Exercise Scientist Critiques The PHENOMENAL Lou Ferrigno

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[@Perinio-inlove]

MIKEEE . you absolutely have to react to ANDREY SMAEV....... Trust me.... Probably One of the 3 most strongest person whos ever lived‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@stevens0411]

Mike is without a doubt my favorite person online. I WISH I could afford his program. 😭

[@quantumscavenger9280]

Get outta here with that arch back bs if you want to do a decline do a decline and add 10% to your lift. Otherwise great trainings advice

[@theofourk3677]

Do Tom Platz next plz

[@Ben-ix8vf]

Mike what is your take on artificial sweetners like sucrulose?it's in a lot of pre workouts,like greg fake douchett loves it in all of his products,the guy is a complete sociopath,as soon as you said he puts on that parrot voice intentionally he stopped and sounds normalish in his vids,he is 2 faced you were right

[@jellofuel]

i mean, if science is backing up everything Lou says, that also makes him the Credible Hulk

[@Matthew.E.Kelly.]

Wasn't Hulk #377 the first appearance of Credible Hulk? 🤔

[@rhoff7272]

Nice!

[@scroogemcj7851]

Top comment!!

[@danthemakerman]

You win the internet today buddy!

[@dhengey]

Fine, I'll give you the like.. but know that I hate you for making this pun and I hate myself for enjoying it

[@grimstone8002]

I saw Lou at a comic con in the late 90's. He was at a booth in a random corner, and no one was at it. I got up the nerve to go over to him. I told him about my Dad and how we loved watching The Incredible Hulk together. He was So kind and nice. The conversation switched to weight lifting . Being a 20 year old bean pole, I was dismissive of lifting weights. He told me to start small and don't set unrealistic goals. I thought about that conversation that night and bought my first bench and weights. That man changed my life. Thx Lou.

[@stevend481]

I've also heard he's a jerk in person

[@SPRVLN27]

And unsurprisingly, despite being 6'5" 300 lbs., Lou is living healthy and looking impressive into his 70s.

[@DjDolHaus86]

Gamma rays can go two ways, instant death or superhuman.

[@CobGobblin]

@@DjDolHaus86 elaborate?

[@kontakostyler]

@@CobGobblin he played the hulk, who got his powers from gamma radiation, but in real life that kind of radiation just gives you cancer

[@levidiaz3074]

​@@DjDolHaus86being with a hot woman or Diddy

[@CobGobblin]

@@kontakostyler oh i didnt know that, thanks

[@richardschatz9992]

Lou suffered a severe hearing loss during his childhood and was bullied because of it. He has the speech patterns that are often typical of such conditions, and wore hearing aids for most of his life (I believe he now has cochlear implants). Props to him for overcoming a severe disability and bullying to become one of the greatest bodybuilders ever.

[@Coming4you-i3h]

We already know about his hearing impairment. What's your point? It certainly didn't hinder him from becoming a national treasure. He's a legend. Period.

[@its_dey_mate]

@@Coming4you-i3h I didn't know, like what? I would assume the majority of people wouldn't know either, it makes his story even more impressive.

[@Coming4you-i3h]

@its_dey_mate When I spoke about ( WE) Meaning the people who were formally aware of lou and his medical issues. The majority of those who hadn't known isn't the demographic of folks I was talking about, either. Put on your thinking cap for a second. 😉

[@its_dey_mate]

@@Coming4you-i3h And if you partake in the thinking-cap-wearing thing we got going on here, you would understand that the "we" is such a minority that your first comment dismissing OP is rather unneeded, as many more people would find that info interesting.

[@Coming4you-i3h]

@its_dey_mate 😂😂😂 Is that supposed to be your: " Let him have it moment?" The amount of effort it must've taken you to fire back with that response perhaps you should have known you was never a part of: " THE COMMUNITY OF PEOPLE WHO HAD KNOWN ABOUT LOU'S DISABILITY. Well congratulations 🎊 Now you know Lou ferrigno had this disability in his left ear since he was an infant.

[@Iron.Historian]

Even this man’s voice is jacked 😭

[@amerukhanjaguar]

His voice is hulked up 😊

[@gur262]

Steroids can't only deepen female voices, it's just that men aren't exactly bothered that much by it

[@stevenlake5278]

He's not a regular man boys and girls. He's the Hulk.😂😂😂😂😮😮😮😮😮

[@jirieskelinen5607]

Yo my favourite bodybuilding channel!

[@StrengthShowcase]

Always yap until failure for voice gains!

[@michaelbourdages4777]

"Lou Ferrigno's Guide to Personal Power, Bodybuilding, and Fitness" is one of the best bodybuilding books ever. Very detailed yet accessible. Love it.

[@evanmoeller]

Mark Ruffalo needed CGI to be The Hulk, Lou just needed some green paint😂. This dude was a giant

[@nukiesduke6868]

Ruffalo is a clown

[@jjf.6502]

@@nukiesduke6868beat me to it

[@SnowMonkeySoFunky]

Even then, Ferrigno did all of the voice work for cgi Hulk up until Thor Ragnarok. Man embodied that character so well he was still a part of the role 40 years after the paint.

[@evanmoeller]

@@SnowMonkeySoFunky that’s sick, I didn’t know that

[@le-monke-the-2rd]

​@@nukiesduke6868not everyone is a bodybuilder brother

[@nickenglish3096]

The fact he was preaching this from early on, proves he was ahead of his time 💪

[@v4v819]

1992 ain't ancient... Sports science was already a thing then... Now if he was doing it in 1921 then that would be prophetic...

[@OriginalPuro]

@@v4v819 Why do so many young people type multiple full-stops (periods)? One full-stop stops the sentence.

[@Real28]

6'5" close to 300lbs jacked AF. What a monster he was then.

[@felipe367]

Competed against Robinson in the first Masters Olympia.

[@JoshBenware]

He's still huge

[@GrahamCStrouse]

@@JoshBenwareArnold’s still big but he abused his body a lot over the years, relied a little too much on gear and had to have major heart surgery. He still looks pretty decent. Lou, on the other hand, looks awesome.

[@ChiefBeefKeith]

I own a gym in Virginia that uses this style of programming in a group setting. I want to say thank you Dr. Mike and the whole RP team for the content you have put out and the impact it has had on my coaching and the impact is has had on my clients lives. I pride my programming on increasing the longevity of my clients. "I want you to be fit enough to roll around in the grass with your grandchildren when you're 80, not squat 800 lbs one time in your life" Full range, strength/hypertrophy training like this with mutli-domain metabolic conditioning are the answer to the test. Thank you much for the work you guys do, it is changing.... saving.... lives. Honor Bound FIT

[@lichtsoldat7697]

Lou had one of best genetics and cleanest physiques in bodybuilding ever. At 6"5 and being built like that??? Massive, symmetrical and cut. Incredible!!

[@rockman7427]

Slept on because he’s not at the forefront of social media. Out of site, out of mind. He’s one of the greatest of all time. The Incredible Hulk is a legend.

[@joezen1693]

True statement

[@v4v819]

Yes, nothing even exist let alone has value if it's not on social media... You are a product of the times...

[@stevend481]

None of the old bodybuilders are at the forefront of social media

[@StrengthShowcase]

Dr. Mike is the most slept WITH bodybuilder. 🥵

[@offtherailscunt]

I know I've been there once or twice myself

[@spidext]

Cant argue with that

[@WillowFiore]

At least with men, since he's never actually been with a woman. He can have my number if he's ever interested in trying the female body. 😊

[@trevorj.gentle205]

in theory

[@spidext]

@@trevorj.gentle205 nah bro there was a study on it 🤣

[@kitschmygrits4836]

Lou is loved by all. He has integrity and seems pure at heart and after watching this, he's even more lovable .

[@stevend481]

I heard he's an ass in person

[@francescodepau1274]

I think that Lou Ferrigno is underrated mainly because on Pumping Iron he is depicted as "stupid", and Arnold as "intelligent". Ironic. Edit: I'm not saying that Arnold is stupid :D

[@ryanrogers8211]

Yeah it’s quite the opposite

[@DjDolHaus86]

@@ryanrogers8211 Arnie isn't dumb, the guy has an extremely savvy business brain

[@plwadodveeefdv]

​@@DjDolHaus86life is the ultimate IQ test, and Arnold passed that shit with flying colors

[@levidiaz3074]

pissed off somebody in Hollywood

[@Austrveg]

​@@plwadodveeefdv nah, yes

[@Adonisius_Kavata]

Lou Ferrigno was so good, he was able to play the incredible Hulk with no CGI

[@v4v819]

Special effects though bruhhh!

[@crashingatom6755]

Lou Ferrigno was such a hero to nerds back in the 80's and 90's, because that's how he started out. What a fricken legend.

[@carlobenedetti2407]

Lou Ferrigno will always be one of my bodybuilding heroes. Also I loved the Hulk series as a kid

[@OriginalPuro]

Anyone from that era were so much better than anyone from this era. Physique vs mass, in my opinion.

[@GrahamCStrouse]

Lou’s maintained his physique better than any of his contemporaries.

[@drewpetricc]

Yeah, this proves his credibility, if not amazing genetics. Probably a little of both.

[@MonarchLMC]

I met Lou Ferrigno once , he was getting a neck massage from who I assume was his assistant. He was about 4x her size and made the table look like a dinner plate

[@Kit-kk9cb]

FAKE. A woman's hands are too small to massage his dinosaur neck.

[@heavensknightyt5528]

The best massages are the necks

[@1boreal]

I am so happy i found this channel. After 10+ years of training and kind of just going through the motions, im actually finding enjoyment in trying to improve my technique and fitness again. Amazing content.

[@dariensuarez4046]

Best versa grip ad yet

[@s.wilson5675]

I've always admired Lou from watching the Hulk as a kid. Watching this I'm in awe of this true giant. Thanks Mike.

[@Hittdogg17]

I met Lou during his comeback. He was +330lbs about 4 weeks out and already shredded. He ended up over dieting. The veins in his biceps are the size of my pinkies

[@adamkane7513]

So are his balls after blasting such high doses...

[@midnightalleypodcast]

Size of your what!? 😅😂 jk just for funzies

[@MadChiller]

I remember for the '92 event he competed in, he was 315 pounds at about 6 percent body fat. Lou was about 275 in Pumping Iron.💪

[@Hittdogg17]

@@midnightalleypodcast ? Can you even read?

[@Hittdogg17]

@@MadChiller he was 304lbs on stage in 92. In Pumping Iron during the 1975 Mr O, Arnold was 228lbs. Lou also was spending thousands on HGH and steroids and rumors of calf implants

[@frankhoeppel2314]

Thank you for featuring him. A hero of mine.

[@henrikgostomski286]

People out here still fangirling over Mike Mentzer when THIS fucking guy exists, like what

[@baronmeduse]

Just remember your steroids for your four day split in one week in order to look like Louie.

[@s1bh4mgodfl3shx]

​@@baronmeduseMike takes them too, does he look like Lou? Absolute buffoon

[@alexdavis9324]

​@@s1bh4mgodfl3shxMike is also much shorter. He was never going to Look like him

[@benjscar1540]

​@@alexdavis9324*Him (capitalized)

[@Kayden123-ci4tr]

And unlike Mike whose philosophy has been dissproven(volume training has been tested ALOT and found to be ideal for both naturals and enhanced) Lou was correct about most things.

[@mrchriscornwell]

Lou is the man.. he didn't know how to cut in 70's.. in his comeback in 1992, was off the hook for his age..

[@LatimusChadimus]

Truth be told he never went on a bulk, he only went on a Hulk

[@clayhuber3840]

After watching your videos and having the rp hypertrophy... I'm finally getting gains in the late 40s without getting injured like I used to. Great info always

[@TheLeadHook]

Lou Ferrigno critiques exercise scientists head shape 🗿

[@LatimusChadimus]

💀

[@bozomori2287]

Nooooo 😂

[@rdrrr]

Like a devil who's been de-horned

[@BigJayy08]

Time for a Lou and Dr. Mike sit down. We need the wisdom!

[@getsmart3701]

Lou was the MAN back in the day and is still the MAN today. Not surprised that this legend knows his stuff.

[@thehoov6672]

This is from Stand Tall. I still have the VHS of this from the 90s. Lou was always a beast.

[@SprSonik13]

there is a reason Lou is a legend! Maybe the current breed of Jim rats wasn’t aware until this video, but us old guys who were lifting in the 80s have always known Lou is one of the greatest. I got to watch him speak in a casual setting at the Mr. Olympia decades ago and “meeting a hero” did not disappoint.. .

[@timdain8173]

This was a great episode, I'd love to see more of Lou and Mike

[@tonymanero7428]

I met Lou Ferrigno at a comic book convention. I was so starstruck. I didn’t know what to say to him, but he was very kind and shook my hand and helped me select a picture to autograph. He was so incredibly large. His hands are even big. I looked like a pygmy. This was Lou Ferrigno in his early 60s. I couldn’t imagine what he was like at peak.

[@Matthew.E.Kelly.]

The folks who've been involved with both aspects of the culture -- comic books & fitness/bodybuilding -- are few & far between. Lou is a damn legend for sure. Signed, a comic book nerd who also lifts weights 😅

[@bobcaygeon975]

He charged you for the photo right? He's known among those card signing venues as a complete dick if you try to take a photo without paying him $20. Fact.

[@Ultimate32126]

@@bobcaygeon975He’s there all day. It’s the same for other actors or actresses who go to conventions and lose out on work. Usually they also have to pay for their own food and hotel. So $20 for an autograph is not a big deal. Personal opinion, they need to make a profit somehow.

[@melvert33]

Is it not a fact that a person is expected to pay for a signed photo? I wouldn't imagine famous people turn up to conventions to give away free autographs, it's a paying job.

[@TheCCBoi]

RP needs to interview him!!! Get on it Dr. Mike and Scott!!!

[@adamgriss2025]

Lou Ferrigno was my idol as a kid in the 80s. When I was around 13, I got his autograph at a convention in Montreal. I was absolutely in awe of that man and was walking tall after shaking his hand. I’m in my 50s and I still remember that day as if it were yesterday.

[@strokerta1986]

Lous return in the early 90s was the greatest come back in Body Building history... Dude had some wild genetics for mass. Your ego is your greatest enemy in many situations in and out of the gym. Develop a strong ego when you need to dig in and do what you need to do... but always have the ability to check your ego so you don't make a stupid decision.

[@paulanderson771]

His 40s physique was nothing short of epic.

[@michaelbonade4667]

It’s so easy to get caught up in MORE MORE MORE…but it’s also easy to listen to what your body is telling you…you know when you are challenging yourself…

[@CptVein]

My god! Imagine having Lou on with Mike. That video would go so hard.

[@Pokemoki]

Re: 3:30. I know that a little self deprecation is part of the humor for the channel, but I just wanted to say that when you spend your life and career around the top 1% of the 1%, it can give you a warped view of your own body. You've worked hard for years and built a very impressive physique, and I'm sure most people would agree.

[@jasonchen4312]

well said. surprised no one else is really commenting on that part from what i can see

[@NateVHVT]

All I want in life. Are Lou Ferrigno's pants. I mean... to buy a pair of those pants. A new pair.

[@ElinMai]

Same. If I find them, I'll let you know 😂

[@11jerans]

I believe one third of your comment. The first third. Not convinced you’re looking for a clean new pair

[@NateVHVT]

@@11jerans You can't prove that

[@NateVHVT]

@@ElinMai I looked and couldn't find a matching pair; if you can, send the link immediately.

[@PapaWheelie1]

Beetlejuice pants 😂

[@Kenoji8]

That Versa Grip advertisement was next level, Dr. Mike. NEXT LEVEL. So ingenious. THAT is how you sell an ad!!!!

[@nikitaw1982]

Versa grips..how r they different to the gymnastic aids they use?

[@ori6990]

​​@@nikitaw1982 the versagrip is 45 dollars more expensive

[@ayanusmani8129]

Insane glazing

[@manifestyourlife6]

Dude killed it as The Hulk and his role on The King of Queens. 🔥🔥🙏🙏

[@AAAA-lt9hq]

Dr. Mike is getting really creative with placing sponsored stuff in the video. Did not see the Versa Grip coming and did not mind it while it was there. Well played, sir. Also, it's always great to see Dr. Mike pleased with a subject instead of enraged by bad technique.

[@Khazandar]

He was also one of the best looking Hercules portrayals, to this day!

[@alexanderblack389]

Who was stronger his Hercules or his hulk?

[@OrcHunter-fj9gv]

Not only are your videos educational, you’re always funny and down to earth. Keep up the great work.

[@paulx7620]

I was explaining something like this to my girlfriend. We have basically known everything needed to understand how to get in incredible physical shape for decades. We are still learning a little bit but once you know the basics it's just getting in the gym not eating to self abuse and doing that over long periods of time.

[@JdotCarver]

Depends on who this "We" is. Because technically someone always predicts the future. It just takes time for the research to disprove all the others.

[@paulx7620]

@@JdotCarver "We" meaning humanity has the information available. And yes I know and agree there's a lot of disinformation. But people who seek the information it's there. It's not like cold fusion where no one knows how to make it work.

[@Doctor-Stoppage]

If you remember "Pumping Iron" you might remember a scene when Lou is doing shoulder presses with his dad? I think his dad asked him if he wanted more weight on the barbell. And Lou yells and vis voice goes really high pitched. I think he said "MORE WEIGHT! GONNA BEAT'EM!" Talking about Schwarzenegger. My friends and I used to yell that at each other all the time.

[@DuecegreggII]

We used to chant “AwNOLD!” every shoulder day😅

[@user-mn9wc5ru5w]

I remember him struggling on an exercise, his father telling him that it shouldn't be so hard for him, and then Lou telling his dad "YOU DO IT THEN"

[@trevorj.gentle205]

2:22 Hulk's pants are Incredible 😂

[@ThomasAT86]

One of the very few channels where I look forward to the ads haha. Outstanding job guys!

[@dariensuarez4046]

Don’t blink at me like that Mike… (don’t stop I’m almost there)

[@maxweniger2594]

Mike thats your best video ever. Jokes on point, the versa grips ad was hilarious! laughed so hard the whole video - what a masterpiece! 👏👏👏

[@Kavontuckem]

Dr. Mike co-signing your gym advice is like Gordon Ramsey calling your food delicious.

[@brianalexander4372]

Versa Gripps is getting way more than they knew from this sponsorship.

[@zachleona]

He was way ahead of his time.

[@bigfluff9069]

Here is the real question, would Lou Ferrigno have benefited from the RP Hypertrophy app? jokes on you, he is the RP Hypertrphy app!!

[@zacharyarnold412]

Just bought the versa grips… because you’re the man Mike Thank you for the amazing content!

[@FitOneswithVarun]

Exercise Scientist critiques the Hulk next

[@tieiatalks]

Didn’t he do that in this video?

[@FitOneswithVarun]

@@tieiatalks I meant the CGI Hulk....like doing the Hulk Smash, and throwing around Loki

[@rovan8348]

​@FitOneswithVarun sounds more like a Mitch Hooper video, feels more like strongman territory than bodybuilding

[@FitOneswithVarun]

@@rovan8348 haha I think your right, Mike could talk about CGI Hulk's genetic potential and take him through a workout where he uses less weight than he normally does

[@66bub]

@@FitOneswithVarun "Hulk, instead of throwing that semi-truck, maybe instead throw 2 or 3 suv's, and REALLY feel that stretch before you let them go."

[@Storam3]

Your best video ever! I was man hurting you to everyone. But cant stop watching your videos this one made me subscribe.

[@NickRigali]

THE HULK HAS HIT THE BUILDING! Hearing Lou Ferrigno is slept on leave Dr Mikes mouth is the most gratifying thing I've received from this channel.

[@ronbackal]

Hi Mike! You give me inspiration with your videos, they are so scientifically interesting! I did take your videos on hip thrusts and tweaked my program, and have less hip and back pain, I switched to doing single leg glute bridges for mind-muscle connection, and doing very slow deep bulgarian squats and that's been great so far.

[@thomasdequincey5811]

I was listening to Jay Cutler talk about dumbbell pullovers and he referenced your hand grip. For back have a close hand grip, like you're pulling a rope. For chest have a spread hand grip, like you're pushing the weight. I still find back easier though, and need to really focus on the mind/muscle connection for chest.

[@allentempleton2429]

I was a kid In the 70s. I really believe Lou was thought to be disabled and or low functioning , which is absolutely not true. In fact he heroically pushed himself to become a top bodybuilder despite his hearing problem and public perception. The film Pumping iron also didn't present him in a favorable light. Very sad because he should have dominated bodybuilding throughout the late 70s and early 80s. I imagine though he made way more money playing the Hulk. His 1990s come back at almost 300 lbs featuring fantastic muscle maturity and a flat waist had to be the greatest comeback in the history of bodybuilding.

[@jonjones6764]

Lou is one of my favorite bodybuilders. His size and symmetry are insane steroids or not. Takes a lot of work to get that big in contest shape and he was terrifying to me as a kid in the nbc hulk reunion movies

[@wolf359loki]

Lou is also deaf. Ferrigno attributes his profound hearing loss to a series of ear infections he suffered in his infancy that resulted in nearly 80 percent hearing loss, diagnosed at three years old. Since 2012, he has improved his hearing via a fully implanted cochlear stimulator.

[@HeadCannonPrime]

Lou Ferrigno was a BEAST and a really smart dude. His limiting factor was that he was just TOO tall for bodybuilding and its an absolute shame. BTW just like weight classes in MMA I think there should be HEIGHT classes in pro Bodybuilding. You can't get a 6'4 guy to EVER have the muscle pop of a dude that is 5'9. The longer a muscle is the less impressive it looks on stage. I do pullovers A LOT. Been in my routines for at least 5 years straight. It is a compound lift for me. Never a main event. So Its getting another set in for pecs, lats AND triceps without adding 3 exercises to my routine. I feel like the pullover is like the deadlift for the upper body. It gets a lot of muscles involved.

[@notfarfromgone1]

so refreshing dude... waiting so long for a rad dude to be so self-deprecating and so rad. You rule. Gratitude.

[@Broccoli31256]

Exercise scientist critiques Jason Genova next. Thumbs up so he sees

[@mcfarvo]

Pissening

[@KL_Stereo]

Upper body blows Mike's away kpeaceoutbye

[@smiflive44377]

Whhooooooooo caressssss

[@Egoboostable]

please make this happen + a big lenny episode 🙏

[@smiflive44377]

@@Egoboostable what do you think about that DALEEEE!!!!

[@arnoldfreeman2885]

It’s easy to tear a person down and be entertaining. It’s harder to be uplifting and informative and still be as entertaining. Dr Mike has the KZbin thing down

[@TheEedjit]

Never really been into the gym stuff but I ended up on deaths door after a severe blood infection and a 5ft 10” guy became 69kgs! With clothes on and soaking wet! I’ve joined myself a gym and watch RP religiously. This is gonna suuuuuck getting myself into some semblance of “jacked”. Lol. Big fan of the Channel Dr Mike and Scott the video guy. (Keep up the phenomenal work) all the best from Scotland guys. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@phanton_of_the_WOPera]

You'll be jacked sooner than you think. Stay consistent & best of luck, my friend 💪🏽

[@barongerhardt]

Keep going, we a rooting for you.

[@do_a_powerbomb]

Eat and lift eat and lift

[@frankkennedy67]

Having the good fortune of meeting Lou at a convention here in Australian I can say he is a humble, patient, nice guy. Growing up watching the Incredible Hulk and pumping iron I can say meeting your heroes sometimes doesn’t disappoint. Lou was extremely friendly and talkative. Such a gentleman. I luckily have a photo together to remember the day. I’m 6’2” and 200lb and he made me feel small. Great guy.

[@RatedCargo]

I literally had a dream the other night with Dr Mike in it. He was teaching the basics of hypertrophy to elementary school kids… and that’s when I knew it was all just a dream

[@user-mn9wc5ru5w]

He's like me talking to my 6 year old daughter about why she should learn how to do proper push-ups NOW instead of when she's much older

[@VOTENATIONALALLIANCE]

​@user-mn9wc5ru5w Hell yeah

[@MrMackanno]

Lou Ferrigno and me share so many similarities: 2 legs, 2 arms, 2 ears, 1 head, 1 stomach... we are like twinsies!

[@mobpriv]

unfortunately you don't share as much as you think as you have more ear for ear that him (he's born with a hearing impairment)

[@yetanotherrandomyoutubecha4382]

The OG Hulk

[@C-24-Brandan]

This was def the best review to date, Dr Mike didnt disagree or have to correct anything he did or said once! Really cool, would love to see some more lou workout reviews! Mayve even his parts in pumping iron!

[@tsabszy]

the crazy is that Lou Ferigno in those videos was not 20-25 years of age any more. he never slacked off, he worked for being in shape all his life! and kept at it!

[@taylorpinkman5174]

Most underrated bodybuilder ever

[@AHTOtv]

Yeah. He was so underrated that he got paid to be the HULK and is a living legend. One day...one fine day, you humans will understand the meaning of words and how and when to utilize them. Just because a saying is popular, doesn't mean it applies to every situation in every comment section. It's okay to not be a sheep and fish for likes. Peace

[@universesixhit642]

@@AHTOtv No need to be rude, he was stating that as a bodybuilder he was underrated of which he was. Nobody ever mentions Lou, everyone mentions Arnold. "He was so underrated that he got paid to be the HULK and is a living legend." Who even then remembers him for being the Hulk and today? Nobody. But OP was originally speaking about Bodybuilding and the Hulk is a movie which has nothing to do with bodybuilding.

[@taylorpinkman5174]

@@AHTOtv yeah but as in bodybuilding we speak, he is not that often spoken of, as is the case of other legends like Arnold, Ronnie, etc. when people talk about their favorite bodybuilders, Lou is not mentioned that many times

[@user-mn9wc5ru5w]

​@AhtoNajeebRashied you'll understand one day that it is possible to receive accolades and still be underrated. As long as one feels Lou didn't receive the praise and accolades that one feels he earned, he remains underrated to that person. There is this thing called Google, I suggest you try it out some time and go read the definition of the word to help you understand it better. Hope this helps 🙏

[@aajohnsoutube]

He was too thicc like Mike. Smart like Mike. They should at least date.

[@nowhereman8656]

What a great episode! He was always a favorite of my friends and I since as kids in the 70’s and 80’s trying to be athletic and “built”. Big Louie’s frame, slightly underrated (IMO) muscular development, and life story made it impossible for us NOT to wish good results no matter what he does. I was lucky enough to meet Lou at a Mr. Olympia expo in Vegas, and though he was super busy with people around him, he was patient and talked with me a bit. His challenge with hearing made it difficult for some to understand his direct and serious tone. He is nice than some realize. I figured he was probably serious about getting the science right, but it was extra satisfying hearing the good doctor endorse it. And doc! 120 pound dumbbells for 20 and you’re not a giant dude?! Impressive sir. Whether the weight doesn’t matter or not (I was listening LOL).

[@leecourtney1225]

I know it's essentially the same thing but I like to think of lifting your chest which will naturally cause an arch than deliberately arching powerlifter style

[@biggravyboat]

Fun to see someone way before my time articulating what I'm doing currently. I am on the way! Good episode!

[@VangaroZeon]

Lou in Hercules is like...my dream physique.

[@Ridingwheels1]

DAM IT MIKE !!!!!!! i been watching your videos for awhile now , and that Versa Grip plug got me this time .. just ordered the XTREME pair . Keep up the fantastic content

[@filipparal5138]

I need Dr. Mike to look at Ryan Humiston, feel like that would be an interesting crossover!

[@user-mn9wc5ru5w]

They hooked up back in college I heard 🏳️‍🌈

[@gigipaquette]

I saw him at my local Five Guys last night. I love him. I grew up watching The Incredible Hulk and he was amazing! My favorite thing to watch, Hands Down, are the World's Strongest Man Competitions! He was always one of the best competitors that I remember watching on reruns as a kid. I love this video... Funny and informative. He was so advanced in his techniques. Interesting though that in the beginning when you say what he has been in and his name multiple times, no mention of his multiple Mr. Universe titles or his Mr. Olympia title.. I feel like a spokesperson... THANK YOU for the video! You are no slouch - good sir! DAMN!

[@Mapople1]

Dr Mike needs to grow a stache ASAP after I saw that filter

[@samuelmeisterw]

Great new versa grip ad Mike

[@the_almighty_tree_frog5852]

It's because he always gave it 110%

[@WyattWillis88]

Can we talk about Lou in the 70s vs the 90s Comeback. Name another bodybuilder was to tier in the golden era. And comes back in the 90s looking totally modern at the time. Gotta be damn near goat status

[@mctow8554]

He tested positive for gamma rays though

[@hemi5.7awdpursuit5]

@RenaissancePeriodization I’m proud of you. Thanks for acknowledging the great legend Lou.

[@captainbear6188]

Lou is the Man. Nothing but respect for him.

[@Juho-uf8si]

20 mins of Dr.Mike simping for another man, dropping knowledge and being funny is why we are here. Love you mike, i found back to the gym, bought me some pink versa gripps and girls are talking to me again

[@carlosgabin5215]

YEEAAAAAAAAAS slept so much on ferrigno, at his prime vs Arnold’s prime I would dare to say he was better condition than Arnold by far

[@KateWandless]

Different drugs in the 90’s mate, was very basic in Arnold’s time

[@ireaditnerd8306]

@@KateWandlessLou Ferrigno mostly competed in the 70s. He faced off against Arnold as well during the 70s.

[@KateWandless]

@@ireaditnerd8306 Lou’s prime was the 90’s comeback, he was soft as clarts in the 70’s and Arnold easily beat him

[@ireaditnerd8306]

@@KateWandless His best Mr Olympia placements were in the 70s, whereas in the 90s he placed 12th and 13th. Unless the competition improved that much more since the 70s. His prime was more in the late 70s (and probably 80s if he was still competing).

[@non9886]

@@KateWandless you don't know what you are talking about. pls shut up...

[@nate_carmona]

The breaking news ad is goated, op 😅🙏🏼💪🏼

[@N1120A]

The impressive thing is how big he got when he made his comeback. Lou was 260 in the 70s and was 300+ on stage in the early 90s.

[@paulanderson771]

90s Lou was unreal! i remember seeing Incredible Hulk returns as a teenager and just going "what the hell???" when he showed up in green

[@Emmanuel-xx4ls]

Hello sir, Ive been watching ur videos for a while and im impressed of u teach. Also can u make a workout plan to get Leon Kennedy's physique for the residents evil franchise. Thank you

[@settratheimperishable4093]

Your voice is so soothing Dr. RP Mike