I Survived The World's Highest Gym (10,361 ft)

[@adam____________]

I keep getting shocked at how much of a UNIT Will has become, like that physique is seriously impressive

[@RoyalBack]

My ideal physique ngl

[@Trollthug915]

He’s a beast

[@pi_dev]

yeah his physique is goals

[@johnbowater-md9wd]

juice bro no way he's benching 3 plates a side natural

[@johnbowater-md9wd]

benching 3 plates a side ...he's juicing now

[@MatiasSeraBaterista]

I love how Will allows himself to be vulnerable on camera from time to time. No macho BS. Amazing fitness creator and great role model

[@sadiegod]

If i want to see superman i would watch eddie hall lol

[@Sun-diver]

😂

[@Shreksmith27]

Stop getn so excited

[@NazrawiTesfaye4567]

ikr 😂​@@Shreksmith27

[@michaelluong6484]

I 99% agree - loses 1% for bad-mouthing veganism.

[@reizak8966]

"You grow when you break your own times, not others." Not sure why, but I find that very encouraging. I might not beat someone who's been training since they could walk, but compared to myself a year ago, I'm the best version of me that's existed so far.

[@sarahjane4908]

❤️

[@nomaderic]

That's how it's supposed to be. The only competition is with yourself. When you track everything and you see the improvements it makes you feel great.

[@vellawolf6290]

Such a nice way to look at it all. 1% better everyday

[@ReDuVernay]

🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@GodLovesYou215]

Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@newjerseycollector]

so excited to see my brothers gym on here. Thanks Will for stopping by and making a video about it.

[@atorrrand]

Alma is a cool little town

[@playeah1]

yeah sure. will be back again soon.

[@tobinkern5389]

I grew up in Littleton and I have ridden my road bike up through Alma to Fairplay. I've ridden to the top of Mt Evans on multiple occasions. Something like this is almost like normal for a native. There is a reason the Springs is headquarters for Team USA....

[@theglyph1795]

funny how the gym owner is super calm while Will is on the verge of passing out several times lol

[@leighgale2470]

It's really annoying. He's not in the least concerned about his wellbeing

[@sunderkeenin]

​@@leighgale2470 That's because Will wasn't in danger of significant damage to his well being. It's extremely hard to push hard enough, especially without adjustment, that you could hurt yourself past needing to hop on the oxygen even with someone pushing you like the gym owner was. The composure also means no major panic if Will had actually needed more help than a walk or crawl to the oxygen machine.

[@Moneymaker864]

@@leighgale2470 Considering the amount of people the guy has most likely seen try these challenges, I'm sure he knows when someone might actually be in some physical danger. Similar to athletes and their training.

[@kylemontgomery9530]

"you guys should come up and try out the ten challenges" while he looks like he just had the life vacuumed out of him lol

[@irritatingtruth9121]

I just got to this part. Hair stuck back, pale, eyes want to close for death or sleep, wires and attachments on his body…. With a thumbs up.

[@WhitGodAllThingsArePossible]

Jesus Christ loves you and died for your sins, everyone sins and deserves hell but Jesus (God) died for our sins paying the price of them, believe that and you will be Saved

[@rikkTV]

@@WhitGodAllThingsArePossible yeah right i bet jesus didn't even bench 225

[@victorwurtz9388]

c

[@heidyangely]

Literally looks like a shell of himself

[@toefu6182]

As someone who lives in a high altitude area, if you don't like anything cardio, you will hate it doing up here. I've went jogging with friends who are from low lands and most of them say they are running out of gas so much more.

[@lukaslenk6662]

what altitude?

[@NevronixS]

Yep. I went to AIT at about 5k ft elevation and got acclimated to running at that altitude for the 5 months I was there. Got a permanent duty station that was at 300 ft elevation and got my best run score in my entire career for the first PT test I took there.

[@irritatingtruth9121]

Yeah. I lived in Wilmington NC (beach) for a 3/4 years then moved to Utah. First week here I rode my long board and came in and laid out. My girlfriend at the time was jaw dropped at how red I was. There is an adjustment period 😆

[@craigey]

When I was up like 7000 feet it really didn’t feel much different than it usually would, once I went up 9000 feet that’s when I would feel the thin air.

[@WhitGodAllThingsArePossible]

Jesus Christ loves you and died for your sins, everyone sins and deserves hell but Jesus (God) died for our sins paying the price of them, believe that and you will be Saved

[@konstantinstepanov5461]

i think next step for Will is to go to the international space station and try out their gym equipment

[@adamstanisaw2892]

The title will be " I Survived The World's Highest Gym ( 1,340,000ft )"

[@sophiel5202]

You tryna kill him??

[@Tomazack]

Getting to the ISS seems to be a one-way ticket these days, best wait until NASA terminates their relations with Boeing first.

[@Mrzachh16]

incredible comment!

[@moskibabyyy]

Honestly, the way you push yourself and allow all of us to see you in your most vulnerable moments and also share in your triumphs are so incredibly inspiring. You are why I decided to start taking my own health/fitness a little bit more seriously. Take care of yourself!!

[@Serzari]

15:02 This is basically how asthma feels, but with a lot more wheezing and a different rescue treatment needed. Great message at the end too. Cardio and breathing exercises are so valuable for quality of life, especially if you have a respiratory condition. You may not break records, and it's scary to be so vulnerable in mild workouts from exercise-induced asthma at the start, but it's all about improving what *you* can do. Putting physical hobbies like dance and trampoline within reach, and decreasing or even ceasing the need for medications and rescue treatments as your symptoms improve, it's life-changing.

[@tamemayman3863]

Waking up with an asthma attack is so hard because i have to remind myself don’t worry you are not going to die because if i panic i would struggle to breathe more and shit would get even harder

[@RedDwarfCruz]

As someone who suffers of exercise induced asthma I can totally imagine what Will felt. I remember in school starting to struggle to breathe during a running test. The pe teacher said I was faking it and to keep running and couldn't get my medication. You can imagine the verbal beatdown my mom gave when she heard that

[@nalanic.9995]

@@RedDwarfCruz I’m sorry that happened to you that’s so messed up

[@jimtryon258]

I have asthma and it’s not a good feeling. Not only do I have to take a maintenance inhaler, but I also have an emergency inhaler.

[@jimtryon258]

Squats take the most out of me because it’s hard to breathe.

[@MrAkatsukio]

Stairmaster is an endboss even on groundlevel. Insane endurance Will. You pushed this challenge to the utmost limit! Totally impressive!

[@eamh2002]

Only thing that comes close to Stairmaster is real stairs. Its just sickening 🤮

[@kaanbjk3231]

​​@@eamh2002go awayhe has crazy stamina

[@apocalypse487]

​@@eamh2002my lunch time exercise used to be a sprint to the 10th floor. Fastest I got was 1 minute and 10 seconds. It felt like death every time

[@eamh2002]

@@apocalypse487 1minute+ stair sprint is a nightmare haha

[@GodLovesYou215]

Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@jamesv9469]

Dude, I almost bro cried with you buddy. The fact that you even just completed those challenges, let alone the last one is a MONUMENTAL feat. Nothing but standing ovations all around. Respect.

[@Sun-diver]

Please don’t be gay.

[@MikeBarbarossa]

didn't cry but this made me feel the oxygen starvation through he screen the way he was wheezing

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@MikeBarbarossa Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@GLamoRousCooKie]

You know you can just say cry right?

[@xxmegababygirlxx]

@@GLamoRousCooKie😂

[@ronrico2620]

Squatting hard at elevation with no spotter or safety bro got balls for sure

[@iaminshal569]

18:12 I got emotional seeing this. This is what asthma is like and I’m so proud of you for doing this!

[@hridhweshmaity5611]

you feel like crying? genuine question

[@heyanaskhan]

it sucks mate ... Asthma 😶

[@DK_365]

As someone with exercise induced asthma this one resonates with me. I'm pretty well managed but I totally understand that feeling of being so out of breath you want to panic. I've been able to improve my endurance and fitness level over the years but I'm still respiratory limited.

[@bassterix7151]

i relate to this heavy...used to spend a lot of time in hospitals as a kid, several emergency ambulance rides where i was very close to death. thankfully it mostly went away after puberty, but i then wrecked my lungs by smoking a shitton of weed (stupid, i know) for many years. only quit recently, started working out again too. no cardio tho, that shit scares me.

[@FinnKuhtze9]

Yup… had it all my life but I’ve been cardio heavy all my life. So I feel so much better about what I’m about to do because in comparison with other people I need to fight to do it.

[@Swankybanky]

Going through a really tough break up right now, my first one. These videos just help me get through it, so positive and helps get over this sadness, I don’t know how else to put it. Thanks Will!

[@GodLovesYou215]

These videos will always be temporary then you’re going to go right back to the sadness. With God He is eternal. Though with God you’re still going to go through things because that’s life but the difference is-is that you have God, and there’s peace in His presence. Everything in this world is temporary while God is eternal. But it’s fine though because us humans have short lives and we will be in heaven soon as long as you accept Him and pick up your cross and follow Him. Meaning let go of your old life for the life He has to offer and follow Him. And deny your temptation but we will mess up sometimes because we are not perfect and the only perfect one was Jesus, so when you mess up just get back up and continue to walk in faith in Jesus Christ. Remember that, “The righteous man falls seven times and gets back up”. And once you have your faith in God you are made righteous in His eyes. Just keep Jesus first, focus on Him like a tunnel vision. And most importantly love Him because once you love Him everything else in following Him should fall into place since you love Him. Keep your head up and keep God first. But remember we are all human and we are not perfect, we are all going to have ups and downs, we are all going to have doubts, we are all going to have feelings. It’s normal. But it depends on on what you do when you start to feel those things. Are you going to run to these temporary things that will satisfy you only for a little bit but can’t fill that void in your heart. Or are you going to surrender to God and accept His gift of salvation and love Him for who He is and not for what He has to offer? God bless you and keep your head up❤. Remember that I love you, God loves you way more than we all do, and Jesus is coming soon❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ Real soon❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@PinaCoco]

​@@GodLovesYou215I'm pretty sure he will do great without writing an essay about God.

[@InzoSan]

bro im here for you man. no bullshit. lets go thru hell together. lets heal together.

[@Lilstewie1313]

Heartbreaks may seem eternal but they're not. We all come out stronger and wiser. Just gotta keep going and keep yourself busy. Working out is great, if you read that helps too. Going out to the park will clear your mind. You got this!

[@masooma2488]

Breakups are hard, but time heals if you process it the right way and don’t try to escape the pain immediately with unhealthy habits l. Jim helps. You will get through it.

[@jparreno]

as a nurse for the past 17 years... seeing his pulse Oximetry down at 80% shocked me and i work in HOSPICE where i normally see my patients in the 86-94% range. I knew high elevation training was on another level but dayam!

I think it is most definitely a misread, as it took very long for something was measured, and from my experience these finger measure devices can be wildly inaccurate at times. More importantly, he had way too much energy, and was talking way too quick for a SpO2 below 90 (These people have trouble standing and will not casually bench their 5 rep max). Then later after the pull-ups he is measured at 98%, probably a lot more accurate, and then they put him on oxygen -_-

[@nonsensequitter]

They read it wrong. His heart rate was 80 and his O2 sat was 93. ER nurse here, at 80% he could be on the floor, not speaking in a normal voice.

@@nonsensequitter The oxygen saturation really was 80 at 1:44 (it only has 2 spots for digits before it displayed and says SpO2 % below it). The device just couldn't measure it well. Probably, it was not well attached to his finger, or too much sweat, etc

[@melloyello6464]

you need to chill

[@Tomazack]

I was hospitalised with Pericarditis and myocarditis and I had such shallow breathing from the immense pain that a nurse had to give me oxygen while I was in bed barely conscious at around 80% SpO2. Will did not have only 80% at that point, no way.

[@essdeebeats03]

You know he's struggling when he doesn't make a sexual remark at 5:55

[@ruiloureiro3167]

😂😂😂

[@zaz7675]

Ahahahahaha

[@WhitGodAllThingsArePossible]

Jesus Christ loves you and died for your sins, everyone sins and deserves hell but Jesus (God) died for our sins paying the price of them, believe that and you will be Saved

[@shortycrust]

@@WhitGodAllThingsArePossibleOookay

[@yazzy3177]

@@WhitGodAllThingsArePossible fairy tale

[@MrKr1spy]

“Its gonna be 8 or 9…-1-1” is a bar ngl

[@matejhotovec908]

I cried there with you my man. Only those who know what it's like to really hit your limit know what it feels like. Big respect!

[@Turn2paige28]

As someone who is an aerospace physiologist in the Air Force, I teach about the physiological effects of altitude and the hazards. This is wildly impressive from a professional standpoint let alone personal. Like someone said earlier, Will, you are an absolute unit.

[@Therealbrettlane]

Hi Will, thank you so much. I have made some huge changes in my life because of you. Down 17kg and my strength training is massively improved and based on your video on the basics of working out. Huge fan from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@railasvuo]

Nice job. Keep up the good work 💪

[@ok-sh9ew]

Kudos

[@Therealbrettlane]

Thank you so much

[@nelsenn4486]

proud of you, brett

[@sriharshavarma3891]

Congratulations.... Keep on getting into great shape.💪

[@akassebaum]

I could never get use to high altitudes. I did a tour of duty in Colorado Springs. I would struggle walking up stairs like a 400 lbs man. When I did bench press, my blood cells would pop. You would think someone abused me because of the marks on my back. I couldn’t run really well either. Kept failing all my PT run tests. Elevation is no joke.

[@WillTennyson]

Yeah man! It was so challenging

[@IamDevron]

You got me wanting to go back to sea level. Been living in Denver for about 1.5 yrs and I’ve only gotten into running (5-10ks nothing crazy) since I moved here. Wonder how much easier it’d be

[@MitgliedT5]

Your body will get used to it by producing more red blood cells, but that takes time as mentionend in the video (about 10 days). This is why tour the france athletes train in high altitudes, they retain the higher amount of blood cells (a couple of days) on sea level and perform much better.

[@JackMcGuire-em7nt]

it took me 2-3 years to adjust from being born and raised at sea level.

[@JackMcGuire-em7nt]

@@IamDevron youll feel like superman for a week. but it fades and you go back to normal pretty quick.

[@PocketRugby]

Huge respect to Will for this video, especially for the last 500 steps up Jacob’s ladder - What a beast! Incredible!

[@gwapegan61]

Great video. Will you showed great heart! I love how Will takes on different types of challenges. I also like the way the gym owner encouraged Will to keep going.

[@wendyt9224]

That was downright scary and chilling, but at the same time so moving to watch. But I have to say, you're really admirable. I would cry and have several mental breakdowns, or I would give up so many times, for sure. It made me cry just to watch that...

[@visualsbyjasper]

Will's physique is peak for a natural guy. Respect!

[@kD_5555_]

But his cardio is ass unfortunately. Nothing to back the physique.

[@HighWay93]

@@kD_5555_ His cardio is actually very impressive for a guy his size.

[@tarabean1892]

@@kD_5555_ he's physique backs his physique. Who cares about cardio when you look like that

[@zhongxina9569]

​@@kD_5555_ did you watch the video? He literally came close to beating people living at that altitude. The guy is an all around beast

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@kD_5555_ Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@Kalkschwarz]

People, the gym owner Cody is the inventor of the massively famous GZCL-framework (GZCLP, Jacked and Tan etc.)!

[@moneecah]

He’s such a legend, I love his programs. I’m amazed how little people in the comments seem to know him

[@GZCL]

Thanks bro!!!

[@PMC_-wj8gr]

GZCLP is an amazing program!

[@BreadWithPasta]

OMG!!!

[@Dr_Evil_Genius]

I thought Robert Frank created Jacked & Tan.

[@WeOutHere94]

The emotional release after the last challenge is what growth is about. Those dark deep waters out at the edge will make you stronger 🙌 inspirational mate

[@m.bird.]

That's not growth that's hypoxia.

[@priestmarmore6750]

Not going over 140 is crazy. The cardio exercises should get you to 170 easily

[@jsmr451]

Thats what I thought. That bpm tester must be off. I'd hit 180+ with ease doing that.

[@brandodurham]

At altitude your resting hr increases but your max hr decreases. It’s a crazy feeling when you at maximum exertion with like a 135 hr

[@graham1848]

Every Big fitness KZbinr should do this challenge. Would love to see Coach Greg, Jeff Nippard etc do this challenge.

[@xMMAD]

Sulek would prob kick the bucket before he even makes it up to the gym lol

[@adsglitch]

@@xMMAD He could die seriously lol

[@HonorConnorr]

Nothin like a good cry after pushing yourself as hard as physically possible at the gym. Although it feels euphoric and validating when at a normal altitude. I’d imagine it’d feel like you’re dying when it happens at an altitude that high.

[@Alexandraincognito]

I love it when men can talk about crying. It's just a way for our bodies to release stress, nothing shameful. It can even help with pain, how cool is that!

[@HonorConnorr]

@@Alexandraincognito I couldn’t agree more!

[@Alexandraincognito]

@@HonorConnorr ❤💪

[@senminatorobama1461]

these people dont look high

[@Instantnoodle33348]

Will becomes the clickbait king

[@loli42]

​@@Instantnoodle33348"i survived the world's highest gym" \*proceeds to survive the world's highest gym\* omar ahmed: das clickbait allahu akbar

[@craignel]

😂

[@senminatorobama1461]

​@@loli42 damn man chill, he is refering to my comment wich is joking about them not being high on weed.

[@loli42]

@@senminatorobama1461 idk man i'm just racist

[@AbdulAleemShekhani]

Wow, much respect for getting through that, legit suffering. GREAT JOB!

[@Thisismyhandle8383]

132 heart rate after maxing out on pull-ups doesn’t seem abnormal lol

[@LBP15]

yeah i was gunna say that seems about right esp after 24 reps at 10,000 ft

[@jsmr451]

Yeah I was shocked at how low his heart rate was after all that max effort stuff. I'm nearly 50 and hit 160-180 bpm with ease after 1 hard set. And I do pretty intense cardio regularly.

[@adsglitch]

@@jsmr451 They took it after some rest period, if you would've taken it right after the exercise it would show much higher

[@HansRosenthal1]

@@jsmr451 same here 47. 160+ after hard sets, but i am kind of used to it.

[@thebasher2274]

This was so hardcore pushing to new physical and mental levels Will! Love this man! It's actually very very motivating my guy!

[@nightlyclps]

Naw will dont forget about that 30 days stretching video, we're still waiting

[@coopsexperience]

I live at 7,000 now and am regularly at 10k plus. Even after almost a year it's no joke! That feeling of head exploding, out of body, going to vomit, "is this how I die?" instills panic in me also. Something about being totally at the grasp of Earth in terms of catching your breath is brutal but when you do finally catch it it's so glorious. Proud of you Will!

[@ArtGuitarLTX]

That thumbs up at @13:36 😂. You deserve it dude. Lungs of steel for hanging on!

[@christopherjones7198]

He put his life on the line to show us what it’s like to workout at the world highest altitude gym.. that takes guts and passion. Thank you

[@PuppiesVideosCompilation]

Will is like MrBeast of Fitness! Always the best videos, always fun to watch, been watching him since the very first video he posted.

[@riangallagher8544]

wow, that was one hell of a challenge. Will, at the very end of the video, when your name is put on the whiteboard and the camera cuts to you for the last monologue, you look like youve been through a war. Awesome content 👍

[@hangwithsean]

This video is very timely for me. I live in Philadelphia, PA and recently traveled to Colorado for the first time ever, we immediately upon landing in Denver(about 5,500 feet above sea level) went to Grand Lakes to stay the night(8,500 feet above) and then in less than 24 hours we drove to 12,000 feet above at the Rocky Mountains and took a short hike. I could barely catch my breath during a normal everyday walk at 12,000 feet, it was wild. Then at Grand Lakes two nights in a row I got a total of 3 hours sleep, because everytime I was getting ready to fall asleep, my body woke me gasping for air feeling like I didn't have enough. I learned out there there are many companies who sell or rent oxygen machines just like the one they had in this video for people to use while there. Luckily for me when we drove back to Denver for the remainder of the trip, I was able to sleep and breathe much better. Props to Will because after what I went through I can not even imagine attempting this much less completing it. The pain yall see, trust me, it's real.

[@MikeBarbarossa]

As a mountain biker, I do pretty well at 6-7000 ft despite being a lowlander But driving up to Pike's Peak the 14K got to me, was breathing hard just walking around Had trouble at Leadville (10k) headaches from altitude

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@MikeBarbarossa Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@hangwithsean]

@@MikeBarbarossa It really is crazy how it hits you. Being a mountain biker, you're definitely in better shape than me and well, so is Will, but it just goes to show that altitude sickness can really hit anyone despite your fitness level. After our experience in the Rocky Mountains we didn't even attempt to go to Pikes Peak. Maybe next time. And I would definitely do it towards the end of the trip acclimating in Denver first.

[@HipBeeWitch]

@@GodLovesYou215 You're one of the reasons why people don't want to convert.

[@JustMusic75]

It's wild that he was coming for you like that at THAT altitude. You're supposed to ease into at high altitudes. Looks like you went all out and he didn’t encourage you to go at your own pace. Yikes. Dangerous coach he is. Good on you for knowing your body and listening to him.

[@m.bird.]

The pushing was stupid.

[@juangarcia-sr8jq]

Pushing yourself brings emotions out for sure,like at the end of a marathon I bawled my eyes out lol. It’s also like you can’t believe you went through so hard.

[@m.bird.]

Brain hypoxia will do that

[@i5usko]

My Grandma had to be on oxygen. I used to have to coach her through breathing when she got low. Just think how hard it would be to feel like this just walking to bed or brushing your teeth. This reminds me of how strong she was and how hard it must have been. The way Will described the feelings really hit hard. She would always say how you couldn't understand how hard it was. Didn't expect this to be so eye opening. I miss my Grandma.

[@tvsa7]

probably the best video I've ever watched from your channel, respect for the effort, I'm going to altitude camps for cycling and it sucks hard, but this is next level

[@mattg9621]

Cody's the man! Glad to see him on your channel

[@GZCL]

Thanks bro!

[@stevejervis17]

I’ve been following Cody for a long time now. Even before he had the gym, it’s awesome seeing him and his gym get some recognition.

[@aktraone4316]

Unbelievable, i follow you on socials for like over 2 years now and seeing you constantly getting better... that does make me belief i can always do better in sports, especially in the gym, you do set new standards for me Will.

[@DYLEE-mo3ch]

We got Will Tennyson working out in heaven before Gta 6

[@LosingFaithMusic]

Lmfao damn! Best comment

[@brycecarter1]

cringe

[@Roc30k]

😂😂😂

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@LosingFaithMusic Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@brycecarter1 Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@LeoMalachowski]

No day I look forward to more than Will Tenny upload day

[@GodLovesYou215]

Jesus is coming soon❤️❤️❤️❗️❗️❗️❗️

[@StevieP.]

Funny coincidence, i survived the world's highest Jim

[@mckainmartin]

The fact he did all 10 of those and almost broke records after just finishing a challenge right before is insane! All while also trying his best to keep us entertained as well haha, trying to be like you bro keep it up! Maybe one day I’ll get the dream collab 🔥

[@Nutty2087]

Honestly….my favorite video you’ve ever done. Yeah yeah you’re strong…we all know that by looking at your physique and watching your videos but today we got to see how strong you are mentally we saw that heart. You’re a killer man!!! Absolutely smashed this video. You should redo this challenge yearly or more if it’s logistically feasible. Incredible man!!!!

[@stefchris]

joe goldberg looks like if you and henry cavill had had a baby

[@alegnaroviya8856]

Funny how you started it w joe instead😂

[@stefchris]

@@alegnaroviya8856 i mean he does tho

[@furthestflunky9]

Wills hair looking like a mix of fabio and mufasa 🥴😂

[@choof_worm]

Man needs a new hairstyle for like 3 years now

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@choof_worm Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@choof_worm]

@user-vd1xw3qn4b bro shut up no one cares for that

[@Mkshoffmeister]

"I never pushed myself harder" I always say that when i get off my chair :)

[@mooresmoke3543]

Outstanding job man. One of the best videos on KZbin I have seen in a long time. Way to not give up and get through the hel!

[@josemoreno-xn1hr]

That last challenge was an absolute adrenaline dump. Fight or flight and Will fought harder than ever. Great video.

[@goldensempai]

Cody Lefever, the fever fever, gzcl mamba himself. I'm pretty jelly about this colab. Nice video!

[@GZCL]

Much appreciated bro

[@adrianrodriguez9865]

Will has no limits. Kinda feel like this one was kinda dangerous. Especially with no medical professionals nearby.

[@RobSomeone]

Will seriously looks like he's in a ton of pain.

[@m.bird.]

Yeah, this wasn't inspirational. It was stupid. Hypoxia is not something to aspire to.

[@jayaye001]

man hats off to you Will!!! i remeber watching a NFL game between kansas vs rams in the Estadio Azteca in Mexico which altitude is at 7,200 feet and players were just using the oxygen mask everytime they could!! now let alone 10,000 feet you the man Will!!!

[@ryansculthorpe1421]

Dude you earned my respect well before this video, but I can undoubtedly say that is one of the most badass and coolest things I have ever seen someone do. You are an absolute DAWG and have helped so many people including myself. so freaking sick bro

[@lucasm4919]

What's interesting is to gain the most from altitude. It's best to train at lower altitudes but sleep at high altitude. Because you can push the muscles and cardio system further with more oxygen and then get the benefits of altitude adaptation when you sleep.

[@Imperialcadets]

You could wear oxygen and train

[@classicallpvault]

@@Imperialcadets Just use EPO. Same effect as altitude training.

[@gabrielribeiro448]

Buddy, you're not gonna adapt in a night of sleep lol, it takes days, weeks to adapt, the moment you go lower to train you are already resetting yourself, this is illogical

[@alikursatsahin9131]

Going constantly high and low cant be good for your body.

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@classicallpvault Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@Doransdomain]

The choking reference had me out of oxygen

[@druid5561]

That’s why a lot of fighters do their training camp at altitude, so when they go to Vegas or wherever closer to sea level they have more endurance

[@jmz2144]

Really only makes a difference if they fight at altitude

[@gare2438]

@@jmz2144it was more oxygen saturation in blood and muscle at sea level giving a performance boost and it wore off very quickly. It’s similar to fighters training in Dubai now.

[@shinygravel]

If both them and their opponent train take altitude,but fight at sea level they will both be peak. But if they train at SL but fight at altitude, they're both at a disadvantage. And variations that go along with it. Competitive athletes should always train high altitude. Why put yourself at a potential disadvantage, while also not utilizing an advantage across the board?

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@jmz2144 Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@gare2438 Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@tylerclarke6030]

That was amazing to watch. Will is an absolute monster to be able to get through all that.

[@Aday837]

Best content creator on the internet and the gym owner stays so calm. He seems so nice.

[@Wisey_83]

Just got yourself a new subscriber, man! That was crazy!

[@jeremyjjbrown]

We made the stupid mistake of trying to sleep near Alma. We live at 600 feet above sea level. My wife had to sleep with an oxygen mask. It's no joke.

[@Anonymous-jf2gy]

I think your response is genetic and age based. I live at sea level, and have never had problems in altitudes up to 16000 feet.

[@oyuyuy]

You're atypical then. Most ski resorts are around this elevation and it's obviously no issue at all for most people.

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@Anonymous-jf2gy Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@oyuyuy Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@Anonymous-jf2gy]

@@GodLovesYou215 Jesus deez nuts

[@NaftaliTheFoodie]

Will, can you do a functional mobility video? For instance, I can’t force my shoulders to get into a back squat. Love your content. My absolute favorite channel on KZbin, fitness channel or otherwise.

[@emilycur8113]

I just got home from a hiking trip in Peru and this is exactly how I felt it’s crazy! Out highest peak was 15,000 ft I have so much respect for people who live in areas like this!

[@BallerLifestyle24]

Will when you said “I’ve never pushed myself this hard” after the Jacob’s ladder that hit hard bro, mad respect for the complete effort you gave this grueling workout

[@SneakSlayer94]

Gotta admit this is what I feel like every day with Asthma, good to see someone as good as Will doing this stuff

[@Paheena1]

18:52 “i literally almost just barfed/cried/poo’d/died at the same time; y’all make sure to come on out!”

[@frankschleicher6252]

18:15 Monday Morning ☀️

[@Ss_18009]

😂😂

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@Ss_18009 Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@lambence1233]

This guys performance levels have just skyrocketed, he’s numbers are just insane

[@badyearz]

The way he cried, I feel you buddy, every workout, every day we go to the gym, every set and reps sometimes we question ourselves, why must we go to hardships in order to be successful? is it worth it? I bet that cry was not just from physical stress but it is also an emotional episode for him like visualizations and flashbacks but overall look what Will become, an excellent gymbro KZbinr, every video never misses, just hits.

[@KadeCampbell-ci7th]

Shout out to will for being a straight fucking beast up there

[@azndynomite1277]

I have panic disorder and the second hand anxiety this video was REAL.

[@korosenaiGames]

an oxygen level of 80% or lower is considered severe hypoxemia and is a medical emergency. At this level, the brain, liver, and other vital organs are affected. If your oxygen level is 88% or lower, you should seek immediate medical attention. i honestly think the reader just wasnt accurate lol

[@katieshrum2424]

Yeah I thought that was crazy too. Especially considering how much he was able to do. It probably was wrong

[@chaingangsoldier0609]

WOW will this is the best possible content you have ever done. Loved it. Shared across my group too. God bless ya.

[@Hero_82]

I live at 7.5k and regularly spend time in the mtns climbing at 11 and 12k and for him to come up here and push himself that hard with no acclimatization is so damn impressive. Great work, love the videos.

[@ezequielchavez6128]

"The World's Highest Gym (10,361 ft)" Millons of people living at 12 000 ft in La Paz Laughing 🤣🤣🤣.

[@rafaelalvarenga8067]

This is the best gym owner ever and he matched Wills energy so well 😂😂😂

[@GZCL]

Thanks!

[@TheSwoleKnight]

Willy T and Cody the GZCL legend 🙌 let’s gooo

[@bigdawgsgottaeat405]

Honestly the best workout video, you really pushed yourself and he cheered you on pretty good

[@Esteez]

Im so inspired each time i watch on of your videos man...the production quality, the type of content you put out man like its just incredible.

[@konglor9029]

I need to go visit that gym. That will be the best vacation.

[@raulgranados74]

Now do that exact challenge at sea level to see the difference in your performance 💪🔥

[@Alexandraincognito]

Yesss!

[@jsmr451]

Then BELOW sea level after that!

[@raulgranados74]

@@jsmr451 lol

[@margecomeback]

That introduction of GZCL was kinda weak ngl. Dude is creator of one of the most popular strength programs out there

[@Kalkschwarz]

Seriously.

[@patientzer0]

Yeah, was kindy surprised they didn´t talk much about him. Cody as a person is probably more interesting than the altitude of his gym

[@GZCL]

I appreciate the kind words. However it is better in this context because the video is about the gym, not me.

[@GZCL]

@@patientzer0thank you

[@GodLovesYou215]

@@Kalkschwarz Romans 10:9 If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@TheNightShifters18]

you risk your life for the audience. but most importantly, for yourself. mad respect!

[@choforogabriel]

Just got back from Denver, and i concur, working out in elevation is NO JOKE

[@abbasnaqvi1765]

Man you made a video with Cody? Dude I great, his GZCLP program is elite

[@GZCL]

Thanks bro!

[@abbasnaqvi1765]

I run your program over through boost camp and it’s great how it’s set up through that. Got my bench from 185 to 235 in a 12 week training block 💪

[@GZCL]

@@abbasnaqvi1765 that’s awesome! Thanks for running my program!

[@nomaderic]

7:55 this is key for everyone. Ive seen so many people start freaking out and hyperventilating. Stay calm, relax, and take deep breaths. Youll be fine.

[@m.bird.]

You've had altitude sickness?

[@Philosophy546]

High elevation will humble you so quick 😂

[@somewhereval]

This reminds me almost exactly of the time I stayed with my cousin for a weekend and on the first day we did something called a metcon. I genuinely pushed myself to my limits and felt exactly how will did. I have a lot of respect for you bro keep pushing and growing ❤

[@Stranger8770-r7x]

Will you are the only guy in my opinion who put his body through that much different challenges only for providing us such great content i appreciate your hard work

[@Undiscribable3]

80% O2 Sat is DEFINITELY not accurate 😂 but still funny

[@Robodav64]

A few months ago I dropped to 86%, couldn't walk 10 feet and had to be hospitalized for 9 days. Bro would be dead working out at 80 😂