The Best Workout Motivation Ever - Joe Rogan

Joe Rogan and Rhonda Patrick have an inspiring and motivational conversation about all the benefits of physical exercise. From JRE #901. Full Podcast - www.youtube.co....
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[@allydawes307]

Exercise is one of things that massively helped me deal with my depression. I get why it's hard to start. It was reallly hard for me to start. But nothing is more painful than hating yourself and your life and getting used to your misery. Sadness can be addictive but once you're on the outside, it feels like you escaped a cult and it's terrifying thinking of going back. Exercise IS the answer to SO many people's mental health problems. It won't help everyone but it is worth everyone trying

[@Hisbarabic]

So fucjin true. I need to fucjin know this by now every time depression eats at me.

[@salvador3828]

Richard Voss same bro started today lets do this!!

[@adamwalkeraw]

exercise has almost singlehandedly got me off 12 years of heroin and methadone addiction. it is extremely pwoerful, unfortunatly other addicts i know wont or feel like they cant exercise. once you feel even in your shit situation that you see some sort of improvment in anything at all, no matter how small it starts momentum joe talked about in the right direction..

[@KaPowSplat]

Same, i think exercise helps with depression because its a tangible improvement you can see in yourself, and know you can always get better is helpful

[@Remington-wl7jp]

You're speaking the truth. Weightlifting was the gateway to the improvement chapter in my life.

[@Justme5140]

03/08/2019 I watched this video 04/08/2019 Just finished my first workout in 10 years Edit: 6 months milestone: that was the best decision of my life. Edit 2: 12 months milestone: although things has been tough during Corona, but I have managed to keep my workout going at home with dumbbells. My current fat level is 19% and although I still have a long road ahead but I have never felt better mentally and physically in my life. Thanks everyone for your encouragement replies and likes. Keep pushing ✊🏽 One more edit: 04/08/2022 For those asking about updates below here is a 3 years milestone one. I am still going strong and not planning on stopping anytime soon. Working out has become an essential part of my days that I can't remember how life before lifting weights was. Thank you for asking and hope y'all are killing it out there🏋‍♀

[@cmcdermott85]

That’s sweet bruh. Been starting working out seriously for the first time in 6 years. Try joining a boxing gym. Even if it’s just title boxing. It’s amazing cardio but with you arms. So if you get tired of running you can go and punch things

[@Justme5140]

Thanks for the encouragement guys! It's day 10 and despite all the DOMS and the strains I am still going strong. Good luck y'all with your battles, keep pushing!

[@Lucid_Waking]

Congrats. You watched this video on my thirty-first birthday.

[@Justme5140]

@@Lucid_Waking Thanks and happy birthday bro, hope you enjoyed it.

[@betabarbarian507]

YES, Ahmed!! Congrats brother! Keep goinggggg!!!

[@skyler4626]

Took me a minute to learn that working out wasn't chasing a look or getting ripped, but it was chasing a feeling. A feeling of greatness. A feeling of positivity and progress. When I exercise I feel so much better and happier and that's what I've been chasing!

[@kns5700]

It's a beautiful thing!

[@amithpcr7]

Well said... I know exactly how that feels! We're all gonna make it brah! 💪🏻 Let's goo!

[@eazyj5]

I’m a regular gym goer, have been for a few years now, my issue is every now and then I’ll get a wave of no motivation where I don’t go to the gym for a week or 2

[@nebiljoxxzz7516]

true I used to Chase For weight loss but I realized that it's feeling positive

[@paveljakl]

​@@amithpcr7 zyzz

[@jackhancho8571]

I’m 17 and started working out 5 months ago... trust me when I say, after you see the littlest bit of progress you’ll be obsessed Edit: 18 now and still going strong, the hardest part is motivation, even to this day i get unmotivated and have a dry patch but as long as you stay on the path you’ll be okay

[@juanthemexicanhousecleaner4677]

I'm in near the exact same situation as you, I'm 17, I lost 48 pounds after being pretty overweight. I became skinny and then started working out to beef up a little, I started lifting weights as well as performing bodyweight exercises, I've gotten pretty good results but the last few weeks I've just... lost all motivation and drive to workout, nothing motivates me anymore and I seriously struggle everytime I workout to keep going

[@jackhancho8571]

Juan Caesar I fell into that same weird unmotivated funk about 2 weeks ago... maybe cause it’s summer and I’ve been distracted with friends, girlfriend etc... but sometimes you just gotta look at the hard truth and say “do I wanna get out of shape again, do I wanna wait till I’m 35 and be mad that I didn’t get in shape when I was young and more able to do it” cause if you don’t get into shape when your young it’s a lot harder to do it when you older and have more responsibilities.......so it’s either get back in the gym and do it 2x harder or get fat and sad 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️😂😂 Don’t worry tho, many people get into a funk but it’s easy to get out of

[@juanthemexicanhousecleaner4677]

@@jackhancho8571I appreciate the comment my dude, wasn't expecting such a fast response. I'm trying very hard to keep up and get rid of this attitude but its difficult lol. I can physically see so many good results from what I've been doing and every part of me knows I need to carry on, it's difficult though. I'm literally forcing myself to muster the energy and motivation to workout right now

[@jackhancho8571]

Juan Caesar if you don’t have enough energy you need to look at your diet.... drink preworkout (I recommend g-fuel) drink protein... drink lots of water eat healthy and get 8 hours of sleep..... and try listening to motivational pumped up music....... you probably do all of those but if you haven’t then there’s your problem

[@juanthemexicanhousecleaner4677]

@@jackhancho8571 yeah I do all of these, I have a strict healthy diet with supposedly enough calories to have the energy to workout, I sleep well, drink plenty and ensure I provide myself with enough time to rest and repair, it's not really a physical thing it's more of a mental thing, I was also obsessed for months, I felt unstoppable and amd amazing, even people around me were encouraging and supporting me after they saw the results, but suddenly I just woke up one day and didn't feel it anymore. I'm going to keep at it and push myself, think I'm just going through a rough patch. Thanks man

[@daniellipko710]

Came here during the great quarantine of 2020 seeking motivation for a home workout

[@AG-ej7wm]

Haha, same here!

[@Mladen...]

Same

[@stevenbrown3249]

Yup

[@haliuncinnamon]

Yeah and they talking about gym. Gym and home is big difference 😅

[@chrissyandluvlee1960]

Did it work?

[@ilovetodraw555]

man i gotta quit my bullshit and start working out

[@selenaprantner4797]

do it.....but not just tommorow, just do it i promise you, i PROMISE, you will be happy and confident and make others happy, trust me on that, truuuuus me!

[@edwardcortez6662]

ilovetodraw555 It's been 4 months, how's life? Did you improve your fitness?

[@vgmrevisited832]

Have you joined the gym yet?

[@SHINEBOXPROD]

ilovetodraw555 same. It will happen.

[@bobcat224]

I always feel like shit after working out! Like nauseous, weak and jittery. I used to work out a lot and it was always the same thing. I did it despite the way it made me feel, not because of it.

[@WordUnheard]

I'm going to give this a go. I was given 12-14 months to live in February, because of a grade IV glioblastoma brain tumor. I don't know if I'll fall into the 75% who don't live longer than a year. The odds are against me, but that 25% has to filled with those who didn't. I'm going to get in as good shape I've ever been, with however much time I have left. And what Joe Rogan says is true. Whichever route you take, slacker or doer, your brain rewards you either way. Only the healthy route is free of guilt and remorse that come with letting your body go to shit. I'm nearly 20 lbs overweight. I'm confident that I can complete some of these 30 day challenges, and get into shape. Thanks, Joe Rogan.

[@sigma1113]

god bless you dude. i hope you are in the 25%.

[@clamchauder]

Best of luck

[@alanna6034]

Goodluck dude!!! Wish you the best!!

[@Ptmjeager]

I Wish you the best 🤞🏾

[@rosskenneally1128]

Good luck🤞

[@grumpydusty]

Psychedelics Ad before video. Of course.

[@OriJ123]

Haha I got that Ad too

[@ethann5410]

Ori J dude same

[@adrielhenriquez1517]

Before and after for me

[@henfren2844]

SAME

[@IdleZero7858]

Hmmm interesting

[@charles5487]

A gym membership is cheaper than a medical bill. Edit one year later: Wow a lot of condescending comments since I posted this. Post was meant for motivation. Nothing else. But most of you are trolls. This comment was obviously regarding Americans. And yes, you can get fit without a gym membership. Thanks. Stay healthy!

[@2020jmiller]

Charles A unless you live in Canada and don’t get medical bills 🇨🇦

[@charles5487]

@@2020jmiller Or Europe. America's healthcare system is greedy.

[@nobody2662]

If you can’t afford a gym or just don’t like them (I’m both of those), calisthenics is another way to go.

[@noobiewatcherz9938]

But a medical bill shows proof that you're upper class.

[@bff_edits1783]

IM CRYING 😂😂😂😂 but I live in Canada so free health care!!

[@tirotenten516]

I don't go to gym, i workout at home everyday. I'm always happy and motivated. It helps when you deal whit depression.

[@strangeturtle5947]

Tiro Tenten Same here. :D

[@johnmeier6545]

Tiro Tenten It really does! I guess everything that makes us healthyer, makes us happier to a certain degree. Can't solve every problem like that, but it feels SO good! When heavy stuff becomes lighter every day...

[@dochmbi]

I also work out at home, I have a pullup bar, I do pushups, sitdowns, curls, what have you.. All at home.

[@anderson9908]

Tiro Tenten Going to an actual gym is wayyyy better

[@DaviSilva-fe9by]

Just by doing push ups i can feel better, why not go further?

[@jorgeguzman9592]

Fitness saved my life I weighed 230 pounds now I’m 167 and feel emotionally stronger

[@jorgeguzman9592]

Tatiana Franco check out my progress on Instagram @goosyguzman I can help u out with your goals or any questions you got!!

[@steven6859]

17 and weighing in at 195 lbs. I’ve been working out since New years. I’ve definitely gained muscle, but i also managed to gain fat. I feel better about myself but still slightly self conscious about myself. What did you do to lose all that weight? I plan on doing a long fast to attack my fat stores and enter ketosis, but i want to hear what you did

[@jorgeguzman9592]

Steven Maya mainly stuck to weight lifting and added 20 mins of cardio after every workout. Worked out 4-5 days a week and stayed in a caloric deficit. Any more questions follow my Ig

[@betabarbarian507]

Great job, Jorge! Keep goinggggg!!!

[@BegitoBrah]

You turned from fat guy into kid buu :)

[@catapultedtoextremes1436]

You only need motivation for leg day. When it's not leg day your motivation to workout should be "at least it's not leg day"

[@UpperOne_]

Why is this me HAHAHA

[@jocelync8236]

So true haha

[@bikashpradhan4886]

True shit

[@alejandracfina6431]

Lool

[@full8127]

I love leg day. Maybe it's because I'm not a biaaatch

[@InternetMunchies]

People just like being comfortable..that's why most people are unsuccessful

[@byeteaching]

check out my funny video about excuses people make when they think about exercise kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipmpepp-lpeHd7s

[@emanresu7208]

This is so true, its crazy

[@amber4305]

100% my problem

[@stevenblassingame7042]

What is success, really?

[@corbinpack3512]

Fax

[@Brasil2013]

One of the things that really hit home is that when I slack off on the exercise, I slack off on all aspects of my life. The discipline FOR YOUR LIFE looses momentum and everything suffers. Thank you for reminding me. I'm back to my exercise routine today!

[@a_jt96]

people focus too much on exercise

[@indissolubilisociavit6560]

I developed this mentality of not feeling good when skipping gym The trick is to turn it into a lifelong lifestyle And not look at progress

[@LordSesshomaru584]

Same *hi5* missing the place so much :(

[@wusscake]

That's what most people don't get. You have to make exercise part of your lifestyle; feeling that crunch, that physical strain is a good thing, it means you're putting yourself on the path. If you persist and make it a part of you, you'll not only be physically stronger, but you'll also be less oppressed to doing things that need done in general, you'll be more positive mentally, and have more energy.

[@indissolubilisociavit6560]

@@wusscake totally agree 6 months from my comment and I keep refining my ability and effectiveness Works like a charm

[@jasper6343]

My workout motivation is people kept saying I'm fat. So I gotta change that. In 5 months I lost 25 lbs. Feels good

[@rae4828]

Jasper Agood that’s awesome

[@youknowit4954]

How much have you lost now? It’s been a year

[@stevenblassingame7042]

@Cj Bobik 😂😂

[@TylerSane5]

That's dope man! But if I were to give ya some advice it would be do it for you! Not for others! At the end of the day they probably don't really care if you're fat or skinny! They just say it because it makes them feel better bout themselfs..

[@michaelmills622]

I lost like 40 pounds

[@godofthunderthighs5274]

I'm not even motivated to watch the full 7 minutes What's wrong with me

[@kingschuyler3890]

Ahw dude dont be a fuckoff! Get off you ass and go do something! It's been a year and what have you done??

[@rowanvn8696]

year gone by, nothings wrong witcha, you're whats wrong! go experience some discomfort n break the cycle

[@whatsupwithtorii]

Leonora 😂😂😂😂

[@microbiologeest]

Coz u missed Thanos head :((

[@ryanantheworld9328]

nothing you just dont want any of this stuff enough thats all

[@reverethepatriot1776]

This is so spot on, after I really dedicated myself to working out it probably took me 6 months before I looked forward to working out and became my happy place. For those who are starting just stay disciplined and don’t rely on motivation, one day it’ll switch.

[@spacemanbill9501]

It must suck not having an addictive personality… started working out 4 days ago… can’t stop. My arms tingle 24/7.

[@maddieg6410]

just realised that the drawings are being rubbed out in reverse and they’re not actually drawing them perfectly and quickly

[@luwado]

Maddie G 😳

[@karenme5071]

Maddie G I-

[@academicfailure8182]

Oof

[@jj-zs3dh]

Oh. My. God. It looks so obvious now you mention it!

[@SomeOne-ng9hf]

It's not a bad thing though, perfection and speed are not the best goals to aim for. I would rather have well put together video with unique style.

[@AfterSkool]

Joe Rogan has a masterful way of putting things in context. In this video he lays out the massive benefits of exercise IN EVERY ASPECT OF LIFE. Do NOT embrace the path of the "Fuck Off"! Enhance your current life experience!

[@fabianponten8865]

Loving this channel, keep up the good work! :)

[@DivinePlant]

After Skool spelled affect wrong bro

[@justaman7380]

After Skool r

[@Graemedico]

After Skool ..WORD !!

[@elialmonte07]

After Skool Dude, this was just what I needed in my life. Thank you!

[@graciegh0ul]

I have PTSD and depression and my doctor recommended exercise so today I went to the gym for the first time in a year... I'm excited but so nervous to start again!

[@graciegh0ul]

@Alexia Zamora It was going well but I attempted suicide in November by jumping 50ft and now I'm in a wheelchair. Still doing daily exercises and can't wait until the gym reopens to start again :)

[@graciegh0ul]

@Alexia Zamora Thank you so so much, that means the world. I really appriciate you and your words, thank you so much

[@zeplyn5684]

Have you tried cannabis?

[@graciegh0ul]

@@zeplyn5684 I haven't, no. It's illegal where I am unfortunately

[@pyromorph6540]

I recommend The wim Hof method as well. Meditation and yoga can help as well. Try to Eat organic and quit sugar. Maybe dopamine detox? Start working out more and feed more positive stuff to your eyes and ears.

[@rosmary9860]

I wish everyone good luck and blessing in their journey to become a better person 🙏

[@TheArt0053]

Embrace being uncomfortable! The secret to success

[@TylerSane5]

That's one of the best traits a Tier 1 Special Ops Operator could have so it must be a valuable asset to have as a person! It's like like being in a fight.. whoever is comfortable being uncomfortable has a clear advantage cause most fights happen quicly is its hard to get experience!

[@malik_alharb]

TRAIN BY DAY, JOE ROGAN PODCAST BY NIGHT, ALL DAY!

[@RecTec77]

now i am confused. by day, by night, all day. nevermind...

[@aaronnichols2442]

RecTec77 train 1/2 a day + podcast 1/2 a day= a full day or all of a day my good friend

[@Willamasaurus]

Isaac Hatch ohhh.... Never understood what he was saying there.

[@brianmyers9989]

Nick Diaz sent me here. All day.

[@jakubgadzala7474]

Hahahahahahahah, so true, but honestly I often play the podcast while working out in the morning :D Just do my routine and listen some new ideas same time :D

[@tsherman393]

Your body is the greatest tool you'll ever own.

[@Foxspinsdiscs]

Almost impossible to achieve this without healthcare for me. Physical therapy gave me the ability to get where Joe is talking about. 15 years of chronic pain and now im training for triathlons. Happy to be alive. Hope you are too.

[@betabarbarian507]

Great job! Keep goinggggg!!!

[@Foxspinsdiscs]

Thanks dude. That is the most positive response I have received in the comments section. That felt good.

[@betabarbarian507]

@@Foxspinsdiscs Hey brother, there's alot more of that where that came from! Come stop by my channel if you need some encouragement or for some recognition for your hard work. I'm a new channel that aims to be, mainly a community of encouragers, and a resource for those who deserve credit where credit is due! Keep up the good work, it is super inspiring!!!! 🤙🏽💪🏽🏆👏🏽🎉

[@ZeRo-yc7zf]

The most motivation I felt is when I stopped needlessly putting pressure on myself. Get rid of that “movie” mentality, that you have to suffer immensely to reach these goals and things you want. It’s just working out. It’ll maybe hurt a little bit. You’ll feel amazing throughout the day. You get to plan your week out and set goals and take on new challenges. It’s fun. It might seem like this hard thing that you have to force yourself to go to do, it’s not. Don’t stress yourself out for it. You’re only missing out on the experience. Go work out today, you deserve it

[@vandamme6379]

When you speak the truth you don't have to plan a speech. You just rant like Joe.

[@williamcutting5224]

This is great. Really. It should be said more

[@poobumweevag]

Facts. When you speak the truth + have true passion/interest about a subject, you can rant like Joe.

[@carterchin2135]

Workout is probably one of the very few things, if not the only thing, can bring only positive change to your life, the more you workout, the more positive change you can see on your body. Your job might fail you, your relationship might fail you, but workout won't.

[@blakeweed2012]

Amen

[@seth1817]

“Just Do It” - Nike every time i don’t want to do something, i think of this phrase. getting started is the hard part but once you’re in that moment it’s honestly not that bad. whatever you’re trying to accomplish, Just Do It :’)

[@thadsupersperm5385]

Pretty sure thay phrase was orginally created for use at their sweat shops... But I don't want to make shoes... JUST DO IT!!

[@thecreep5123]

Shit, don't even think, just DO. The moment you start arguing with yourself is the moment you lose

[@trevorcardozo9354]

This video literally changed my life when I watched it 3 years ago. I'm back to pass it on to friends, remembering how much of an impact it had on me. From a beer belly slob at 98kg. Now 3 years later, 83kg, 170kg squat, 190kg deadlift, 100kg bench. All slow and steady. It started by going on the treadmill for a walk after watching this video

[@RR42636]

Solid numbers, keep fucking killing it bro. Great job!

[@ChaplinCityLights31]

Are you still on it?

[@getlitwithab]

Amazing 👏🏽💪🏽

[@trevorcardozo9354]

Still on the grind since the stage was set by this video. I've been two years sober, career consistently on upward trajectory, weighing 88kg, deadlifting 270kg, squatting 210kg and benching 125kg these days.

[@trevorcardozo9354]

​@@ChaplinCityLights31I am! Just posted update below

[@butterynuttery_]

honestly, i think the reason this is so effective is because it motivates you, but it doesn't motivate you too much. it doesn't give you ridiculous expectations. instead, it makes you believe that you can do it, and it makes you motivated to change for the right reasons. it doesn't give you false hope. it gives you that push that you need. nothing more, nothing less.

[@milly0243]

“Thats crazy... but have you tried dmt?”

[@irstalina]

mathias hudalek haha

[@joesteele2584]

Yessir

[@musictoplay5537]

Drugs? lol

[@dominicpapa5979]

😂👌🏻

[@religulous420]

Clever

[@explorella4462]

This has nothing to do with the topic but this is an appreciation post for this guy’s art, f*cking awesome.

[@tonyrodd6348]

Thanks, I now feel really motivated... ...to draw.

[@ray4163]

#artistproblems😂😂 honestly same tho

[@CloudMechanic]

I love this lmao

[@estrellayanez1439]

youre funny lol

[@thiswasamistakerossip9105]

Tony Rodd 🤣🤣🤣✊✌️

[@Ferox]

Joe Rogan sent me, amazing work!

[@AfterSkool]

Thank you!

[@PRODingleballz]

Ferox Oh shit, it's ferox

[@user-xv6ig2yp3z]

Isn't this the crybaby who pretended he was in faze

[@aisacirema7841]

meh nieh hes the guy who made the faze logo. Faze took it and kicked him out right after the fact

[@user-xv6ig2yp3z]

aisacirema Woah he made an F, what a legend. *sarcasm

[@luvyanks4ever]

White Okay kzbin.infoUgkx6K7NWahp9y3ir1gVAwysOCHOOPSnWZbw . I got it from my browser's history. I know that it's really frustrating to be over-weighted but all is possible with a strong determination. Good luck…..

[@robertalust5466]

Love this, was going to skip the gym today, nope

[@augalfonso294]

Roberta Lust I have to. Sore and recovering my elbow that got dislocated. /:

[@Dr_Footbrake]

Aug Alfonso plenty you can do to exercise with a bung elbow

[@augalfonso294]

GRAHAM ELY well I have been, just not as intensely.

[@8Forrest8Gump8]

Roberta Lust I still did, my body is pretty much broken into the gym except my leggies... I need to be running in 2 days so I'm using that as a bs excuse

[@outdoorsguy]

Same...

[@samuelcookey26]

I just started working out...I hope I can keep at it for the rest of the year🤧

[@frednolasco]

just had a massively shitty day, ended it with a good gym session. Came out another person. Anxiety and depression are pervasive and truly fcked, but exercising REALLY really helps me deal with the more hardcore feelings. Takes the edge off, liberates me for a whole different perspective on life. What i now struggle with is more a sense of being kind to myself when i dont meet my goals or dont improve as fast as i can. Its all good if i just keep at it, one step at a time. Keep perfectionism under control and avoid comparing with other people who are naturally fitter becoz they ve been training for a longer time. Sometimes i go training and i still feel a little overwhelmed (everyone is fitter than me, blablabla) but the rush that comes after giving my best at it... its priceless. And the mental benefits are FAR superior than the physical ones, no matter how greatly you improve phisically... its always gonna be even better between your ears. 🤜🤛

[@jimmyshousevideos]

I got an ad about the science of motivation for this video. Its moments like these that remind you that nothing you do is private.

[@Bottlekap]

James did you know you can turn off the feature used to track your interests to maintain your "privacy"? Or the do not track feature available on literally every browser available? It's moments like these that remind me how much of an idiot some people can be.

[@travvyboiyee7623]

Bottlekap you start off nice like you're going to explain how to turn off tracking for devices but ultimately just call him an idiot. Rise above, people.

[@Bottlekap]

Travis Havemeyer yes, yes I did.

[@bobevans4977]

James it’s odd because literally last night I was putting notes in my phone about being more motivated to do better at track, work more, and just do better in school. I thought the video was great but it was a weird coincidence

[@agnosticpreacher6911]

@@Bottlekap Who hurt you? Why are you so salty man, calm down. Go do something useful.

[@battutulu3030]

Workout is the only free investment for our body...

[@TheSkootShow]

I love how it’s possible for him to draw with a closed marker. Respect.

[@rooseph7152]

I'm slowly getting back into the gym after suffering an elbow blowout nearly 12 months ago. It didn't take 12 months to heal but during and after it I became depressed, I lost all motivation and let myself go. I put on some weight, began to eat like shit and treated my body with contempt. Everytime I said this is the week I go back to the gym regularly, I would go once or twice and return to my now "normal" lifestyle. It's not easy to develop a routine, and live a healthy lifestyle. It is however incredibly easy to give up. Don't let yourself give up.

[@HenryHoolington]

Instead of watching this at 5 am about to sleep. I will set an alarm clock for next morning to wake up at 5

[@crazyspacemarine]

After high school is quit working for two years. I gained some considerable weight and everyday felt slow and depressing. Didn't know what I wanted to study in college and had no real motivation. All I did was sit in front of my pc and play games all day. Now it's been 4 months and I've changed my life around. Making better choices. I wake up and take a cold shower everyday and then begin my workout. I've been sticking to a plan for these 4 months and I'm already seeing results physically and mentally. And you know what? A funny thing happens when you start to look better and feel better. You gain confidence and like Joe said, you gain momentum. Just pick a plan,start, and stay with it! Whether you're into bodyweight workouts, weight training, yoga whatever just start and stay with it.

[@thebrownrabbit9994]

I entered a plan a few days ago and i was just gonna quit that until i read your comment...Really Thanks a lot🧕🧕🧕🧕

[@vanessamclennan1]

It can be really hard to just start off from scratch, especially if we have never done it before so we have not experienced the good feelings of exercising. We often will only do something when we are in enough pain that we need to get up and do something because we can't stand to be in that place anymore. Start where you are and congratulate yourself for doing something.

[@tejasbhat4477]

Last year I was diving deep into alcoholism and binge eating, was so depressed and low most of the time. Then I made a decision, quit alcohol and started working out. A year later and 66 pounds lighter now, physically in peak shape. Physical health impacts mental health so much. Working out really took me out of a dark place and kinda saved my life!

[@travisrice8050]

Starting to think many of our societal ailments come from lack of connection (think addiction as dis-connected) and fear of discomfort. This is another piece in that puzzle. Also - the illustrator = AMAZING.

[@AfterSkool]

Thank you!!!

[@kylesanders3129]

Going to exercise tomorrow. My body is an ecosystem.

[@bakeddead]

Kyle Sanders did you do it

[@kylesanders3129]

Max Bell 2 days in a row so far!

[@makesomebacon]

keep it up!!

[@richyrich3170]

keep going man. gd stuff

[@LOLLYPOPPE]

Cumming when the hamstrings and glutes are sore is amazing

[@Jack-kf9wd]

3 weeks into working out - finally want to achieve the body I've wanted for years of being uncomfortable and self conscious

[@yooitsclau]

After some weeks of on and off working out.. I've decided to have enough willpower to start being consistent again so I can feel strong, happy and energised again. We got this 💪

[@MrCmagik]

The momemtum thing is so true. I'm on a student exchange and I have much less classes, homework and things to do / attend to. When I look at last year, I was always working and studying, this year is litteraly a long spring break and whenever I have to actually start working I have trouble to do so.

[@ThatWhatIs393]

Damn, this is true for me as well. I'm so lazy whereas I absolutely shouldn't be, especially not right now in this stage of my life. I need and want to change that!

[@alanna6034]

I've just started doing homeworkouts. I'm two weeks in. I hope this goes on and get some results in a couple of months.

[@febbledebble]

Hey dude, I'm super proud of you for starting, I wanna start too but I don't know how.. Have any tips? How's it working out? You still motivated? Still keeping it up? If you are, awesome!

[@ChroniclesofAJ]

Home workout are underrated and more flexible with getting a workout done

[@TeamOrdigamer]

@@febbledebble Y’all should try following Next Workout’s free KZbin workout plans (he has a website under his name, Igor Voitenko). Have been doing them consistently for the last few months and they’ve helped tremendously

[@chaostade4087]

This guy is just the best person to listen to in anything. He has a way of talking which is beyond explanation, you just believe him and want to listen more. No wonder why he got that famous and likable.

[@gracelibissa2264]

I think it’s the first time of my life that a motivational video about exercise actually motivates me to exercise. It’s pragmatic and logical. I’m gonna stay humble because this is my Day 1 on this new path but I really feel like it helped. Thank you. 💛

[@10draperful]

How did you do?

[@a.c.7942]

Something I hear alot living in the south is "I'd rather be fat and happy then not eat donuts, 'cause I'm going to die anyway!"

[@ChandlerWorthen]

It's horrible logic.. it's like saying "Well i might as well drive my car off a bridge since I'm gonna die anyway."

[@potatooo6139]

@@ChandlerWorthen oeh , good idea!

[@rogerfvb]

I don't understand why those people think you CAN'T be happy if you're not eating tons of sugar and fat every day. Happiness comes from lots of different things. For example, I believe I will be happier if I become ripped one day. They're just making excuses.

[@blakerossdeutcher2307]

I consider myself athletic and spend a lot of my week and paycheck on exercise, but I think that is a great way of thinking if they genuinely enjoy it. Not everyone bases how they feel solely on their physical condition

[@RandomityLove]

Ignorance at its finest .. I'm from and live in Louisiana, and hear this all the time..

[@dutchindo2k]

Motivation: WORK OUT IF YOU WANT TO GET LAID! 😁

[@elykeom1]

There will be people out there that get laid and don’t work out. Keeping working out boy.

[@thebspolice792]

you still have to play the game though, being fit is just being granted an opportunity to play. And chances are she wont stick around if you have nothing else to offer but just yourself. in my opinion, the game isnt worth playing unless theres something more than just "getting laid"

[@RetaliationOG]

Having a powerful physique hasn't done much for me in that area of things. Some things just can't be changed, working out is the difference maker for only a select majority of people

[@dakotamercer1679]

@@RetaliationOG I would say that being physically fit makes it easier for oneself to get into a relationship for numerous reasons: 1. You are physically more attractive to people 2. Your self confidence will go up 3. People who are committed to health show a sign of discipline But one thing that I believe I have learned is that just because you are fit doesn't mean you have the ability to not "put yourself out there". I mean that even if you are physically attractive, chances are the only way you will get into a relationship with someone you find attractive is if you make the first move. TL:DR If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself

[@RetaliationOG]

@@dakotamercer1679 I definitely agree with those points, but no amount of initiative makes disproving stereotypes and an ugly face easier. I don't mean to be a pessimist, it's just a different upward battle.

[@joenormanmusic]

Its insane how much working out has mentally enlightened me. Joe is 100% right. You feel invincible. You see things for what they are and you push through them.

[@ChroniclesofAJ]

i notice working out especially calisthenics when i can do a workout anywhere has improve my job performance giving me so much energy from working out either during a lunch break or before going to work

[@samanrai7050]

The fact the artist is left handed and drawing on a white board without smearing anything is blowing my mind

[@Mactakun]

Saman Rai it’s not real, the cap is on the whole time and the color is always black.

[@MarmadukeDormedius]

@@Mactakun plus, the board keeps moving to the left. It'd be like 20ft long

[@wolfeevi]

Actually y’all, I just realized this was all already drawn, and it’s being erased. the video is put in reverse

[@ZildjianMan30]

It was drawn while on DMT

[@ramzichouk4080]

it's called adobe after effects

[@ChuxDiaz]

Joe Rogan is the man

[@user-ix2uy4ly2m]

Gta online

[@irocketsom9363]

This video deserves a billion views!

[@alpayseckin1001]

Joe's own video deserves that, this is just some cool drawings added to his rant.

[@dhvxh6648]

Started working out when I was 15. I'm 25 now and never had any kind of medical problems (while my peers did). Training helped me through my saddest times, I went straight to the gym after my dad's funeral, it was the only thing that I felt like I wanted to do. Each muscle DESERVES to be taken care of through exercise! You will feel like a million bucks, age slower, look fantastic, have a strong mind and body. You know what the Romans said "mens sano in corpore sano" Let's get it! 💪

[@ChroniclesofAJ]

same here man its makes me stronger dealing with hardships and my mind

[@thejamesest]

I used to b a work out addict, I was benching 300, squat 500, and deadlift 500. Would do 5 miles a day 1 mike swim, and did 150 pull-ups a day. I was training to be a seal but i broke my ankle while running down a mountain and now I’m stuck doing a job I don’t want to do, 20 lbs heavier, and i want to do is lay down in bed. I eat bad now, the back of my heel/ ankle hurts every time I run past a mile, I hope I get to become close to the shape I once was. Ima really try to get back on my shit and stay on my shit. I’ll b back in a couple months to keep u guys updated, love u guys and thanks joe Rogan

[@TommyHuynh]

wow what an awesome video! Seeing the older people starting at 5:25 is so motivating. Everything you talked about is on point 100%. I just turned 40 and feel like I'm in the best shape of my life. My wife and I do yoga every morning and I mountain bike every weekend. We both can fit our clothes from highschool. One very important thing that I think you forgot to mention is food. My belief is its 60% diet and 40% fitness. People can exercise all they want but if they shove soda and processed foods down their mouths they will not progress. I am sure your video will help motivate tons of viewers, great job!

[@AfterSkool]

Thanks! We're definitely going to make one about food!

[@LastyLives]

How about 100% diet and 100% fitness, going all out with everything :)

[@madjack821]

Yeah, I’m 35 and have totally changed my life around with exercise

[@blue_cameron]

Tommy Huynh 20% fitness 40% food 30% sleep 10% other

[@specialxoxokay747]

Everything he’s saying in this video is 100% true and is me 100%. I’ve worked out the past 5 days getting up at 6 am, being productive all day and going to bed at 10/11..which I’ve never done before in my entire life. And I’ve never felt better and my depression has melted away. I’m so excited to see results and I already feel amazing.

[@SipTheGossipDrinkTillYouChoke]

I have been working out for a total of 4 days, and oh my lord I feel so amazing. I'm happy, I'm healthy, the first thing my friend said when he saw me was "wow, you look so happy today" I may not have lost weight, but I can see a tiny tiny bit of progress and I'm so happy about it. Excersise may not be for everyone but it's worth a try.

[@cdjwmusic]

After i left highschool I got fat (i put on 60lbs of fat), i really miss being constantly looking forward to running, it was a great feeling. Imma try working out again, wish me luck

[@Joshuxar]

Good luck bro you got this !

[@mosesramirez5325]

“The path of the fuckoff” 😂😂😂

[@TylerSane5]

We all been down that path/road before! Lol

[@buffalofantasyfootballleag7775]

I watch this almost everyday and it has helped take my fitness to the next level, thank you Joe Rogan

[@sanamsingh3297]

4 years ago, this video made me who I am today 🙏

[@davonschroeder1878]

What helped me get started was to stop making excuses why I can't workout and instead start making excuses why I should workout.

[@deadpoolstesticles4857]

My workout motivation is my fat ass. i gained weight. didn't feel good. I had to change it

[@HipHopBeatSource]

Deadpool's Testicles ditto

[@Yeomannn]

Deadpool's Testicles I can relate bro.

[@hanswurscht6625]

like bill burr said: you ate your way in, now walk your way out! :-) same here! and i know what joe means. it actually is alot more fun to do something instead of just sitting on your couch.

[@pramothvm9590]

Dominic Rossetti she is not a bro she is a chick

[@3starbadman]

Deadpool's Testicles Relatable. My motivation was my pencil neck, bird chest and chicken legs. Decided to change it after I realised you don't get pecs from sitting on your ass.

[@GamingTaylor]

One of the most inspiring videos I've seen

[@towmater1451]

GamingTaylor yo dude! I loved your steam card vids

[@LancasterBomber44]

After having a mental breakdown a few years ago I got into trail running and it somehow resets the mind. I still suffer anxiety but find Exercise somehow turns it down. If anyone is struggling with anxiety/depression please try any form of exercise but I find outdoors in nature,hills,woods streams etc adds that extra benefit. Stay 💪

[@fisherroastedpeanut]

I basically come here anytime I need motivation to work out - it almost always works.

[@saulgoodman2438]

It’s 2am just got off a 24 hours shift (I’m a paramedic) I was going to say fuck the workout I’ve had a long day but I’m going now!

[@SharpyHeartsOJ]

Saul Goodman beast mode

[@jacobmoniz2526]

Cool, but sleep is also important.

[@lauravandzura7134]

I think it might be in your best interest to sleep first lol

[@user-tm4kk8sr2y]

Sleep is more important lol

[@lukethomasdillon3762]

Agree with this 100 percent. Went through a weird phase about 2 years ago...where I was out of work. Sitting in every day watching tv...playing playstation all day..was fun for the first few weeks. But I started noticing...I started feeling anxious and dizzy in public places. I didn't have motivation to do anything...didn't feel like I was enjoying anything. As a very skinny ectomorph.. I always thought gym would be a waste of time because I would never look jacked. With my genetics...I didn't see the point. However by starting to go gym..just to get healthy and feel less anxious. I honestly started feeling so much more confident...motivated and then I started seeing growth and changes. People would compliment me noticing a change and it would motivate me more. Honestly can't recommend it enough. It's improved every aspect of my life. I don't lose my temper Any more. You feel happier daily. It has honestly changed my life. Agree with everything in this video!!!

[@boxmad5523]

Been slacking lately but after this I’m straight back in the gym tomorrow, no excuses just results 💪🏼👊🏼🏋🏻‍♂️

[@SeanG026]

Joe rogan’s mind is really something special it’s insane how helpful and it’s clear that he makes a massive impact on peoples lives for the positive. Thankyou joe for changing my life. Great video too we all needed this! 👌🏻👏🏻

[@estellelerecouvreux3916]

I'm gonna watch this vid everytime I feel lazy about the gym. I've been so good for a while , i'm keeping up with it. But the part that really gets to me is the part about not getting that good after work feeling .. it's priceless, I like working out in the morning so all day I feel great

[@33iknow]

I am heading out to the garage right now to hit my bag! Thanks for the inspiration...

[@AfterSkool]

Glad this video could help!

[@33iknow]

Subbed!

[@NorthOCkook]

Is that what kids call masturbating these days? Hittin the bag?

[@grimreaper9477]

NorthOCkook lololololololl

[@collin5752]

Troll Masters Punching a bag won't get you anywhere. Go to a gym

[@joe-pn6vs]

Improving physical health always improves mental health. Remember that and stay strong

[@billbaber6653]

Why I made it to 70. You take the words right out of my Mouth. something I can’t live without!

[@mauve8556]

Holy shit this is so right. Ive been going to the gym now for a few months. For years I've gone to the gym for little stints like 6 weeks then fall off the wagon. But its totally true after a while you start craving the next work out. I look at my day and try find space for the gym now I love it. Hopefully it continues. I got a membership at quite a pricey so now I also feel like i need to go to get my moneys worth.

[@andraslibal]

3:41 now I'm motivated :)

[@mariamkhalil8352]

This video is curing my depression

[@kamenkojistonira]

I started working out in my mid-twenties and I wish I did it way earlier. I've been exercising for 7 years now and it has become such a staple of my life that I rely on it to fix me up when other things go wrong. It won't fix all your problems but it makes you feel like you can overcome them and it gives you the motivation to try.

[@SamA-ei5px]

Im addicted to the gym, if I don’t go it feels like il missing out on gainzz.

[@vegbetle]

idk why im watching this, cause I already love going to the gym. I guess that proves he's right though, definitely worth it.

[@deleonhill4321]

I keep quitting the gym over and over because of my own insecurities and mental blocks, I hope this video helps

[@crispsaturday]

I had a bad relationship with excercise until I 1) stopped thinking about it as "sports" but rather movement, any movement! And 2) thought how much fun can I have while moving? Now I go trampolining, simple climbing, dancing, playing simple ball games with friends. Anything I find to be fun and I also try out new things. And as others say: as soon as you notice progress you became obsessed. Until then, try and have the most fun you can

[@ekceeb-1484]

Im 14. I started working out when i just turned 13. Ive been working out for about 18 months now. I have some gains but not as much as i want. I started working out because i had a relationship with this girl who cheated on me with 2 guys and that’s when i found that working out made me feel so good. I woke up every morning at 6 to train abs then after school i would do homework and do arms and the next day i would do legs and next day arms again and so on. Sometimes i would wake up and tell myself, fuck it. You tortue yourself way to hard just go back to sleep. That has happened to me multiple times. Sometimes i don’t even want to workout. Because i feel like maybe I’m waiting my time. Or maybe I’m not doing shit properly and i should just stop and just not do it. I dont know. Right now I’m kind of feeling like that. But i always got to remember why i started this. I need to remind myself that i was treated like a piece of shit from my friends, my family and my girlfriend that i loved. That’s what makes me angry. And when I’m angry. Sometimes i let that anger out by working out and lifting weights. But sometimes i just leave myself to crawl up in a ball and cry because of what’s going on inside me head. I used to workout up to 11.00 at night because i wanted to prove to myself and other people that i am worth something. Some people thinks its easy for us when they see we have a good body. It’s either we like it, or we are using drugs or some other shit. I hated working out. I kind of still do. But as soon as i finish that last rep, i feel like I’m on ecstasy. A lot of people are dicks to me at school and stuff because they are either jealous of how i look or am. Some good friends of mine came up to me one time and said they where really jealous me and how i looked. And i said to them, dont be fucking jealous of me. I worked my ass off for this. Sweat and blood dripping down my face and even tears. No body handed my nothing. Keep going guys. I know its hard. I know guys. It’s hard to do this shit. But fuck what your mind thinks. Just keep going. Hoped this helped :) Just got back on too see how this went. Thanks for all the comments and likes ❤️

[@Taliatekito]

Ekceeb - Whooowe! For starters, well done on your dedication and discipline. That’s a very valuable skill to have and applicable to many things. But most importantly your self worth is not dictated by your appearance or by the approval of others, like said Ex. Great that she was the motivation but don’t let the amount of muscle on your frame fool you into believing what your true strength is. You’ve got a lot to learn but that’s ok cause you’re young and you’re going to have a steep learning curve between now and 25. I say apply that same gym discipline to a bigger goal in your life. Map it out and best of luck!

[@jackelineesparza3658]

Youre so bold and real for sharing thanks boy you sexy beast

[@BriannaGuthrie286]

Jackeline Esparza He’s 14 you sick fuck

[@kktina100]

This was truyt inspiring thank you for being vulnerable with us I'm here for you

[@ticculousg9418]

Dude thank you soo much it really helped me man.

[@ajk9420]

6:08 scared the shit out me when they blinked

[@richardsmith8504]

Thank you Joe, I’m 66 this is just what I needed .😎

[@zaironnarine6105]

This helped motivate me to start working out again

[@trustnobody6647]

Joe and Dr. Rhonda Patrick were an awesome duo to pick for this! Loving the work here! Editing and flow was great. Animation was on point and funny. New subscriber earned here for sure!

[@AfterSkool]

Thanks!!

[@1AJBOOMER]

After 2 injuries and not working out for almost 2 years I needed to hear this WOW.

[@warriorj8658]

For me I’ve been feeling down and I haven’t had the energy. I decided to show up to the gym for the first time in forever and I left feeling so positive. And I just wanna feel that way more often.

[@joegen4577]

28 seconds into this and I’m all pumped up and decided to go to the gym!