I will be 60 in 2 mths. Training since age 17...motivation does wane at times but I've mimicked your "fit for 50" and I'm on a "fit for 60" goal. For me the challenge is tightening up my Diet. My Training and cardio is going really well. Love the content Jay...
I’ve been working out like you. Never had this kind of motivation since watching Jay. The days/training and diet have always been on point but the extra reps are all due to Jay.
@@Juliussmoothienawww, I train with people much younger than I am.....its usually the older people, chatting and socializing while monopolizing machines that irritates me.
Jay feels more like a personal friend than the GOAT that he is - not pretentious, honest, sincere, relatable, and likable. There is one thing I hope someone can help me with. Everything you read or see in videos stress reps that have full range of motion, are slow and controlled, especially on the eccentric movement (negative), and that incorporate perfect form. Jay's reps appear to violate everything I have ever read, but yet he is the GOAT. Why the inconsistency, and should I begin using Jay's reps style? Thanks...
I’m 45. I was weighing in at 430 pounds back in December. I’ve changed my diet and nutrition and have recently started back in the gym. I’m down to 382 today. My ultimate goal is 250. Your training videos especially where you’re doing more teaching are very motivating. I’ve always wanted to look better but now it’s a matter of health. Your fit for 50 was huge motivation and a big help to keep me focused on my goals. Thank you for putting these videos out. Keep teaching and inspiring others.
Great video, thank you. My motivation is my son. He’s 2. I want to be around for him, be able to keep up with him, and show him how to lead a healthy lifestyle. Got into the gym for the first time in 25 years last June. Been loving it and have been very consistent. I like the results so far and I already know this is a lifestyle change for me and my family.
Things that motivate me: 1.) Results 2.) Makaveli motivation (I don’t even listen to music; I listen to this in the gym, especially with Jay talking and the clips of him training back in the day) 3.) Shows 4.) The journey 5.) To feel good and accomplished at the end of the day, to feel like I earned something
Man, nobody had been able to motivate me like you have, you're truly a hero for people like me and for that I thank you. I strive every day to be better than the day before. Train hard, be the best.
I too will be 60 this year. But still working hard. I am in the gym 6 days a week. Lift weights 3 days a week. Racketball two days a week and cycling on Saturday. It’s great to get motivation from one of the best. Thanks Jay. See you tomorrow in Lynchburg
Many times i'll watch your youtube videos when I'm training at home. It does help on the "I rather not train today " days. Keeps me focused and motivated -
It's amazing how in most of his training videos, Jay would say that he is gonna do 5/6 exercises but when he comes to the last one, always ends up doing one extra. Just shows how much he loves to train and once he gets in his flow, he just doesn't wanna stop. Stuff of legends.
Great talk at the end. Brief and to the point. For me stress reduction and just one of my hobbies i really enjoy. 57 and hitting it still after 40 years.
We love to just hear from you man. No matter what the topic is.. we are on board with it! The workout topics are the best in my opinion, but just any knowledge you have to give on anything is very much appreciated champ!!
I appreciate that you don't attempt to hate on motivation like a lot of the clueless people in the fitness industry do these days, like it's a trend to hate on it. Discipline isn't something different than motivation, it's the highest form of it. My biggest motivation is know how great I can be and knowing how much I'll enjoy the workout that day.
The gym is my medicine - what keeps me motivated is that I know every time I hit the gym and get it done I'm a little closer to my goal and physique. Thanks for the motivation Jay, you are the man.
I'm 52 Had a Bad Motorcycle wreck Lost My wife all within last 3 years. Got up to 400 lbs and was using a walker. Meet a Dr. That cared down 117 lbs in 7 months. I. Addicted to work in out . 5 days a week. Ty
Always appreciate Jays comments. For me its just trying to feel better about myself when i pull on a well fitting tshirt having spent far too long in my life being a little too thin. However im travelling in the right direction since i got myself organised with training and eating right
Very important you mention ways to avoid elbow injury. I've been recovering from tricep tendonitis and working my lifts around it. It's been a pain. I like this format of videos. They inspire me, motivate me and I learn and take new ideas to my workouts. Keep it up!
Let's see...motivation...turn 60 this year, stroke year and half ago, both biceps torn, shoulder surgery little while back...should have given up, right! Not happening, I love going to gym, be it better health, stress relief, etc...just have a love for working out and Jay, you keep that going for me. Thank you.
Motivation for me is to get leaner and the endorphins cannot be understated. I feel so good after a workout. I love doing super sets and pyramids. I get such a great pump.
I feel good after a workout. There have been times where I was depressed and struggling with adversity, and I didn't want to workout, but I somehow forced myself to workout. Even feeling that bad before I went, I definitely noticed at least feeling somewhat better after going. It's always good to get those workouts in. The less you want to to the more you should go.
About 10 years ago I used to see you in the LVAC on rainbow all the time. Always super motivational seeing you train in there… I took a few years off, but the last year or so have really gotten back into lifting at 47 years old… your videos on here are a big part of that. Love watching your content and would be stoked to see you pop in at the old lvac
Thank you, Jay. This video is very motivating, and it's true that there are days when you have to push yourself to train, even if it's at a slower pace. But afterwards, you feel so much better.
You ask what we like to see in your videos... So far, I'd say your instincts are pretty good. I don't remember a video you put online that I didn't like. It's simple: I like following you. Whether it's at the gym, at your work, at home, your famous Jaywalks, at conventions, etc... as long as we follow you and see you interact with others and your environment, I'm happy . Why? Because I see you as a role model. Especially for your calm, your lack of ego, your confidence, your way of listening to others, the number of questions you ask those who approach you or your friends, your reflections, your way of motivating yourself to go to the gym. I've been training since I was 14 and I'm your age. I'm definitely not as competent as you but I identify with you nonetheless. I too struggle to go to the gym. Man! I can find all kinds of reasons not to go and skip it for a day. But once I got there, I'm happy. And I know that you too are asking yourself serious existential questions. You too have difficulty motivating yourself for the gym. You say it so often! But the way you go, the way you now train, the motions you go through, the way you take a breath between sets, it just motivates me to do the same. I've always been like that. I always needed to identify with someone I admired. Try to imitate him. Am I secure with who I am? I like to believe so. And yet, I need to imitate someone... while remaining myself if that makes any kind of sense. Role models. They are so important. Life is hard. The answers don't always come easily. It is not always obvious to move forward with confidence and leadership. I studied to write movie screenplays. When I want to get in the mood, I listen to or read interviews with famous writers. As far as training goes, I used to identify with Arnold, Sly, Rich Gaspari and Dorian Yates. And some athletes that Dave, your friend, probably knows since I come from Montreal. And I still live there. Ask him if he knows André Elie, Jack Chevrier, Denis and Martin Gauthier... I trained for a long time at World Gym in Longueuil and at Planet Muscle in Brossard. Places that your Jaywalking partner probably knows. Anyhow, all this just to say that... you are now my number one inspiration when it comes to motivating myself to go to the gym. All the athletes I mentioned above, I adored them not for their accomplishments or their successes... but for their way of seeing life and motivating themselves. That's what you are to me and, I imagine, to many others since people seem to love you so much! I am convinced that your simplicity, your doubts and your questioning touch people emotionally. Gee Weez, you are Jay Cutler! You are a 4-time Mr Olympia. Probably the biggest one we've ever seen. Certainly one of the most beloved at the moment. Anyone who doesn't like Jay Cutler, I don't want to know him or her. And here you are, despite all your successes, questioning yourself. It's touching. I can only hope that you will always remain yourself. That you will always question yourself. That you will never be satisfied with the present and that you will always be thirsty to learn more. That you won't stop questioning us, wanting to know our opinions. Be curious. I hope you will always show us your weaknesses. And your way of motivating yourself and not giving up. This is your mark of champion. This is what makes your leadership contagious. This is what makes many of us, especially me, imitate you. A clever mix of doubt and confidence. Real life. The Jay Cutler way.
I def watch these videos as inspiration before training. We're living in stressful times and for me there's no better way to feel great than burning it all off in a great workout. That's all me. I can freak out and get demotivated or I can take charge. Training has been the best thing for me.
Thanks for all you do Jay, to keep us motivated and always learning from you about diet and how you train. The main reason I train is because I feel much better when I do, as I am aging closer to 70 that’s very important to me. I’ve never been a large guy but have learned to happy in my own skin but that doesn’t mean that I still don’t try hard .. I do need to get more protein in and that is my current challenge !! Thanks again Jay !!
I would love to see videos of you going to fairs, different restaurants or food trucks in a few videos and a video or two of you walking around the pier, stores and beach next time you're in Venice.
Im 46 and I met Jay Cutler in Chicago about 5 years ago, My motivation is my son he is going to the Navy next year so im preparing him for that and in the same time is pushing me to come back to get better is going to be a journey but im excited. I compete my self 20 years ago and won in my category so im not planing to be the same just to improve my health and of course get my son ready thats my biggest motivation
Great closing speech Jay! Keep it real 👊 I'm 44. Only touched dumbbells first time 4 years ago during pandemic and never looked back. Fell in love with how much body has changed. I wish more women would see all the benefits of the strength/resistance training and most importantly how it makes you feel mentally. There's no substitute, I feel badass 💪🔥 Let's pump!
Jay.. like on your training videos because of your realistic mentality and relaxed approach to training now that you're retired. You still look good! And happy 👍🏼
Hi Jay The hardest thing is walking through the door but once you’re in the gym for me personally it’s the best. I know gym work is not for everyone but I love it,it’s as good for the head as it is for the body. Very best wishes as always. Jim Harrison. Cheshire. UK.
As a natural lifter, arms are one of my strengths that gave me the confidence to push bodybuilding hard. I can sit there and pump out strict 60 lb dumbbell for sets of 12 pretty easily. I have to really work for chest though. I see some of these other natural UA-camrs with millions of views and I can crush or complete with their numbers at half the training time (5 years) I really don’t think most people have what it takes to routinely push themselves to true failure .. or to follow through in a hierarchy like natural bodybuilding which, without high self confidence, seems impossible with how people discuss it as sort of a joke and like no one is capable of achieving any notable results without hopping on gear. I think natural is the truth for the average guy who values longevity and aesthetics.. but no one has any realistic expectations due to the frauds out there.
Bodybuilding is a meditation of mind and body,in ancient Greek gymnasio there were libraries and lecture halls attached, men would practice different types of breathing or pose for days at a time without moving, not just lift.
Making Progress Every Day Motivates Me. Every Training Session Is Always Great. Training Hard So I Can Help Others As Well As Myself. Keep Up The Great Work Jay.👍👍💪💪
I just love working out in general!! The confidence boost and the feeling of pushing yourself to the absolute limit and beyond is my motivation! It just makes your whole life better period. All exercise does in my opinion.
Jay, thanks for all the videos. I’m learning so much. I love the workout videos. I haven’t been in great shape in almost 20 years since I was in high school playing football. Now I’m back in the gym using your videos as training exercises to use to reach my goals. Keep them coming! By the way, you’re my all time favorite body builder.
So glad i watched this, I've had a rubbish week and wasn't really up for working out. I watched this and smashed arms back and chest and feel 10 times better, thanks for the content Jay
Hi Jay, my motivation is just watching your videos and learn from the best to keep doing my workouts in the gym. So thank you Jay for inspiring me to keep pushing harder and harder when it comes to working out in the gym and to keep eating my prep meals.
Another great video I'll take my phone in the gym with me and watch these videos for motivation and do this workout for example keep the content coming Jay you're the best I'll be seeing you at the Arnold here in another month or so
Thanks Jay, I appreciate you doing these videos they help me with motivation. I have days like you had on this day and to just see that everyone goes through this crap is nice to see. It helps man, it really does. Thank You Bro
Gonna be 65 in a month...been lifting and working out since late 60s...diet for me and eating habits is my weak link...never need to be pushed to train...i very rarely dont think i trained hard enough of with enough volume...i still have decent size.6' 252lbs currently and take zero trt etc...but again i need to eat better..on average i get around 130 grams of protein per day ..i eat 2 to 3 meals...
I gotta say today was that kind of day for me. I just didn't want to do it. But beimg 53 now and being so motivated by your Fit for 50, it gets me to keep at it. But I gotta say, losing the weight is and has never been easy for me. Thank you for the motivation.
I am really close to your age, so I was more of a fan of Flex, Shawn, and Kevin when I was in my teens. I started working out again with my teenage son, and I love your videos. Great stuff. Helps keep me motivated, and I appreciate the great tips.
I'm a 60yr average fella that's been doing this for years as a hobby. Stress relief (the missus)... I don't have any diet specials(I carry a little gut fat) i try to get the protein in on a regular. I enjoy been relatively strong and in shape, and taking the micky out of some my younger work college's.. As always i enjoy your videos and you sharing your knowledge of the game
My main motivation is my absence from the gym for the last several years. I ask myself the same question every day "What would i look like today had i not quit training 19+ years ago?" i had a good solid 8 1/2 years under my belt beforehand. Ive been back for almost 2 months now. Kick myself in the ass every day for quitting. im 50 now and realizing its much harder at my age than it was at 25/30 years old!
When I was 20 I started to workout with the goal of being in the best shape every year and to get to 40 in shape…I am now 40 and in my best shape ever, I made an investment on myself when I was 20 and it payed off. My motivation to still workout is that I understand that the gym is key in becoming the best version of yourself, physically and mentally. I am obsessed about learning and becoming better in every aspect.
I can’t go more than a couple of days without doing some kinda strength training. Even if it is just push-ups in a hotel room, or corner of an airport terminal. So why do I train? . . It’s just fundamental to who I am.
Back in my bodybuilding / 6-day a week gym days...when it came to arms (and specifically triceps) I did my tricep pull-downs on the floor like you were! I felt it isolated the machine/cable away from my movement more, so I was able to get more of the weight-resistance out of the movement! Good discussion points! Whenever I went to the gym, I made it a point of spending 5-10 minutes before I went in, just decompressing and giving myself 1 or 2 goals to accomplish during THAT session. That help me start out with a motivational aspect before I even walking through the doors. :)
Thanks Jay, for the motivation and this makes me wants to get the job done because hitting the gym makes me stress free and a better person. Whatever it takes the job needs to be done.🤝💪
Hi Jay....what motivates me....like you said stress relief is the big one with training. Staying as fit as possible always feels good on many levels. I just turned 45 and have had 2 spinal surgeries and a recent hip surgery so there has been a lot of changes and challenges with that. Love training so it's hard to not biast the heavy weight. Started using some of your supplements a few months ago. Great product! The prevail I use a half scoop and that is more than plenty to jam! Changing creatine to your brand....just ordered the prevail/creatine stack. Looking forward to that limited edition cup! Have not tried your protein yet...want to give that a shot as well. What motivates me with your channel....number one you have been extremely successful at what you do....I look up to you for that...2..we are close in age so it's exciting to see you can still get in that weight room and get it done and 3 I really enjoy seeing your different exercises and home routine with the diet. Unfortunately we have a small basic gym.....live in a small town. I would love to have access to the Hammer Strength machines you have! Thanks for the good content Jay! Picked up some Ezekiel cinnamon raisin today also LOL!
I will be 60 in 2 mths. Training since age 17...motivation does wane at times but I've mimicked your "fit for 50" and I'm on a "fit for 60" goal. For me the challenge is tightening up my Diet. My Training and cardio is going really well. Love the content Jay...
I’ve been working out like you. Never had this kind of motivation since watching Jay. The days/training and diet have always been on point but the extra reps are all due to Jay.
@@lindaleg3659motivation needs to come from yourself... or else you will quit soon
Hopefully you ain’t old and bitter mistreating the younger generation
@@Juliussmoothienawww, I train with people much younger than I am.....its usually the older people, chatting and socializing while monopolizing machines that irritates me.
Jay feels more like a personal friend than the GOAT that he is - not pretentious, honest, sincere, relatable, and likable. There is one thing I hope someone can help me with. Everything you read or see in videos stress reps that have full range of motion, are slow and controlled, especially on the eccentric movement (negative), and that incorporate perfect form. Jay's reps appear to violate everything I have ever read, but yet he is the GOAT. Why the inconsistency, and should I begin using Jay's reps style? Thanks...
I’m 45. I was weighing in at 430 pounds back in December. I’ve changed my diet and nutrition and have recently started back in the gym. I’m down to 382 today. My ultimate goal is 250. Your training videos especially where you’re doing more teaching are very motivating. I’ve always wanted to look better but now it’s a matter of health. Your fit for 50 was huge motivation and a big help to keep me focused on my goals. Thank you for putting these videos out. Keep teaching and inspiring others.
Keep going bro- it will treat you with great things in the long run. 💪
So happy for you sir, keep going!🎉 ❤
keep going king
HELL YEAH keep going homie
Days when I don't feel like hitting the gym are the days I need to go the most. I always feel better after a solid workout.
It is truly great to hear how much Jay focuses on keeping all joints healthy, all throughout his career.
62 and worked out since high school. It’s a way of life and if I miss a day, I feel “off”. Guess I’m an addict!😮
Great video, thank you. My motivation is my son. He’s 2. I want to be around for him, be able to keep up with him, and show him how to lead a healthy lifestyle. Got into the gym for the first time in 25 years last June. Been loving it and have been very consistent. I like the results so far and I already know this is a lifestyle change for me and my family.
That's good parenting 🤗
God bless you and your son my boy
i don't need motivation, i can't wait to get to the gym, it is still the best part of my day, and I am 62
Best motivation is knowing I'll be better, stronger and healthier after every workout. No question. No excuses.
Things that motivate me:
1.) Results
2.) Makaveli motivation (I don’t even listen to music; I listen to this in the gym, especially with Jay talking and the clips of him training back in the day)
3.) Shows
4.) The journey
5.) To feel good and accomplished at the end of the day, to feel like I earned something
Man, nobody had been able to motivate me like you have, you're truly a hero for people like me and for that I thank you. I strive every day to be better than the day before. Train hard, be the best.
My motivation, stress release, & helps me focus on rest of my day ..plus I have not trained 30 years to stop now .. keep on keeping on grind
Sage advice from one of the sport's best. Thanks Jay!
I too will be 60 this year. But still working hard. I am in the gym 6 days a week. Lift weights 3 days a week. Racketball two days a week and cycling on Saturday. It’s great to get motivation from one of the best. Thanks Jay. See you tomorrow in Lynchburg
I’m 61 years old and I have been working out,since 9 years old. It’s a stress reliever 💥💪🏽💯
Many times i'll watch your youtube videos when I'm training at home. It does help on the "I rather not train today " days. Keeps me focused and motivated -
Great motivation Jay. Thank you. Motivation for me is fear of not hitting my goals at 58 consistently is key, the old bones need it to keep up.
It's amazing how in most of his training videos, Jay would say that he is gonna do 5/6 exercises but when he comes to the last one, always ends up doing one extra.
Just shows how much he loves to train and once he gets in his flow, he just doesn't wanna stop. Stuff of legends.
Great talk at the end. Brief and to the point. For me stress reduction and just one of my hobbies i really enjoy. 57 and hitting it still after 40 years.
We love to just hear from you man. No matter what the topic is.. we are on board with it! The workout topics are the best in my opinion, but just any knowledge you have to give on anything is very much appreciated champ!!
I appreciate that you don't attempt to hate on motivation like a lot of the clueless people in the fitness industry do these days, like it's a trend to hate on it. Discipline isn't something different than motivation, it's the highest form of it.
My biggest motivation is know how great I can be and knowing how much I'll enjoy the workout that day.
The gym is my medicine - what keeps me motivated is that I know every time I hit the gym and get it done I'm a little closer to my goal and physique. Thanks for the motivation Jay, you are the man.
I'm 52 Had a Bad Motorcycle wreck Lost My wife all within last 3 years. Got up to 400 lbs and was using a walker. Meet a Dr. That cared down 117 lbs in 7 months. I. Addicted to work in out . 5 days a week. Ty
Always appreciate Jays comments. For me its just trying to feel better about myself when i pull on a well fitting tshirt having spent far too long in my life being a little too thin. However im travelling in the right direction since i got myself organised with training and eating right
Great intro Jay, appreciate the push! Keep killin it 💪🏻
You need to make more of those shakers.. I definitely would buy one!
Man the change is real. Looking competitive brother.
Love that shaker!!!!! Definitely getting that bundle!!! Thanks J!
Having a vision of what I can be, then seeing myself transform is my greatest motivation.
Very important you mention ways to avoid elbow injury. I've been recovering from tricep tendonitis and working my lifts around it. It's been a pain. I like this format of videos. They inspire me, motivate me and I learn and take new ideas to my workouts. Keep it up!
Good vid thanks, threw my back out 2 months ago from overtraining and then lifting a minifridge (lol). Hopefully I get back in the gym soon.
Let's see...motivation...turn 60 this year, stroke year and half ago, both biceps torn, shoulder surgery little while back...should have given up, right! Not happening, I love going to gym, be it better health, stress relief, etc...just have a love for working out and Jay, you keep that going for me. Thank you.
I love hearing you just spout some wisdom. You’re an incredibly focused, goal driven individual.
Motivation for me is to get leaner and the endorphins cannot be understated. I feel so good after a workout. I love doing super sets and pyramids. I get such a great pump.
I feel good after a workout. There have been times where I was depressed and struggling with adversity, and I didn't want to workout, but I somehow forced myself to workout. Even feeling that bad before I went, I definitely noticed at least feeling somewhat better after going. It's always good to get those workouts in. The less you want to to the more you should go.
About 10 years ago I used to see you in the LVAC on rainbow all the time. Always super motivational seeing you train in there… I took a few years off, but the last year or so have really gotten back into lifting at 47 years old… your videos on here are a big part of that. Love watching your content and would be stoked to see you pop in at the old lvac
Appreciate your continued inspiration Jay! God bless you and your family's health and prosperity brother!
Thank you, Jay. This video is very motivating, and it's true that there are days when you have to push yourself to train, even if it's at a slower pace. But afterwards, you feel so much better.
Jay, here's a good topic for your next video.
Stretching and keeping muscles lose and limber to avoid injury while training for massive gains.
You ask what we like to see in your videos... So far, I'd say your instincts are pretty good. I don't remember a video you put online that I didn't like. It's simple: I like following you. Whether it's at the gym, at your work, at home, your famous Jaywalks, at conventions, etc... as long as we follow you and see you interact with others and your environment, I'm happy . Why? Because I see you as a role model. Especially for your calm, your lack of ego, your confidence, your way of listening to others, the number of questions you ask those who approach you or your friends, your reflections, your way of motivating yourself to go to the gym. I've been training since I was 14 and I'm your age. I'm definitely not as competent as you but I identify with you nonetheless.
I too struggle to go to the gym. Man! I can find all kinds of reasons not to go and skip it for a day. But once I got there, I'm happy. And I know that you too are asking yourself serious existential questions. You too have difficulty motivating yourself for the gym. You say it so often! But the way you go, the way you now train, the motions you go through, the way you take a breath between sets, it just motivates me to do the same. I've always been like that. I always needed to identify with someone I admired. Try to imitate him. Am I secure with who I am? I like to believe so. And yet, I need to imitate someone... while remaining myself if that makes any kind of sense.
Role models. They are so important. Life is hard. The answers don't always come easily. It is not always obvious to move forward with confidence and leadership. I studied to write movie screenplays. When I want to get in the mood, I listen to or read interviews with famous writers. As far as training goes, I used to identify with Arnold, Sly, Rich Gaspari and Dorian Yates. And some athletes that Dave, your friend, probably knows since I come from Montreal. And I still live there. Ask him if he knows André Elie, Jack Chevrier, Denis and Martin Gauthier... I trained for a long time at World Gym in Longueuil and at Planet Muscle in Brossard. Places that your Jaywalking partner probably knows.
Anyhow, all this just to say that... you are now my number one inspiration when it comes to motivating myself to go to the gym. All the athletes I mentioned above, I adored them not for their accomplishments or their successes... but for their way of seeing life and motivating themselves. That's what you are to me and, I imagine, to many others since people seem to love you so much! I am convinced that your simplicity, your doubts and your questioning touch people emotionally. Gee Weez, you are Jay Cutler! You are a 4-time Mr Olympia. Probably the biggest one we've ever seen. Certainly one of the most beloved at the moment. Anyone who doesn't like Jay Cutler, I don't want to know him or her. And here you are, despite all your successes, questioning yourself. It's touching.
I can only hope that you will always remain yourself. That you will always question yourself. That you will never be satisfied with the present and that you will always be thirsty to learn more. That you won't stop questioning us, wanting to know our opinions. Be curious. I hope you will always show us your weaknesses. And your way of motivating yourself and not giving up. This is your mark of champion. This is what makes your leadership contagious. This is what makes many of us, especially me, imitate you. A clever mix of doubt and confidence.
Real life.
The Jay Cutler way.
You’re very blessed Jay! Super gym equipment and it’s absolutely empty!!! I might do arms today using my pink lemonade RUSH!!!
I def watch these videos as inspiration before training. We're living in stressful times and for me there's no better way to feel great than burning it all off in a great workout. That's all me. I can freak out and get demotivated or I can take charge. Training has been the best thing for me.
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You are the Champ 💪🏼🙌🏼⭐️
Thanks for all you do Jay, to keep us motivated and always learning from you about diet and how you train. The main reason I train is because I feel much better when I do, as I am aging closer to 70 that’s very important to me. I’ve never been a large guy but have learned to happy in my own skin but that doesn’t mean that I still don’t try hard .. I do need to get more protein in and that is my current challenge !!
Thanks again Jay !!
I would love to see videos of you going to fairs, different restaurants or food trucks in a few videos and a video or two of you walking around the pier, stores and beach next time you're in Venice.
Awesome Jay. I also train your style, the pumps are insane!
Im 46 and I met Jay Cutler in Chicago about 5 years ago, My motivation is my son he is going to the Navy next year so im preparing him for that and in the same time is pushing me to come back to get better is going to be a journey but im excited. I compete my self 20 years ago and won in my category so im not planing to be the same just to improve my health and of course get my son ready thats my biggest motivation
Great closing speech Jay! Keep it real 👊
I'm 44. Only touched dumbbells first time 4 years ago during pandemic and never looked back. Fell in love with how much body has changed. I wish more women would see all the benefits of the strength/resistance training and most importantly how it makes you feel mentally. There's no substitute, I feel badass 💪🔥
Let's pump!
Jay.. like on your training videos because of your realistic mentality and relaxed approach to training now that you're retired. You still look good! And happy 👍🏼
New to your channel and I love the way you talk us through how you're feeling and the advice you give with such a calm manner. It keeps me motivated!
Thanks for taking us along for the workout it’s always insightful, thanks again Jay !!! SR.
Hi Jay The hardest thing is walking through the door but once you’re in the gym for me personally it’s the best. I know gym work is not for everyone but I love it,it’s as good for the head as it is for the body. Very best wishes as always. Jim Harrison. Cheshire. UK.
I often watch old Ronnie Coleman videos before I train. That give me a big push for training
As a natural lifter, arms are one of my strengths that gave me the confidence to push bodybuilding hard. I can sit there and pump out strict 60 lb dumbbell for sets of 12 pretty easily. I have to really work for chest though. I see some of these other natural UA-camrs with millions of views and I can crush or complete with their numbers at half the training time (5 years) I really don’t think most people have what it takes to routinely push themselves to true failure .. or to follow through in a hierarchy like natural bodybuilding which, without high self confidence, seems impossible with how people discuss it as sort of a joke and like no one is capable of achieving any notable results without hopping on gear. I think natural is the truth for the average guy who values longevity and aesthetics.. but no one has any realistic expectations due to the frauds out there.
Bodybuilding is a meditation of mind and body,in ancient Greek gymnasio there were libraries and lecture halls attached, men would practice different types of breathing or pose for days at a time without moving, not just lift.
Love that gym. Such nice equipment thats clean and well maintained
Making Progress Every Day Motivates Me. Every Training Session Is Always Great. Training Hard So I Can Help Others As Well As Myself. Keep Up The Great Work Jay.👍👍💪💪
Love the trainers dude! 💪
I just love working out in general!! The confidence boost and the feeling of pushing yourself to the absolute limit and beyond is my motivation! It just makes your whole life better period. All exercise does in my opinion.
Great way to start my Wednesday morning a large cup of Big Jay 👍🇳🇿
Jay, thanks for all the videos. I’m learning so much. I love the workout videos. I haven’t been in great shape in almost 20 years since I was in high school playing football. Now I’m back in the gym using your videos as training exercises to use to reach my goals. Keep them coming! By the way, you’re my all time favorite body builder.
Thanks Jay, for the motivation and tips.
Thank you very much Mr. O 4 X Keep it coming. I feel better after a workout especially when im focussed.
your videos is my motivation and talking life
Love watching your filming before training. Great for motivation 👍👍
Always here for the knowledge and education from someone so gifted. #MrO # Fit50 💪🏼🙏🏼💯
So glad i watched this, I've had a rubbish week and wasn't really up for working out. I watched this and smashed arms back and chest and feel 10 times better, thanks for the content Jay
Watch you everytime before i train.. im 48 and still training 5 days per week and being motivated by your video's.... thanks J
Hi Jay, my motivation is just watching your videos and learn from the best to keep doing my workouts in the gym. So thank you Jay for inspiring me to keep pushing harder and harder when it comes to working out in the gym and to keep eating my prep meals.
Another great video I'll take my phone in the gym with me and watch these videos for motivation and do this workout for example keep the content coming Jay you're the best I'll be seeing you at the Arnold here in another month or so
This would put me to sleep at the gym! Ever hear of Disturbed?
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The Bold and the Arm's Jay Cutler let's go champ 👏👏👏👏👏 salute to the biggest arm's 💯
YOUR CHEST IS AMAZING JAY!! LOOKING GOOD BRO.!! 😎
Love you jay!! You’re the man J
Thanks Jay, I appreciate you doing these videos they help me with motivation. I have days like you had on this day and to just see that everyone goes through this crap is nice to see. It helps man, it really does. Thank You Bro
I like hearing you talk bro your energy is very calming
Gonna be 65 in a month...been lifting and working out since late 60s...diet for me and eating habits is my weak link...never need to be pushed to train...i very rarely dont think i trained hard enough of with enough volume...i still have decent size.6' 252lbs currently and take zero trt etc...but again i need to eat better..on average i get around 130 grams of protein per day ..i eat 2 to 3 meals...
I gotta say today was that kind of day for me. I just didn't want to do it. But beimg 53 now and being so motivated by your Fit for 50, it gets me to keep at it. But I gotta say, losing the weight is and has never been easy for me. Thank you for the motivation.
That form at the end was awesome
We all learn good content from jay because hes good at what he does and the way he comes across as a normal person
I am really close to your age, so I was more of a fan of Flex, Shawn, and Kevin when I was in my teens. I started working out again with my teenage son, and I love your videos. Great stuff. Helps keep me motivated, and I appreciate the great tips.
I lift and stay active to get bigger, thicker, be fit and healthy for longevity! To feel good! Keep them coming Jay we appreciate you! 😃💪
Love your video’s they are very motivational. Keep up the great work.
I'm a 60yr average fella that's been doing this for years as a hobby. Stress relief (the missus)... I don't have any diet specials(I carry a little gut fat) i try to get the protein in on a regular. I enjoy been relatively strong and in shape, and taking the micky out of some my younger work college's.. As always i enjoy your videos and you sharing your knowledge of the game
I definitely watch training videos for motivation before my workouts.🎉
At the age of 63 my motivation to workout is slowing down my bodies aging process and the endorphins kick I also receive from my workout.
My main motivation is my absence from the gym for the last several years. I ask myself the same question every day "What would i look like today had i not quit training 19+ years ago?" i had a good solid 8 1/2 years under my belt beforehand. Ive been back for almost 2 months now. Kick myself in the ass every day for quitting. im 50 now and realizing its much harder at my age than it was at 25/30 years old!
When I was 20 I started to workout with the goal of being in the best shape every year and to get to 40 in shape…I am now 40 and in my best shape ever, I made an investment on myself when I was 20 and it payed off.
My motivation to still workout is that I understand that the gym is key in becoming the best version of yourself, physically and mentally. I am obsessed about learning and becoming better in every aspect.
Love the energy! Always positive and inspiring 💪
That is dynamic movement with constant tension on the biceps. Def not a sloppy barbell curl.
I can’t go more than a couple of days without doing some kinda strength training. Even if it is just push-ups in a hotel room, or corner of an airport terminal. So why do I train? . . It’s just fundamental to who I am.
Наверное один из немногих бодибилдеров из старой гвардии, который и сегодя находится в прекрасной форме. Почет и уважение ему!
Back in my bodybuilding / 6-day a week gym days...when it came to arms (and specifically triceps) I did my tricep pull-downs on the floor like you were! I felt it isolated the machine/cable away from my movement more, so I was able to get more of the weight-resistance out of the movement!
Good discussion points! Whenever I went to the gym, I made it a point of spending 5-10 minutes before I went in, just decompressing and giving myself 1 or 2 goals to accomplish during THAT session. That help me start out with a motivational aspect before I even walking through the doors. :)
keep going hard Jay, Never to old
My motivation is being healthy, having a better physique, and a place to just focus on my body goals. That’s what the gym means to me 🤙🏻💪🏻😎
UA-cam or Snap, best place to watch Jay..
Thanks Jay, for the motivation and this makes me wants to get the job done because hitting the gym makes me stress free and a better person. Whatever it takes the job needs to be done.🤝💪
Your the motivation big man 💪
As always, thanks for the knowledge Jay...
I would like to see some videos about the best 3 essential exercises for each muscle group
Hi Jay....what motivates me....like you said stress relief is the big one with training. Staying as fit as possible always feels good on many levels. I just turned 45 and have had 2 spinal surgeries and a recent hip surgery so there has been a lot of changes and challenges with that. Love training so it's hard to not biast the heavy weight. Started using some of your supplements a few months ago. Great product! The prevail I use a half scoop and that is more than plenty to jam! Changing creatine to your brand....just ordered the prevail/creatine stack. Looking forward to that limited edition cup! Have not tried your protein yet...want to give that a shot as well. What motivates me with your channel....number one you have been extremely successful at what you do....I look up to you for that...2..we are close in age so it's exciting to see you can still get in that weight room and get it done and 3 I really enjoy seeing your different exercises and home routine with the diet. Unfortunately we have a small basic gym.....live in a small town. I would love to have access to the Hammer Strength machines you have! Thanks for the good content Jay! Picked up some Ezekiel cinnamon raisin today also LOL!
Are Jay's work sets with the same weight for three to four sets?
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