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[@Shannxy]

"I did yesterday what you didn't, so I can do today what you can't" Motivational shit right here

[@o-tobeastfitness2522]

“I did yesterday what you didn’t, do I can do today what you can’t”

[@kelesar]

The steroids help too.

[@rajdehoo6993]

@@kelesar i dont think sa

[@jliz6435]

Kronos that’s a Les Brown quote 😀

[@joshuachavez3166]

Kronos I’m sayin tho

[@brettdale3242]

I need about a 2-3 hour movie of this.

[@tremanetucker7166]

Everyone agree so they can give us a 5 episode series

[@marekfleischhacker5519]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmXToWump8aFos0 @Brett Dale

[@exFAT.]

Dude was completely down to earth and realistic about himself and everything else. Gotta respect this guy.

[@aiiii2967]

that is why he won 5x

[@lifefromtheshore7076]

I did not know what i was getting myself into when I clicked on this. This guy really is an inspiration. Thanks for the motivation Mat Fraser.

[@josephh4539]

Reebok payout for these competition aint bad. This is why he doesnt need a 9 to five. 1st place ​Mat Fraser: $308k Brent Fikowski:$109k Ricky Garard: $76k Patrick Vellner:$51k Noah Ohlsen:$31k. Dont hate the player,hate the game. These guy mastered the game. And they are getting the paper. Mat has won over 500k in the last 3 years. No even counting endorsements. Find what you LOVE and become one of the best in the world at it. You will be rewarded.

[@0ptimal]

Damn that pumped me up son I'm ready to go beast mode lets do this!!! Oh, wait.. im old. Nvm, back to surfing youtube.

[@josephh4539]

Mike Mitchell, it dont matter how old u are. Just commit to being the best fn version of you. 8 to 80 it dont matter. Live active, be happy, and keep grinding.

[@dreamsalamander]

Being old is a class of its own. There was this guy from China who became a model at 70. Cezanne or some other watercolour artist was a late bloomer. Bobby mcferrin, Gotye, quite late for an industry that favours youngsters. U can be an inspiration to other senior citizens and late bloomers.

[@aabb1166]

Klappersen, true, "There's no one giant step that will get you from where you are to where you want to be." But what separates you from the ones who make it big isn't talent, it's the everyday stuff...so stop complaining in KZbin comments and go change something, make a better decision. You want to become better than average? Then it starts with today. Here are some quotes to motivate your lazy ass..... "Competence is often what people aim for as an endpoint. Most people sit somewhere around that point. They've got some sort of skill set and the sembalance of drive; they want to be good...they shrug and tell themselves, Meh I'm good enough." "Commitment at this level means being focused on each minute of everyday as a space to be perfected. It means devoting yourself to what others see as meaningless detail." "Behind most every talented person who has become a massive success is a daily schedule of grind, hours of suck, and a whole string of difficult, lonely moments working on the tiniest details that will get them where they want to go." "People want to boil down elite achievements to "born with it" talent; it gives them an excuse for why they're not at the same level. They don't want to hear about the hours upon hours upon hours of patient, meticulous practice that achiever went through to get where they are."

[@aabb1166]

My point is the psychology, my point is _positivity_ . "dispite probably being better than most at the beginning anyway" - my point is that we shouldn't focus on that. How do we know when they started? "Teenagers heads"? - being a teenager is a perfect time to start! You embrace the hard work?...so you are just sitting back and watching others succeed and not working hard yourself. Just because you haven't gotten anywhere doesn't mean that others can't. There's always going to come a point where it's "too late" if you are 50 years old and want to work for NASA and be an astronaut then that's probably not going to happen..it's not realistic...you can't do annnnything you want but it all has to do with proper goal setting: *S.M.A.R.T goals: Specific. Measurable. Attainable. Relevant. Time Bound* As I said before, society always just shrugs at highly talented people and we think we can't be like that, people just look at elite achievements and think they are born with it. I think sometimes people don't realize how much actual hard work and long hours go into getting yourself to the top or even just where you want to be. Don't be disappointed with the results you didn't get, with the work you didn't put in. It's about doing the little things and details everyday that people aren't going to even pay attention to, that's how you'll achieve excellence. Anybody can strive for that. My other point for you specifically is to change the way you think, if you continue to think like that and that you can't achieve high level goals if you simply put your mind and focus toward it, it's never going to happen. It becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. In the words of Mat Fraser's coach, "if you talk about things that are outside of your control, things that could diminish your performance, you will see and experience more of those things. *If your story is telling you you're not good enough, not smart enough, too old, too young, or can't do it, your subconscious will believe you.* "

[@nedretmujcinovic6771]

1:06 when he said "what are you doing when no one is looking" and you just closed incognito tab full of weird porn searching terms..

[@scrappyhustler7467]

Epic!! Lol

[@fhjjhghjkkk5319]

Nedret Mujčinović Jesus Christ is the truth, the way and the life. He loves you and died for your sins, so that you can get forgiveness. He can make you free of that bulls**t !

[@TheWorldIsFullOfHope]

@@fhjjhghjkkk5319 the only truth?

[@fhjjhghjkkk5319]

Ole Foss Sjulstad the absolute only truth. Thats what the son of god says and that what he is. Read the the bible please, start with New Testament.

[@FieryRedDonkeyOfHell]

@@fhjjhghjkkk5319 I read the whole script of Shrek yesterday. Does that count?

[@uselesssession83]

I'm not a crossfit athlete, and I don't like it in general... But I'm gonna say that I respect the athletes at the top level of this sport, this guy for exemple works his ass off! Who will disrespect these athletes because he just dislike the sport is just an ignorant, we should all support eachothers even from different disciplines

[@dledman]

Useless Session I don't see why so many people hate it, I mean it's total functional fitness, and it's actually very entertaining to watch competition wise compared to other sports. Guess people hating because of the bully culture created by the roided up bodybuilding tribe.

[@TyrannicalReigner]

Bodybuilding has literally nothing to do with fitness and Crossfit has literally everything to do with fitness, so not sure what you're even trying to say.

[@joshuapalmer4565]

Zach Morris yeah in as much as its a stairway to injury and the yoyo of exercise fads.

[@fhjjhghjkkk5319]

Useless Session Jesus Christ is the truth, the way and the life. He loves you and died for your sins, so that you can get forgiveness.

[@fhjjhghjkkk5319]

Useless Session Jesus Christ is the truth, the way and the life. He loves you and died for your sins, so that you can get forgiveness.

[@jarischol331]

Mat Fraser, Eddie Hall, David Goggins. Somebody get these guys in one room. 😎

[@lanenelson8040]

Greg Plitt by himself is all the motivation any human needs

[@michaelmyers5705]

sorry mrgoogle David goggins little arms n legs won’t stand a chance in the power side of things.

[@dylancoss3431]

@@michaelmyers5705 have you seen David goggins

[@zainsikandar578]

Jari Schol David goggins needs different room

[@taosaraswat5913]

Dont forget Rich froning junior

[@barrymccockner3683]

“I’m gonna do today what people aren’t willing to do, so tomorrow I can do what others can’t” amazing quote

[@cindysuenewton2238]

The whole comment about you'll feel better in 10 minutes has completely changed my life.. Thank you!!!!! I work my ass off.. And I'm 41 years old and I guarantee my workouts are powerful all because of that statement!!! Good luck in 2019 games. This fan will definitely be watching!!!!!

[@teddybess54]

Humble, down to earth, no massive ego ...impressive considering what he has achieved ...big thumbs up to Mat !!!!

[@ESR66]

That actually doesn't look like somebody on roids. It looks like someone that works out hard and consistently.

[@ceciliaperez2152]

evan6629 yhep

[@Rizzerio1]

Wasn't Lance Armstrong on anabolic steroids, as well as, PED concoctions and blood doping. That guy was scrawny as ef but look how he steam rolled the competition. You can clearly tell in some cases that people like Rich Froning at late stages of the crossfit games looked like the workouts didn't even hurt or gas him one bit while everyone else flopped around like fish. There are many forms of roids too btw. Anabolics which everyone accuses these athlestes of help maintain muscle mass while cutting, which these athletes do to boost their cardiovascular capabilities. They are on the same routines as every other paid to win athlete out there. Don't just assume based on looks. Performance is a notable tell a lot of the time too.

[@Fatima502]

Susen Tiedtke was on drugs. Google her picture and you'll see how wrong you are to judge such matters by looks

[@ShiddyShad808]

Plosp Rawrs Lots of smaller people take steroids. Roofs have nothing to do with size unless gaining size is your goal. Getting too large will almost always negatively hurt any real professional athlete.

[@oskarlindholm8340]

If he had massively improved his results at 2016 I'd say PEDs all the way. You don't get that kind of improvement over time if you've competed at elit level for like five years or more. No way. After 25 years of age the body does not get better as time goes by. You improve but you improve slower and slower. Combine that with someone who has already passed the 10000 hour mark and is close to his maximum capacity and you will either stagnate or lose that edge. Technique is possible to improve at that point but you won't get stronger.

[@tomgwynfryn5597]

"If you ain't first you're last." - Ricky Bobby

[@_JS96]

SHAKE N' BAKE, BABY

[@jim5735]

“Ricky Bobby, I was high when I said that!”

[@chiefprimo5827]

Yeah baby! !!

[@peterbalac1915]

Second is ist of the loser's David coulthard said that in F1

[@attractive6607]

this quote is the biggest bullshit of the country

[@chettster]

Being that dedicated is no joke. Hard work. I give Mat a great deal of credit and respect.

[@joketsu100]

He pretty much does handstand push ups on rings and all you people can talk about is "shifting weights" and "kipping"

[@JANJAN-vw3km]

joketsu100 its hard but nothing compared to top gymnasts.

[@RememberThisShow]

That's true, I'm not hating on the guy or anything. It's just that he's the "fittest man" with in the confines of this one contest. If it were pure running, or pure power lifting, or gymnastics he'd loose hard. Plus I'm sure theres some chemistry at work here, just like ever other sport.

[@mikemichaels4500]

He is using his legs on the ring straps to hold himself in a handstand.

[@aabb1166]

True, "fit" is pretty relative. Although Crossfit takes into consideration all the aspects and principles that make up sport, fitness, and skill. You call it "pure", but that's the specific sport you list. Where as CrossFit includes running, power lifting, gymnastics and more so it forces the athletes to be mainly a generalist and not a sport specific specialist. "CrossFit is not a specialized fitness program but a deliberate attempt to optimize physical competence in each of ten recognized fitness domains"

[@Jack-th7tz]

aabb1166 Look up Ido Portal, I believe those guys are more of what you're talking about. Complete movers, crossfit is very limited compared to what they do.

[@jimmypendergast3752]

I wasn't gonna go work out today after getting off of graveyard but I will now. Matt your a stud bro. Awesome

[@ramrand9960]

Among all the videos I've watched this was one of the most real, raw and inspiring videos.

[@Belicose777]

This guy for sure has great endurance and strength. I see people saying this is the truest test of fitness. Depends on what aspect of fitness you're looking at. In terms of raw power and explosive athleticism he isn't the fittest. In terms of strength and muscular strength endurance this guy is top of the line. He's honest too. Honest and hungry. I like him.

[@HerFury369]

Wow.... Jus wow.... Such humility in the face of Victory.. Such class.... Such mental fortitude... His internal dialogue is stunning to witness....

[@AX-fx7ng]

Not a big fan of Crossfit but I like his commitment, humility & attitude.. very salt of the earth focussed and humble without any arrogance; which sometimes creeps into people who achieve

[@niveyoga3242]

He looks like a spartan warrior xD

[@Decimator-jh4gu]

That's true.

[@annabethchase227]

Nah spartan warriors look like him...

[@chrisyoung5434]

mat was my roomate in 2011. he hasnt changed. its odd even typing this about someone in my life, but he was a standup dude then and is now. thanks for your realness mat.

[@Lewdacris916]

im gonna go ahead and call bullshit!

[@chrisyoung5434]

sure if you care that much look up the 2011-2012 roster of the USOEC weightlifting program

[@Linkolite]

That's awesome man! Really cool that hasn't changed. Consistency wins.

[@aphysique]

All Natty or not, this is the true test? Testy

[@biggjakers]

I bet you did .........bitch

[@midnightaustin9287]

this Crossfit guys is my definition of a good athlete, good body, good endurance, and also good stamina

[@sukd2669]

Thanks for the video. Mat seems really down to earth. Keep it up, its inspiring.

[@maxkemper1598]

Some of these comments are beyond belief. I have nothing but respect for someone as dedicated and as passionate as Fraser. Nitpicking the title that the winner of the CrossFit Games gets instead of appreciating the motivation, willpower and hard work that this man has poured into one of the hardest sports on Earth is just sad.

[@rick15oliveira]

Everything is inside crossfit: from the most refined psychological abilities, to the most brutal strength and cardio; passing through technique, coordination, eficiency, smooth mobility & pacing. The fittest soul in the whole world! Including sniper's shot. Like in the Rogue 2019 invitational, in the olympic (winter's games) based biathlon. Really awesome.

[@vyleart4488]

Most inspiring video I have seen in a while. Honest guy.

[@gurbuzaslan7354]

What ignorant comments by some. To get to the level this guy is at is hard work, long hours and a lot of determination. He is at top level.

[@oneeyedjack2245]

2 things about this video that goes to show the determination and background of this man's ideals. First he came from an engineering field of studying , this man's no mindless jock that only 'lifts weights' as some people comment below. Second..the last question of this interview and the answer it is given. that look tells it all

[@jonschafer1356]

say what you want... Dude is doing what he loves and succeeding... Haters gonna hate;

[@chippytea.]

Lance Armstrong stylie ..make it now .fuck it later ..cash in.hand retirement sorted..i would

[@djbray7]

Steroids. 💁‍♂️

[@steveadkisson2921]

This young mans discipline and drive is truly admirable. His comments on his 2015 season is no excuses extreme ownership of his results.

[@mdaamid877]

Authenticity....!! Thank you for sharing

[@saucyllama1463]

It's so comforting knowing that people who are amazing and successful like this still struggle with anxiety.

[@letsdomath1750]

I wouldn't use the word comforting as I wouldn't wish intense anxiety bordering on panic on anyone. Self-induced anxiety like that shows that someone is forcing a result at all costs for a short-term perceived gain. He was belittling himself for a lot of his training by comparing himself to others and risked many painful bone injuries while neglecting important aspects of his life.

[@IvanHadlich]

@@letsdomath1750 good point! It's not comforting. It brings you some hope that even the champions have it, but we must fight back and get mental help asap.

[@MarioHernandez-uj8vj]

This is inspirational for me I feel like I can do what I need to seeing someone who’s gotten like this I have a role model now

[@mattcalderon258]

Still come back to this video time and time again. And still, I continued to be inspired by Mat.

[@wheelytheboy8550]

Nothing but respect for you Mat, you're seriously a boss and you're words run through my head daily when I'm training. I hope you win 1st 2k17!

[@AbulHussain-hh9rg]

Amazing training ethics. What a mind set. Legend.

[@wesharrington5937]

Great Job Matt , A Hell of a Lot of Discipline Man , I am getting tired just watching you work out

[@shandydavidutterback4827]

honesty and the ability to be genuine is something despite it being liked or not is a respectable quality. down to earth non self appraisal effort shows a side a life that is real- that it doesn't need to wear masks. thank you for posting.

[@allongtin1243]

these comments are unbelievable....never realized so many people hate on a guy that explains his dedication and commitment to being the best at something he digs. I think he is trying to say there is way more emotional benefit that is derived from this type of dedication than actually winning the championship. his tattoo of the serenity prayer says a lot about him as well. i am 57 yrs old and crossfit has been an excellent way of keeping in shape for the past 4 years. hope to be doing it when i'm 77

[@mateomarshall2959]

I give David Goggins the title of fittest man. Having the endurance to run 205 miles, yet break the 24 hour pull up record. Running Ultra's at 190lb, while most ultra runners weigh 120-140lb. Master of his body weight, yet being able to to deadlift 405 without training it. All while running 100+ miles a week, and logging 700 mile cycling weeks. The guy also has done 3 hell weeks in a year, which no one has ever done. He became a Navy SEAL as well. Once ran 800 miles in 8 weeks. What's scary is he's in the best shape of his life even now after recovering from a hole in his heart his whole life. I'm pretty sure he's won Ironman, Ultraman races. I know he got second in one of his first races, and he destroyed his bike during the same race. I think the ultra is a 6.2 mile swim, over 100 miles biking, and a marathon. These guys are two different athletes, but considering David is much more of a hybrid athlete. David Goggins is the fittest man alive.

[@Ozzyisunavailable]

watched his joe rogan interview, that dude is just on another level

[@mateomarshall2959]

@@Ozzyisunavailable his book is even better. Unreal.

[@jblake615]

He’s an endurance and body weight athlete. Fraser would wipe his ass in any kind of Crossfit workout. Mat’s fitter than Goggins

[@mateomarshall2959]

@@jblake615 Depends on your definition of fittest man. I give goggins the edge because he's multidimensional with his fitness. The ability to lift heavy weights, master body weight, and run over 200 miles. If I was going to battle, I choose this guy over someone whose just good at crossfit. Goggins workouts are likely way more sadistic and twisted than this guy as well. He wouldn't be whipped in a workout. I doubt he could lift more obviously but that's not what he trains. But could Mat train how goggins does daily? I highly doubt it.

[@yo-mu8nk]

I read that book “can’t hurt me” absolutely!’ 💯the fittest man on earth! Yes Matt Fraser worked hard and dedicated himself but Goggins said to “govern your mind” take control of the pain and suffer don’t be 40% of yourself! Absolutely Goggins is the fittest man on earth!

[@TheKneehighh]

The first 1:30 minutes of this is pure gold - so many motivational quotes

[@topsysdad1]

Legend, used to train everyday on his own in his basement. Just absolutely driven to succeed, even when he was studying to be an engineer, his work ethic and mindset were amazing

[@jedielder7970]

We enjoyed watching the video. It made my wife and I realize more what commitment is... kept having to tell each other that this was "your job," LOL. Anyway, I wish you would have also included what your diet consisted of, how many calories a day, etc. Otherwise, you are one of the greatest athletes around. Good luck to you. Cheers.

[@bizzybugseverywhere7801]

theres a video on his diet , search it

[@vaughanscott7308]

When you think of the billions of people on the planet and you get recognised as the fittest person on earth. That is just incredible. I really do think cross fit athletes are the fittest on earth as their sport encompasses everything speed, strenght endurance , flexibility.

[@ComeToThySelektor]

fuck. My heart went heavy watching him talk about the alone time he puts in his gym. shit hit home

[@tipangabadenhorst6299]

THIS IS AMAZING - so powerful

[@theedon501]

Eventually this man will get his credit and go down as one of the greatest athletes of all time.

[@coreyoldknow272]

I started Cross fit 3 weeks ago and I love it . It takes about 6 visits but then you want more

[@marlenarybak4855]

I have so much respect for you Matt ☺️, you are incredible, you should be proud of yourself, well done 💪

[@bpunia6555]

Lots of respect for the Young man,pure hard work,dedication honest trustworthy person 💯%

[@jonathanhollier3314]

This is 22 minutes of Matt basically explaing a Champion's mindset! Rare breed 💯👍💪❤

[@cyrillepottier7601]

A legend is born on crossfit, everybody knows your name, you work had for this, respect!!!! A french supporter

[@alexysq2660]

*@Cyrille Pottier* ...Mais, bah oui; c'est en vrai tout archi-magnifique, lui, hein?! Moi, je l'adore trop [ ...j'suis une meuf, au fait ({; > ...! ] !!

[@user-dt1rp4ic1x]

I love how when people see a great physic from any athlete they immediately resort to saying they are on roids or hate on the sport and what hard work and effort they put in. Its honestly hilarious

[@fazeacademy23]

Well done man! Great work.

[@ryanwells5303]

Real shit this is one of the most inspiring vids ever. I like his no bs mentality

[@jambojambo313]

A good all round down-to-earth sort of chap.

[@kulorfulkush1246]

"He might not be perfect, but hes gonna work harder than anyone else" my goal is to reach 3rd place in the games.

[@waaromleefik2]

Props to this guy for not removing his chesthair to look more muscilar. Love from Holland ;)

[@meganneedham5272]

AGREED

[@HitankarRay]

full respect. He is honest and exposes the truth being the best.

[@trinidadsanchez3342]

Inspirational

[@josephh4539]

Reminds me of Crixus The Champion of Capua.

[@billderinbaja3883]

I have great admiration for your dedication and perseverance... it takes enormous mental will. There are different types of fitness. You wouldn't do well in a deep swimming pool against a high school water polo player, let alone a world class polo player. It all depends on what you train for.

[@detrapayne61]

It is really fascinating to watch the journey of crossfit athletes or any athlete actually. How their bodies change and grow as they continue their work. Mat from 2 years ago is not the same Mat as in this video I can only imagine what he looks like this summer.

[@rohan4872]

Great documentary! What’s the song playing in the first 1 min 20 seconds?

[@Kevin-np3sx]

Whoever does the videography for these crossfit athletes is talented.

[@LiftingVeganLogic]

Song that starts at 11:25 ??? Solid documentary btw. He words the mental struggle of maintaining 100% effort so well.

[@Activ8]

Very nice movie, man! Such an inspiring story!!

[@rahul-qm9fi]

That shot of steam coming off his body was cool

[@RobinHood-yk8og]

World's best exerciser. Zero pull-ups were harmed done during filming.

[@zerologue467]

i loved this guy & all the competitors of crossfit they r fkn strong as hell! Respect

[@juansamudio1171]

But I love his hard work keep it up💪🏼

[@The-Henry-girls]

I love this dude..... he is the real deal

[@Quodge]

Everyone a badass until they start doing burpees with Iron Wolf.

[@lah8102]

Hahaha u r so right

[@BrandonHerzG]

Wolf pack is everywhere!

[@linacaicedo3753]

Te admiro♥️ que disciplina tan increíble! ! eres un crackkk!!!

[@BodyCulinary]

Much appreciation for this video. Shout out from Central America.

[@mylesfarias750]

Frickin beast! 10 years of Olympic lifting. All the man had to do was learn to walk on his hands

[@seiryusly1657]

"And that, that was when I knew I could do this"

[@naeemsalemi1712]

Dude how the fuck do these people stay motivated I mean after each workout they feel like dying and they keep going. Mad respect

[@CLOS2310]

Dope Doc. Best of luck Matt!

[@ashkeeoh]

I respect this man so much, always looking up to him.

[@jackjarkin340]

Mae G. Bhahahaha fucking why CrossFit is trash

[@TheOutdoorlife78]

Special forces of CrossFit ! The man is a beast and pure legend of CrossFit

[@supercontious]

wow super motivated focused and driven

[@wickedprinc3624]

He seems like a real cool dude, smart down to earth guy.

[@scottcameron2255]

This just made me put my phone down and go to the gym haha

[@gina7800]

Bad Ass....sooooo motivating....Love ya Mat!!

[@diogobarbosa5339]

This hype me so much , its an inspiration !

[@browneyerosebud]

I tried CrossFit in December. I quit after 2 weeks. Really tough. Wish I stuck with it. I’ll give it a go once I get back from my holiday.

[@ineurodreams]

I respect this guy, and his body and mind is at a level that is amazing! ...but the whole time I'm watching this I kept thinking about that quote from Kenny Powers "I play real sports, not try to be the best at exercising"

[@GhostRider-xz5he]

its different here

[@fingerstinger7479]

It's more like an art, than a sport.

[@somebody9112]

LOL

[@BluAlphaGamez]

FingerStinger yes

[@lambspeedpainting8307]

Crossfit pullups....

[@joshuacarton457]

Motivating. Putting in hard hard work. Whether placing in a competition or not.. still pushing your personal limits. Most won't go there.

[@ghuff31]

I got no problem with the title, its just a title. It may seem odd to some, but he's found something he really loves to do and he's also gifted at it. I give him props for that.

[@AnthonyCiccotto]

Great vid. Hes very inspiring! BEAST! 💪😃👍

[@erkhembayarenkhtaivan2630]

I like how he is honest about the stress about competing

[@miltos9560]

1:11 this is actually pretty cool looking, surprised no one has mentioned it.

[@jaynuxx09]

Yo that’s some anime rage mode shih ahahahaha

[@devinanderson1926]

That’s my favorite line too man!

[@BlueLineGroovy]

I love this motivational video.

[@milkobaldwin5003]

Discipline & dedication 🏆

[@Big-yh8wz]

wolverine has a child, he grows up and the writers and figure out wtf the movies about but mat fraser plays him. mat is the new wolverine

[@and-g4878]

I respect this guy s intensity on his kraft ! HOWEVER ! I felt the whole time that he is trying to prove something to someone or himself ! He seems very concerned about Others and what they doing and thinking 🤔

[@dave_thomas]

Excellent Documentary. Very Motivating.