"YOU AREN'T WORKING OUT HARD ENOUGH"

[@eddieburrows9289]

Great stats just got into training after retiring at 67 made me feel good when I hav'nt ran in 10 years and still can do a mile in 7.5 mins. Love your channel.

[@frankr5443]

Inspiring stuff! Nice to know I am at least hitting all of those minimal standards at 72. Goal setting is tough, because at this point, most areas of fitness are not getting better. The challenge seems to be to slow the rate at which they are getting worse.

[@marthyangue319]

Are the weights for bench and deadlifts one rep maxes? Bit worried I've never been fit.

[@frankschopp8748]

Thank you again. It does make me think if I am pushing myself. At age 66 I wish there was a model for us old farts. I thought I was doing enough but I am sure I can do 11% more. Either way still going to keep working out every day because if I dont I know what happens.

[@OfficialBobbyMaximus]

Just work a little harder. You’ve got this.

[@e.t.english8796]

Much love, been on this issue myself, id go in push myself hard be so fatigued i have a trainer and prep my meals and macro. And i find myself fatigue then im like did i do my best, and feel like i havnt, but my body said i did, and i try to figure out whether or not i feed myswlf excuses

[@StraitjacketFitness]

Are you having a stroke?

[@d.owenpowell9023]

Okay, I understand. That said I am 78 years old, I let myself go some years back. Got sick and let myself go more. I looked at the weight scale. It read 278. I was 5ft 11in and had shrunk 1 inch. I knew I had to do something. I lost 66 lbs. and going for thirty more. I have joined a gym. A bit of definition, strength, and balance is my goal. Man boobs, and musculature first. I'm not seeing many results. What's to do? At this point, F.R.A.N. is not possible at this time, as the rest. I'd probably be running in my next life if I tried at this point and the basic fitness test? I would get an honorary F, for exemplary fuc*ing around. Advice?

[@maddogsstar]

Is that a Lego eye of Sauron in the background?

[@OfficialBobbyMaximus]

It sure is. Such an amazing build.

[@StraitjacketFitness]

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[@StraitjacketFitness]

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[@StraitjacketFitness]

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[@stinkyham9050]

So much BS. This guy is or was a trainer?! He's confusing hard work with results. If I can't lift a certain amount of weight that doesn't necessarily mean it's from a lack of effort. It could mean that I'm new to lifting or I'm working my way up to that weight or something else effecting my training. So if someone goes into the weight room for the first time that means they aren't working hard enough until they can hit the numbers this guy pulled out of his ass? Yes, his ass....because he's just googling shit and then calling it verified information with zero context of the person he's refering to. Is the average man you're talking about 6'5" or 5'5". Do you not think the strength potential between those 2 individuals would be vastly different? This is just a shit video with no substance.

[@greggsimmons5136]

😂 my wife is an ex pro bodybuilder. Old school is the best. These guys r clowns.

[@OfficialBobbyMaximus]

Why are we clowns?

[@tomsoleymanbik3266]

Bobby you just lost alot of my respect. These things are skills. Example 50m freestyle I could swim it in 33 secs when I was 100 pounds overweight and now I can do it in 30secs but I was a state level swimmer even when I was bigger I would be faster than most. Absolutely stupid.