I Tried His 100lbs Weight Loss Daily Routine

I tried a subscribers intense daily routine that has helped him lose 100lbs in under 1 year.
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I Tried His 100lbs Weight Loss Daily Routine
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[@Sethstrat]

“It’s a very small trade off for not being depressed anymore.” I felt that

[@miguidieu06]

+1

[@paulburrows7908]

+ 2

[@lea96862]

+3

[@graphicbars6553]

Yeah, +4

[@bkriser]

Me too❤❤❤❤❤

[@kyle-972]

Never seen anyone drink 12L of water a day outside of warehouse employees before their second interview.

[@C0d0ps]

“Can I have a job? Only if you drink 12l water”

[@theblissfulbeliever]

Haha! Gotta pass that drug screen 😂

[@coolbreez5972]

😂😂😂😂

[@Taylor_dta]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@gilbertobautista985]

Deep cut lmao.

[@user-dr7md1fm3x]

Simon is so wise. Taking a year to address his health issues is awesome. I am 65 and it took me years to gain a similar wisdom.

[@miker.219]

When he says "If I can take a year off from work to fix my life, that's a tradeoff I'm absolutely willing to make", I absolutely felt that. Kind of going through that right now as I'm 4 months unemployed and taking a lot of that time to refine my sleep, fitness, and nutrition habits, as well as find out what makes me tick professionally. It's getting to the point where I'm getting anxious, so it's so refreshing to hear that someone with a DEDICATED PLAN to resgape his life in a set amount of time. Thank you for this inspiring video!

[@engineeredtruths8935]

He mentioned he is getting more thirsty the more he drinks. He's flushing out all his minerals and electrolytes. He should definitely change that as that can get pretty dangerous with this intensity of working out

[@Geminias]

I'm glad someone else caught that.

[@MrMusic238]

yeah this is really bad advice. I remember some guy died during a marathon because paramedics fed him only water with no electrolytes essentially bursting his cells.

[@Mich-rq1hv]

Honestly his drive and will power to succeed is incredible but truthfully he’s over doing he should have simply hired a coach and nutritionist be patient and don’t rush the process cause I’m scared he get injured and loose motivation go back to old ways or just push himself too much to a mental breaking point ,like yes you can have McDonald in moderation ounce or twice a month it’s not like an alcoholic or drug like ok stop consuming and never go back

[@lordeowstheking]

Internet health coach here..

[@Thisismyhandle8383]

He addresses this 4.5 minutes into the video. Guessing you didn’t watch the whole thing lol

[@SimonGoliathLafontant]

Thank you so much for having me on the channel my dude!!! Hopefully, this can help some people make the change to save their lives! Every Sub is SOO appreciated

[@nithilanr]

No replies? Imma change that

[@chembruh]

super impressed man keep up the amazing work

[@CrispyISliveyt]

Ur inspiring bro

[@steazix8151]

Incredible work my guy!

[@kennystarfighter9899]

I dont think it is good for your kidnys to pie 20 times a day. Good for him to lose weight, but mby cut back on water.

[@stiflingmystrife]

I love he's counting to 5 before getting out of bed but he clearly already set up his phone on a tripod prior.

[@DopeBoysofAtlanta]

😂😂

[@kibbit1373]

maybe night before?

[@jnkziaa]

@@kibbit1373 are you densed?

[@peoplesourmyvibes]

​@@jnkziaa damn chill bro it ain't that serious

[@knightraider1362]

It's his daily routine , of course he's gonna have to set up b4!🤦

[@Xeechu]

good lord the mental strength this kind of switch took is insane. And the mentality to stick with it every single day. Mate, you're an inspiration

[@Athandatu]

1. Loved his personality. 2. Loved how you both fed off each other’s personalities. 3. “Small price to pay to not being depressed again” 4. “Being morbidly obese has a factor of laziness in it, and I figured if I didn’t make things complicated, I’d have a higher chance of success” 5. How does he manage to support himself for a year not working and dedicating himself to fitness and fitness only? (asking for a friend 😅) 6. Anyone noticed he was counting in French during leg extensions? Awesome video. Loved it

[@qazcx3214]

I noticed the French too! Great comment

[@kawaii_strong]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that heard him counting in French! 😂

[@watervrees]

Then it’s probably that juicy French government money

[@BillCypher95]

He's probably of Moroccan descent or somewhere around there, so he's first and second languages should be french and Moroccan/some other variants of Arabic. So of course when he was suffering he counted in french and swore in Arabic hah

[@sasha_markovsky]

@@BillCypher95or Canadian...?

[@chubbyninja975]

I admire Simons dedication and commend him for his results, but I think a disclaimer is necessary. You do NOT need to drink that much water a day in order to lose weight. Most individuals don’t even get the recommended amount of 2.7 liters for active women and 3.5 l for active men so upping your intake by even a little bit will probably help most people. You can die of hyponatremia due to high intakes of water. There is also such a thing as overtraining and it can have very real and negative impacts on your body physiologically, and hormonally. Most people can benefit from upping their daily activity by even 45 min-60 min once a day, 5 times a week and still see results. You do NOT need to workout like Simon to get results. He just wanted to purge bad habits in a short amount of time which can also lead to relapse since its not sustainable.

[@psychoml9743]

He crearly is on roids thats why he trains like that pretty obv

[@av-blxckheart9071]

Some people can take it, like goggins lol

[@chubbyninja975]

@@av-blxckheart9071 I think even goggins is kind of fighting his own demons and doesn’t realize that chilling tf out would probably do him some good.

[@av-blxckheart9071]

For water it just depends if you sweat and move enough and also weight and height goes into how much you can drink

[@av-blxckheart9071]

And he’s taking the supplements for the minerals he’s peeing out so it works for him, this definitely not sustainable for the normal people working 9-5s

[@Destroymaster100]

i like this big guy. i can tell he's been through a lot of pain in his mind and has a good heart because of it.

[@vanilla09]

Most humbling video I seen you do in a long time. I love this.

[@OutrageousLilKillers]

I just hope this guy finds a sustainable way to continue to not get depressed after he falls into his baseline and isn’t chasing something unobtainable for the rest of his life. I wish him a life thats well rounded and has a variety of foods too- this will build a great foundation and I wish him a lifestyle after where he loves himself and even tries therapy if he still has self hate after

[@bbjudyfit]

I wholeheartedly agree, as someone who has also lost 100lbs ... it took me 15 years of yo yo dieting .. extremes..and binge eating... to finally realize i needed therapy. Now I* can finally lead a balanced life and maintain my weightloss in peace

[@SimonGoliathLafontant]

Dont know you, but love you homie. i know that i didnt reach the finish line, but rather the starting line to fix my life. people like you and comments like this help make it a little easier ngl.

[@OutrageousLilKillers]

@@SimonGoliathLafontant comes from experience being overweight most my life and doing extreme exercising/dieting which got me from a 6ft 265lbs obese 38 waist to 143lb 30 waist and 10%body fat. The moment I tried to live a normal life and went to my baseline 180lb 34 inch waist I wasn’t happy again even though my physique was still amazing then I had cancer during Covid and was back wearing 38 waist pants. I kept my 30 waist pants chasing that physique. I’ve beaten cancer just over a year ago and threw out the 30 waist pants and am back wearing 34 waisted pants and at a good 200lbs. On meds everyday to regulate my thyroid and hormones and live a well balanced life and exercise. It’s a constant journey still with life’s ups and downs but I have my health and I’m getting lean and big with a better mindset and balance. I’m with you on this journey brother!

[@ordelipyorinen8235]

@@bbjudyfit You are weak, maybe he ain't

[@d.cpro3751]

Aint no way this dude is definitely on trt for sure I know ple ty of people who were his weight and height and dey aren't dis ripped 😅

[@skeptikal1152]

I've been on a journey very similar to this guy. I weighed 350 Jan of last year. I weighed in this morning at 256. I'm right there with him, but I didn't do anything NEARLY this insane. He is close to twice my size, but our goals are obviously different. The only thing I focused on initially was fixing my relationship with food. Getting used to the feeling of being a little hungry, staying busy, and paying close attention to what a serving ACTUALLY looks like when it's time to eat. I would never say that I've been on a 'diet', but more that I'm budgeting my calories better and trying to get between at least 120g-160g of protein daily. If I want it I'll eat cake/cookies/pizza/fast food etc, but that comes out of my daily total. So no cravings ever cropped up, no diet fatigue yet. If I mess up one day? That's no real issue, just don't fuck up the next day. I try to walk around 30 min to an hour a day (incline 1-3, speed 3 I've been binging one piece while on a treadmill and I'm only allowing myself to watch while I'm moving). I still have a bit (lot) of anxiety so I go to the gym sporadically, but I have adjustable dumbbells/kettle bells/rowing machine/treadmill in my house that I use basically every day. No super strict plan, but I just do the big 5 compound movements with a few isolation exercises. You don't have to do anything this insane to lose it. My plan is to get to a normal weight (I'll be happy anywhere from 180-200lbs;), then I'll focus on muscle. I just don't wanna die by the time I'm 45, I'll worry about looking aesthetic later. lol No one asked for my opinion/life story, but I just don't like people getting the impression that weight loss has to be miserable. I haven't stopped working, living life, eating what I want etc. I go to the gym (planet fitness) like once a week, and have a relaxed pace when I work out at home daily, I take breaks/days off, and I still lost close to 100lbs in a year.

[@pben4899]

Great work! People often talk about sustainability and losing 2 lbs a week to be safe. I feel like they always miss the fact that when you are 200lbs overweight that’s 4 years. And if you’re 200lbs overweight you might not get 4 years or what other life long issue can you develop in those 4. You can get so overweight that getting to a healthier level asap is life and death. What’s sustainable is a goal for when you get there. I feel like getting there and figuring it out has an equal chance as 4 years of slow progression dieting.

[@NockYT]

@@pben4899when you're that overweight, you can def afford to lose weight at a faster rate. The rate comes down to 1-2 lbs/week when you are out of morbidly obese territory

[@glazed6178]

Not trying to one up just give some information about what worked for me. Male 33 went from around 340 in august 2022 to about 190 at the end of 2023. I didn't do anything super insane either I don't think. From the start I meal prepped. Used youtube channels recipes at first. I looked up info about calculating calories and got a rough estimate of what to eat to maintain and I think I ate somewhere around -300 to -500 calories from that. Record your weight daily in an app same time every day. It will and can fluctuate wildly so don't get discouraged. This helps a lot later on because with a lot of data you can really nail down your maintaince calories over time. People get really hung up on eating a weeks worth of meals all prepared at once but just incorporate stuff you like. I literally had the same breakfast for nearly a year and it was f*ing delicious, every morning I was super happy to drink it (basically a chocolate banana peanut butter smoothie) When you are heavy you can get away with a lot at first because you have more calories you can eat. I was eating like a bag of popcorn a day as a snack just because i could fit it in my macro calculator (don't recommend but it made fat me happy) Myfitness pal free edition can help a lot with tracking calories, logging food, recording weight and photos over time, etc. I highly recommend something like this to help keep you on track So I had rough diet I cobbled together of things I liked to eat and prepared it every week over a day or two. That hit a calorie deficit and tried really hard not to cheat on that diet (super hard at first but gets easier the more you learned to fight yourself mentally. You are going to be hungry.) I did zero muscle work and just focused on upping my cardio. At 340 just going for a 10-20 minute walk a couple times a week, whatever I had the energy to fit in after work or whatever was sufficient. As your lose weight you will get better endurance so I tried to get about 6k steps a day at first, over time that turned into walking for 30-40 minutes or hiking for a hour. Those two things, keeping a deficit in the diet and upping the cardio I was doing was all I needed to lose about 10 pounds month. Some other things I did early on that I think became crucial was I cut out caffeine early on. You don't need to do this but I was a 2 liter of mountain dew guy a day for a long time so i went cold turkey on the liquid calories and just never went back to caffeine. (don't need it I have more energy now then everyone I work with who drink soda all day) Stuck to water and non-caffeine zero sugar diet drinks. In addition I wanted to create a really clean healthy diet as I was learning more about nutrition so I made the decision to purge all added sugar from diet. I would still eat natural sugars but I stopped with most processed foods, added sugars (got a little stuck on honey and maple syrup for a while as sweeteners because they come from natural sources but their affects of the blood are the same as added sugar so some people consider them as such). I ate mostly whole foods that I cooked, lots of veg and fruits, lean proteins like chicken, found a new love for nuts and seeds and beans. I think this is what really made the journey worth it. My overall health has been incredible. Yes I lost the weight but how I feel every day, how i never get sick anymore, how in tune to your body you become (when i have added sugar now like a piece of gum i can literally feel the sugar rush like a cigarette high it's wild) My sense of taste has completely changed. Fruits are basically as sweet as candy. At 190 I just started to incorporate muscle training 4 day split all bro muscles no legs or abs. I try to do high intensity cardio for 20-30 minutes 2-3x times a week (jump roping for me) and keep my steps at 10-11k. This might sounds like a lot now but i ramped up to this and you definitely don't need to do this at first. Just walking as much as you can and tracking calories is literally it. For better results ramp up cardio over time, eventually, many months later try jogging or something more intense to get the heart rate up. Then try to keep a higher heart rate for longer. The healthier your diet is and the more you stay away from prepacked foods, eating out, and added sugars the overall better you feel, sleep, poop, be the f*ing energizer bunny. One final thing. If I were to start out from the beginning at 340 with the knowledge I have now the only thing I would do different is prioritize protein in my diet and maybe do some light muscle resistance early on to try to insure that the weight I was losing was mostly fat and not muscle. Currently I'm cutting again and i'm eating about 1g of protein per lb of body weight though I'm not sure how to scale that up to bigger sizes. Does a 340 pound person need to eat 340g of daily protein? I'm sure there are vids online that can help you figure that out and this is something that is debated among nutritionists anyway. I would say most everyone who is not tracking their protein is certainly not eating enough. But you can always build the muscle later after you lose the weight. First get protein in line then fill in carbs and fats with rest of the calories to your pleasing. I'm of the opinion that you can get 100g of fats or 200g of fats and get similar results if your overall calories are a deficit. Same with salt. I tried super low amounts of sodium at one point and it was not good. I felt terrible, started getting light head and dizzy when I stood up. Went completely in the other direction and now get about 5000-6000mg a day which the app considers massively excessive but I feel great and my blood pressure is super healthy. Best of luck.

[@clamum9648]

Nice job man. It's certainly true if you want to lose a bunch of weight you don't need to train three times every day and drink 12 liters of water. You need to eat less calories and ideally do some weight lifting 4 days a week.

[@kabacabbage7396]

I was 350lbs January 2023 and today I weighed in at 247lbs I started really slow with cardio and what I thought was eating healthier and adjusted along the way not following any specific diet plan I now count calories do yoga 3 days a week at home and go to the gym 3 days a week for weights and cardio plus am way way more active 27 more pounds to my goal weight of 220 which is a pretty good weight for me as im 6'2" and very broad anyways like buddy said in the video it's never too late you just have to get into the right mindset it's not easy but is very obtainable and if your not hearing it enough I'm proud of all of you keep up the good work youve got this!

[@loudpockets666]

I recently just went from 265 to 165 in five months. Loved seeing this

[@Maggabklyn]

God bless you! How did you do it?

[@joalvarez6252]

​@@Maggabklyn Good Question! Thats mad weight for 5 months! Crackhead weight loss!

[@joshuadelaughter]

Dang, that's crazy. I'm currently 260, my goal weight is 175. Hoping to get there in a year.

[@loudpockets666]

@@Maggabklyn walking 10 miles daily smoothie for breakfast and half a pound of salmon with a cop of broccoli for dinner.

[@alexchand209]

@@loudpockets666that’s too much mercury

[@AkChica81]

I love how happy this man is, inspiring! Thanks for the video. Also, nice calves brotha!

[@soflo549]

The not tracking calories thing is 100% true. The longest I’ve stuck to a cut and lost the most weight I didn’t track shit. I just ate real foods, no bs, low carbs. Everytime I track calories it leads to stress, restriction, and ultimately a huge binge.

[@laurenelizabeth2505]

Respect!!!! I am in ageement!

[@karthiksunil1747]

100 percent !!!!!!

[@elsh332]

I find tracking helpful for understanding my body and how it responds to different things, like where I am in my monthly cycle, eating my emotions, etc. But my focus is what types of foods I'm eating, when I'm eating them, and how much, not calories.

[@soflo549]

@@elsh332 tracking calories for a week or 2 to understand what a normal good day of eating should look like, also getting accustomed to which foods you can have with which in a day to satisfy cravings while not going overboard is beneficial. But the constant stress over every little calorie is no bueno. Even when you track calories it’s still an estimate, so worrying about it is useless. Eat intuitively and listen to your body and mind most importantly, but set aside small goals for your health such as no processed sugar 4/7 days of the week or 2/7 low carb days of the week. Balance is key. Burn a few hundred calories a day through exercise and I guarantee you will not gain any weight unless you have a binge eating disorder.

[@zergslayer69]

I say tracking is good for people who don’t really have a good grasp on nutrition yet and are weening themselves off junk, but once you know what you should be eating it’s not super vital unless you have a very specific goal

[@AlyssaSerpa]

I knew Simon about 10 years ago. So trippy to spot him in one of Will’s videos. Hats off to you Simon for turning things around. Good to see you training.

[@SimonGoliathLafontant]

Holy shit!! Fancy seeing you here ❤❤

[@troyoliver2760]

​@@SimonGoliathLafontantthanks for the motivation bro struggling right now with weight

[@SimonGoliathLafontant]

@@troyoliver2760 hope you started since you wrote this!!!!

[@kyragoudreau1907]

Let’s gooo Goliath so proud of you buddy. The best surprise seeing my friend with you and sharing his story. He’s an inspiration and such a great person

[@SummerzSanctuary]

This dude needs his own channel, I need more of this, hell it might fit around his routine.

[@sagerose8649]

He has his own channel

[@izzygraze]

I really hope he finds a balance. Because going back to work and having a regular lifestyle will make keeping the weight off and not going back to old habits so much harder. But I think he can do it.

[@ytm23ak]

He said elsewhere he has silver spoon parents. Honestly his best bet is probably to continue to grow his social media business and go to fitness. He’s clearly very passionate about it and can either be a trainer or fitness influencer.

[@fadsa342]

@@ytm23ak that definitely explains some things. I'm guessing he has really good medical care since many obese people who try exercising without seeing a doctor end up badly injured

[@martyboysation]

thats bs, source?@@fadsa342

[@001HK0]

@@fadsa342 He had a ~700# deadlift, he probably had a decent number of years of training under his belt before starting this.

[@kimtatami6559]

That's the biggest challenge. It's fitting in exercise and not going back to bad eating habits when stressed.... For me

[@dyanaprinze]

Will on a treadmill at 7am is the closest Ive ever seen him to cranky.😊

[@CJManning86]

Will... thanks for making me cry my dude. I wish I could take a year like him to get right... to do me right, full time. But man, watching his old order at MCD's was rough... because it was me in a mirror. I hate myself and have for years and I keep trying to change and fail by falling short, getting off the good wagon and back on the bad. Y'all have my admiration... before I saw this video I spoke to a trainer at VASA fitness named Cameron today and I'm going in for a consult to share my notes on my own workouts I've created and why. On my approach, knowledge, and more. He's right, complicated it too much and you're more likely to fail. I wish him and you the best... I am trying to get there too. It's so hard.

[@SyedHaadiAbbasZaidi]

you got this bro

[@200501012]

Hope you're doing good dude. Stay on it 💪

[@mehardin]

You don't need a year off work like him. Cut out processed food, especially sugar and grains, walk every day, work up to 10k steps a day, but don't feel like you have to start there. Do 30-60 minutes of resistance training 2-3 times each week. He's overating, over consuming water, and overtraining. It's neither sustainable nor healthy.

[@moonwaves182]

I love the Québécois cursing 🤣 merci pour l'inspiration, tout est possible !

[@matt.moniz_]

this guys personality is dope, seems like such a nice dude. Super happy for him with all his progress. Taking a year off to focus only on his health shows how dedicated he is to getting into shape and being the healthiest version of himself. I pray when he does return to working that he is able to balance everything, meal prep the whole week on the weekend and find that perfect fitness + work balance

[@tiredtyler9355]

Simon and I went to the same college, he is hands down one of the most dope people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting.

[@t-jacked8166]

Really glad Will asked the question at the end about eventually finding balance cause truthfully, it’s going to be VERY hard for him to keep this weight off, because the current lifestyle isn’t sustainable

[@JAMESREFELD91]

you can do 90% of this and still work, run in the morning to work or a gym near work for cardio, gym before work, gym after work, infra red sauna's after work, hard to eat the way he does but im sure he can find a way, just need to be the right amount of Manic and you can figure it out.

[@vivekpsuresh]

@@JAMESREFELD91 It's a lot easier to do all of this when you have no added responsibilities of work. The mental strain of working and doing all of this is completely different. It's good that you mentioned being 'Manic', because mania is usually followed by depression

[@Nicofodjdi]

He’s juicing, isn’t it obvious? He’ll probably just up the dosage.

[@Dhdjdjsjdjsjk]

@@NicofodjdiDavid goggins lost all his weight and sustained it don’t see the difference

[@Auspiciousostrich]

I lost 110 pounds in a very short time and have kept it off for 3 years now, but I have not been able to find a healthy balance due to fear of regaining the weight. It will be tough for him I’d imagine.

[@jameygilliland4450]

sure its awesome that he lost the weight but the truly inspiring thing would be to do this WHILE STILL WORKING AND HAVING A LIFE!!! this really doesnt give hope to the 9-5 people that need to change

[@billyfitzgerald834]

Most people take this step while keeping a job so there are plenty of others to look up to. For some reason he was able to quit working for a year and I cant hate him for it. Id do the same if I could. Your version of "Having a life" and his are obviously different.

[@goofytuber9011]

You need 3 things: being in a calorie deficit, working out, and sleep at least 6 hours. You could eat all those calories in one meal if you don’t have the time to cook and you would lose weight just fine. The most important thing is you need to find a workout routine and diet that you can keep for the rest of your life .

[@scottmichaels6854]

@@billyfitzgerald834 Most people don't take THIS step. And nobody is "hating him". People can disagree with something without being a "hater". His workouts and meal plan would never work if he were working 40hrs per week, and had a wife and kids. We all know that the weight loss is possible even when you have a job but that's not what this video is about. The point is, a "Day in the Life" video would be much better if we saw a "Day in the Life" that is realistic for the majority of people. This guys extreme approach to workouts seems similar to his past extreme approach to eating which made him obese in the first place. Once again, nobody is hating on the guy, but a lot of people likely saw the title of this video and thought, "I hope to find a realistic approach to major weight loss" and what they found was an unrealistic approach to massive weight loss.

[@junior103557]

His cardio routine is the piece of the puzzle i was missing in my daily workout so i thank you guys for sharing this video and routine. This is going to get me on track for my goal. I just needed a good cardio strategy since it's been awhile since i hit the treadmill. Just focused on weight lifting for awhile.

[@renzagudera4490]

I hope this is sustainable for him. I was like him in the past where I was obessed in losing weight back in college, where it was easier to control food intake and the gym was accesible. As my environment changes it takes more willpower to sustain the routine, especially where I am mentally and physically tired from work.

[@aethylwulfeiii6502]

Desk jobs kill you slowly. Especially when the sedentary nature of it is pores with disgusting “comfort” food that people bring in cake and doughnuts.

[@brandonwilcox3307]

He knows it isn't. He even said when they were in the McDonalds that he's going to re-evaluate what he's going to do after he loses the full 100lbs.

[@stelaqendrimgashi9251]

Good insight. I belive taking a day or two days off is nesscary not to be burn out in the long run. I lost 90lb and still going strong. I take a day off everyother 4 days.

[@drumline17]

Man good for him getting results but I don't know that anyone looking for motivation losing weight needs to be watching this. You can lose 100lb in a year in much less intense and arguably smarter ways

[@879PC]

Well, he is 90% of the way there in only 42% of the time. (Which for him may be great but is not for everyone)

[@drumline17]

@@879PC 100lb in 365 days is a 950 calorie/day deficit, that is NOT hard to create when you're almost 400lb. Especially with as much time as he spends in the gym. He could (and many other 400lb people have) lose that weight with 1/10th the time spent in the gym by just counting calories. And it would come with the added benefit of not needing 14L of water and 15 multivitamins and the other half dozen supplements. Not to mention leaving his job for a full year JUST to work on this. He has an insane approach to this, it is not what a normal person should be doing. It's like exactly what an influencer should not be pushing

[@BigBADSTUFF69]

this isn't healthy at all, from the food choices to the workouts to the water

[@johnh3611]

More than 90% of people carrying that kind of weight either never lose it, or gain it all back. Any way you can actually get it done is the right way. It's not a simple 20lb cut. Things that seem "extreme" are often required. Weighing nearly 400 lbs will kill you way faster than anything he's doing to lose it.

[@likemysnopp]

not argueably.. IN SMARTER WAYS. I wouldnt recommend one person to go about it this way. And do not drink that much water.. well unless you are suicidal and want to end it all in a horrible way which will take time anyway

[@BrandoGA]

i really need to get motivated again to lose weight again, i went from 350 to 190 now im back up to it again. Need to fix it all. Love watching these type of videos to try and establish motivation. Thank you will for your content

[@mindypweightloss]

The part that broke me just a little was the "I don't track calories because I didn't want to do too much" and then... I work out multiple times a day, eat every 2 hours (on an alarm) and the list goes on and on, I'm never the person to harsh anyone's mellow but I don't see how this is a sustainable lifestyle long term... honestly, the fact that he's sustained it as long as he has is insane... I'm assuming this is his job... because there's just no time for anything else. I've lost 120lbs *albeit over a much longer timeframe* but I feel that I've been able to use that time to build healthy habits that I can actually sustain over the rest of my life. I wish the absolute best for him and hope he finds a way to maintain that doesn't consume his life. ❤💜

[@inessantos3077]

He mentioned he stopped working for a year to focus solely on this so, yeah... you're right, no time for anything else!

[@mindypweightloss]

@@inessantos3077 oops... I completely forgot to edit the comment after I saw that part. 😅🤦‍♀️

[@mzabs1871]

I don't think he is planning on doing this forever, just to get the 100 pounds off. he said he has a chronic condition that is only going to get worse over time which is probably the motivation to get this weight off as soon as possible.

[@mindypweightloss]

@mzabs1871 right... the problem is... when the year is up and he has to go back to work... and all the new "habits" he's built are no longer possible... how is he possibly going to maintain that weight loss? Any fat person will tell you... losing weight is the "easy part"... maintaining it long term is the hard part... and without learned healthy habits, it's all but impossible... it's the reason that statistically over 80% of weight loss ends in regain. Because everyone is only interested in how fast they can lose weight... they aren't thinking about the long term. It was only when I stopped thinking about how fast I could lose it and started thinking about how I could maintain it that I was able to lose over 120 lbs... (and still losing). He could defy all of the statistics (and I truly hope he does). I just hope that others who are watching don't leave this video thinking that this is the best way to go about losing 100 lbs. 🤷‍♀️

[@engineeredtruths8935]

You dont need to eat every 2 hours that's not normal, that's a stupid myth. Fasting would benefit you greatly. And focus on mostly protein so you feel full. You don't need to work out multiple times a day, that means you are not going hard enough. 3 times a week at high intensity would be enough for you starting out with 2 meals a day. You got your information all wrong and this why your results are bad.

[@GigaMaximus]

The 15 multivitamin part and drinking 12L of water a day is questionable to me if it's healthy.. and he could incorporate more vegetables in his diet. Other than that, bro is doing really well! He looks so much better!

[@C0d0ps]

It isn’t healthy. It’s like eating 12 eggs everyday. There’s more variety in a healthy diet. Not just macros and calories.

[@ziminarblaze9670]

The 15 vitamins a day is a him thing, and people should be drinking more then y’all think 😂

[@TeKnoVKNG23]

Yeah multivitamins are completely unnecessary for most people if you have a balanced diet with fruits and veggies.

[@Ryan-wx1bi]

The multivitamins he said it was because of Crohns disease... They can't absorb nutrients like we can so it's probably not as bad for him

[@C0d0ps]

@@ziminarblaze9670 Most people should drink around 2-3 liters depending on your athleticism and temperature. In Sweden we move a lot but it’s cold. 3l water is enough for me. I can’t imagine how it is for Dubai or Las Vegas

[@dean0903]

When he said it was a small trade off from depression and he said bad habits and self hatered, it spoke to me, but I'm where he is now, I love working out, my life is in a routine, good sleep, and work is good. I started at 165kgs now down to 138.9kgs and loving life.

[@honor4thoseb471]

Damn thats a lot of food to eat everyday! That said, this guy is one of the coolest, real dudes Ive seen on YT! Very inspirational journey brother!

[@TJ-fu5kr]

Would love an update later to see how bro adjusts to living like a normal human again after his year off. His dedication is admirable but all this seems wildly unsustainable unless he just becomes an influencer full time.

[@applegal3058]

Maybe he plans on using this to make a living...

[@jetrouski76]

considering he has been able to keep it up for a year it probably is sustainable for him.

[@TJ-fu5kr]

​@@jetrouski76 Pretty sure he said it hasnt even been 6 months yet...so less than 1/2 a year....and he said he's taking off a year from normal life. No job, no socializing , no anything. He'll eventually need to return back to a normal life with like...a job and all.

[@esmee6308]

I went through a similar journey, 1 year rehabilitation learning to walk again, which was a few steps, long rest, repeat for 8-12h a day with adjusted exercises. Once I learned to walk again and savings were good enough, I took another year off and pushed myself in my workouts. morning/evening workouts, lots of steady state cardio, learning a new language and getting an education for a different sector. Of this routine only lifting 1h in the morning remained. Once I rejoined the work-force I dropped my cardio down to commuting by foot or bike, 10k steps a day on average. Dropped 2 of my meals to compensate, which I didn't miss since I had the routine of work and planned breaks. The routine changed but what needed to stick, stuck. It's discipline even when the plan changes. It was the best choice of my life, coming from bedbound my muscles were athropied so I looked anorexic once I dropped the excess weight, gained 20kg to look normal and still be a size S-M whilst being 5'10. I hope it's the same for this guy.

[@robyfaraa4105]

@@jetrouski76 once he starts to live a normal life all that time spent in the gym will be mostly gone, hes going to have a hard time maintaining and healthy lifestyle when the main contributor to his weightloss is from working out and cardio

[@Cherry-wf8qv]

So much of this is so unhealthy its really shocking to see. 1- over consumption of water 2- no time for social life or a job 3- overtraining that could lead to injury Plus more. I understand the benefits and where he has come from, its very impressive that he has changed some really bad habits, but this is so extreme and he could end up back where he was as this is so restrictive and the overtraining could lead to injury, plus these new changes could have a negative effect on him and his health.

[@trixxy5180]

And steroids

[@AntonsGarage]

Def on gear so overtraining is less of a risk. Don’t have a problem with that just wish it would be disclosed

[@Shanklin]

I feel like he is over consuming water to "try" to reduce the amount of loose skin after losing that much weight. I've been losing weight for a while and whenever i looked up loose skin almost every article says "drink lots of water and use moisturizers to hydrate skin"

[@user-nj5vu6ed3j]

He can just shed the weight by upping his protein to gr per lbs of bodyweight,working out max 1 hour a day and eating 1500cals or less a day with fasting and OMAD diet. Instead he does everything to the extreme which is not sustainable and he would have to find a more reasonable lifestyle anyways.

[@Nooblifter]

2 of them are cardio so not that injury prone. I do agree with water intake over consumption but working out that much could lead to a-lot of systematic fatigue

[@chantelneko3178]

him saying he needed to be reminded to eat was so refreshing to hear because i am obese but i dont really eat. So knowing someone is doing it and they also need reminders really makes me feel seen!

[@TroyGrayson]

I like Simon's attitude that get up and go morning jolt be right on

[@thesparrow1779]

"Tabarnak d'esti de saint siboire". Will: "...what?!" lmao. I died

[@yuh2220]

What language was he speaking?

[@thealgainz4007]

That was funny as hell! A proper reaction to Quebec slang

[@CCitis]

French@@yuh2220

[@ggadams3452]

I was looking for this comment….took me out 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@olivierseckinger7056]

15:18 😂😂 amazing

[@RyanKry]

This dude is the personification of the "cut's gonna be legendary bruh". But, seriously it's amazing man, keep pushing mate, you're doing great. I used to drink 11 liters of water per day when I got from 232lbs down to 148lbs (105kg to 67kg) (heaviest I've ever been to lightest I've ever been in my adult life) in 8 months. What worked for me: -Intermitted fasting (skipping breakfast, then having 3-4 larger meals) between 1-9 pm eating period / 16 to 8 hours -Lots of water (11 liters) - the trick is to use a lot of salt in all your meals - eat gherkins etc. -Chewing gums (sugar free - calories are nullified by the chewing action) all day long whenever I'm not having a meal -Mouth wash and brushing your teeth whenever you feel hungry with a bad taste in your mouth -Walking outside once or twice a day in low pace while listening to a podcast or a comedy special or an audiobook for an hour -I do weightlifting religiously now, but I did not do it back than when I dropped all that weight. Honestly, it felt like it was almost effortless. Trust me, it's so much easier than you think. You really get used to the morning hunger, then for the rest of the day you will not feel hungry. The only "difficult" part is quite a few visits to the restroom. At least once an hour. Oh btw, I was working in an office environment 9-5 , 6 days a week with 1h of commute and socializing after work, dancing classes and living with my partner (additional responsibilities towards my partner etc.) It really felt effortless, it wasn't even planned really, I did not set any goals, no calorie restrictions, just meal prep for the whole week. It's very easy, give it a shot and see how you go. Hope this helps. Cheers.

[@casperkoivisto487]

11 liters of water is absolutely braindead, no matter how much salt or magnesium u take you will always have a disbalance of electrolytes unless you are somehow perfectly getting the amount of electrolytes per day, which mind you not is not only salt and magnesium. Especially taking even a single multivitamin, as theyve been proven years ago to be unhelpful and possibly more harmful than useful. Mouth wash and brushing your teeth whenever feeling hungry is another sure way of ruining your teeth for no reason. What would actually work is dropping all the bullshit and building discipline and habits not doing gimmics

[@arnav9155]

im turning 18 this year, im 5'8" and 70kg. It does not sound a lot but I am not happy with my body. i loved this comment sir, also, did you count your calories?

[@arnav9155]

and umm, i chew gum alot, never knew sugarfree once existed. they sound fun

[@ThisIsNuckingFuts]

Thanks man imma try this

[@ZackBlackwood97]

You know chewing gum and brushing your teeth to combat hunger is a bad thing right?

[@davidcorbit3931]

The big guy was highly motivational ...I'm raising my game !!!

[@interex956]

Will, I love how you do collaborations with people who aren't at the beginning nor end of their journey, but rather right in the middle of it.

[@ysNanda94]

DO NOT DRINK 12 LITERS of WATER everyDAY ....dude!!!! NONONONONO

[@mh56487]

^^^^^^^ Drinking this much water is genuinely extremely fucking dangerous. Like you can die from water intoxication. Also it flushed out a bunch of necessary minerals. Also its not needed whatsoever, youll literally be fine drinking 2-3 litres per day, maybe a little extra if you sweat a LOT.

[@schism1986]

right? that's extremely dangerous. don't drink 12L of anything in a day. obviously. just because it's water doesn't mean it can't hurt you. hyponatremia is super dangerous, even fatal

[@2DaysYouth]

seems to work for lad

[@mh56487]

@@2DaysYouth eating disorders "work" too, that doesn't mean they're healthy. Also his weight loss is not a result of him overdosing on water, it's cause he eats less and exercises a lot. He would've lost the same amount of weight if he drank a Normal amount.

[@2DaysYouth]

I dont take advice from anon accounts nerd. @@mh56487

[@Jaxs3003]

Both of you seemed like you have been best friends for years! He got all of your jokes and cracked up each time. Awesome chemistry. You both should do another one. Will be checking out his channel for sure

[@candyopal4792]

When they ordered the burgers and said (why do you hate yourself so much) wow self discipline is the highest form of love

[@Dexxter_slav]

12L a day? Water poisoning is a thing

[@badass6300]

I used to drink 7-9L a day at one point at 67kg, so for a person so big 12L should be nothing.

[@Dexxter_slav]

@@badass6300 The kidneys of a healthy adult can flush out 20 to 28 L of water each day, but they can only get rid of about 1 L each hour. 10-15L a day is already a risk.

[@thememedealer5301]

​@@badass6300what the fuck are you on about, anything over 3.5L for me stsrts hurting my dick lol

[@badass6300]

@@Dexxter_slav well if you don't drink it at once it won't be a problem.

[@BigBADSTUFF69]

even if it's not at that level it's completely unecessary. and the guy cramps in his workout which means he may be flushing his electrolytes with that much. "don't you find you get thirstier the more you drink?"

[@RightyRonaldo]

The amount of grit and determination that man has is nothing short of astounding. He also seems like an amazing dude!! Wishing him the absolute best :]

[@Dhdjdjsjdjsjk]

@@Nicofodjdihe was in the military??

[@THamm-xt8jm]

@@Nicofodjdithat would explain why he’s so extreme with everything

[@diamond3529]

He just switched his excessive eating habits to healthy excessive eating paired with excessive working out and excessive water drinking.

[@DouglasBailey]

you often see behavior like this from addicts. He clearly had a food addiction and yes had to fill it addicted to something else. There are some negatives in this journey that he has to be mindful of and to his point needs to eventually transition to an in between state.

[@k24civic]

“Its a very small trade off to not be depressed anymore” 😢 i felt that on so many levels.

[@vcnoxyt]

This was such a refreshing look at weight loss - I've went through what he's gone through ( from 415 lbs down to 219 in ~400days) and this guy's mentality was on point. His goals are not what 99.9% of other people's goals are, so he's doing what 99.9% of other people won't do. He's made up his mind and chosen to alter his entire trajectory to attain the goal of bettering himself. That is what it takes and its incredible to see - very inspiring! Much love and thanks for the share Will!

[@user-nj5vu6ed3j]

But after the goal is attained he still has to find a more reasonable method. He can't be extreme forever.

[@SimonGoliathLafontant]

Well, im gonna have to screenshot this because this was an amazing read. congratulations on your weight loss!!! thats amazing!!

[@MCIMGMT]

If he can figure out to lose it I have confidence Simon can figure out how to sustain it, he is no dummy.@@user-nj5vu6ed3j

[@user-mt4em9gz8c]

The moment he re-enters the real world, things will start to fall apart. He needs something much more sustainable.

[@MrHoldredge]

99.9% of people can't afford to take a year off work and not end up homeless and starving lol

[@Jessicajasminm]

12L ??? … I mean that can be dangerous.

[@syctris8742]

Yeah absolutely insane and not healthy, esp will just jumping into that, he probably destroyed his electrolyte balance.

[@GalianMode]

15 multivitamins too 😮

[@AdarshYadav-ki8xn]

That too for a year

[@ZTRCTGuy]

It's indeed absolutely stupid.

[@Chibi_Ninja_]

it probably is for a normal weight person, but his body needs to cool down with the amount of exercise he does and with that high percentage of fat. I'm guessing that if he didn't drink that much water he could have worse heart problems trying to pump so much blood at really high temperature.

[@rillyjo5810]

hardcore dedication there. salute to him

[@jackiecellchan]

I'm startting my weight loss. I started out at 256 and now i'm at 236 i'm working hard!

[@HotLeafJuicer]

Good for him, but PSA to anyone trying to lose weight- You don’t have to be doing this obsessive of a lifestyle change. It’s as simple as a calorie deficit, that’s all you need.

[@NyakzOTSD]

For him he needs this! Extremes to counter extremes

[@Memmitov12]

Nah I mean he's says he was obese and lazy, who knows how long he was obese for, gotta counter those old habits of being comfortable at 300+ lbs

[@nakesiawesley4691]

I think the issue at hand is the AMOUNT of weight he was attempting to lose. He needed to do more to reach the goal he set for himself.

[@CaIastair]

@@Memmitov12 he said like 30 years, so i assume most of his life. Sometimes drastic change like this is necessary for some people.

[@kimberlycerrito7928]

And he stopped working... My question is, what kind of job did he have that he could afford to stop working for a year? He lives in a really nice place, maintains a gym membership, has enough money to keep up with his supplements.... so I am very curious how he is financially able to do it.

[@Seantiaggo]

My man is killin it’. While you definitely don’t have to do an absolutely insane lifestyle change like this to get results I understand that so many people do so much better when they are very rigid with themselves. My biggest piece of advice from somebody who lost 60 pounds doing Keto and intense restrictive diets (not really my thing anymore) is that when it’s time to go back to a more maintenance style of eating and working out is to MAKE SURE to have some sort of support system to keep you accountable. Whether that’s going to therapy or plugging yourself in with some friends who are going through the same situation as you, having other people around to keep you accountable and motivated is so important. 😮Eating and working out how intensely he is just isn’t sustainable for most people for the rest of their lives and the transition period can be so difficult. You almost feel like you’re cheating when you actually eat something that you truly enjoy and it’s so easy to fall off the wagon and crush 2 combo meals from Micky D’s again lol Much love though and his motivation and results are amazing!

[@Krystalbrown1105]

I have to do this journey without dropping anything else and its scary having to fit things in that i normally wouldnt. Today I did a workout AND measured my salad dressing on purpose and I am proud.

[@justme-wf5hx]

Thank you Simon for letting us into your life and journey brother

[@dblissmn]

I have a feeling he's going to need to gradually change his routine over the next few months; start to steadily reduce water intake, probably make some adjustments to diet. I'm not surprised he has issues with cramping; that water intake is flushing all the nutrients out. The impressive part is the gradual and ordered approach to lowering maximum lifts to a more sustainable level.

[@zoommiesbay]

He has chrons so hes gonna be cramping regardless. Its also why he takes the supplements.

[@mrofnocnon]

Respect for this guy and admiration for his upbeat personality. Kudos to you!

[@joalvarez6252]

That dude dry-scoops the green powder! S A V A G E !!!

[@anthonycassidy1124]

will bro your a legend thanks for just being there for many of there’s random people

[@DYLEE-mo3ch]

Will really been carrying the fitness industry content these days, posting banger after banger

[@SimonGoliathLafontant]

Thats why i was so excited when he asked me to film. dudes goated.

[@Ryan-wx1bi]

I love how you can see this same comment on 10 different channels

[@EpicMotorcycleAdventures]

Really enjoyed that. Very inspirational. Loved the "Rule of Two"

[@robsherrod8774]

Man this really hit home with me on so many levels. Thanks for sharing and your right it's never to late.

[@Rinablackxo]

This guy just replaced one addiction with another.

[@AyyTony]

Better the gym than being obese and eating crap.

[@Rinablackxo]

@anthonysilva3456 this is not sustainable. When he stops, he will gain all that weight back.

[@Dhdjdjsjdjsjk]

@@Rinablackxonot really 😂 when he stops he will gain 90 pounds back?? How is working out to lose weight not sustainable.

[@robertsmit1204]

Working out helps little in order to lose weight, it's a common myth, look it up. Changing your eating habits in the only thing which truly works and it's primarily that change which made him lose weight.

[@Dhdjdjsjdjsjk]

@@grimdeathkid David goggins?? He quit his job and lost all of that weight and sustained it how would he not be able to sustain it?

[@straight_man]

Bro didn't want to "over complicate" things, and then proceeded to throw in pretty much every supplement under the sun. LMAO!

[@S0n11x]

If you think by taking 4 types of vitamins/minerals is overcomplicating, then u must have large vitamin deficiency

[@straight_man]

@S0n11x If your meal consists only of whole foods, like Rice, lentils, veggies, fruits, eggs, milk, chicken, you won't have "large vitamin deficiency". How about you stop eating every garbage known to mankind that big companies try to shove down your throat and then talk.

[@felicia_716]

And working out 3 times a day over an hour each session. It's crazy lol

[@Ryan-wx1bi]

​@@S0n11xif you have a proper diet you don't need supplements lol

[@TheKillaShow]

@@Ryan-wx1bi some people need more than what YOUR "proper diet" is.

[@baronbrand6825]

5:50 LMAO yes. You can drown internally from too much water intake 🤣 and 12 frickin LITERS if your body isn’t used to it is a good way to start lmao

[@ethyr]

He seems very in tune with his body and mind. Respect.

[@zanes98]

This man trains like a true athlete, he should keep this up and see where it takes him. If this is a 5 month transformation this dedication is insane! Really inspiring, guys. Great work.

[@casperkoivisto487]

he trains the complete opposite of a true athlete, doesnt take care of his rest -> worksout way too many times way too intensly, eats dogshit (no minerals and vitamins from vegetables) while 'abusing' multivitamins which do really the opposite of what he thinks, and drinking 11 liters of water just worsens everything

[@GeorgeLifterMann]

@@casperkoivisto487 He's on TRT my friend. You can tell by the androgen sensitive muscle groups and how jacked they are compared to the rest of the body + that transformation is not possible in 5 months, he's an asshole willing to lie to make himself feel better and look better on social media than actually help people that are in his situation. But, aren't most influencers like that? I just ignored the rest the of the video. Will is a great creator, but this video wasn't it.

[@Nicofodjdi]

@@GeorgeLifterManntrt? Probably on a much higher dose than that.

[@Honkden]

@@GeorgeLifterMann He has a video on his channel explaining that he did steroids at 17 which shrunk his balls and led him to be depressed, and is the reason he became morbidly obese. He's on TRT now because his body doesn't produce natural testosterone anymore. He's not an asshole OR lying.

[@yobs-kl3hn]

@@Honkden hard to know what is true nowadays, he is suspicious as trt levels would not cause the amount of difference in fat loss alone, maybe he takes more, etc. I know because i'm on TRT, hell there are tons of people on TRT that go to the gym consistently and don't see results like that. and tbh anyone can get TRT, your test labs will be drawn and may be normal (aka in reference range), but if you complain of symptoms of depression, low sex drive/erection quality, low energy, etc, they will still give you a TRT prescription none the less. i dont buy his story of why he is on trt that he took it while young and now he doesn't produce natural testosterone anymore. it takes a long time on high-dose testosterone to cause your testes to stop producing testosterone anymore, for example in the HAARLEM study they looked at time it takes for test to return to normal after athletes took a test cycle (had to cycle for at least 6 weeks to atleast be in the study, but study participants had a median cycle duration of 3.5 months (up to 11 months for a cycle - frekin crazy, anyways)) and average time to return to normal test was 3 months. either this dude went ape and took incredibly high doses of steroids (and for a long time at that), which i doubt, or he just came up with this rediculous excuse to have an excuse to the public for being on gear. no matter how you look at it, story is insanely unbelievable - getting his results on trt? no way

[@jasonfritz838]

He doesn't want to complicate things, but his entire day is literally complicated.

[@TheSwoodford]

its not that complicated, its simply routine based. work out 3x a day, eat the same thing 7x. like how much simpler could it get

[@jasonfritz838]

@@TheSwoodford LOL, no.

[@addd21323]

he eats the exact same thing every day, at the exact same time, working out every single day. it's a lot, but it's not complicated.

[@hoplourd]

I would really like to know, these people who diet and train all day, how do they pay the bills? because this type of routine is difficult for those who have a 9-5 job

[@jacquelineohayon507]

I do cardio before work and then lift during lunch break. After work, I have fun with hobbies, reading, etc., and spend 30 minutes to an hour of my time learning. Those meals can also be eaten on the go/at a desk, etc. HOWEVER, this man says that he took time off work to focus on his health. When you stick to a schedule, and wake up early, you can accomplish SO MUCH more than you think you are capable of. People with careers can save to prep for months to a year without work. You could also live with a roommate or family to cut down on cost.

[@philthegoofball1999]

I started with that same feeling, 336 lbs being my heaviest, currently down to 319 lbs and still going, but it is very motivational and uplifting to see someone else do it as well ! Thank you for making this video and having him on your channel! I really needed it

[@punkyskunk22]

I’m supportive of his journey, and I’m gonna get flayed over this, but i think he’s on some kind of gear. Just look at his jaw line and transformation in under a year

[@97shaggy]

I was skeptical till he started talking about his loss of strength I don’t know, but somebody losing 100lbs in 5 months whilst still maintaining that kind of frame , on top of eating 7 times a day not even counting calories , it’s a little bit sus , if anybody else lost 100lbs in 5 months it would be a complete crash diet and they’d look like they’ve got a terminal illness not this full with traps bursting out their vest.

[@theblissfulbeliever]

Dude I’m thinking the same thing. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with it though. But I definitely don’t think he’s natural. If you’ve taken gear or been around dudes on gear, there are multiple telltale signs of them being on something. And he has a lot of them. But hey, it’s his life. I hope it all works out for him. Probably healthier being on a low dose of T and working out daily than being 400 pounds and morbidly obese.

[@punkyskunk22]

@@theblissfulbeliever i couldn’t agree more. And i definitely didn’t want to shame him. He’s doing great, and hopefully he’s healthy!

[@punkyskunk22]

@@97shaggy yeah, it leaves a lot to question. Either way, he’s doing great, and i just hope that if he is supplementing, he’s healthy

[@TeKnoVKNG23]

Yeah he's putting in work, but he's on something besides all those multivitamins, lol.

[@marvinsequera]

The energy this guy has is awesome, congrats bro on the +90 pounds lost, keep working hard, you really got my respect when you decided to give 1 year to fix your body, amazing commitment and work ethic

[@justtryingtobeokay]

Proud of this man! Proud of the human beings who make the change they need!! Keep on going!

[@BrandNameLess]

i love this dude's program. focuses on challenging the body and eating right. i love that he doesn't count calories and just focus on protein, fruits, & vegetables

[@DaKrazedKyubizt]

As a medical doctor, this video raises numerous concerns: 1. You eat so much that your gut cannot handle all of that food. This may be a large aspect of what is causing your Crohn’s disease - a damaged gut will likely promote autoimmune disease. 2. You exercise so much that you place a tremendous amount of stress on your body. 3. The combination of the two does not seem in the lease bit safe. You’re losing weight, but I believe you’re damaging your body in numerous ways that you do not realize. 4. This lifestyle does not teach any sense of self-control. I doubt you will be able to remain at the weight you want to be once you’ve lost all your weight, because then you have to maintain - and do you want the rest of your life back? Your full time job is fitness. This is not healthy. 5. No greens except dry scoop? Really? You’re not teaching yourself how to eat properly. There is absolutely no self control here. 6. 12 L of water also seems concerning. Your kidneys are probably not happy with you. I doubt you’re damaging them, but the loss of magnesium is concerning given all its important functions. You’re probably still deficient, even if your lab work says your levels are normal. Most Americans’ total body stores of magnesium are low. I cannot support this. This video is massively concerning.

[@manchoborislavov4763]

If you are a doctor , the. I am Joe Biden!

[@ShamrockShakee]

I am not a doctor, but the 12 L of water a day immediately raised concerns to me. That's 3 gallons of water, and unless you're literally hiking through the desert all day, you do not need that much. He may be risking rhabdo if he isn't careful.

[@Estergent]

I guess Johnny Sins just arrived to give some tips and tricks.

[@theuproar6858]

@@ShamrockShakee , 264 lbs + working out heavily.... He would need 2 gallons of water baseline. Not mentioning he does 30 minutes in a sauna every day of the week. I don't disagree with most of the points @DaKrazedKyubizt made. It is still healthier than what he was eating and how he was living before going on this journey of weightloss.

[@ShamrockShakee]

@@theuproar6858To clarify, I feel like he's risking rhabdo by working out so much. I wasn't even aware that was a thing until I started really working out. I don't think I ever came close, but I was conscious of long-term overexertion and the importance of rest days.

[@pseudotron8493]

15:18 That pure french Canadian swear caught me off guard omg 🤣🤣🤣'' Ah tabarnac esprit d'saint siboire ''😂😂

[@LoveyoDance]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Tomiply]

12:06 Wow, that is INSANE. A snack? The rare time that I go to McDonald's, I get one burger. That's it, no fries.

[@mahmoudashraf9043]

My man took "cut's gonna be crazy" to a whole new level

[@rand504]

Love this guy’s personality

[@SimonGoliathLafontant]

Damm. thank you

[@cyberspacechase]

@@SimonGoliathLafontant you and Will would make a good duo

[@backagain5216]

@@SimonGoliathLafontantI wish you the very best in life Simon. One day at a time is all any of us can do.

[@SamSuleksSon69]

I’m currently on a weight loss journey myself. 11 months in down almost 100 pounds. I relate to this guy so much. Mad respect for you bro. Started from the bottom now we here💪🏻🤞🏻

[@jaelatina410]

Congrats thats awesome!!! Just starting mine and all this is very inspiring

[@SamSuleksSon69]

@@jaelatina410 I love to hear that! They say it only takes 21 days to create new habits. It’s an amazing lifestyle change. Please comment back here in the future and let me know how your progress is going! I’m rooting for you!

[@jaelatina410]

Thanks so much! I definitely will!

[@SimonGoliathLafontant]

Hell yeah dude!!!! Hope you hit that 100 soon!!!!

[@thattyrone]

Wow. I'm in the same boat as him right now and I've been contemplating on counting calories. His reasoning behind not counting it is an eye opener. Thanks!

[@EZ123EZ]

This is awesome, gonna keep tracking his progress man it's ain't easy I was at 350 tired of it ,down to 290 and gonna keep pushing to the weight I feel best at

[@OPGuitarandGames]

Love the Quebecer swear part !

[@TheSeeker04]

😂 "Back at the gym. They're gonna think we're planning a heist!"😂

[@iamnojedi99]

Gotta love Simone’s delayed laughing at Will’s jokes every 5 minutes

[@carlgrogan6112]

This dude is awesome. I love his journey and effort. 10/10.

[@tuyuilp]

2:15 "you probably never get invited on road trips do you?" "I don't..." bro sounded so sad

[@SimonGoliathLafontant]

it hit different

[@candygrabber]

this was so beautiful to see, and very moving to see your facial expressions when telling about the past. very impressive journey 💌 much love to you and all the best !!! wonderful video !!!

[@NahhBPodcastProductions]

Lmfao i love how it takes him like 1 full second to get every joke 😂. Dudes genuine as fuck. Keep it up Simon!

[@prashantbittu]

Did something very similar & lost almost 50 pounds in 4 months. Great going dude.

[@Dainty_Boys]

I just recently discovered your videos and I didn’t realize how motivating they were until tonight. I was about to binge when I put this video on and the urge went away completely and I started to workout instead 🙌🏻

[@Thatonechick778]

This is a good way to avoid a binge

[@RedRyan1]

I'm all for this and I'm so happy he can change his life. Telling people it's never to late to change your life... but I can't help thinking that most people probably don't have the resources to just take time off to make that change...

[@casperkoivisto487]

most people, infact almost everybody, has the chance to eat less, build discipline and use common sense when building habits and eating

[@Dhdjdjsjdjsjk]

@@casperkoivisto487and just running it’s not hard to just go out and run instead of destroying yourself at the gym lol bros lifting but trying to lose weight he’s definitely on gear.

[@SoTrueQ]

The count down to get out of bed when you clearly already woke up to set up the camera in the first place is hilarious lol

[@gregbirds8153]

What a nice, positive, supportive, likeable guy you are, @willtennyson. Keep up the great work.

[@valrath84]

thanks for posting this i needed this im currently doing a slightly less intense routine but this showed me im making the right choice

[@MLSwann]

Hi Will! Loved the video. Brittany Broski once mentioned on her podcast that whenever she does physically exerting things she feels the need to cry and gets overwhelmed. I'm curious if your open, fun, understanding approach to fitness and how it's a different journey for everyone would help her lose weight (as she's talked about wanting to do) and her recent diagnosis of PCOS. You and Brittany collaborating would probably be one of the most hilarious and eye openings collabs yet!!!

[@GoWithAli]

Such a great video, as always! 💪🏻