is that really what he said he does?
I do 40-50 push ups, 100-200 sit ups, 50 squats, and like 5km running 3-4 days a week and I have a fatter Shogun body composition
He lifts people in training........He workout each day(Its his fucking job)......He had been lifting weights/working out since he was young..........I don't see why you people act like it's impossible lol.
Anybody who has ever lifted, knows that when you stop, you keep muscle mass if you had it for a long time(sure u lose some, but you don't go to the size you were before you stopped lifting)............He stopped lifting in college, but keeps on training...I don't see whats unbelievable of him keeping his gains.
Is he natty? IDK but you don't need to lift to get that type of physique, specially not a pro athlete.
Don't forget: no AC in the summer and no heat in the winter.
Poor Walker, look at his son
No, I said some people who claim to have MPD/DID might have blackouts and mistake them for DID, and the rest are lying. This wouldn’t actually make DID a thing.Fair enough. But to be fair to him, things are easy to doubt. For example you say in one thought MPD is not a thing and then in another most people who claim it don't have it. Implication being some people who do claim it do have it, making it a thing.
It just takes one crack in the building for you to question the foundation. And I think that's what you're doing with him.
I do think there is a lot to be skeptical of, once you compile all those claims together though. Not the sleep, I've heard that many times amongst hyper successful people.
Yes he is definitely smarter than Conor who love those lift weightsGood thing he competes in MMA not powerlifting.
Anybody who knows nutrition knows this is bullshit. Unless his "one meal a day" consisted of 5000-6000 calories of high quality protein and carbs, he couldn't maintain that size with his training regimen.Hershel Walker didn't lift weights either. He did insane amounts of body weight exercises and only ate one meal a day. True genetic freak.
This and this again. Instead of just lifting iron, using gravity and your own weight by doing exercises that build strength AND endurance.gymnasts don't lift weights either and they have the best physiques in the world
He's not lifting free weights but he is lifting body weight and other peoples weight in grappling and that's more functional strength training, He already has enough muscle adding more muscle would only hurt him at 155 so it's more conditioning and functional strength that he works on which is smart and efficient.
Ok... I had abs like that and a powerhouse 220 lb body when I was 17. Now that was 30 years ago in a small Northern Ontario town. There were no gyms. No internet. So I just sort of guessed as to what I could do to work out. I had 140 lbs of weight to lift. So I threw that around in as many ways as I could. Then did like 500 push ups, 500 sit ups, and a couple other things. Now here is the other part that don't match up. I also limited my calorie intake to next to nothing. I was eating like someone from Jenny Craig. Now this is all 100% true. So I have to think what a lot of people think they know, is not always how it is.Anybody who knows nutrition knows this is bullshit. Unless his "one meal a day" consisted of 5000-6000 calories of high quality protein and carbs, he couldn't maintain that size with his training regimen.