People tend to forget how long ago (in terms of fitness science) it was when Bruce was doing all this stuff. He didn't have access to all the information we do now, and came up with most of his diet and training through careful study and practice. That's what makes it all so interesting. To see what he got right all those years ago. Also as someone who lives in Asia and has done for years, seeing you eat that congee was painful haha.
There was pro bodybuilding back then, and there was access to information trough books and magazines. Only difference is that there was no google and TH-cam back then.
The big reason stuff like his pre-workout meal were so creative was because it was before supplements and pre-workout shakes and so on were even a thing so he was basically figuring it out by trial and error It's why so many body builders have admired him, he was way before his time
Oyster sauce was accidentally created when a food stall vendor accidentally left some oysters simmering all day and found that they'd reduced to a syrupy sauce. It was enough of a hit he quit his job and founded a sauce company. Modern versions have salt, sugar, and soy sauce added.
“Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless, like Ollie. If you put Ollie into a cup, he becomes the cup. You put Ollie in a teapot, he becomes the teapot. Put him in a bottle, he becomes the bottle. Ollie can flow, or he can crash. Be Ollie, my friend.” -Bruce Lee
I so wish bruce lee still lived today to throw crazy challenges to other youtubers that only him can complete like “1000 pushups in 2 minutes challenge” or “one finger handstand pushup challenge while eating greg doucette’s anabolic french toast” it would be absolutely crazy
"Empty your mind. Be formless, shapeless like water. You put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle, it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend."- Bruce Lee. Good video will I enjoyed it
This is my favorite “eating like *blank* for a day” video you’ve done so far. Firstly, because Bruce Lee was a very huge and influential role model for me growing up. Especially, to my older brother who essentially raised us. Many of his teachings and beliefs were taught or instilled in us. I appreciate you bringing such a mountain of a man to light and giving a small insight into his routine. People of such caliber have always been scarce; especially in today’s day in age. There’s a lot to learn from individuals, like him. Secondly, (as always) your video made me chuckle and laugh, several times out loud. I was genuinely interested from the start. Learned some information I didn’t know. And was entertained the whole time. You raise the bar with every video you do, Will. Keep up the good work, I’m very happy to have found your channel and to view your content.
Am I the only one who gets so excited and waits for Will’s videos? Cause his videos are the highlight of my day! Like I just get so hyped at 11 pm here lol!!💛
This workout was very early on when Bruce Lee was first introduced to body building by a friend. By the time he made Enter the Dragon he was mostly doing circuit training. Really enjoyed this one. That intro was next level
That's true, I think his best shape was in the big boss, in Enter the Dragon was such a great ripped physique, but quite unhealthy and underweight due to over stress and drugs abuse I personally think it was "one" of the reasons of his early passing.
On the topic of tender meats - I read/watched somewhere that Chinese restaurants (maybe not all of them, don't know how true it is) usually work with lower quality meat cuts to keep the prices down. Those are usually more chewy and so they soak the meats in water with baking soda mixed in for about 20-30min to an hour and the result is incredibly tender meat. Tried it, have been preparing meat that way ever since.
His breakfast is definitely a Hong Kong breakfast. If you ever get congee again, try pork or fish with a fried breadstick on the side. Liver and salted fish is def not for a western palate. Also his like for powdered milk is giving me flashbacks to my grandma who would reconstitute powdered milk and then freeze it.
I mean, how dissimilar is the salted fish from bacalão? I've seen salt cod and potato balls on menus in Maryland, and people generally seem to enjoy it. I think the liver is the biggest issue, TBH, but that's still better than pidan.
@@erinb4237 Pidan is the thing I love the most in congee. I’m one of those people who love pidan even by itself, but I understand it’s not for everyone
@@Memequeen89 pidan is the only food other than mayo that has actually made me sick in public. I'm normally not picky whatsoever, but that is my Waterloo. I'll do shirasu, chicken feet, etc no problem. Organ meat isn't my favorite, but I can normally eat enough to be polite. Pidan is death lmao
@@FernandoNoki he did Bale's American Psycho diet. But there's a lot of more Bale diets to pick and choose from. Just look at the man's multiple body transformations
"You can milk anything if you squeeze hard enough." *Later* "can you milk an oyster?" *Also Later* "it taste like reptile milk. You know like an animal that would be really hard to milk."
I was a huge fan of Bruce Lee and I loved all of his movies especially enter the dragon and to see my favorite TH-camr do this diet was one of the best parts of my day
As an Asian American, I was supper happy that he at least tried the Pork liver in the Pork and Fish Liver congee. He didn’t like it, and of course that is okay. I was happy he didn’t say anything negative or disgusting or made fun of the food/culture.
About organ meat: chop up the liver (chicken or pork), roast it on onions, add salt and pepper, add some rice or potatoes and pickles to your plate, and its pretty tasty. High in protein too.
Just got out of a 22 hour fast, starving. Woke up at 4:30 am, prepared some oatmeal and eggs, and sit down to find a Tennyson video on one of my favourite martial artists ever. What a great start to the day!
I just have to say, I thought this video was amazing! One of my favorites so far. A lot of it was relatable (especially the nunchuck training lol). As a martial artist myself, Bruce Lee is one of my biggest role models. I even once did a biography on him for a school project. Sadly, I did not get to learn about his diet and exercise routine, so seeing this was amazing. Seeing the way your role models trained makes you feel like you finally got the whole story. I knew he had a very strict diet & workouts, but I was disappointed that I never got more details. Now that I’ve seen it, it’s no question as to why he was one of the best. And the time he was alive, there was more limited knowledge on nutrition, so seeing how much thought he put into everything was brilliant. It was probably one of his natural habits as a philosopher. I’ll also be trying a few of these exercise routines! They make a lot of sense. Again, thank you for this awesome video 👏👏👏
Man, you don't even know how much this video made me happy! I just started getting really into martial arts recently and Bruce Lee is my role model. Really glad you did this!
(Mon,Wed,Fri) Warm Up: 1)Jumping rope for 30 minutes 2)Cycling for 45 minutes (10+ resistance) Martial art: Wing Chun Training(Three Unarmed forms, Two Armed forms, Air dummy complete form, Wooden dummy form Iron palm exercise for 100 reps each. Red hand palm exercise for 50 reps each. Iron shin bone condition for 20 reps each. Iron calves condition for 2 minutes. Iron head condition for 30 reps Lin Wan Kuen On Wing Chun Sandbag Canvas: Low = 1 minutes High = 45 seconds Double Punches = 30 seconds Lin Wan Gerk For 3 minutes
To all the celebrities out there, when are we going to see an “I tried Ollie’s diet and exercise for a day?” Another great video Will! Thank you for making Thursday’s and Sunday’s bearable!
Will puts a lot of effort into his editing. It shows, and I really appreciate it. He makes awesome, entertaining, and pretty educational videos. Love this guy.
very smart to eat liver with lots of heme iron. High heme intake is associated with increased risk of several cancers, including colorectal cancer, pancreatic cancer and lung cancer. Likewise, the evidence for increased risks of type-2 diabetes and coronary heart disease associated with high heme intake is compelling
I’m impressed you took this challenge. Nice work sir. I would love to workout like Bruce Lee but I don’t have all the equipment in my home or at my neighborhood gym.
I love you dumped the salad in the pasta.... so me! I loved Bruce Lee. Learned Nunchucks back in the 70’s in high school, lots of bruises but I kept going and became great at it. Love your videos... thank you for being there... you always help me smile ❤️
Nunchucks are one of those things that you either learn REALLY quickly or just never at all, especially if you start with real hard wood ones. I love playing with those things almost as much as I love watching first timers 😁
My elbows are messed up and I'm pretty sure it's bcuz of all the times I've smacked the with nunchucks. Sometimes I'll put my arm on the arm rest and my elbow will touch it wrong and I'll get nerve pain that shoots through my arm
Hey will! Just want you to know that you've really inspired me to take care of my body and also lift. Please don't stop making lit videos man. They're literally one of the things I look forward to for the week. Massive fan from Philippines 🇵🇭
Will, vegetables are like the car that drives protein around you body efficiently and on time. A typical high protein diet can cause a "traffic jam" from time to time, eat alot more veggies for maximum gainz
I remember in a book i read once, it said bruce lee often trained 4hrs a day/session. I used to think that was crazy long, but now as an adult that has also prioritizes fitness, 4hrs for a workout is easy and sometimes not long enough. Mixing gym and martial arts, 4hrs flies by. I also remember in the book, bruce designed a few of the weight machines we use nowadays. But it didn't specify which ones.
This video was awesome, super entertaining!!!!! Thank you, Will. You make me feel happier with each upload. I don’t usually comment but I keep up with all your videos. Take care!
Hi Will! I have to say that you really inspire me to live healthier and be more active than I already am. So thanks for that. I've had congee before and it is terrible! My Chinese friends made me try beef congee and it was like eating warm jelly. The nun chuk thing is really tough but you got the hang of it quickly! Anyway thanks for another great vid and give Ollie a nice pet for me!
recently got into fitness and started watching form correction videos..will tennyson popped up 1 day..now i have watched almost 80 percent of his video..love this guy!
I’m actually really impressed by the relative strength of Bruce Lee. Doing weighted pushups with 80 pounds on his back. French press with 65 pounds. For a lean guy who trained for me speed and endurance that’s really good strength
@@grumpyolddan for me, Gregg's content is very limiting and Wills is more in depth with a different outlook completely and I enjoy the seperateness of each contributor. With the collab coming up of Gregg training Will I'm not so keen to see too much of Gregg on Will. Just my own feelings, thks
That "juice" reminded me of something I used to make. Carrot, broccoli, spinach, garlic and honey. Think there might have been one more veggie but can't remember. Yes, it was in a blender just like this. There was a *lot* of pulp.
Excuse me you said he was famous for a one finger punch. But he was actually famous for the ONE INCH PUNCH . And he learned this from GRAND MASTER YIP MAN MASTER of WING CHUN KUNG FU when he was a teen growing up in HONGKONG. I would like to know where did you his diet and recipe from ? Other then that . Great video.
Bruce Lee died over 40 years ago at a young age but his influence still carries to this day. That was enjoyable Will!
rip
Imagine being so fit that your body couldnt handle some weed, fucking legend dude
@@trevor8726 wasn’t weed it was a pain killer pill
@@charlemagne9935 wasn't pain killers and weed neither, it was the "whatever it takes" mentality. Legend of Zyzz #ripbrucelee
@@charlemagne9935 no I think it was an aspirin pill
“That was worse than I thought” hopefully not what she said.
no it what he said
Even in the comment section i can still hear you screaming DR Greg .
you need to get verified
aye Will got the same microwave as you
How are you not verified yet Coach?
“The successful warrior is the average man with laser like focus.”
- Words to live by
@@MamaTenny
Agreed. It’s both philosophical and practical.
And... be like water......also a great line. My next tattoo i think
@@thepoolman2528
That one’s awesome too. And very accurate.
Me: with ADHD :(
I wish I could be like that as well
People tend to forget how long ago (in terms of fitness science) it was when Bruce was doing all this stuff. He didn't have access to all the information we do now, and came up with most of his diet and training through careful study and practice. That's what makes it all so interesting. To see what he got right all those years ago. Also as someone who lives in Asia and has done for years, seeing you eat that congee was painful haha.
There was pro bodybuilding back then, and there was access to information trough books and magazines. Only difference is that there was no google and TH-cam back then.
@@gangstaman2069 no science wasn't half where it is right now
Nothing beats the golden era of bodybuilding, today 's bodybuilders look like monster trucks, not healty at all.
@@gangstaman2069 nobody competing in bodybuilding is healthy
@@jason6344 natural bodybuilding is the way to go
The big reason stuff like his pre-workout meal were so creative was because it was before supplements and pre-workout shakes and so on were even a thing so he was basically figuring it out by trial and error
It's why so many body builders have admired him, he was way before his time
As a european, i can say that your neighbourhood looks exactly like what i would expect an american/canadian neighbourhood to look like
Very upscale Canadian neighbourhood
That's a typical upper class suburban neighborhood.
I think it's Markham, Ontario.
Yeah if you are upper class lol
Indi_01 really high expectations you have lol, this is a very wealthy, upper class neighborhood.
The intro made it 😂✌️
Hey Remington your music sucks but your food stuff is cool I guess, enjoy your Sunday
@@eyemissmyunclecharles7185 this is so mean lol
@@hheee1608 only the truth sir/mam. Only the truth, nothing more, nothing less.
@@eyemissmyunclecharles7185 savage 😂
@@mora-mora5655 Haha but for real tho Remington is cool
Oyster sauce was accidentally created when a food stall vendor accidentally left some oysters simmering all day and found that they'd reduced to a syrupy sauce. It was enough of a hit he quit his job and founded a sauce company. Modern versions have salt, sugar, and soy sauce added.
That's awesome!
Awesome
When laziness pays off
@@MissesWitch it was an accident he left them simmering, not laziness.
Thats very interesting. Ty
Will, you have inspired me to finally get serious about fighting my diabetes. You embody discipline. Thanks for all the motivation!!
A year has passed. Any progress?
How’s it going?
Type 1 or type 2?
@@maxmustermann1533 Type 1 Apparently...
Right on!! Hope the progress is going well! You got this!!
Bruce Lee's hand writing is so neat and it reflects his personality.
“Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless, like Ollie. If you put Ollie into a cup, he becomes the cup. You put Ollie in a teapot, he becomes the teapot. Put him in a bottle, he becomes the bottle. Ollie can flow, or he can crash. Be Ollie, my friend.” -Bruce Lee
Wise words brother
LMAO 😂😂😂
Be like water
@@yahya5273 that’s wiggity wack bro, Ollie is the way to go
Who's ollie ??
How many people think Bruce Lee was in fact natural?
I think Bruce Lee is not natural...
More natural then coach Greg that’s forsure
Btw chuck norris seemed pretty fit in movies with Bruce lee is he also a fake natty?
Never gave it a thought until I watched your video.
He is
Def alot of people, I mean look how many people belive Mike Ohearn is natural 😵
I think they should recast you to play him in a movie... just saying
hey jesse
If there was a new Bruce Lee movie being made what would the story be?
When is new video’s Jesse
When you're not so famous (Jesse) and Will doesnt heart your comment like he did with Remington and Greg's comments 😂
when youre the only content creator to not get hearted by will rip... still love u jesse
edit:i ate my words
I so wish bruce lee still lived today to throw crazy challenges to other youtubers that only him can complete like “1000 pushups in 2 minutes challenge” or “one finger handstand pushup challenge while eating greg doucette’s anabolic french toast” it would be absolutely crazy
Both are impossible
Nobody can do 1000 pushups in 2 minutes. Nobody.
Who the fuck does 1000 pushups in 2mins
@@frostbitepokin9520 if someone managed to do that, idk what I’d do. I’d probably be upset at myself and feel disappointed
“He liked to go raw as much as he could, and I couldn’t agree more” LMMFAO
"Empty your mind. Be formless, shapeless like water. You put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle, it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend."- Bruce Lee. Good video will I enjoyed it
Put water to a toilet
It becomes the toilet
@@prodipkumargogoi4546 legendary
This is my favorite “eating like *blank* for a day” video you’ve done so far. Firstly, because Bruce Lee was a very huge and influential role model for me growing up. Especially, to my older brother who essentially raised us. Many of his teachings and beliefs were taught or instilled in us. I appreciate you bringing such a mountain of a man to light and giving a small insight into his routine. People of such caliber have always been scarce; especially in today’s day in age. There’s a lot to learn from individuals, like him. Secondly, (as always) your video made me chuckle and laugh, several times out loud. I was genuinely interested from the start. Learned some information I didn’t know. And was entertained the whole time. You raise the bar with every video you do, Will. Keep up the good work, I’m very happy to have found your channel and to view your content.
Am I the only one who gets so excited and waits for Will’s videos? Cause his videos are the highlight of my day! Like I just get so hyped at 11 pm here lol!!💛
Trust me your not the only one😁
Same here
Literally Thursdays and Sundays are my favorite days of the week
Same 😂
Hmmmmm
16:12 lol the camera man definitely risking his life there 😂😂
camera men never die
"The way Chinese people handle their meat is just incredible" not sus bro🤣😂
I was about to comment this but I wanted to see if anyone else did it first 😂
They do have one of the largest populations in the world. Must know what their doing. 😁
@@Tyradius is that a good thing?
I’ve ever been this early in my life. Not even a full minute has this video been out. I feel like Bruce Lee rn.
Lucky bugga
“You can milk anything if you squeeze it hard enough”😂😂😂😂 wise wise words from a man of culture
Edit: what the hell I got 200 likes thank you
Yes Gregs just done a video on him so Will was thinking its a good time to do a video on his training and diet aswell as hes currently trending..
Bruce lee was kinda strong. I wonder if he could last a second against ollie.
Not a chance!
No way in hell is Bruce Lee standing up to the all powerful ollie
wanna bet?
Are you insane!? Ollie is too powerful for this realm.
nope.........i think Ollie trained Lee...........
This workout was very early on when Bruce Lee was first introduced to body building by a friend. By the time he made Enter the Dragon he was mostly doing circuit training. Really enjoyed this one. That intro was next level
Did u obtain this info frm da book?
That's true, I think his best shape was in the big boss, in Enter the Dragon was such a great ripped physique, but quite unhealthy and underweight due to over stress and drugs abuse I personally think it was "one" of the reasons of his early passing.
On the topic of tender meats - I read/watched somewhere that Chinese restaurants (maybe not all of them, don't know how true it is) usually work with lower quality meat cuts to keep the prices down. Those are usually more chewy and so they soak the meats in water with baking soda mixed in for about 20-30min to an hour and the result is incredibly tender meat. Tried it, have been preparing meat that way ever since.
will changed my life, i’m honestly so grateful for him
Means a lot! Glad I can help!
His breakfast is definitely a Hong Kong breakfast. If you ever get congee again, try pork or fish with a fried breadstick on the side. Liver and salted fish is def not for a western palate. Also his like for powdered milk is giving me flashbacks to my grandma who would reconstitute powdered milk and then freeze it.
I mean, how dissimilar is the salted fish from bacalão? I've seen salt cod and potato balls on menus in Maryland, and people generally seem to enjoy it. I think the liver is the biggest issue, TBH, but that's still better than pidan.
@@erinb4237 Pidan is the thing I love the most in congee. I’m one of those people who love pidan even by itself, but I understand it’s not for everyone
@@Memequeen89 pidan is the only food other than mayo that has actually made me sick in public. I'm normally not picky whatsoever, but that is my Waterloo. I'll do shirasu, chicken feet, etc no problem. Organ meat isn't my favorite, but I can normally eat enough to be polite. Pidan is death lmao
His parents were Hong Kong natives
Do christian bale's batman or tom hardy's diet and workout
He already did Christian bale I think
@@FernandoNoki he did Bale's American Psycho diet. But there's a lot of more Bale diets to pick and choose from. Just look at the man's multiple body transformations
@@simenandersen3262 you’re right. Bale is insane
The Machinist transformation was jaw dropping!
Bale
"You can milk anything if you squeeze hard enough."
*Later* "can you milk an oyster?"
*Also Later* "it taste like reptile milk. You know like an animal that would be really hard to milk."
🤣🤣👌
This the only channel I look forward to an upload,the others are just happy coincidences
I was a huge fan of Bruce Lee and I loved all of his movies especially enter the dragon and to see my favorite TH-camr do this diet was one of the best parts of my day
"I'd put anything in my mouth"
-Will Tennyson, 2020.
"just like any other ORGAN I put in my mouth, gotta go into it open-minded here" :D
thats what she said
“The way Chinese people handle their meat is incredible. Admirable actually”
-Will Tennyson
As an Asian American, I was supper happy that he at least tried the Pork liver in the Pork and Fish Liver congee. He didn’t like it, and of course that is okay. I was happy he didn’t say anything negative or disgusting or made fun of the food/culture.
“We don’t want to grab it by the end, that gives us less control”
Will: 16:50
Took a moment for it to sink in. ROFL in 5...4...3...2...1
🤣🤣
i think i've watched upwards of 6 hours of will's content in the last 3 days and i must say i am not complaining
SAME 😂
We don’t skip intros here, serving us gold class free from home
who else was holding their breath when Will was spinning the nunchucks towards the TV? 😂
I heard they named a street after Ollie Tennyson, but they had to change it's name because nobody survives when they cross Ollie Tennyson.
About organ meat: chop up the liver (chicken or pork), roast it on onions, add salt and pepper, add some rice or potatoes and pickles to your plate, and its pretty tasty. High in protein too.
“Just like any other organ i put in my mouth, gotta go into it open minded”
Unexpectedly Fucking killed me😂
Anyone who dislikes a Will video is a psychopath
I mean, I don't want to dislike it but since you said that I kinda have too....
@@Andy1119 you don’t belong here. Go to V Shred’s channel
But psychopaths get all the girls
@@ray5330 you know it!
@@garrett3726 I was V shreds 1st ever sub
Don’t know how it’s possible but each intro is better than the last 😂
Just got out of a 22 hour fast, starving. Woke up at 4:30 am, prepared some oatmeal and eggs, and sit down to find a Tennyson video on one of my favourite martial artists ever. What a great start to the day!
After fasting it's hard to keep up
@@kostas7758 Keep up with what?
Basically remain more healthier body fat because it often leads to more overeating maybe u know how to handle it?
@@kostas7758 Yeah been doing it for a while, I can usually manage and not overeat. I'm usually at around 2200 calories.
I just have to say, I thought this video was amazing! One of my favorites so far. A lot of it was relatable (especially the nunchuck training lol). As a martial artist myself, Bruce Lee is one of my biggest role models. I even once did a biography on him for a school project. Sadly, I did not get to learn about his diet and exercise routine, so seeing this was amazing. Seeing the way your role models trained makes you feel like you finally got the whole story. I knew he had a very strict diet & workouts, but I was disappointed that I never got more details. Now that I’ve seen it, it’s no question as to why he was one of the best. And the time he was alive, there was more limited knowledge on nutrition, so seeing how much thought he put into everything was brilliant. It was probably one of his natural habits as a philosopher. I’ll also be trying a few of these exercise routines! They make a lot of sense. Again, thank you for this awesome video 👏👏👏
Man, you don't even know how much this video made me happy! I just started getting really into martial arts recently and Bruce Lee is my role model. Really glad you did this!
"You have to go raw as often as you could'' it's golden humor right there.
“Do oysters lactate?” I would like to know what goes on in this mans head😂
I remember making nun-chucks as a kid out of broom handle and chain. This brought back painful memory's lol.
(Mon,Wed,Fri)
Warm Up:
1)Jumping rope for 30 minutes
2)Cycling for 45 minutes
(10+ resistance)
Martial art:
Wing Chun Training(Three Unarmed forms, Two Armed forms, Air dummy complete form, Wooden dummy form
Iron palm exercise for 100 reps each.
Red hand palm exercise for 50 reps each.
Iron shin bone condition for 20 reps each.
Iron calves condition for 2 minutes.
Iron head condition for 30 reps
Lin Wan Kuen On Wing Chun Sandbag Canvas:
Low = 1 minutes
High = 45 seconds
Double Punches = 30 seconds
Lin Wan Gerk For 3 minutes
To all the celebrities out there, when are we going to see an “I tried Ollie’s diet and exercise for a day?” Another great video Will! Thank you for making Thursday’s and Sunday’s bearable!
That intro was pure genius
The intros are enough to make my day the videos are just extra
Will puts a lot of effort into his editing. It shows, and I really appreciate it. He makes awesome, entertaining, and pretty educational videos. Love this guy.
I'm fairly confident it isn't Will that edits.
He has a team , you don’t get to his subs on your own
10:45 when his arms start looking like Bruce Lee after the workouts!
The looks at the camera during the nunchucks lesson 😂
I always know every video is gonna be great before I even watch but this one especially
She’s in da building!
Liver is high in protein and one of the most underrated protein sources, it actually tastes great!
very smart to eat liver with lots of heme iron.
High heme intake is associated with increased risk of several cancers, including colorectal cancer, pancreatic cancer and lung cancer. Likewise, the evidence for increased risks of type-2 diabetes and coronary heart disease associated with high heme intake is compelling
I can eat it. But it's not great.
I like liver aswell beef liver idk bout pork but I saw it was hella high in cholesterol and I eat 2 servings of it 8oz
I’m impressed you took this challenge. Nice work sir. I would love to workout like Bruce Lee but I don’t have all the equipment in my home or at my neighborhood gym.
I love you dumped the salad in the pasta.... so me! I loved Bruce Lee. Learned Nunchucks back in the 70’s in high school, lots of bruises but I kept going and became great at it. Love your videos... thank you for being there... you always help me smile ❤️
He just made a regular jog look like the coolest jog ever.
I need a compilation of all of Will’s intros ASAP
Nunchucks are one of those things that you either learn REALLY quickly or just never at all, especially if you start with real hard wood ones. I love playing with those things almost as much as I love watching first timers 😁
I had real h/w ones in the 90's. Damn they'd leave a goose egg and sting like a bastard if you hit your head.
My elbows are messed up and I'm pretty sure it's bcuz of all the times I've smacked the with nunchucks. Sometimes I'll put my arm on the arm rest and my elbow will touch it wrong and I'll get nerve pain that shoots through my arm
As someone who has been training martial arts for 10 years, Bruce Lee has always been a hero to me. This is such a cool fucking video I love it
This man delivers the driest, hilarious one liners I’ve ever seen
"Okay now lets superset the tea with some salad" 😂
When was this
Hey will!
Just want you to know that you've really inspired me to take care of my body and also lift. Please don't stop making lit videos man. They're literally one of the things I look forward to for the week.
Massive fan from Philippines 🇵🇭
Thank you so much! Glad I can provide some inspiration for you! Haha, don't worry! Won't stop , can't stop 👊🏻
@@WillTennyson Really appreciate the reply man. Gonna smash some pr's tomorrow because of this😂
@@WillTennyson Can you please do a video on where you eat and train like Sylvester Stallone for a day?
“The way the Chinese people handle their meat" Will, ur chinese sub(aka me) is crying now hahahhahaha
Face down ass up?
Will, vegetables are like the car that drives protein around you body efficiently and on time. A typical high protein diet can cause a "traffic jam" from time to time, eat alot more veggies for maximum gainz
The beef oyster sauce + black tea with honey is the best combo 💪
I was very impressed by the pasta making shots. Love to see the progression of your filming and editing for your videos
At this point, I look forward to Thursday and Sunday for Will's videos 💞💞
12:19 is this the gym of fitness youtubers?
Literally been watching bruce lee vids the past couple days. Has youtube created a neural link to our minds? I'm not complaining
Most classic line, 'Boards don't hit back'👍
Plot twist: Will was actually Bruce Lee's twin brother and Olie is Bruce's Master
talk about your weird family tree : )
Ollie is certainly not the reincarnation of The Imp Man aka Master Imp.
@@micaylab1 thought it was Ip/ Yip Man 🙏
The editing is out of this world
Always appreciate your perspective and research in your videos, Will. Keep them coming!
This intro was the best intro I ever saw 😂😂
I remember in a book i read once, it said bruce lee often trained 4hrs a day/session. I used to think that was crazy long, but now as an adult that has also prioritizes fitness, 4hrs for a workout is easy and sometimes not long enough. Mixing gym and martial arts, 4hrs flies by. I also remember in the book, bruce designed a few of the weight machines we use nowadays. But it didn't specify which ones.
19:35 "I don't ABOOT that, I don't know ABOOT that" lol. If you didn't know he was Canadian before, you definitely know it now lol
Mann thanks I notice it now and I've that part for more than ten times now😂😂
“Being in my bed with a grapefruit”
Allow your mind to take that to wherever you like.
you have seen.. kai greene his video
And when you think the editing and music can't get any better.
That laughing cut scene when you messed up the nunchucks 😂. Perfect
Props to whoever u have editing ur videos. Getting more and more cinematic every time. Probably why ur getting so popular!
The pork liver looked kinda like a tongue...I wouldn't have eaten it, either...
This video was awesome, super entertaining!!!!! Thank you, Will. You make me feel happier with each upload. I don’t usually comment but I keep up with all your videos. Take care!
Hi Will! I have to say that you really inspire me to live healthier and be more active than I already am. So thanks for that. I've had congee before and it is terrible! My Chinese friends made me try beef congee and it was like eating warm jelly. The nun chuk thing is really tough but you got the hang of it quickly! Anyway thanks for another great vid and give Ollie a nice pet for me!
recently got into fitness and started watching form correction videos..will tennyson popped up 1 day..now i have watched almost 80 percent of his video..love this guy!
I’m actually really impressed by the relative strength of Bruce Lee. Doing weighted pushups with 80 pounds on his back. French press with 65 pounds. For a lean guy who trained for me speed and endurance that’s really good strength
Will: Can you MILK an oyster
Will earlier: you can MILK anything if you try hard enough.
Me: Come here oyster let me milk you.
Greg talks about Bruce Lee... two days later Will does training and diet on Bruce Lee Coincidence i think not...
Hope it doesn't happen too often though...
@@diannenaude4923 why?
@@grumpyolddan for me, Gregg's content is very limiting and Wills is more in depth with a different outlook completely and I enjoy the seperateness of each contributor. With the collab coming up of Gregg training Will I'm not so keen to see too much of Gregg on Will. Just my own feelings, thks
Actually athlean x brought it up and gay greg ripped it off
@@kevinbbadd no someone asked greg question if Bruce Lee was Natty or Not in a QnA. Get your facts straight
I cant believe your cameraman bursts into laughing during some of your jokes
That "juice" reminded me of something I used to make. Carrot, broccoli, spinach, garlic and honey. Think there might have been one more veggie but can't remember. Yes, it was in a blender just like this. There was a *lot* of pulp.
The meat in Chinese food is tenderized with baking soda . Easy to do at home .
I have never clicked faster in my whole entire life
Excuse me you said he was famous for a one finger punch.
But he was actually famous for the ONE INCH PUNCH .
And he learned this from GRAND MASTER YIP MAN MASTER of WING CHUN KUNG FU when he was a teen growing up in HONGKONG.
I would like to know where did you his diet and recipe from ?
Other then that .
Great video.
Will is just so pure and amazing hes LITERALLY such an inspiration🥺ilysmmm
Of course
After that intro I am your biggest fan.. I would love to have done what you just did.. BOLO... LMFAO
Last time I was this early Corona was just a beer