +484

    Anyone who's surprised that a man this ambitious and successful has a dark side is needs to get it together, of course he has a dark and ruthless side? Who cares? He's hilarious, charismatic, and one of the coolest people ever.

    • @357SWAGNUM_MAGA_X
      @357SWAGNUM_MAGA_X 10 місяців тому +178

      And with that attitude it's no wonder Hitler rose to power....

    • @digdig2345
      @digdig2345 10 місяців тому +19

      Very well said! Some people just like to twist any word that comes out of your mouth. We just need to focus on the positive and forget the rest.

    • @Chopper650
      @Chopper650 10 місяців тому

      screw your freedoms

    • @salvadorromero9712
      @salvadorromero9712 10 місяців тому +78

      @@digdig2345 How about "we" not be afraid of seeing all aspects of a person, positive and negative, and learning from them both? "Forgetting the rest" that is not positive about a person is precisely how people become abuse victims. It is *the* way that happens. No thank you.

    • @slave_planet
      @slave_planet 10 місяців тому

      @@357SWAGNUM_MAGA_X What was Hitler's dark side? Rejecting debt slavery for his people?

  • @mubarakomar3201
    @mubarakomar3201 10 місяців тому +18

    Why didn't you mention Wag Bennet by name? Wag was an instrumental part of Arnold's success.

  • @Faronthefiddler
    @Faronthefiddler 7 місяців тому +10

    When Arnold proclaimed: “Screw your freedom”, that closed it.

    • @neiljoy8465
      @neiljoy8465 4 місяці тому

      Yup!😵👎

    • @ew8311
      @ew8311 2 місяці тому

      @@neiljoy8465Same here. He became a villain that day.

  • @mrmorrisjh
    @mrmorrisjh 9 місяців тому +12

    Mike had the best form in that competition. He deserved that trophy. I don't care what anyone says.

  • @odessafile75
    @odessafile75 10 місяців тому +5

    The photo of the right of the thumbnail is Arnold's head on Andreas Cahling's body.

  • @robertmastnak581
    @robertmastnak581 9 місяців тому +24

    I respect him as a sporstsman, BB, and his will to success ...He is living legend!

    • @johnspartan98
      @johnspartan98 9 місяців тому +3

      Sportsman can laugh at themselves, take a joke, lose but not QUIT. He's a legend in your mind....LOL. He left his fans hanging.

    • @thomasobrien8850
      @thomasobrien8850 7 місяців тому

      cut the comedy out😂😂😂

    • @deltaoperator7707
      @deltaoperator7707 6 місяців тому +2

      A sportsman ?? He is a liar and took steroids.

    • @rizmark5522
      @rizmark5522 5 місяців тому

      Would you give Arnie a good rimming if he asked you?

  • @vegetason5080
    @vegetason5080 9 місяців тому +3

    Thank you for constructioning this fantastic video. You obviously put in the work, you deserve the praise. Well done 👍

    • @hugohoeglund1424
      @hugohoeglund1424 8 місяців тому

      Did he now? ua-cam.com/video/0q7K7M7sV54/v-deo.htmlsi=s-jg_mC_A819V5NV

  • @nikovenag4110
    @nikovenag4110 8 місяців тому +3

    If you read his book - Total Recall. Its just amazing how he was at the exact time, exact moment for each of his careers. Bodybuilding was just starting and there was no leading men with character so it was Arnod who became one. Same with movie industry, he just got in after Sly has made a few movies and having well built body was a must to become an action star.Same was with his businesses, You can read in the book the way he went through military service. There were so many lucky parts in his life. If he was born 20 years earlier, he wouldn't be where he is today, simply because of the technology. But also to say that there were 5billion more people who were living in exact same period as Arnold and they didn't benefit of all that simply because they were not visionary and didn't work hard

  • @jessfrankel5212
    @jessfrankel5212 10 місяців тому +25

    Arnold went to London in 1666...he's a time traveler, too!
    Pic at roughly 11:16 was of the Mr. O in Essen in 1972, not 1970.
    As for Arnold's dark past, we know that he's never been faithful to his girlfriends before Maria, or even after, if those reports are true, and they seem to be. His father joined the Naz* party because not doing so would've marked him and the authorities probably would've jailed him or done something worse. AFAIK, the elder Schwarzeneggar never participated in atrocities that the other members of hitler's armed forces did.
    Arnold's always been after power; that much is true. But he was never like his father and he's cultivated friends from all walks of life. He's definitely a complicated person, far from perfect, but in terms of bodybuilding, no one's done more for the sport/art than Arnold. Just my take on all this.

    • @kevinhoughton9134
      @kevinhoughton9134 10 місяців тому +8

      He also served in the military in 1945! That would make him 94 now. If you're going to make these videos, at least do your research correctly.

    • @carlomiller1984
      @carlomiller1984 10 місяців тому +1

      @@kevinhoughton9134 yes, LOL, absolutely ridiculous, and then he said that he was 20 years old in 1967. This idiot narrator didn't read his script very carefully.

    • @Sirgromulus
      @Sirgromulus 9 місяців тому +5

      ​@kevinhoughton9134 I concur. Mistakes like these make it hard for me to take the video seriously.

    • @kevinhoughton9134
      @kevinhoughton9134 9 місяців тому +1

      @@Sirgromulus 100%.

    • @paulimeson4689
      @paulimeson4689 6 місяців тому +1

      I find there are loads of mistakes in this video that's hard to watch it. Loads of stuff taking from pumping iron which is well known to have been scripted and not to be factual. The time lines are over the place.
      The point people are making about Arnold being a bad person because of the mind games is nonsense. Look at modern mma or boxing stars they all do the same thing. Indeed there was some favouritism later on when he was so well known. This was the same with Ronnie in the last olympia he won Jay cutler should of won.
      Point being there are many stars of different sports that will do whatever it takes to be the best. Isolating out Arnold as some big baddie when there has been so many since that have been just as self centered and narcistic is wrong

  • @ulaw1lawluss17
    @ulaw1lawluss17 9 місяців тому +5

    he was taught to be his own man , he done it , his father would be proud

    • @ulaw1lawluss17
      @ulaw1lawluss17 9 місяців тому +3

      his life and hurt no one can understand...we have been brought up loved but softly we happy be happy too , he was loved but hurt as his farther new his son was different and would not put up with his life so he helped made the man we see today a hero and being a hero u must go through pain........ , love to Anorld your a legend x webby swindon blunsdon

    • @alwynsmit3546
      @alwynsmit3546 6 місяців тому

      But he wasn't his own man. He got to where he was tx to Weider

  • @carolynfaia7368
    @carolynfaia7368 7 місяців тому +1

    Arnold's posing is just poetic. I can definitely see the ballet influences.

  • @AngGabriel
    @AngGabriel 7 місяців тому

    Amazing work bro. Thank you for your time, research and input.

  • @mjdean89
    @mjdean89 10 місяців тому +19

    1666!? His years are off. Even when he said 1975 he said “one thousand nine hundred and seventy five” bro just say nineteen seventy five!!

    • @higherpower254
      @higherpower254 10 місяців тому +8

      In think he's using a text to speech software

    • @mjdean89
      @mjdean89 10 місяців тому

      @@higherpower254 ahh that makes sense I didn’t think of that lol

    • @theoriginalrecycler
      @theoriginalrecycler 9 місяців тому

      Ai

    • @RC-Flight
      @RC-Flight 8 місяців тому

      That’s because a stupid computer voice can’t always tell when numbers are meant to be announced as years the computer voice sucks!

    • @RC-Flight
      @RC-Flight 8 місяців тому

      Good video and topic, but the computer voice sucks!

  • @dustinhogle3844
    @dustinhogle3844 9 місяців тому +4

    One of the most loved and respected bodybuilders/actors of all time. All respect and honor GONE running his mouth off. Once he hopped on social media and told people to give up their freedoms and get vaccinated, DONE.

    • @grandpied
      @grandpied 9 місяців тому +2

      Same here once he started running his mouth off about screw your freedoms get vaccinated, any and all respect for him came to an abrupt, decisive and very, very loud screeching halt.

    • @tofudish
      @tofudish 8 місяців тому +1

      @@grandpied No. That "Screw your freedom" was adressed specifically to people who did (and do) not care about safety, calling the corona pandemic fake and refused to take any safety measures. Or in other words: "Your Liberty To Swing Your Fist Ends Just Where My Nose Begins".

  • @mightymouse5023
    @mightymouse5023 7 місяців тому +4

    Well done sir.
    Fame, glory, and accomplishments aside, he is like everyone else . Everyone has a dark side, things they wish they could change, things they want to hide and the side they portray or let everyone see. I certainly don't fault him or judge him. We all want better and how we go about it is relative to our upbringing, circumstances, and opportunities.

  • @uncleg9783
    @uncleg9783 9 місяців тому +2

    " SCREW YOUR FREEDOM "
    what a cool guy !🤔

  • @chrisd9961
    @chrisd9961 10 місяців тому +15

    Arnold is a success most people don't push that hard

  • @porcupinecraig
    @porcupinecraig 10 місяців тому +42

    I was a big Arnold fanboy in the 80's and 90's. I even met him and got a picture with him.
    But over time, my fanism has soured. He promised so much as a governor but largely failed and did nothing to clean up CA politics. In fact, it only got worse. He had no idea what he was doing and really should not have run for office. Sure, he could win an election, but then what? He needed to actually do the job.
    After so many years of preaching conservative poltics, he is now preaching global warming and bashing Trump who is actually DOING all the things that Arnold preached.
    Watching Arnold now trying to stay relevant is just pathetic.
    All his failures as a familiy man cannot be easily forgiven. All the years he said that he has matured and left his womanizing behind? Nope. He cheated on Maria from day one and just kept doing it.
    Then all the steroids.
    Funny, I still train and maintain a good physique in my 50's. Arnold certainly had a big influence on that. But he was a big time steroid user. He lied about it over and over.
    Arnold carefully decides what he lets people know about him. I guess that is his choice. But there are so many lies, I just can't really care about him anymore.

    • @fredgardner2870
      @fredgardner2870 10 місяців тому

      Arnold was Total narcissist pos.

    • @varnadorel
      @varnadorel 10 місяців тому +6

      I can't agree with you more. I feel exactly the same way.

    • @pekkasiren4532
      @pekkasiren4532 10 місяців тому +4

      Agree 100%. He sold his soul.

    • @shaundouglas2057
      @shaundouglas2057 9 місяців тому +14

      His 'Screw Your Freedoms' comment pretty much tells me that the apple dosen't fall too far from the tree.

    • @prophetseven728
      @prophetseven728 9 місяців тому

      Nothing wrong with taken Steroids. Drinking is way worse. But he a grown man. It his body. His choice. The part that shut me off on him was when he said Screw Your Freedoms! And than he attacks Trump. It like he turned his back on America that gave him everything.

  • @Brain_Juice
    @Brain_Juice 8 місяців тому +2

    He had to escape a back water village, he had to escape a back water mentality, he had to escape a small minded future and think how can I be all I can be, achieve my potential, if the only way to do this is severe ties then cut the chains holding you back. Anyone should have control of their own destiny, knowone should make that decision for you. Arnold is a hero! Arnold isn't selfish and ruthless, he's ambitious, courageous and shrewd and he is knowbodies fool!

  • @claudeseide9209
    @claudeseide9209 7 місяців тому

    Great video ! Keep them coming.

  • @neub4321
    @neub4321 10 місяців тому +16

    If you're trying to expose Arnold, why didn't you discuss his ABUSE of the political process in California to RECALL his predecessor, Democratic Governor Gray Davis. Without framing Davis and manipulating the recall process, Arnold never would have become governor because he could not have beaten other Republicans in a primary election. Also, did you discuss Arnold's efforts to smear women he mistreated? You addressed major controversies in his bodybuilding career, but not outside it.

    • @Divingdeeponceagain
      @Divingdeeponceagain 10 місяців тому +3

      Zis is nat truu ai swea

    • @MojKanal-cz1iz
      @MojKanal-cz1iz 10 місяців тому

      Politics are scripted and predestinated dude. It was Arnolds turn and he would won regardless.

  • @darkkrenaissance42
    @darkkrenaissance42 7 місяців тому +1

    Goodness,,,
    that last public speech there at the end was just beautiful and soulfull...

  • @user-bb5ue6lz9s
    @user-bb5ue6lz9s 4 місяці тому +1

    In 1977, when I was 13 and always at the gym, someone said Arnold was cocky. The biggest and best bodybuilder at the gym said, "If I was that big, I'd be cocky too" To all this "Villian" crap, I say "so what?". He never said he was gong to be the Pope, he is who he is and was who he was and he shouldn't be any more repentant than any of us. Let he without sin cast the first stone.

  • @ronaldbohan2720
    @ronaldbohan2720 10 місяців тому +32

    I have always respected the bodybuilders I competed against not telling them they need more size or whatever just to get the upper hand over them . I would never put my integrity at risk for fame and fortune. Arnold apologized when he was running for Governor to the people he disrespected in the past. Arnold did reach his goals in life it seems.

  • @earl-tf4qc
    @earl-tf4qc 9 місяців тому +10

    "Screw your freedoms."
    ~ Arnold S.~

    • @Ziegfried82
      @Ziegfried82 9 місяців тому

      That statement showed he is completely un American at heart. He may have a great story about an immigrant coming to America and making it big, but when all is said and done he is the sort of man that is happy to crush anyone in his way by any means necessary. He doesn't value freedom.

  • @LaraDorren1
    @LaraDorren1 4 місяці тому +1

    I don’t think he’s a narcissist. Narcissus are inherently unsure of themselves, he on the other hand is leaking confidence without a doubt. It’s impossible to get above certain level of success without making some questionable decisions, compromises. He was smart enough to know what he wanted but most importantly he knew what he had to do to achieve it and had guts to do so. Also he seems very conscious about everything he had done and acknowledges it - doesn’t try to say it was someone else’s fault.

  • @physicsandall6416
    @physicsandall6416 3 місяці тому +1

    Whatever Arnold is, at the end of the day he is a living legend who inspires millions. He promoted bodybuilding and fitness more than anybody. Most bodybuilders started the game after they got inspired from Arnold and not Mike Mentzer or the others. Personal lives of legends should not be taken into account.

  • @brandongonzalez_
    @brandongonzalez_ 10 місяців тому +4

    Amazing video, amazing channel. I foresee this channel growing rapidly, keep it up!

    • @BodybuildingDocumentaries
      @BodybuildingDocumentaries  10 місяців тому +4

      many thanks!! the next one will be the zyzz documentary

    • @BigMoneyMike1
      @BigMoneyMike1 2 місяці тому +1

      @@BodybuildingDocumentariesyou gonna let AI make that one for you too?

    • @BodybuildingDocumentaries
      @BodybuildingDocumentaries  Місяць тому

      @@BigMoneyMike1 Im the owner of a spanish channel called Dibrah. Im dub my videos in english for this channel

  • @nikola.despotovic
    @nikola.despotovic 9 місяців тому +7

    Your thumbnail picture looked familiar to me, and I was right. That is not old Arnold, but Arnold's head photoshoped on another bodybuilder's body. His name is Andreas Cahling, and he is a living legend himself.

  • @masteringcriticalthinking01
    @masteringcriticalthinking01 6 місяців тому

    Thanks for this documentary. The perspective of Arnold's life provided much food for thought. I knew a fair amount before, this added excellent perspective to the complexity of the man.

  • @CrypDomi
    @CrypDomi 8 місяців тому +2

    OMG. that documentary was just GREAT!!!! 😁💪

  • @boxsterpontus
    @boxsterpontus 9 місяців тому +14

    There was a film made in 1977, Pumping Iron, it very clearly shows who Arnorld was. It's scary how he outplays his competitors, Arnold is very intelligent and cunning.

    • @Stierenkloot
      @Stierenkloot 8 місяців тому

      It was all staged you fool

    • @wolfganghasenmaier8350
      @wolfganghasenmaier8350 7 місяців тому

      It would never have worked in boxing or real wrestling or MMA. That`s where words mean n a d a.

  • @joseluisfattofit4851
    @joseluisfattofit4851 9 місяців тому

    Wow great documentary man, you have an amazing point of and and amazing way to portray it. Definitely subscribing

    • @BigMoneyMike1
      @BigMoneyMike1 2 місяці тому +1

      Bro this was made with AI the creator did fuck all Exept give chat GPT a prompt

    • @joseluisfattofit4851
      @joseluisfattofit4851 2 місяці тому

      ⁠@@BigMoneyMike1 your right bro 🤦 i rewatched and im disappointed in myself I misthat the first time thanks

  • @RobertFAY-vk5xk
    @RobertFAY-vk5xk 7 місяців тому +1

    Dearest Kit LAUGHLIN, Thank you for making a documentary about Arnold SCHWARZENEGGER that is accurate & absolutely true! Robert FAY in AUSTRALIA.

  • @NERDXCORE
    @NERDXCORE 9 місяців тому +3

    Mentzer was the GOAT. Uncrowned King.

  • @tiffanyvirnig4099
    @tiffanyvirnig4099 9 місяців тому +7

    This is my absolute hero. He did fantastic job throughout his life.

    • @jaymin8928
      @jaymin8928 9 місяців тому +3

      Wrong hero you have

    • @johnspartan98
      @johnspartan98 9 місяців тому

      Arnold? Ya! Mentzer?...LMAO. Quitters are not heroes.

    • @em4227
      @em4227 9 місяців тому

      Yeah these people are just Ego-Driven they're self-absorbed The way he cheated on Maria and hid it for years. Rumor has it that he was after Jackie Kennedy years ago to try to move up . And I've heard a psychiatrist on TV1 said that people who make over $75,000 are just as happy as somebody who makes $300,000 so the correlation with income and how happy you are is a meth it's all perception people love to see the beautiful cars the houses I work with wealthy people and trust me they're not particularly all that happy their medicine cabinet is filled with drugs 👿😱 again their ego driven. Just read the front page of the LA in New York times and look at all these people all screwed up who are very wealthy

  • @arkjames1013
    @arkjames1013 7 місяців тому

    It's inspiring. Thank you!!

  • @curtcoeurdelion
    @curtcoeurdelion 9 місяців тому +1

    I like it how in the thumbnail the face of old Arnold is placed on old Sly‘s body.

  • @johnavery8035
    @johnavery8035 9 місяців тому +3

    Well done sir. I live in more of a gray area as I age trying to understand that success comes at a price, human nature balanced between the dark side and the good.

  • @bankzzgardner8150
    @bankzzgardner8150 9 місяців тому +5

    What a life He has lived much respect to his achievements in life ✌️🏋️☯️

  • @John14-6
    @John14-6 9 місяців тому

    Amazingly well put together

  • @nielsandersen4753
    @nielsandersen4753 8 місяців тому +1

    Great presentation + personal reflection, a very nice documentary

  • @rickhauser9698
    @rickhauser9698 8 місяців тому +2

    There are many bodybuilding champions who were great human beings. Reeves, Zane, Draper come immediately to mind. ❤❤❤

  • @famouscriminals18
    @famouscriminals18 9 місяців тому +3

    16:35 Lee Priest was also banned after competing in the Mr Universe. It’s like that with all sports. The NBA had unofficial ban on And1 Athletes. There’s a Russian league that doesn’t allow it’s athletes to compete in the NHL.
    Mr. Universe was actually bigger than the Olympia in the 60s. Arnold was a big part of bringing popularity to the Olympia.

  • @CobraGofficial
    @CobraGofficial 8 місяців тому

    Best documentary I have seen🤗.keep it up brother

  • @kornisonkiseli3248
    @kornisonkiseli3248 9 місяців тому +1

    Great exploration of the other side of Arnold's success that many ignore.

  • @sherrihall8168
    @sherrihall8168 9 місяців тому +4

    He actually went to his pops funeral I guess he thought it would make him seem even more determined than he already was

  • @MensGroomingAdvice
    @MensGroomingAdvice 9 місяців тому +5

    Really interesting take and obviously took a lot of work to put together - well done! Looking forward to watching more of your videos - new subscriber :)

    • @em4227
      @em4227 9 місяців тому

      They didn't talk about anything about him going after the Kennedys cuz he wanted to get into politics and at one point there's a story of a local in New York paper that he was eyeing Jackie Kennedy cuz he wanted to get in he seems like an opportunist if you ask me and his physique doesn't even compete with the guys of today whose physiques are much superior than his

  • @jeffreylocke8808
    @jeffreylocke8808 9 місяців тому

    I ordered the complete course offerings of Arnold Schwarzenegger. I still have them.

  • @vintage-genes
    @vintage-genes 9 місяців тому

    Brother, I really like your documentaries, you do a very good job.👌🏾

  • @mindfreaksunny3848
    @mindfreaksunny3848 10 місяців тому +14

    You crazy comparing Chirs Bumsted with Arnold. The amount of drugs and growth hormone todays bodybuilders take that’s unimaginable. Talking from experience as I’m a bodybuilder too. Back in the day it wasn’t like this, Arnold’s symmetry was phenomenal, classic, no one can ever beat that.

    • @ClassicTor
      @ClassicTor 9 місяців тому +2

      Cbum doesnt even have a good physique

    • @HerbanFarmer420
      @HerbanFarmer420 9 місяців тому

      Smol legs tho. Dude was all arms.

    • @Stierenkloot
      @Stierenkloot 8 місяців тому

      Arnold is literally known for being NOT symmetrical. Take a closer look at his biceps in a double pose

    • @mindfreaksunny3848
      @mindfreaksunny3848 7 місяців тому +1

      @@Stierenkloot you know it’s easier to sit and point out uneven muscle groups! Arnold has an overall great package till to this day no one has a chest like he had!

  • @marknolan2799
    @marknolan2799 9 місяців тому +16

    I enjoyed your documentary. There was quite a bit of footage and photos that I had never seen before which really made it enjoyable and interesting. He has had an amazing life. Is he a narcissist, probably, only those who know him would know for sure. In regards to his bodybuilding career, he truly had an aesthetic body and frame and could have been a champion on that alone. But that combined with his posing, star quality and ability to communicate made him hard to beat. Sure he wasn't as good in 1980 as he had been and maybe some of the other competitors were in top shape but they still didn't look as good as Arnold.

  • @wrlord
    @wrlord 9 місяців тому +2

    Arnold was NOT drinking Diet Coke in 1980. It hadn't been invented yet.

  • @BaseSRKI
    @BaseSRKI 9 місяців тому

    Great, really enjoyed this!

  • @encarnacionrangel6055
    @encarnacionrangel6055 9 місяців тому +5

    He lived the American dream and still adding to his story in life you make sacrifices to succeed

    • @mariocooldude9092
      @mariocooldude9092 9 місяців тому

      He sucks ....look at the bullshit video he did during covid 19... basically said fuck your freedom ... excuse me Mr. Immigrant??? MY ancestors died for my right to say fuck the government and it's bullshit rules 😡 his didn't !!!

    • @mathewvanostin7118
      @mathewvanostin7118 9 місяців тому

      Lol he didnt do any crazy sacrifice he basicaly is quite similar to bodybuilder influencer
      Found a way to get viral and popular
      And he cheated cause he was using steroids for many years before it became known and popular in the usa

    • @maxaffe3195
      @maxaffe3195 9 місяців тому

      no need to be an ass many times

  • @nicolbraaaa
    @nicolbraaaa 9 місяців тому

    Excellent video mate 🤙🏽

  • @millawitt1882
    @millawitt1882 9 місяців тому

    I’ll never forget, as a young 10 year old girl, seeing A.S posing as Mr. Olympia -what A Sight!😮👍😀

  • @cloudsoundz9431
    @cloudsoundz9431 9 місяців тому +11

    "Screw your freedoms"

  • @sethsavage28
    @sethsavage28 9 місяців тому +4

    Most people love Arnold the bodybuilder, The self made man. Not the globalist Rino.

    • @JCJMC21
      @JCJMC21 8 місяців тому

      He should grab the Republican Party by the pussy and bring it back to reality in this century.

    • @alwynsmit3546
      @alwynsmit3546 6 місяців тому

      Self made 😂

  • @LucasVegvary
    @LucasVegvary 3 місяці тому

    Wow this was great thank you

  • @cor2250
    @cor2250 9 місяців тому

    Great Share Thanks

  • @miker5233
    @miker5233 10 місяців тому +5

    Arnold was real professional is posing with flawless

  • @EstevanValladares
    @EstevanValladares 9 місяців тому +9

    At around 23:00 the host forgot to mention that people know for a fact that Arnold was the first to use the then unknown and therefore undetectable GH. He already had a "genetic" for it, as you can tell by his teeth and head. But if you take notice on those same features in his "already adult but not quite" pics, and his later Olmypia pics, he has much more spaced teeth which does not come from the actual teeth effects from GH, but for the growth of the connective tissue in your face when you take GH, that wont grow past your first "blow" of puberty until you get old, over 50, and your connective tissue do not actually "grow that much" but it doesnt shrink as much as the rest. That is why old people often have big ears, hands, feet, etc. The change in there denotes he was taking not small doses of a specific type of GH, and therefore, while not judging the use of it, I think it is cheating because others would not be aware they could.
    The abuse of these kinds of GH is what a while back also brought the Palumbism, which is the "next side effect" should you keep doing it and growing your use. When your organs start to grow for the use of GH, your gut gets bloated, and a lot of things get messed up because your body wasnt ready to that growth.
    Anyway, you can know that now, as I mentioned, because you can see in old Arnold the effects of having used GH of that type when he was young.
    On top of that, people know for a fact that Arnould took Methandrostenolone and Stanozolol, at the time, also, not something that anyone could just find a nice "pharmacist to buy", and when taken "correctly" if there is such thing, they will also promote a "inflated aspect" that do something before you "lose water gain": It opens your bones to look larger. This effect is normal in bodybuilders, which will look as if they have longer necks, but it is just that their traps being developed push the shoulders down. The game effect those african girls do with the rings. When you take a drug that inflates your muscles like Methandrostenolone, it forces that effect, but when you stop, it deflates the muscle, but the bone structure wont go back as it was, even if the muscle size does. Stanozolol selectively enhances the growth from certain muscle fibers, which make the strenght and thickness of the muscle develop faster. That is why it is called "powerlifter gear". That when carefully dosed with methandrostenolone, makes you see incredible "striation" and also enhances the effects of methandrostenolone in changing bone structure.
    All that you can see now in old Arnold as the results of those things. And I can tell as a fact that early supplements had a lot of stuff in them, as it wasnt possible to detect it, nor the "FDAs" of the World cared. While I had known whey from a long time, being a country kid, when it got to the city, it was "infused" with gear to give it power that it doesnt have. The industry quietly removed it in some cases when they got the hint that regulation was comming, while some did not.
    It is possible that Arnold had it without knowing ? Yes. It is possible that he never had it from youth ? No.

  • @John3.36
    @John3.36 9 місяців тому +2

    Arnold gained the world at the cost of his soul. Now in his old age he is reflecting and seems to not want to change it. Hopefully he will make peace with God one day.

  • @eilleenbrown1379
    @eilleenbrown1379 4 місяці тому +1

    I came from divorce and dysfunction + I can relate to his story . I was the black sheep and not the favorite but lifting is my Life and love it makes me do the right thing . I competed in Martial art's , but first started lifting running and aerobics , Dance now gymnastics 🤸🏃💃🏋️🚶🏃

  • @Wulfdane
    @Wulfdane 7 місяців тому +5

    Arnold’s climb from abject poverty, to what he is now - is astounding. Good for him.

    • @McDago100
      @McDago100 7 місяців тому +2

      He looks like he never went hungry, and had a roof over his head. That is hardly abject poverty.

    • @alwynsmit3546
      @alwynsmit3546 6 місяців тому

      Abject poverty? Ah come on now. We're not stupid. You don't get to look like that at 15, built like that, whilst living in abject poverty.

  • @borchelsijles8064
    @borchelsijles8064 9 місяців тому +3

    You were too nice to Arnold in this documentary. Showing only lighter side of he's dark side.

  • @ironsharpmuscleandfitness2784
    @ironsharpmuscleandfitness2784 9 місяців тому

    Great documentary, amazing the partiality and truth of the event

  • @user-nj1lt6li5j
    @user-nj1lt6li5j 4 місяці тому

    Friends, This brings back memories--going to high school in the early 70's; buying every bodybuiding magazine, that I could afford; buying food supplements; working out in my garage every morning. Arnold; Joe Weider; Bob Hoffman; Dan Lurie--they were all selling a dream. It was more than 50% Snake OIL--BUY like the Lead Maltese Falcon--That was the stuff that dreams were made of. I DO believe that it was a LOT more fun Bodybuiding or Powerlifting before Arnold made weight training mainstream.

  • @dan6822
    @dan6822 10 місяців тому +3

    Team Mentzer!

  • @josron6088
    @josron6088 9 місяців тому +3

    A tale as Old as Time. It's not what you know it's who you know. If half this stuff is true none of it surprised me. But I'm still a big Arnold fan.

  • @LOGOASSASSIN
    @LOGOASSASSIN 8 місяців тому

    After my very successful father Arnold was my first role model in 1976. I also reached the top of my profession, in my case after 20yrs of hard work.

  • @Bob_Betty
    @Bob_Betty 9 місяців тому

    great video :)

  • @quqen
    @quqen 10 місяців тому +4

    Imo hes an 🍑 hole.went to the judges and whispered that they should have a closer look at platz arm.platz had torn a bicep muscle,but it wasnt really obvious because he hid it well .but when the "rat" AS said it to them they inspected his arm closer,they saw it and it effected his result...i mean who likes a "teller"🤷

  • @romeofarfan5912
    @romeofarfan5912 10 місяців тому +5

    That's not true he's not a psycho. He's just a liars 😅

  • @chris-nx1nk
    @chris-nx1nk 9 місяців тому

    This was awesome. Thanks.

  • @thusharasriruwan1813
    @thusharasriruwan1813 6 місяців тому

    A very well composed documentory.

  • @user-uj9cc5ch5p
    @user-uj9cc5ch5p 9 місяців тому +5

    Arnold made weightlifting popular, ordinary people wanted to be stronger . And what he has done in the cinema is amazing. Mr. X

    • @josephperkins4857
      @josephperkins4857 9 місяців тому +2

      not it's been ppoularized by several people Eugen Sandow,Bob Hoffman,John Grimek,Steve Reeves,and Arnold

  • @mojomanrosie
    @mojomanrosie 9 місяців тому

    Excellent documentary!!!