lu impy very true! But there a plenty of muscle men who can’t handle a problem that requires a little mental strength and plenty who would shrink if someone belted them in the face. Tougness is about how much punishment you can take and keep going and keep functioning and still come out on top.
MrAnperm 100%. Take some of your boys on a hike. Tell them you’re gonna run it and not casually walk up. The one who runs without asking questions... that’s the fucking guy.
And that's why you suck, bro. A PROPER workout is as follows: 2 minutes concocting a pre workout with 7 different powders 180 minutes lifting 5 minutes looking at your pump in the mirror
@ Yeah, we are atleast 3 times as mentally weak as the folks from 3 generations ago. Post war suicide rates and PTSD sky rocket even though the severity of the wars drop significantly...
@@haydeen6535 the more you look for a type of behavior/action the more you can find it. People didn't care so nobody kept count. People have always died from cancer but just recently we discovered what it is, now more people die of cancer because we know how to spot it
@@haydeen6535 you're sadly misstaken. The amount of active combat time for each soldier has increased massively thanks to improved logistics and transportation. In ww2 and ww1 you couldnt be ferried around from combat zone to combat zone with choppers and airplanes. Even being in a FOB or military base guarding it is nerve wrecking. Vietnam was the first taste of it and since then the military has only gotten better at keeping their assets clear of downtime. And thats all you are as a soldier: an expendable asset. And they're not shy about using you.
When he says "tough guys", I don't think he means bullies or any of that "alpha" crap. I think he means guys who, when shit goes down (and not just fights but things like car accidents, building on fire, etc.) have the balls to handle business. Of course people will ask "Does there have to be a physical element to it?" Yes, because there's something about knowing you can protect yourself or others if necessary that gives a person confidence, and just in general tapping into your physicality and virility.
And also, you're not going to persuade or negotiate a fallen log to get off your friend. You're gonna need muscles. You also need muscles to work. Construction, stocking, even cashiering. Muscle is necessary. And if you're lifting or moving especially heavy objects, you may even need fat to help make up the extra weight you'll need to compensate for Newtonian physics.
True, in Slav mentality, you don't step over things you use. First example that comes to mind, don't step over your fishing rod or you won't get any fish, etc. Seem silly, but teaches you to respect things that you have and use.
True, also devout Hindu don't leave books on the floor; seen as disrespectful to their gods of knowledge/learning (don't remember the name) since the book might be kicked or stepped on
“The barbell will get even. Don’t ever step over the barbell.” “I’m an enemy of nutrition.” “Chicken is a weak bird. Just say no to chicken.” He has disdain for the “Peck... Deck.” Pavel is funny.
Fucking clever and original! Should be proud of this one. You commented on a video with a RUSSIAN GUY about BARBELLS saying IN SOVIET RUSSIA, BARBELL LIFTS YOU. Incredible work. When are you starting your comedy career?
Tough guys come from having lived through a hard life. There isn’t too much of that around anymore. In the West, anyway, we have it relatively easy and we produce soft men.
It can be, why do you think male suicide is so much higher than for females? Don't say stupid shit just because you take everything as a personal attack
@@user-rt8sh7xt1d What are you trying to say? If its about men not talking about their feelings, and that somehow is the reason for our higher suicide rate, i would like you to know that youre wrong.
Удивительно то как у него выработался чистый американский акцент без намека на белорусские корни It's amazing how he developed clear American accent with no sign of his Belorussian origin
@@matthewhorizon6050 I guess I'm impressed because I'm Russian myself and I hear a lot of thick English accents around. Still, Pavel's one is cleaner than most of Russians learning English. Especially true for elder people, they have a hard time removing Russian consonants from their speech
@@spb78art Oh, his Enlish is very clean. I think Americans can detect the difference. I mean, even here, there must be at least 100 different accents in the country. In upstate NY alone accents change every few counties.
I was at the gym yesterday and there was this guy lifting a lot of weight, seemed like a tough guy. Then he was out of there and I spent 5 minutes putting away the stuff he had used, because it was in the way. I propose that a man's toughness depends a lot on his values and manners. I also once saw a real mean looking guy who didn't want to touch a fish someone had caught because it was slimy and had spikes. So I took care of it. There are many ways to be tough. I propose that we need tough men and women who know how to handle life well and
It's a No-Go even in germany, my weightlifter coach slapped the back of my head and warned me dead serious that i will never ever do this again... Oldschool but i loved it
Regarding stepping over a barbell: it's something lifters avoid doing because you don't want people doing it to you...standard do unto thy neighbor stuff. Serious lifters love their routines, preparation, details, consistencies, and understand others do too. Don't touch/step over the deadlift bar or mess with the floor underneath, etc, and it's the same with squatting or benching. Don't walk across someone squatting heavy or take weights off the rack/bench during the set. It's not really superstition or voodoo: you're pushing your body to the absolute limit with a fair amount of risk, so you need complete focus and control.
He should give an in depth explanation of how physical strength and the stress of serious physical exertion translates into mental strength and resiliency. It absolutely does.
Thats just one of those old superstitions but it does exist. Doubt you'd get beaten up for this though. I dont even think many know of this outside old gyms.
The power lifts are stressful physically and psychologically, so the lifters don't like people walking through their "space" or messing with their equipment or prep routines. It's not illegal to curl in the squat rack either, but experienced lifters know not to do it, because it's rude and disrespectful.
In ancient Athens Socrates, one of the founders of western philosophy, was known for his toughness.During his military service in the Peloponnesian war, among other, it is documented that he used to walk without shoes and with light clothing in the winter operations.
stepping over barbell; damn. I rolled on barbells on the gym while some other lad pull me; a good way to get foot injury but it feels great I did wash my feet though
Physical strength is probably the least important kind of strength. True strength comes from suffering and bearing the unbearable. Suffering will teach you empathy for your fellow man. So be a tough guy and go help people
I planned a workout routine and diet list on evernote and i went to give it the name "fitness" and i just felt so gay Eventually it ended with just an untitled note
Working man? The Working class gets demolished..and when u talk about it all americans are calling u a socialist, a russian or something Else..thats the main Problem here
Society needs to bring back the duel so i can legally rack up a good body count. At least we need to be abke to challenge people to a fight, in a ring, which would be televised weekly on local television.
@Dav serban he said he wants to rack up body count in duels and i say that this is an empty talk since nothing stoppung him from fighting now. So you dont even need to consider whether he will lose in a duel :-/
You dont know because you are all weak. If you have to stop and ask "Um....I mean, Why do I have to respect this?" Maybe it's just his "ego showing through" whatever the F*ck that means.
I wonder how I’d stack up as a “tough guy” even though I don’t act like an insecure brat. I’m a Navy veteran, I lift regularly, I deal with difficult people without cracking often, plus I work as a Merchant Mariner. Sailors are the classic “Tough guys” that spend time doing difficult work away from their families.
You are fitting the profile. The majority is working and spending their spare time behind the screen. Very few people served in the military. I am not a tough guy, I did not serve and I will become a computer programmer, so I envy you, to be honest.
We need more tough guys that workout, pay their increasing taxes, adhere to the gun laws... the alternative is be a weak guy, pay their increasing taxes, adhere to the gun laws...
We do not need more "tough guys" but we need people who have balance in their lives. We should promote balance and not toughness, you would have much fewer problems.
I think he's saying that things are balanced towards the bitch end on average in the west. Encouraging toughness would be balacing things out, according to this logic.
I stepped over a barbell in some strange gym while on vacation. I got my ass kicked by 8 guys and haven't walked right since! NOW I know my offense! 👈😳
idk what this guys fighting background is, but pavel is strong as fuck and has trained spetsnaz, russias elite military special forces. I wouldnt be too sure that joe would take this guy out in a street fight.
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A society that separates its scholars from its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting done by fools
Most guys I encounter at the uni are far more warriorlike than those wannabe chad fuckboys in the gym
Unless you've got heart, you aint shit.
Julian Esselink the only people who call other men fuckboys are women who keep getting pumped and dumped by them
Damn.
@@Chris-T4 There are a lot of weak men asking stupid questions about this guy.
Do not pray for an easy life, pray for the strength to endure a difficult one - Bruce Lee
Beautiful life advice from one of the most underrated philosophers of the modern era.
Man, i see so many people saying that but putting others authors after
Best statement ever
@Natty Fatty Powerlifting lol
👏🤣😂😅
lol
He didn’t mean actually physical strong he meant mentally
Very cool to get a Bond villain on the podcast.
Fucking comment of the day!
Fucking dead 🤣
Lmaooo jopo level comment
@Miguel Hernandez dawg what are you even talking about lmfao
🐐 comment of this whole video.😂😂
Nice to see two kettle bells having a polite conversation with eachother.
That dude is Hitman's elder brother who taught him everything he knows.
"Tough guys" emerge organically from life experiences.
You can't build a tough guy in the gym.
MrAnperm absolutely right
@@jordaosantana9607 how? your big muscles means nothing
lu impy very true! But there a plenty of muscle men who can’t handle a problem that requires a little mental strength and plenty who would shrink if someone belted them in the face. Tougness is about how much punishment you can take and keep going and keep functioning and still come out on top.
MrAnperm 100%. Take some of your boys on a hike. Tell them you’re gonna run it and not casually walk up. The one who runs without asking questions... that’s the fucking guy.
@lu impy No
5 mins foam roll
5 min band work
50 min lift
5 min sauna
5 mins of stepping over barbells
That’s a short sauna session
@@rybobuno I do 2-3 15 min sauna meditations weekly but this is just the structure of a normal lift
Sounds like crossfit
5hr -game session
30min- weed break
10min- wack session
20min- y.t comments
Rinse and repeat
And that's why you suck, bro.
A PROPER workout is as follows:
2 minutes concocting a pre workout with 7 different powders
180 minutes lifting
5 minutes looking at your pump in the mirror
And just like that, Joe never stepped over a barbell again.
I love this guy lmao... he’s so right about the farmer thing tho... 2 generations ago what we consider a tough guy was considered a healthy adult male
Alex Bishop idk, a lot of guys of that generation are taking daily pharmaceutical pills. In my experience at least. Not the healthiest lot.
You aren't a tough guy if you're mentally weak
@ Yeah, we are atleast 3 times as mentally weak as the folks from 3 generations ago. Post war suicide rates and PTSD sky rocket even though the severity of the wars drop significantly...
@@haydeen6535 the more you look for a type of behavior/action the more you can find it. People didn't care so nobody kept count. People have always died from cancer but just recently we discovered what it is, now more people die of cancer because we know how to spot it
@@haydeen6535 you're sadly misstaken. The amount of active combat time for each soldier has increased massively thanks to improved logistics and transportation. In ww2 and ww1 you couldnt be ferried around from combat zone to combat zone with choppers and airplanes. Even being in a FOB or military base guarding it is nerve wrecking. Vietnam was the first taste of it and since then the military has only gotten better at keeping their assets clear of downtime. And thats all you are as a soldier: an expendable asset. And they're not shy about using you.
When he says "tough guys", I don't think he means bullies or any of that "alpha" crap. I think he means guys who, when shit goes down (and not just fights but things like car accidents, building on fire, etc.) have the balls to handle business. Of course people will ask "Does there have to be a physical element to it?" Yes, because there's something about knowing you can protect yourself or others if necessary that gives a person confidence, and just in general tapping into your physicality and virility.
And also, you're not going to persuade or negotiate a fallen log to get off your friend. You're gonna need muscles. You also need muscles to work. Construction, stocking, even cashiering. Muscle is necessary. And if you're lifting or moving especially heavy objects, you may even need fat to help make up the extra weight you'll need to compensate for Newtonian physics.
nice
True, in Slav mentality, you don't step over things you use. First example that comes to mind, don't step over your fishing rod or you won't get any fish, etc. Seem silly, but teaches you to respect things that you have and use.
It's the same in the Tamil Culture too...
Fascinating similarities...
I learned that you are not allowed to step over humans because they stop growth.
True, also devout Hindu don't leave books on the floor; seen as disrespectful to their gods of knowledge/learning (don't remember the name) since the book might be kicked or stepped on
“The barbell will get even. Don’t ever step over the barbell.”
“I’m an enemy of nutrition.”
“Chicken is a weak bird. Just say no to chicken.”
He has disdain for the “Peck... Deck.”
Pavel is funny.
Is it just me, or he would make a great Tywin Lannister in a Russian version of GOT.
Malayali Mangaka ok
Joe and his foreign cousin Shmo
😭💀
Mr.clean worldwide
Hilarious. Thanks, bro. I love comments like that.
Jeff Sussman
Lmao
joe tapping on the desk in Morris code to Jamie..throw my foam roller out NOW
Morris code?
@@NipplesOfDestiny moarsch?
haha yea I meant morse code...I've never actually spelled that before
@@NipplesOfDestiny what?
chris ireland incredibly underrated comment.. fucking crying
"In Soviet Russia barbell lifts you."
Fucking clever and original! Should be proud of this one. You commented on a video with a RUSSIAN GUY about BARBELLS saying IN SOVIET RUSSIA, BARBELL LIFTS YOU. Incredible work. When are you starting your comedy career?
@@dogperson432 who took a shit in your cereal this morning?
@@IvanGoldBit I'm just a guy sick of this joke, every American thinks it's so clever, it's not
@@dogperson432 IN SOVIET RUSSIA JOKE MAKES FUN OF YOU
@@dogperson432 Hi just a guy sick of this joke, I'm Dad.
Tough guys come from having lived through a hard life. There isn’t too much of that around anymore. In the West, anyway, we have it relatively easy and we produce soft men.
Guns and news
Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. Weak men create hard times. And the cycle continues.
Infantry combat veterans are different 😉
But Gillett told me masculinity is toxic.
It can be, why do you think male suicide is so much higher than for females? Don't say stupid shit just because you take everything as a personal attack
@@user-rt8sh7xt1d it's because society doesn't care about men
/: it’s mostly boys without fathers who commit suicide. It’s a fact. So the problem is not masculinity, but the lack of it.
@@user-rt8sh7xt1d What are you trying to say? If its about men not talking about their feelings, and that somehow is the reason for our higher suicide rate, i would like you to know that youre wrong.
@@derek1186 I agree completely. Lack of testosterone can attribute to depression, with men.
In Russia, barbell steps over you.
Dude is so politically incorrect that I love him even more
This guy is the epitome, paramount embodiement of
"tough but fair".
Joe went full Office Space.
"What would you say it is that you do here, exactly?"
Удивительно то как у него выработался чистый американский акцент без намека на белорусские корни
It's amazing how he developed clear American accent with no sign of his Belorussian origin
JanKaszuba lmaooo fuck outta here
@JanKaszuba
Not as bad as a German chick screaming like Hitler when you're layin pipe.
Dudd, I'll admit, his english is solid. But he has a very recognizable accent.
@@matthewhorizon6050 I guess I'm impressed because I'm Russian myself and I hear a lot of thick English accents around. Still, Pavel's one is cleaner than most of Russians learning English. Especially true for elder people, they have a hard time removing Russian consonants from their speech
@@spb78art
Oh, his Enlish is very clean. I think Americans can detect the difference. I mean, even here, there must be at least 100 different accents in the country. In upstate NY alone accents change every few counties.
“They beat you up? That seems a little excessive” tell em joe
You gotta respect it, man.
I was at the gym yesterday and there was this guy lifting a lot of weight, seemed like a tough guy. Then he was out of there and I spent 5 minutes putting away the stuff he had used, because it was in the way. I propose that a man's toughness depends a lot on his values and manners. I also once saw a real mean looking guy who didn't want to touch a fish someone had caught because it was slimy and had spikes. So I took care of it. There are many ways to be tough. I propose that we need tough men and women who know how to handle life well and
Most of the times it's just optics
Tough men are not made in the gym.
Those are just gym lads
Mads Leonard Holvik I saw a really tough guy the other day going around clearing up after people in the gym. What a warrior.
@@GhostofCTC That's what real toughness is, meeting your responsibilities and getting things done that need to be done.
It's a No-Go even in germany, my weightlifter coach slapped the back of my head and warned me dead serious that i will never ever do this again... Oldschool but i loved it
I've hard the same thing about stepping over barbell from Dmitry Klokov... so it must be some unwritten rule in those Russian gyms
It's every gym with serious lifters. Respect the space; let the guy set up and be focused.
Regarding stepping over a barbell: it's something lifters avoid doing because you don't want people doing it to you...standard do unto thy neighbor stuff. Serious lifters love their routines, preparation, details, consistencies, and understand others do too. Don't touch/step over the deadlift bar or mess with the floor underneath, etc, and it's the same with squatting or benching. Don't walk across someone squatting heavy or take weights off the rack/bench during the set. It's not really superstition or voodoo: you're pushing your body to the absolute limit with a fair amount of risk, so you need complete focus and control.
Courage. Honor. Respect.
Let's get a kettlebell in every house!
Twin Cities Outdoors in Canada, te cut your taxes if you show invoice of a physical activity membership.
Myself and my two younger brothers hit the gym regularly while 90 percent off our friends and other family members don’t. Crazy how that is.
I agree wholeheartedly with Pavel. I've gotten stronger this year and I feel incredible.
My mom tells me I'm tough.
Pavel seems like a really cool dude. I have always respected his knowledge and have used his stuff to get stronger. Great post
joe clearly doesnt agree with this guy but thats one of the great things about his podcast he just has conversations with people he disagrees with
Paul Weaver joe worships this guy
Paul Weaver have you seen joe? He literally tries to look like this guy.
Having done powerlifting myself, his comments put a smile on my face LOL
TheOne111 it’s the same as bicep curls in the squat rack.
“It will get even.”
He should give an in depth explanation of how physical strength and the stress of serious physical exertion translates into mental strength and resiliency. It absolutely does.
3 Bald Guys with different reaction on the Thumbnail
A tough guy never needs to label himself a tough guy, such as this gentleman is doing.
I understand him wanting people to be stronger but stepping over a barbell is disrespectful? Sorry not sorry but that's just crazy.
FOOTLONG GAMING respect the barbell fam
One day you may need to ask that barbell for help. You know what’s gonna happen then?
“It will get even.” 😆 He’s Gotta be joking, right?
@Natty Fatty Powerlifting jeah, u tough guy
Thats just one of those old superstitions but it does exist. Doubt you'd get beaten up for this though. I dont even think many know of this outside old gyms.
Would you walk under a pull up bar someone is using? No.
Getting upset because somebody stepped over a barbell doesn't seem very tough.
it's just unsafe because you might get used to it and trip on it when not watching your step
The power lifts are stressful physically and psychologically, so the lifters don't like people walking through their "space" or messing with their equipment or prep routines. It's not illegal to curl in the squat rack either, but experienced lifters know not to do it, because it's rude and disrespectful.
This is a real thing in Soviet/Russian weightlifting. Ive been to seminars with top russian lifters and they all say the same.
@@jlushefski I had the impression they meant stepping over your own barbell.
@@TheTillhammer Russian's engage in a lot of idiotic and toxic bullshit so yeah, not surprised.
"How do I know this?" "Well, now you do." Right on!
Caught the slight flirtation at the end lol
noush S : yeah later in the bedroom their going to perform The Clean & Jerk while Schaub video tapes it. Lmao.
In ancient Athens Socrates, one of the founders of western philosophy, was known for his toughness.During his military service in the Peloponnesian war, among other, it is documented that he used to walk without shoes and with light clothing in the winter operations.
When your last name looks like an amino acid...
he's not just masculine, he's Tsatsouline, he's pointing out the direction for us folks
Finally some real talk about gym protocol and respecting " the temple "
We are in serious trouble if our pajama boys ever have to fight Russians. About all I learned here
Yeah, look at all those women the US army has now that will be turned into fuck toys.
Stop projecting
No man, u cool. We're kinda same human beings.
Miguel Hernandez you have no idea how wrong you are
Miguel Hernandez who calls people pajama boy ? People who say things like this are very insecure about their own testicular circumference.
Never thought id think of the squat rack as my alter
Love Pavel's sense of humour
TRUE: more people want become tougher.
stepping over barbell; damn.
I rolled on barbells on the gym while some other lad pull me; a good way to get foot injury but it feels great
I did wash my feet though
True, though and strong guy had the best heart. They actually respect everything and had their code and way of life.
Reminds me of El Guapo ( Bas Rutten) when he speaks
Welcome to The Salty Spitoon, how tough are ya?
Physical strength is probably the least important kind of strength. True strength comes from suffering and bearing the unbearable. Suffering will teach you empathy for your fellow man. So be a tough guy and go help people
Nick Grimaldi SOYBOYY
Id say itd depend on how you navigate in life.
@@dest1n826 got emmm
Being a good person is always rewarding
@@dersatansschuh4426 I disagree. You can't just be good. Gotta be good and smart.
Gawd I love Pavel so much..."Will the barbell get you? Yeah it will, yeah it will, it wil. LMAO. Respect the equipment comrades!
This guy sounds more French Canadian than russian
Can't say I agree. Not once during the podcast did I feel the urge to remove my own ears.
Love it👍
This cracks me up that's most people at my gym
One of the coolest guests ever
Klokov in an interview said to never step over a barbell or it will get even... to this day I step
Around the barbell.
Walking under ladders, stepping over barbells, treading on cracks, foam rolling in a gym, life is so restrictive....
I planned a workout routine and diet list on evernote and i went to give it the name "fitness" and i just felt so gay
Eventually it ended with just an untitled note
:D thanks for honest sharing, bro::)
“After wrestling everything in life is Easy”- Dan Gable
The working man is the tough guy
A Bronx tale
That is my sentiment exactly. Not just because I fall into that category either.
Working man?
The Working class gets demolished..and when u talk about it all americans are calling u a socialist, a russian or something Else..thats the main Problem here
You guys are all wrong. Robert De Niro is one of the greatest men alive and I quoted him above. So if these are his words, then it is indeed a fact
Dvnny sitting in a cubicle or behind a desk isn’t work
Dude: we need more tough guys
Also dude after someone steps over barbell: REEEEE
He just has respect for it whatever the reason is
@@robertlopez1172 I think it's funny to have respect for something so much that you don't act like a man about it. It's a boys pride.
True words especially about Fitness!
Society needs to bring back the duel so i can legally rack up a good body count. At least we need to be abke to challenge people to a fight, in a ring, which would be televised weekly on local television.
@Dav serban nobody stopping him from going for cage fights. Empty talk.
@Dav serban I did.
@Dav serban he said he wants to rack up body count in duels and i say that this is an empty talk since nothing stoppung him from fighting now. So you dont even need to consider whether he will lose in a duel :-/
He says there needs to be more stronger people in society but he doesn't say why. Same thing with stepping over the barbell, why is it disrespectful?
That's his ego showing through, you are expected too just know.
You dont know because you are all weak. If you have to stop and ask "Um....I mean, Why do I have to respect this?"
Maybe it's just his "ego showing through" whatever the F*ck that means.
@@lemankurtz8950 And don't question what I say or you're a pussy.
In old - school gyms in India , too, you’d get thrashed if you stepped over a barbell.
Like an indian half-man is going to trash a full-grown western male.
This was a hilarious convo omg lmao!
HUGE fan of Pavel and happy to see him!
Foam rolling is legit. Warming up for the particular movements you’ll be doing is essential for your health
@LouieB no one said anything about stretching
I wonder how I’d stack up as a “tough guy” even though I don’t act like an insecure brat. I’m a Navy veteran, I lift regularly, I deal with difficult people without cracking often, plus I work as a Merchant Mariner. Sailors are the classic “Tough guys” that spend time doing difficult work away from their families.
You are fitting the profile. The majority is working and spending their spare time behind the screen. Very few people served in the military. I am not a tough guy, I did not serve and I will become a computer programmer, so I envy you, to be honest.
@18 Hands thank you for the analogy, never hear it put that way
Joe: Do you spend your time teaching seminars, coaching, writing books...?
Pavel: Yes.
There's entirely too much bald in that thumbnail
The tough men have been arrested, jailed and divorced.
I
This guy sounds like today's Miyamoto Musashi!
Stop
“Society needs more tough guys”
They go to jail
Not criminals, tough guys.
@@echad6259 There is truth in stereotypes. And what's the overwhelming majority of prisoners labeled as across the world? It's not pussies.
@@ibetternotseeyousimp556 thank you.
You're talking about insecure and emotionally stunted, not tough men.
@@ibetternotseeyousimp556 2.
able to endure hardship or pain.
Yes, they are tough. No, I don't want any more in my society or my home. Thanks.
Dude is right. Never step over a barbell. That’s like walking on someone’s putting line - big no no. Gentlemen conduct.
We need more tough guys that workout, pay their increasing taxes, adhere to the gun laws... the alternative is be a weak guy, pay their increasing taxes, adhere to the gun laws...
@ნიკა ელისაშვილი no
Strength, without the mirror.
#Revolution
John wick steps over the barbell and the Russians give him their wallets.
Is running a 50 mile trail race in July when it is 90 degree's out considered tough? There only 20,000 of elevation change 10 up 10 down in 24 hours.
Kinda similar to stepping over anchor chain or line in the Navy 🤷🏻♂️
I shaved my head after watching this video
x'D
We do not need more "tough guys" but we need people who have balance in their lives. We should promote balance and not toughness, you would have much fewer problems.
And u sir just lost your man card.....
Bitch
I think he's saying that things are balanced towards the bitch end on average in the west. Encouraging toughness would be balacing things out, according to this logic.
Let's keep something in mind: by society, he means mostly Americans and maybe some other few countries. Not all societies suffer from that problem
I think society needs more tough and intelligent people
you don’t step over barbells so you don’t end up getting summer teeth
‘WHAT I AM TRYING TO DO IS TO SHINE MY HEAD TO LIGHT UP THE WORLD......’
I stepped over a barbell in some strange gym while on vacation. I got my ass kicked by 8 guys and haven't walked right since! NOW I know my offense! 👈😳
Respect strength and earn it with respect
Joe would merk that dude lol
idk what this guys fighting background is, but pavel is strong as fuck and has trained spetsnaz, russias elite military special forces. I wouldnt be too sure that joe would take this guy out in a street fight.
Joe definitely inspired me to get stronger.
lmao him and ido portal would have a good argument
Can you jump over the barbell after deadlifting it?😂