Lee Haney Mass Fuel

[@grumblydoore8551]

Always had class. Real old fashioned man

[@soulsergeant]

TotaLEE

[@kevinklopfer9146]

Lee Haney the Mr O with the best balance between mass and aesthetics.

[@soulsergeant]

TOTALEE

[@zenfitnutrition8908]

0:27 TWIN LAB 0:55 MASS ULTIMATE GOAL 1:32 Bodybuilding 1:56 Lee Poses 2:27 DAY 1 Lat PullDowns 3:32 Barbell Rows 4:32 Cable Rows 5:47 CHEST BENCH PRESS 6:46 Incline Barbell Press 7:54 Dumbbell Flys 9:08 DAY 2 Shoulders and Arms Military Press 10:22 Side Laterals 11:22 Upright Rows 12:33 ARMS Barbell Curl 13:39 Preacher Curls 14:41 Triceps Pushdowns 15:47 Lying French Press 16:54 LEGS Leg Extensions 18:06 Squats 19:12 Hamstring Curls 20:28 Stiff Leg Deadlifts 21:44 CALVES Standing Toe Raises 22:30 TOTALLY AWESOME just like LEE . Thank You, TONY ZEN

[@JosephLamb1989]

What is day 3? I think day 2 is long as hell lol

[@edwardkulcsar4040]

I do believe Lee and Arnold are the best to ever do it!! Perfect blend of mass, symmetry, and definition. Pros nowadays with the bubble guts and 25 in arms, too big too look good... my opinion.

[@wpowolfpackinternational8346]

Facts

[@curtisjlloyd7601]

Sergio Oliva can't be left out

[@Hengel_Andrews]

Nah Arnold was not symmetric he was just the best ever at body posing. He’d eliminate disguise all his negatives and accentuate his positives. He used his great vacuum pose to hide his stomach width.

[@supernovamoore6175]

Robbie Robinson is a OG as well

[@edwardkulcsar4040]

Yes he is!!! He looks like he can compete as of today!!! MONSTER!! Good call

[@robertriefer9312]

Lee is my favorite bodybuilder of all time.

[@ianappleton8311]

This is the bodybuilding I remember as a kid it blew my mind 💪

[@bittugym8282]

king of bodybuilding ❤

[@ambushedimagination1931]

I grew up with Arnold thrust in my face, he had an unfair advantage in my life simply from Hollywood. Later when I paid more of a mature look into what bodybuilding was and what it takes to even compete at an Olympia level, it was Haney. I love Yates, Cutler, Zane. Haney was in my eyes the king of the mtn.

[@maxpowers4436]

???? He went to Hollywood he wsnt born there wut are you talking about

[@ironray123]

Who here remembers "Lee Haney's Workout" on ESPN? My training partner used to sneak into the Hilton lounge to watch it on their flat screen T.V. every (whatever) night it was on.

[@actionfigurescollectionssu7854]

Mr. 8 time Olympia Champion

[@rwilkins4079]

Awesome video! Smart training routine. This is the reason behind his longevity in bodybuilding

[@anthonymartino9917]

He actually retires extremely young compared to others. But after Haney the writing was on the walls for the ultra mass monsters with massive everything and shit symmetry.

[@sambutler5397]

The latest from the greatest

[@wpowolfpackinternational8346]

Facts

[@collin355]

Bodybuilding died when Lee Haney retired 😢

[@soulsergeant]

Facts

[@kevinsamuels3140]

All this mass shit done ruined bodybuilding.😂

[@lovesgibson]

Although I like dorian and felt like his mass was impressive… I’d have to agree. The influx of synthetic HGH, insulin, IGF, and whatever other peptides and weird stuff they added in the 90s and later on just absolutely ruined bodybuilding. Changed it from being impressive to, “wow, these guys are clearly on boatloads of drugs. This doesn’t resemble a natural human body in any way”

[@jimcarson2977]

what a load of bs . Yes Lee Haney was great but real bodybuilding started early 90s . too many pros had the perfect physique too . I can name few . Kevin levrone .Theirry Pastel . Aaron baker . Shawn ray . Benaziza and many many more

[@underdogboy9752]

​@@jimcarson2977but they never won any Olympia 😂😂😂😂😂

[@theblackmambaplague]

That looks like a dopeazzz gym! The vibes are it!

[@pratiksengupta3534]

The Great 'LEE HANEY'🙏

[@ahmadbinfadzil8258]

Lee Harney quite low profile but he was 8 times Mr.O. He was a Legend.

[@dwaneasley9119]

@KauaiPoundahs exactly

[@wpowolfpackinternational8346]

Arnold Lee Ronnie true Legends the best Evers

[@anthonymartino9917]

The thing Lee had over every other single bodybuilder is his roundness and his shoulder to waist ratio TRY FINDING THAT TODAY! His waist to shoulder ratio was insane and his back was one of the best ever in bodybuilding period His biceps were however not so strong. But everything else was there especial back chest and shoulders and legs were excellent too. The later ones Cutler, Coleman, and the rest had thick large waist. Dorian waist was ok at the beginning then it went to shit too. But Lee ALWAYS came in sharp and the smallest waist to shoulder ratio for the prefect symmetry of upper body every time. He had the smallest waist with the biggest back upper body ever.

[@gokublack3107]

So you forgot about flex wheeler?

[@guntertorfs6486]

His legs were not a strong point either. They were ok , but nothing more than that , especially compared to his torso.

[@850pimpn]

Lee Haney Most Muscular still looks good in 2k21!

[@dr7027]

20.23!!! Lmao! Half a leg!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙏🏼🙏🏼 Lee Haney, the greatest of all time baby 😉😜

[@MCWAY1]

This isn't quite the Mass Fuel video I remember, the one I actually have on VHS. The old Mass Fuel was an entire kit. It had a pre-workout protein shake, a post-workout shake, and the most GOD-AWFUL, ABYSMAL-TASTING protein bars that were the size of chalkboard erasers (imagine unsweetened baker's chocolate, mixed with sand or mud). There was also a manual to go with the video.

[@soulsergeant]

Yeah the bars back then were gross. Amino fuel bar and mass fuel bar

[@MCWAY1]

@@soulsergeant The Champion Nutrition bars were good, particularly the Superheavyweight Gainer Bar. If they had those to replace the Mass Fuel bars, the old Mass Fuel Kit would have been perfect.

[@orlandotruitt5997]

Arnold had no legs

[@postrock3374]

@@orlandotruitt5997 had no brains.

[@leilarouzikhah1367]

Yeah, I remember at the beginning Lee was presenting the complete Mass Fuel Set, and then the work Out began.

[@austinedmund1031]

I wish this guy would be my trainer but this will have to do.

[@robertdieder4178]

He does fitness consulting and trains. You can contact him through his website

[@tywonfoster2768]

Lee is the truth!!

[@Luisn_n]

Lee: 4 to 5 reps MAXIMUM Also Lee: does 7+ reps 😂

[@griffithstifler5027]

These guys be lying when they say 4 sets per exercise...

[@dwaneasley9119]

@@griffithstifler5027 exactly

[@samhart4663]

No he said 4 to five sets maximum lol

[@samhart4663]

@@griffithstifler5027what’s wrong with 4 sets lol

[@samhart4663]

Nothing

[@quinn88888]

The GOAT!!!

[@shravanbhadoria4104]

Amazing resourceful content!

[@robvegart]

The last of the true Olympia's.... The last who wore it well before Bloaty Building took place!

[@DarkSplash99]

His style is sort of like Serge Nubret’s, low weight but high mind to muscle connection

[@analogcrunch4716]

Low weight? He did 6 to 8 reps that's heavy for him.

[@harveytorres110]

I remember thinking the same..but then I ran across some pics of him in his younger days...Haney was strong

[@ironray123]

Lee said he benched 500 one time just to see what it felt like. But as it shows in the video, 405 was a heavy, top-end set for him.

[@stevebarnes4805]

See everyone, that's how you do bentover barbell rows and barbell bench press.

[@analogcrunch4716]

People do Yates row cuz they are lazy. I see it daily. They like going heavy bending over slightly and doing a row-shrug. Literally no one does classic barbell row.

[@ironray123]

@@analogcrunch4716 They move the bar maybe 4 inches into their lower abs while almost standing straight up! All it does is strain the lower back and rear traps.

[@WilsonDaBoss06]

@@ironray123I would argue the classic barbell row is harder on the lower back bc the leverage is way harder. I do rows both ways.

[@alexandertaylor1225]

Fantastic thank you for posting.

[@crisotero6341]

The GOAT

[@maryjoschlechty7590]

Love to watch him work out👌🏿🙋🏿‍♂️🏋🏿‍♂️

[@analogcrunch4716]

Lol he says do 6 to 8 reps and proceeds to do 12.

[@nadeemakbar5529]

If Ronnie Coleman started off in Lee's era Ronnie would have won 20 olympia titles drug free and completely natural ❤❤❤

[@soulsergeant]

In Haney’s era , you needed the physique and Presentation Skills. Ronnie was a horrible poser and would have lost that round which was 1/3 of the total score Every time. Haney was Masterful at Showcasing his Strengths.

[@swissh1]

The greatest period

[@maryjoschlechty7590]

Gorgeous Lee Haney🙋🏿‍♂️👌🏿💪🏿👍🏿🏋🏿‍♂️🦵🏿🙏🏿👏🏿❤️

[@LegendMathai]

The true GOAT

[@madong-seok2886]

你现在所做的是改变现状的关键。It's what you do right now that makes a difference. 积累跬步，立于现实，改变未来。

[@DingasPro]

Old School bodybuilders before this new bubble gut era were the best bodybuilders to look at. Amazing demonstration of muscle maturity, perfect size, perfect shoulder to waist ration and perfect symmetry. None of this nonsense of the biggest man or woman wins 🏆 😒

[@pauloyeghe1637]

So much philosophical reason in muscles. Really.I just lift weights and get massive. Get on with it weakling....just keep talking and I will keep growing bigger.

[@Wisdomancient888]

I don’t think y’all understand he did this all in one day 💀

[@soulsergeant]

@@Wisdomancient888 he did 3 filming sessions a day for his ESPN tv show .

[@rezagodarzi3865]

همینطور که خودشم میگه زندگی تو عضلات و تن سالمتر هست پس باید به تن و عقل و علم زیست که در سلامتی و بیزنس پول ساز هست اهمیت داد 😃موفق باشید💪

[@olmanrojas3224]

TWINLAB EXCELENTE MARCA amino fuel en tabletas con solo una tableta que yo tomaba al dia me ayudaba a tener un efecto ANABOLICO en todo mi cuerpo sin ir a entrenar con solo la pastilla ya mi cuerpo estaba en estado ANABOLICO lastima que mi pais COSTA RICA no a vuelto a entrar esa marca TWINLAB EXCELENTE

[@yer6348]

The last Mr Olympia to hit a vacuum pose.

[@earlcoles5215]

WRONG !!!!!!!!! 1997 Dorian Yates has the best vacuum pose.

[@ggod4185]

My torn bicept won't allow me to do rows 😭😭😭

[@eliasmontellomintello2941]

Big lee hanney

[@josephdonnelly3169]

Everything was number 1; everything can’t be number 1. Sorry, I love Lee as a 8x Olympia champ, just hate he still says he was never on steroids. It’s an insult to one’s intelligence. Don’t get me wrong, he had an unbelievable physique.

[@soulsergeant]

He doesn’t discuss his anabolic usage. When I trained with him he actually complimented me on building a natural physique using his training programs.

[@josephdonnelly3169]

@@soulsergeant that would be ok if he chose not to discuss his usage, it became illegal in 1990 so not discussing it is understandable, and frankly no one’s business. Fact is he does discuss it, and claims he never took any PED’s of any kind. Because he is still vocal about so many other things related to bodybuilding I think this ruins his credibility, it’s just my opinion and I am not a 8x Olympia winner. Thanks for responding

[@aintdatsnipes177]

TotalLee

[@socloseagain4298]

Wait so in this program u train 3 days then rest 1 and then repeat is that it?

[@soulsergeant]

Yes

[@socloseagain4298]

@@soulsergeant Thx for answer! But for low long to do this program like that?

[@retro161]

If only Lee had Robby Robinson arms …… imagine that.

[@joelgqllo2488]

Lee haney

[@tywonfoster2768]

Flex wheeler had great symmetry as well. Should've been crowned. But, like the earlier comment. They want a whole bunch of mass. Not a great physique.

[@dlcrafter2358]

Flex Wheeler had never good symmetry. He has biggest bubble gut even than Ronnie bit he masked it. Furthermore he has synthol everywhere. Dude wasn't neither big nor aesthetic. Lee Haney steamroll him.

[@guntertorfs6486]

@@dlcrafter2358 By some glasses , and some honesty while you're at it.

[@Jastore]

Що мається на увазі коли говорять про 4-5 сетів, це тільки робочі сети чи розминка також? Ли казав відпочивати між підходами 30-45 секунд у іншому відео.

[@SuperbizonR]

He is a great bodybuilder, but not everything he shows in this video is right.

[@soulsergeant]

For the equipment and exercise science available at the time he was pretty darned good.

[@kmetzgr9594]

Why does the gym floor look carpeted?

[@soulsergeant]

Gyms used carpet in 1991 when the video was produced

[@anthonymartino9917]

@@soulsergeant Not all gyms did As I would know.

[@LRL.]

Wait so where was day 3, i'm guessing it's Triceps & Legs?

[@soulsergeant]

Day One : chest & back. Day two arms and shoulders. Day 3 : Legs

[@LRL.]

​@@soulsergeant From personal experience I don't advise this split to anyone. The concept is good but in practice it is not. It is far more beneficial to train major muscle groups on separate days with secondary muscle groups.

[@JayBuccola]

You never see videos of this guy throwing heavy weight around. He probably trained heavy with low reps and lower form, but he never put that shit out to warp the minds of beginners. Yates and Coleman destroyed the sport.

[@soulsergeant]

This is the weight he used all the time. He never maxed out. He benched 350, squatted no more than 315 , Barbell rowed 185 and no Deadlifting

[@jodycameron-roy2544]

@@soulsergeant I get the impression he did barbell rows in a very explosive, checkmark-like fashion, meaning he didn't need to use as much weight to stimulate the faster twitch fibers in the back, along the lines suggested by Fred Hatfield. I find his back training especially interesting because he seemed to have a unique way of doing basic exercises and developed one of the best backs of all time without a remarkable amount of weight or injury. Would really like to understand it better.

[@viktormichael821]

"DA Pectorial mussels".

[@orlandotruitt5997]

Why?

[@MrCannonsdad]

Great bodybuilder. Great man but Don’t stand on a box for bent over row. No point. You never go that low without rounding your back.

[@balsonnaoshekpam5680]

Big body

[@frikandelkroket9335]

Second

[@allarkuus7661]

First...? 🙄

[@ironray123]

Lee: "The heavy Barbell Bench Press is the best way I know of to rip your pec tendon right off the bone. They are a staple in my routine!"

[@earlcoles5215]

I recommend that you bench press more often then

[@marek_petrovsky]

Technique, consistency, small steps in increasing weight.

[@manueldelacruz7529]

Fundamentals

[@MangoSlade.]

Champ didn't do deep squats at all.

[@GOKU2693]

After Arnold Lee is second best

[@wpowolfpackinternational8346]

After them then Big Ronnie Coleman

[@curtisjlloyd7601]

Sergio Oliva was the best, no one could match his differential, that trimmed waistline coupled with superb musculature

[@gokublack3107]

Is this him after he retired? 1991

[@soulsergeant]

It was filmed 6 months before he retired

[@gokublack3107]

@@soulsergeant ooh .ok I was wondering,thanks

[@AxelFoley-sb5re]

Lee had a great body but I just didn’t find his body very impressive.

[@soulsergeant]

If you saw him in person as I did you would have been awe struck

[@AxelFoley-sb5re]

@@soulsergeant I don’t disagree! I have a lot of respect for him and how much information he gives out.

[@guntertorfs6486]

@@soulsergeant I did , in the 1985 Olympia ( i'm a 55 year old Belgian ) and he was very aesthetic for his size , but i found his arms and legs not to be in complete proprtion to his torso. His torso was BIG though.

[@hmabra3337]

tenderness in the knees.......go see a massage therapist.

[@hotpocketjdd8279]

It’s crazy to me that there just ppl out there that make yt channels to post old videos such as these like there really is an audience for anything on the internet

[@Live-Fitness]

Lee is the GOAT, not ronnie or Arnold

[@djzrobzombie2813]

😂

[@bowdezaufa2609]

Damn got us with the cookie cutter routine...guess it would be foolish to broadcast his actual training that supported his career being #1.

[@soulsergeant]

I used his routines and diets to build my physique and I paid him for personal training. He trained with basic exercises and built a Totalee Awesome Physique.

[@bowdezaufa2609]

@@soulsergeant that's wild. I do twice the training and feel like I'm not pushing hard enough at times. But I have gotten good results from much less training as well.

[@foxybrown2]

upright rows are bad for the shoulders and behind the back military press is a no no also. Terrible for the shoulders

[@analogcrunch4716]

Btn press is fine

[@aditya9896]

Depends on individual's shoulder mobility and arm length. These guys are genetically gifted and of course have stronger, more resilient joints and ligaments something no gear can provide. But there are plenty of alternative to these exercises. For shoulders cables can be replaced with free weights. Again Lee is a great trainer and understands his sport very well but a physical trainer is always your best bet for strength training, everyone is built different and can have certain shortcomings. ✌️

[@neus991]

If you can't, you are not made for that

[@gustavodominguez69]

💋🥰🥰❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥🥰🥰🥰❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥😘😘😘