THE WORST SPORTS!?

THE WORST SPORTS!?
#sports #athletes #workingout #podcastclips #gym

[@fraserbowes1037]

"Super high endurance is never gonna benefit you in the long run" The irony 😂

[@Stephen-ie7uq]

Beat me to it!

[@willcleal8937]

😂we were all thinking it

[@thebilbygod8626]

Gotta be the worst take I've ever heard

[@poorguy2839]

This guy never heard about heart issues lol

[@Youallbowdown]

it actually does help in the long run

[@arttuhonkasalo427]

Cardio will benefit your heart and lungs and thus increase your life expectancy.

[@djLagwayEnjoyer]

Dude clearly isn’t talking about just doing cardio. He’s talking about people who do cardio to the extreme point where they have completely ate away at their muscle and bodyfat

[@tomk6292]

Having stronger healthier internal organs is much more helpful in the long run than muscle mass. Just ask [name of some bodybuilder who didn’t see 40]

[@jpgrignon1]

This is such a podcast opinion

[@willcleal8937]

I used to weigh 104kg and did 5-6 bench, squat, deadlift sessions per week. I was very strong and had a lot of muscle mass but I did not feel healthy. I started cycling 10miles to and from work 5 days per week 6 months ago, I now weigh 86kg and have lost a significant amount of muscle and fat but feel as healthy as I can remember and am bradycardic with a resting HR of between 40-50. I believe in the long run this is probably better.

[@maximusthegoat8034]

To put your mind under long term physical stress and suffering is something someone like him wouldn’t understand… STAY HARD

[@Lemonade77770]

He just mad we won’t be getting heart attacks at 50

[@soogacoda]

Just lift as heavy as u can and try to walk 10000 steps everyday

[@EddyMc]

This guy

[@nicowolf2757]

Terrible opinion with zero experience.

[@BeauPhillips-pc2vw]

Well let’s start at ur forehead and go down

[@BeauPhillips-pc2vw]

Bro no