This is the good side of social media. You can see how disciplined people can be and this motivates you so much. Thank you for your content. It inspires me to go one more.
I just wish he was more honest with his hormone use though. No doubt the man works hard and is an inspiration but there is no way he is not on sports TRT. With all the cardio he does his testosterone would be CRUSHED. He does a 5 mile tempo run in the AM then does squats, lunges, strait leg deadlifts, and walking lunges? No chance. Nick has personally inspired me yet is also the main reason I have adrenal fatigue as a natural thinking if he can do it so can I. I’m 5’10 150 don’t smoke eat healthy yet have 166/100 blood pressure and stress hormones like cortisol and metanophrines off the fucking charts by a mile.
@@believers1015 I mean, you don't necessarily know that to be true at all. You're a small dude at that height and weight. Last year, I did an ultramarathon training block (50km) while maintaining weight training. It's entirely possible. Plus, not sure how long you've been following Nick, but he's been weight training for at least 10 years now, 6-7 of those on camera on the channel. I'm not saying you're completely wrong, but I think it's possible just based on the precedent of getting shit done for years.
@@believers1015 He is literally working out 7 days week for years now. Of course it is not possible to do this if you start a month a ago but this shit is for sure possible What do you think sport professionals do over a day?
@@MoonLight-qw8sz I like how gullible some people are. Makes me realize I should really start taking advantage of peoples stupidity like all these other influencers.
Shoutout to the video editor and camera guy. Going through a weeks worth of training footage, following along during the workouts, and then cranking out a 30 minute video that didn't get boring or lack any creative flow. Top notch team.
Would have been curious to see what your weekly totals came out to: weekly calories burned, weekly mileages, etc. might be something to include in the next video!
Summary: Monday: 5mile easy Run, open water Swim (sighting/upper-body catch focus). Tuesday: Bike (big gear intervals. 5 rounds 90-95% FTP (7min each today)), directly into 4 mile Run, Afternoon pool Swim (warm up / pull, descending 50s, 24x100s, 400 warm down). Wednesday: Run (11 miles total; 6 tempo work), Leg strength training workout, afternoon light Cycle. Thursday: 1 hour bike Ride, open water Swim, Friday: easy 5 mile Run, 2 hour Bike ride (10min intervals at progressive efforts) Saturday: 15 mile Run, Afternoon: Strength Training (upper body) Sunday: Easy Bike (25-30 miles)
@@leporoso1986 Right 😂 I respect his grind, but I have a bridge, or in his case heaps of supplements, to sell to anyone who thinks you’re going to be that jacked naturally with all that endurance training and only lifting twice a week
I ran 4 miles on April fools just for the hell of it and slept like a baby about an hour or two later. Woke up just to follow along with ironwolf later that evening.
@@samparker7463 ended up doing 6 miles. not the best pace but i was able to get after it and did some calisthenics as well. Thanks for the follow up. #GOM
i have just recovered from my 2nd acl surgery on the same leg, i was broken and was kinda afraid to run, but your videos inspired me man, i have restarted running thanks to you. Keep up the good work.
It’s amazing nick holds so much size while he has switched from bodybuilding to Ironman. To still hold size while fueling 18hrs of aerobic base training is well let’s say not normal.biggest Ironman athlete I’ve seen and I’ve been in the game 10 yrs.
Me and him are pretty much the same size I might be a little bigger because I'm shorter but I dont run marathon distance but it's hard to keep size tbh but he has a team that helps him
He’s likely doing “more” than just eating big. He really needs to post drug test results and labs to validate his integrity otherwise he’s just misleading his followers.
I remember watching your videos back when you was in South Korea doing them food videos. To see where you’re at now is just incredible. I respect the grind and effort. All the best to your future, Nick!
Full week of training is awesome why don't TH-camrs do it more, see how you truly balance everything how one discipline rolls into another around your life, more please!!
03:56 A full week of Ironman training with focus on active recovery day. 07:52 A busy day of Ironman training with a focus on swimming, workouts, and meetings. 11:48 Progressive big gear workouts with increasing intervals 15:44 Morning tempo workout in downtown 19:40 Wednesday leg strength training routine 23:36 Ironman training includes a 5-mile run and a 2-hour bike ride with progressive efforts. 27:32 Preparing for a 15-mile long run with specific pace goals 31:24 Full week of Ironman training includes long runs, strength training, and an easy spin. Crafted by Merlin AI.
I’ll watch this guy all day. As someone who works a full time job, trains and has other “shit to do” like the rest of us, it’s incredible to see what this man does, and with next to no whining (coz let’s be real, we all scream into the wind sometimes). As someone who ALSO works a ft (and a part time) job, has obligations and “shit to do”, it’s inspiring to see someone work his ass off “like the rest of us”… tho he probably spends less on supplements than the rest of us ;) Job well done, all around.
This man really just doesn't stop😂 awesome bro love to see all the training at once and not bits and pieces of it, you've sure got the best teams behind u!
@@swimgood3873 Sorry - I'll clarify: Since he's gone all the time, his wife got a boyfriend with a BBC to keep her company. And she's enjoying their alone time.
I’ve followed for you for years now, but just within the past couple of weeks started watching your content again! It’s great and extremely inspiring! I’m getting into running again and have been weightlifting for a couple of months now.. wanting to join the Airforce. Watch advice would you give to someone who isn’t good at running long distance?
What a fantastic job. Massive portion of motivation for me. Just found myself recovered from leg injury and starting running again. Iron Man was my dream back in the day and i hope someday i catch on to you guys! Keep on hard work!
First time watching you and it inspired me to get my strength training in and just deal with the soreness. Did a brick workout yesterday for the first time Bike/Run and paying for it at work today. I’m good after watching you. Will doing it again Sunday… 💪🏾
224w average for 2 hours for someone who's 100+kg is around 2.xw/kg. You'll need to be averaging 4.xw/kg on race day, for 5hours to get anywhere close to going sub 10.
@@andrewblomquist5516 even at 85kg that would be about 2.6w/kg. A long way off from 4+w/kg required (~340+ watts). But unless he's 5 foot tall, I doubt he's just 85kg. He looks much taller and with that muscle mass. But I could be wrong.
Editing is amazing and so is your dedication to the grind! I want to reach this level of fitness and video editing but Can't do it alone tho so hopefully in future I will have people helping me out as well with the videos! 💪🏻
Hi Nick, I was wondering for the early a.m. training (running) at 5:30 - do you eat or drink anything before that? Or, are you just going off the energy stores from meal previous evening? You would have to get up ‘really’ early if you want to eat something then allow to digest before running at 5:30. Would love any insight on this - thanks!
8:03 what is the cassette and chainring size 11:34 if you put your head down more you float more and there is less resistance on the body and shoulders so you go faster
I usually run 3 miles for my cardio training, never more than that. Yet today I decided to run for an hour straight and see how many miles I can get and I ended up running 6.5 miles. I felt like my body was about to collapse, yet here you are calling 5 miles "easy." Seeing you gets me motivated because I know for a fact that if I keep training like this, eventually I'll be able to reach your level. The thought that one day I'll also be able to see 5 miles as a piece of cake gets me pumped up! I hope I'll reach that day soon.
He uses the word easy to describe the pace/effort. He could run that same 5 miles hard. He isn't saying that the distance is easy, albeit for him it most definitely is, he is describing his speed/effort.
Some fast running especially for a big muscle guy but my thoughts on the bike was 1) you need to get a lot lower, flat back, more aero. If you struggle to make power at the narrow hip angle from being so low, then work on it, go super deep on the leg press (easing into it if need be). 2) for a big guy that can run that fast, you'd think the bike wattage would be ftp of 300 watts at least. At least. Probably more like a 320 watt ftp in tt position or 335 in a more upright and slower position like on a road bike. Some run fast and bike slow, it's fine, it's just a guy with big muscle, you'd think the bike would be quite a bit stronger than the run. The potential you have for an amazingly fast ironman is totally there. I'm sure you are already at great ironman pace. Maybe 9hrs 30 min currently? Just a guess.
Some things are missing or not shown on the video. 1) What is done for recovering ? (not talking about drinking shakes !) Massage, naps, cutting or work hours. You do not improve if you don't recover, and everything beside training and recovering impact on improvement. 2) We don't see running drills and strides. With that running form, a considerable amount of time should be put on doing strides and drills. 3) Enough running miles. 40 miles per week (with a long run of 15 miles) is not a lot when you prepare to run 26 miles on dead legs. 4) No yoga, no stretching, nothing to help gain or maintain flexibility and mobility ? That is nice to do a minimum of strenght work, but add twice as much for flexibility and mobility sounds like a must here. Otherwise, everything seems fine. I especially like seing more open water swimming sessions than pool ones. Overall, if 18h count everything (i.e also short strenght sessions) that is not much. One has to do with the time and experience he has. Me, with that amount of time I would only do sprint triathlon distances, not even going to an olympic distance triathlon. But it is all about goals. I only know that with 18h I could not be confident to jump on the starting line of an Ironman (to reach my own expectations).
@@Kalenjinstf I realize that. But I’m telling you, he was training for Ironman Texas, as was I. It was postponed. He’s now training for Challenge Cozumel 70.3. We were notified March 16th, perhaps this was already filmed.
agree with others. What a great video seeing a week of Army discipline turned into life practice epicness! You rock dude. Great video. I saw the 30 min when starting and though...no way. Yet made it to the end. Each minute engaging and intriguing.
Just started my triathlon journey a week ago... we're on complete lockdown this weekend so I didn’t get to ride but I got a good run in.. I'm free to hit the road on Tuesday tho... can't wait for week 2!
Yeah it’s easy to devote 18 hours when you have no kids and this is the primary marketing for your company. I train each week about 10 hours and I’m a father of three boys. I’m a manager in my company and thankfully not a fake natty like Nick so I maintain my integrity
Exactly right. 0% chance he could maintain that level of muscle mass while doing as much endurance exercise as he does. His test levels would be tanked and his body would canabalize his muscles in a second Bc they would only slow him down. Far from realistic.
Why not following his workout?And also after of years lifting I have added 5 miles every day.My arms are more pumped by running than lifting so everything is possible
@@johnperkas95 I just cannot fathom how so many people are so gullible. I mean I guess I understand you WANT to believe in something but then believe in something that is actually real.
I’m amazed… how can he do so much and not feel like shit. I play soccer on Saturdays for 2 hours and I do an average of 5 to 6 miles. My legs hurt like hell and I feel tired as heck. How is he able to do all that? It’s incredible.
hey man I have a question can you tell me where you get your training schedule from, do you make it yourself or do you get help from a trainer? PS: really like the content keep up brother!!!
This is the good side of social media. You can see how disciplined people can be and this motivates you so much. Thank you for your content. It inspires me to go one more.
I just wish he was more honest with his hormone use though. No doubt the man works hard and is an inspiration but there is no way he is not on sports TRT. With all the cardio he does his testosterone would be CRUSHED. He does a 5 mile tempo run in the AM then does squats, lunges, strait leg deadlifts, and walking lunges? No chance.
Nick has personally inspired me yet is also the main reason I have adrenal fatigue as a natural thinking if he can do it so can I. I’m 5’10 150 don’t smoke eat healthy yet have 166/100 blood pressure and stress hormones like cortisol and metanophrines off the fucking charts by a mile.
@@believers1015 I mean, you don't necessarily know that to be true at all. You're a small dude at that height and weight. Last year, I did an ultramarathon training block (50km) while maintaining weight training. It's entirely possible. Plus, not sure how long you've been following Nick, but he's been weight training for at least 10 years now, 6-7 of those on camera on the channel. I'm not saying you're completely wrong, but I think it's possible just based on the precedent of getting shit done for years.
@@believers1015 He is literally working out 7 days week for years now.
Of course it is not possible to do this if you start a month a ago but this shit is for sure possible
What do you think sport professionals do over a day?
@@believers1015 I love how you change 5 mile easy run to 5 mile tempo run just to try to get your point across
@@MoonLight-qw8sz I like how gullible some people are. Makes me realize I should really start taking advantage of peoples stupidity like all these other influencers.
Shoutout to the video editor and camera guy. Going through a weeks worth of training footage, following along during the workouts, and then cranking out a 30 minute video that didn't get boring or lack any creative flow. Top notch team.
I just kicked an 11 year alcohol addiction. I think I'll try one of these now.
Move forward and never look back
Congrats man 🥳🥳
Get it dude!
Letsss goooo
How’s it going Will?
I’m just imagining this mans laundry basket always full 😂😂 he changes like 5 times a day
He doesn't use shirts, so that's one thing not to worry about.
@@dzirkalis6334 he should just go topless everywhere
I'm here to report that YOU ARE RIGHT
Yeah!!
For real 🤣
Would have been curious to see what your weekly totals came out to: weekly calories burned, weekly mileages, etc. might be something to include in the next video!
Summary:
Monday: 5mile easy Run, open water Swim (sighting/upper-body catch focus).
Tuesday: Bike (big gear intervals. 5 rounds 90-95% FTP (7min each today)), directly into 4 mile Run, Afternoon pool Swim (warm up / pull, descending 50s, 24x100s, 400 warm down).
Wednesday: Run (11 miles total; 6 tempo work), Leg strength training workout, afternoon light Cycle.
Thursday: 1 hour bike Ride, open water Swim,
Friday: easy 5 mile Run, 2 hour Bike ride (10min intervals at progressive efforts)
Saturday: 15 mile Run, Afternoon: Strength Training (upper body)
Sunday: Easy Bike (25-30 miles)
Thanks for the summary but you really didnt ned to write the whole vid up in a summary thats why we watch it.
Thanks, i found it useful to see it all written dwn 👍
Only lifts weights twice a week and remains that jacked while doing endurance training..? 🧐
@@sb8449 "the secret supplements"
@@leporoso1986 Right 😂 I respect his grind, but I have a bridge, or in his case heaps of supplements, to sell to anyone who thinks you’re going to be that jacked naturally with all that endurance training and only lifting twice a week
I am deciding on going on this 5 mile run. Have zero energy but this is just the motivation I needed
How did it go
I ran 4 miles on April fools just for the hell of it and slept like a baby about an hour or two later.
Woke up just to follow along with ironwolf later that evening.
@@samparker7463 ended up doing 6 miles. not the best pace but i was able to get after it and did some calisthenics as well. Thanks for the follow up. #GOM
@@Cloud-qv5hq killing it out there. nice
@@MotivatedAirman39 You're a puss
Please do a video regarding your recovery.
Stretching, icing, etc..
I highly respect your grind/discipline Nick. Love watching these.
it’s amazing how your technique has progressed since the beginning of the prep
The keyword for all your videos si not motivation, the real keyword si consistency. Thank you for sharing all your activity nick
Thank you for always taking us on your journey, man!! Couldn’t be more pumped to see you kill it at the Tri!! 🔥🔥
i have just recovered from my 2nd acl surgery on the same leg, i was broken and was kinda afraid to run, but your videos inspired me man, i have restarted running thanks to you. Keep up the good work.
Man, you really try your hardest not to make noise at 5:30 AM. So part of your training throughout the week is stealth, got it!!
It’s amazing nick holds so much size while he has switched from bodybuilding to Ironman. To still hold size while fueling 18hrs of aerobic base training is well let’s say not normal.biggest Ironman athlete I’ve seen and I’ve been in the game 10 yrs.
Hahah all you gotta do is eat enough
Me and him are pretty much the same size I might be a little bigger because I'm shorter but I dont run marathon distance but it's hard to keep size tbh but he has a team that helps him
He’s likely doing “more” than just eating big. He really needs to post drug test results and labs to validate his integrity otherwise he’s just misleading his followers.
Well we all know he is on stuffs.. but still the hardwork is unreal 💯
@@aaronkelly4768 who cares? show me you taking whatever and living the same life and routines. yeah
I remember watching your videos back when you was in South Korea doing them food videos. To see where you’re at now is just incredible. I respect the grind and effort. All the best to your future, Nick!
Full week of training is awesome why don't TH-camrs do it more, see how you truly balance everything how one discipline rolls into another around your life, more please!!
editing and filming in every video are just ON TOP!
03:56 A full week of Ironman training with focus on active recovery day.
07:52 A busy day of Ironman training with a focus on swimming, workouts, and meetings.
11:48 Progressive big gear workouts with increasing intervals
15:44 Morning tempo workout in downtown
19:40 Wednesday leg strength training routine
23:36 Ironman training includes a 5-mile run and a 2-hour bike ride with progressive efforts.
27:32 Preparing for a 15-mile long run with specific pace goals
31:24 Full week of Ironman training includes long runs, strength training, and an easy spin.
Crafted by Merlin AI.
Edits, transitions and music are on point...keep it up
Great quality video this week, the pool sequence just awesome. So many angles!
I think it’d be cool to see a terminology video. Brick workout, tempo run, big gear, etc
I’ll watch this guy all day. As someone who works a full time job, trains and has other “shit to do” like the rest of us, it’s incredible to see what this man does, and with next to no whining (coz let’s be real, we all scream into the wind sometimes).
As someone who ALSO works a ft (and a part time) job, has obligations and “shit to do”, it’s inspiring to see someone work his ass off “like the rest of us”… tho he probably spends less on supplements than the rest of us ;)
Job well done, all around.
Happy Ressurection Day! God bless your family Nick!
So when does the behind the scenes of what the creative team looks like filming you come out? 😂
This is what we all thinking now 🤣
man the inside of your home is beautiful Nick, love these videos brother.
This is some elite editing 🔥
This man really just doesn't stop😂 awesome bro love to see all the training at once and not bits and pieces of it, you've sure got the best teams behind u!
His wife must love all that quality time together 😂
@@swimgood3873 Her boyfriend sure loves it!
@@tobysmith4662 da fuq
@@swimgood3873 Sorry - I'll clarify: Since he's gone all the time, his wife got a boyfriend with a BBC to keep her company. And she's enjoying their alone time.
@@tobysmith4662 damn I thought they just had a kid. That's rough!
Would also be really cool to see you go in depth into your nutrition during this kind of training!
Man, I wish I had a positive figure like you in my life while I was growing up. Thanks for sharing your journey
Same u don’t really know my father
I meant I
this is really motivating me to start training for a triathlon!
I love this! Just the puzzle of making every workout and still making it in time for meetings and other commitments👌🏽
Good stuff man ile be working harder at everything in my life because of this video
your video inspires me and gives me a lot of motivation! 🔥 keep the good work!
What is your stretching/recovery routine? I want to start training for an iron man from scratch. Thank you for the inspiration and guidance.
You're a motivation brow! Big hug from Brazil!! Keep doing this
Thanks for keeping me inspired - love watching your videos -
Thank you 😊
I’ve followed for you for years now, but just within the past couple of weeks started watching your content again! It’s great and extremely inspiring! I’m getting into running again and have been weightlifting for a couple of months now.. wanting to join the Airforce. Watch advice would you give to someone who isn’t good at running long distance?
Gets me so motivated to do more, try harder thanks for the vids and giving us a glimpse of ur lifestyle.
What a fantastic job. Massive portion of motivation for me. Just found myself recovered from leg injury and starting running again. Iron Man was my dream back in the day and i hope someday i catch on to you guys! Keep on hard work!
Inspiring. Always enjoy your content. You must have such a supportive family that allows you to get all of this done.
The beast is back!! Keep up the good work Nick 👍. I love the full week of training vid
Nick could you show us how you stretch and rest after your sessions thanks you are amazing
CMON Nick, missed opportunity..."go one door!"
First time watching you and it inspired me to get my strength training in and just deal with the soreness. Did a brick workout yesterday for the first time Bike/Run and paying for it at work today. I’m good after watching you. Will doing it again Sunday… 💪🏾
Respect to who ever edits this.
224w average for 2 hours for someone who's 100+kg is around 2.xw/kg. You'll need to be averaging 4.xw/kg on race day, for 5hours to get anywhere close to going sub 10.
If the course is flat it is not so obvious in w/kgs. Because for 100kg rider it is freaking 400W over 5 hours.
Isn’t he more like 85 kg?
@@andrewblomquist5516 even at 85kg that would be about 2.6w/kg. A long way off from 4+w/kg required (~340+ watts). But unless he's 5 foot tall, I doubt he's just 85kg. He looks much taller and with that muscle mass. But I could be wrong.
Yeah, he needs to lose some mass, but I think he doesn't want to ditch his muscle mass.
Great video. Started my training here in Austin for the Ironman in April 2024up in Galveston
Amazing work man. How do you manage your time with family and work?
That is great Nick ! Cheers from Holland!
great video @nick bare do you also have your playlist posted somewhere?
Just pure hard work and discipline. Inspiring
18 hours of work in something is just how get the best in what you're putting work in for
Truly amazing you can keep up your muscle mass with such INSANE amounts of cardio... Hybrid Athlete for the win!! 🏆
The power of pharmaceuticals baby!
Editing is amazing and so is your dedication to the grind! I want to reach this level of fitness and video editing but Can't do it alone tho so hopefully in future I will have people helping me out as well with the videos! 💪🏻
hi Elvis, you will get there keep training hard and have fun doing it, nice videos. :)
11:20 To the video guy on the pool swim half drowning: you’re the real hero ;)
I was dying at that 😂😂😂😂😂
@@frankiealex11 makes you realize the true cost of all the sweet workout vids ;)
Hi. Nick quick question how do you recover your body so fast with all the training your doing also keep up the great work
Tren
Hi Nick, I was wondering for the early a.m. training (running) at 5:30 - do you eat or drink anything before that? Or, are you just going off the energy stores from meal previous evening? You would have to get up ‘really’ early if you want to eat something then allow to digest before running at 5:30. Would love any insight on this - thanks!
Always inspiring, thanks for sharing your journey with us! 👏💪
8:03 what is the cassette and chainring size
11:34 if you put your head down more you float more and there is less resistance on the body and shoulders so you go faster
*Nick "Big Watts" Bare back at it again* 🔥🔥🔥
Long time no see stranger! 😜
“Big Watts?” More like average watts
I usually run 3 miles for my cardio training, never more than that. Yet today I decided to run for an hour straight and see how many miles I can get and I ended up running 6.5 miles. I felt like my body was about to collapse, yet here you are calling 5 miles "easy." Seeing you gets me motivated because I know for a fact that if I keep training like this, eventually I'll be able to reach your level. The thought that one day I'll also be able to see 5 miles as a piece of cake gets me pumped up! I hope I'll reach that day soon.
He uses the word easy to describe the pace/effort. He could run that same 5 miles hard. He isn't saying that the distance is easy, albeit for him it most definitely is, he is describing his speed/effort.
@@philippechennette3343 either way he's an inspiration
Which watch is that? Garmin?
Btw: very motivational. Made me want to run and ride more 💪🏼
Absolute inspiration!
As a professional carpenter, the circular saw scene gave me anxiety 🤣🤣🤣
Motivating AF! Content never disappoints! Curious: do you ever take a full day of rest tho?
I love your videos, they inspire me! You have a new fan
Nick, please could you share your meal plan for the full week as well, thanks.
When you started filling the dog bowls with food my dogs heard it and both went absolutely crazy, jumping on me thinking they where getting food 😂😂😂😂
So inspiring seeing your work ethic
Great stuff bro, just wanna ask if you also do jump ropes?
Thanks.
Some fast running especially for a big muscle guy but my thoughts on the bike was 1) you need to get a lot lower, flat back, more aero. If you struggle to make power at the narrow hip angle from being so low, then work on it, go super deep on the leg press (easing into it if need be). 2) for a big guy that can run that fast, you'd think the bike wattage would be ftp of 300 watts at least. At least. Probably more like a 320 watt ftp in tt position or 335 in a more upright and slower position like on a road bike. Some run fast and bike slow, it's fine, it's just a guy with big muscle, you'd think the bike would be quite a bit stronger than the run. The potential you have for an amazingly fast ironman is totally there. I'm sure you are already at great ironman pace. Maybe 9hrs 30 min currently? Just a guess.
Some things are missing or not shown on the video. 1) What is done for recovering ? (not talking about drinking shakes !) Massage, naps, cutting or work hours. You do not improve if you don't recover, and everything beside training and recovering impact on improvement. 2) We don't see running drills and strides. With that running form, a considerable amount of time should be put on doing strides and drills. 3) Enough running miles. 40 miles per week (with a long run of 15 miles) is not a lot when you prepare to run 26 miles on dead legs. 4) No yoga, no stretching, nothing to help gain or maintain flexibility and mobility ? That is nice to do a minimum of strenght work, but add twice as much for flexibility and mobility sounds like a must here.
Otherwise, everything seems fine. I especially like seing more open water swimming sessions than pool ones. Overall, if 18h count everything (i.e also short strenght sessions) that is not much. One has to do with the time and experience he has. Me, with that amount of time I would only do sprint triathlon distances, not even going to an olympic distance triathlon. But it is all about goals. I only know that with 18h I could not be confident to jump on the starting line of an Ironman (to reach my own expectations).
Whatever suits you bud
He’s not training for an Ironman anymore. He’s doing a 70.3 so he doesn’t need to be ready for 26.
@@kimberleegardner3580 The title still says full week onf Ironman training. It is not presented as a week for a half
@@Kalenjinstf I realize that. But I’m telling you, he was training for Ironman Texas, as was I. It was postponed. He’s now training for Challenge Cozumel 70.3. We were notified March 16th, perhaps this was already filmed.
agree with others. What a great video seeing a week of Army discipline turned into life practice epicness! You rock dude. Great video. I saw the 30 min when starting and though...no way. Yet made it to the end. Each minute engaging and intriguing.
how good have you become at watching your tempo? or do you still fully relay on the screenshowing you and you adapting to it?
Please do a video on the Diet you followed to keep pushing yourself all the way through such meticulous n well planned daily routine Brother 😎😍😇🤝
If you dont have a cap, you cant go to the meeting. That is
With peace and love does he own a t-shirt?
Thought his tattoo said “BABE” for a second. I was slightly disappointed when I realized it was “BARE” but absolutely top notch video y’all!
30:39 "What a view" - grass fed burgers, yum!
Nick finds the best music for the videos
Has 2 editors that do everything
The amount internal drive & dedication needed to train for & compete with in an Ironman is massive! Keep inspiring man 💪👍
No hate but that's like his job man
@D Agree, but as a fellow fitness professional, I still find his work ethic to be inspiring.
@@FitLabb so true!! It’s inspiring to see the dedication and passion he brings to it
Loved it, I surprisingly do a lot of similar stuff each day
Who knew
I really love watching your videos, Thank you form Thailand
Would be nice if we can see what your diet is like while doing these workouts
Just started my triathlon journey a week ago... we're on complete lockdown this weekend so I didn’t get to ride but I got a good run in.. I'm free to hit the road on Tuesday tho... can't wait for week 2!
"I'm goin manual" hits as hard as "Bravo six, going dark"
you racing gregg doucette on the zwift would be enterntaining :D
man you are amazing!
thank you for the inspiration!
what pace are you hitting on the swim?
Calling them the “creative team” seems to me really legit
Done for today, so sleepy 😅
this man absolutely just gets after it
Yeah it’s easy to devote 18 hours when you have no kids and this is the primary marketing for your company. I train each week about 10 hours and I’m a father of three boys. I’m a manager in my company and thankfully not a fake natty like Nick so I maintain my integrity
@@jms0313 Yes, people forget that this is basically his job. Also evidenced in the marketing that he never wears a shirt...
Nick you did not show your cycle and doping routine. I guess they forgot to edit that part in.
Exactly right. 0% chance he could maintain that level of muscle mass while doing as much endurance exercise as he does. His test levels would be tanked and his body would canabalize his muscles in a second Bc they would only slow him down. Far from realistic.
Why not following his workout?And also after of years lifting I have added 5 miles every day.My arms are more pumped by running than lifting so everything is possible
@@johnperkas95 I just cannot fathom how so many people are so gullible. I mean I guess I understand you WANT to believe in something but then believe in something that is actually real.
I like this brotha. Keep grinding.
I’m amazed… how can he do so much and not feel like shit. I play soccer on Saturdays for 2 hours and I do an average of 5 to 6 miles. My legs hurt like hell and I feel tired as heck. How is he able to do all that? It’s incredible.
I will say it takes good supplements to recover
Cuz your body adapts to it overtime
hey man I have a question can you tell me where you get your training schedule from, do you make it yourself or do you get help from a trainer?
PS: really like the content keep up brother!!!
Theses videos never fail! 🔥🔥
I look forward to these videos!!!
So inspired, Thanks for this video
Fair play to him. Training hard and consistent. But definitely not naturally