This guy reminds me of my father. My dad is about to turn 61 in October and he is extremely fit. He runs, lifts weights, does Spartan races, eats clean. He looks a lot younger than he really is, and he loves exercise and feeling good. He is actually the one who introduced me to lifting weights and exercising. I have him to thank for that.
Guys I just turned 45 and a year ago started working out and eating healthy. Recently I took new ID photos and when I replaced the ones from two years ago, I noticed I literally look 10+ years younger. I am currently in better shape than when I was in high school. It’s no joke. Once you get started and feel and see the difference, you just don’t want to stop because of the time and money put into it. I feel a lot more empowered to tackle other parts of my life. And while doing it for myself is the ultimate goal, I also notice people treat me very differently, so that’s a bonus. For any of you making the leap into it, I wish you all good health and happiness to come!
@@robingrant948 hello congrats you got over your injury. I just started to eat as healthy as possible- meaning as little sugar and processed or oily food as possible.I don’t count calories but by getting rid of bad food it will already help a lot. As for mojo-- I might rephrase my answer differently. I had a pretty bad breakup and I got super motivated to get my shit together. I worked from a point of anger and also wanting to become better and not wanting to sit home and feel bad for myself. But then i immediately feel better, then a month I become more functional. About two months I can begin to see some difference. And 3-6months In I see the most transformation happen. Afterwards I remain motivated because I will never want to go back to the way I was before. I wish you the best in pursuing this too!
He's so right about starting slowly. Whenever I come back to working out after a long spell of not doing so I carefully do a few exercises first. Over time I add the rest in or add more reps. No need to burn yourself out or pull a muscle or anything. Or demotivate yourself by overdoing it.
I know a 70 year old (I think) who has run multiple triathlons- finishing in the top three for seniors. As a kid, his doctor told his parents that he wouldn't live pass 10. He survived three cancers. He's in the best shape of his life!!!! He's inspirational to me!!!!
For a second I did not read this comment properly and believed you were 70, I was shocked and impressed at the same time, then I was disappointed. Still proud of the 70-year-old person. ✌ 🙏
Antonio Moncada by your comment I can tell you are clearly a person who has failed in some area of your life due to lack of action. Is not that you can’t do it buddy is you believe you can’t. Change that mental paradigm and you will see yourself flourish. I’m pretty sure you can do whatever you set your mind too 🤗
Kenneth Fernandez Jr I’m not saying that obstacles don’t exist they absolutely do. There will always be extenuating circumstances that can make a problem much more difficult. I’m talking to those that can find a way and choose not too. I’ve been the type of person who has chosen not to but also the one that gets up and goes. I work 6 times a week one day off and sometimes can only do 10 jumping jack right before I have to go into work. 10 jumping jack may mean nothing but it reinforces the discipline. There is a million reasons why we can’t do this or that but for most of the population the one million reasons are excuses. And not all women have trouble losing weight that’s a crutch. I loose weight quite normally. The minute I stop with the junk and monitor what I eat the weight comes off. Yes it’s hard for some ppl but not impossible. I can’t blame my gender as a reason why I’m not losing weight but I can blame the bag of Cheetos I was chowing down at midnight with a side of kit Kat. I know the problem is not straight forward but sheer excuses do exist. And I just dislike when ppl having money as a reason they are fit it’s something you choose to do.
Antonio Moncada and that’s true he could be. He could be on many things who knows. It still does not take away from the fact you still have to put in the work. Many ppl with normal levels of HGH aren’t ripped because they aren’t putting in the work. You can take all the steroids you want but nothing will happen if you don’t lift the weights.
Money allows him to afford HGH, proper nutrition, and suplements. Why does a bottle of water cost more than a soda? Why does a salad cost more than a burger?
I’m 26 and I have always dreaded getting older and becoming a old man and losing my vitality, good health, looks and everything that makes life great but after seeing this it has changed my perspective on ageing. Getting old doesn’t mean you automatically become ill, weak and a cripple in a wheelchair lugging around a oxygen tank. If you take care of yourself while your young you can have a good quality of life in most cases. Seeing this makes ageing a lot less scary and depressing.
Good observation. I'm 52 and I'm a bike messenger. Riding bike and lifting weights everyday has made me feel and look younger. The weirdest thing is that I'm getting better at weight lifting and biking each day as I get older. It helps mentally as well. The biggest surprise to me is that most women love fit men young or old. Most women do like muscles on their men.
@@yeshalloweenyes I'm surprised because pop culture is promoting "Health at any size" and "dad bodies". Men that workout are being fit shamed by society for their natural masculinity calling it toxic. Another reason is that most women think it's wrong to objectify others especially sexually. Today's women especially Mellinials want a metro sexual type of man who doesn't do dirty work.
"I have had two heart surgeries"_Arnold. _Apparently his heart problem is congenital. Wondering why noone else in his family have/had heart problems?.hmm_
Emphatic my ass. This dude made his fortune by making kids addicted to gambling with his predatory video games. His newest video games have literal real money casinos, and it is limited so low as to the age of 3. Real-life casinos are 18+. Real Empathy indeed.
Personally I don't expect a guy to look like that all the time, just take care of your self.he could do one of those men fitness shows that's how far he's pushing himself.
The thing is once you start you cannot stop. If you make excuses to take a day off from your exercise schedule, it will suddenly become a week, then a month, then a year. This is the trap people fall into. Don't stop!
He is in terrific shape, very inspiring. Ernestine Shepherd is 83 and was the oldest competitive bodybuilder at one time. She started working out when she was 56 years old. She's my hero!
It's about determination people. Saw a video on a woman bodybuilder who began her climb at 59 and is now 72. Unbelievable what the body is capable of. So inspiring.
"No! I don't look like him so he absolutely must be taking drugs!" Easier to blame something else than put in the work. Yes, the body is amazing at healing itself and getting stronger at any age!
Good for him, this man takes very good care of himself but he seems to have a good sense of balance in life. Really, it’s all about discipline in our own lives.
It’s always great seeing people older than you proving that you can look good and be in great shape at an older age. This guy looks like he’s in his early 40s, even though he’s 61. That’s inspiring!
@@googleinc6033 I mean if it’s making him more fit and capable at the age of 61 then who are you to judge? I bet if you were in your 60’s and you couldn’t walk without a cane and had a stiff back, and you’re doctor said with T you’ll be active again, you would get on T as quickly as you could. Am I right 🤣
1. Exercise - start small, build upon it. 2. Diet - more energy, more healthy. 3. Health - appropriate doctor screenings, etc. 4. Finding your soul - develop some sort of spiritual life.
It's not the money. That followed. It was the determination to change, which led to the self-discipline, which created the body and the life style. He loves it, believes it, lives it, shares it. The people who run outside in all weather, use playground equipment to work out, have a few weights at home and still make it happen aren't doing it with money. It's unstoppable desire. Whenever that hits, wherever you are in life, everything changes. However much is in the bank accoint. It's what you want, deep down, and what you not only believe, but the path you WILL NOT stop walking. The man is incredible, because he chooses to be.
Yup it might not be the money, but it sure does make being healthy a lot easier. Healthy foods cost more money and time to prepare than a drive thru fast food that cost only a few dollars and a couple of minutes to pick up, he probably has a chef or nutritionist that cooks for him and gets the healthiest ingredients from the remotest parts of the world. Not to mention he can also afford the best supplements and medical therapies money can buy. And most of all it also buys him time to do his workouts, as he never has work and time pressure so he's also stress free. Most people won't have time to do 3 workouts a day, unless you're an athlete and that's your way of earning a living or just like this guy, rich and have a lot of free time.
@@mathematicalninja2756 What about the billions who don't? If the paranormal proved to exist, it still doesn't prove they're a derivative of a 'soul,' but...
Kudos to both of them. I`m over 58 and 60`s are just around the corner. It`s nothing about money. Yes, if you live paycheck by paycheck you work a lot (over-time etc.) or have two jobs. Thus, you may not have the time. But if you can give 20 - 30 minutes you can do something. Many people can`t believe I`m in my late 50`s and am a grandfather. You have to be consistent and have a routine you can follow and keep it. Most people go beyond what they can do and if it can`t be done on a routine basis they quit and fail. Baby steps and slowly work up to a program you can keep up without fail and least 3 months. Once you reach a small goal and can do it without quitting, increase the level. Everyday before I take a shower I do 30-40 reps and 3-4 sets of push-ups. Either arms wide apart or narrow. With no fail I do this every time before I take a shower. This only takes less than 5 minutes to perform. I have 3 sets of dumbbells 10lb, 20lb and 45 lbs. 3 days a week I workout in my home doing basic dumbbell exercises. No heavy weights or barbells. I do high reps and several sets with very little rest in between sets (>30 seconds). I also do T.U.T. Time Under Tension exercises. Which I do a specific exercise with constant tension between 30-60 seconds. You don`t need a gym, heavy weights or major equipment. I use body weight and dumbbells. As for age, it`s a number. Diet is another subject I will explain another time.
You guys--older and younger--amaze me. 61! I know guys in their 60s who are power lifting and Farmers Walking with 150+ weights in each hand. One 62 y/o I know just walked/ran miles over hills and through woods alone, climbed up on his roof with a hose on his back and kept the Malibu fire from burning down his house. Don't let society tell you what you should be at ANY age. You're as old as your fitness level. If you're 60 with a 30 y/o fitness level, you're 30. If you're 28 with a 55 y/o fitness level, you're 55. But even more importantly, it's Heart and Head. If you're a badass, you're a badass. If you're a wuss, you're a wuss. That's your choice. It's not a sliding scale thing.
My friend I totally agree with you. Its also about respect, how nice it is to look at yourself in the mirror and be amazed how fit you look, it happens to me often and I'm just 46. I intend to continue this for as long as I live
"Society" isn't what determines that we lose muscle mass every year beyond a certain point as we age. That's biology. A few exceptions - and they ARE the rule or we wouldn't be seeing vids and infomercials featuring them - don't disprove the rule.
You're watching a vid that shows you're wrong, but don't believe your lying eyes. I'm here to tell you that I know guys in their 60s who can toss a volkswagon. I'm glad this vid is being shown, but the guy here is a wimp compared to other 60 somethings I know. If a person doesn't comply with what society tells them he or she should be at a certain age or use it as an excuse, all bets are off and new studies confirm this. "Society" has a vested interest in wanting people to feel helpless at any/every age. My question is, why do you seem to want it to be true?? You can comply and be the guy with a catheter that the commercials say you should be in your 60s, or you can be the guy I mentioned above and many, many more like him. Your choice.
And here's just 1 study that flies in the face of popular "wisdom". There are many others. Long, but stick with it-- www.menshealth.com/fitness/a25222496/fitness-age-vo2max/ But this means not accepting pop-wisdom. Again, your choice.
Excellent advice. In my late 20s I stopped lifting heavy weights 330(150kg) push presses for numerous reps finding out I was getting chest pains (high blood pressure),overweight,no endurance. Changed to endurance exercises while weight training partners died off.
Stop making excuses people. Yes, he's rich, but not all rich people are in great shape... It's all about the mind and the will. I'm heading for 35, and though I don't exactly look like him, I'm in the best shape of my life. #excusesgetyounowhere
> Stop making excuses people. Yes, he's rich, but not all rich people are in great shape... It's not about being rich guaranteeing good shape. It's about being rich making it much easier. You get a personal trainer, you are a CEO so you can set your own schedule, you get to be picky about what to eat and even have a personal chef, and so on... It's dieting on easy mode...
Don’t try to undercut his hard work by saying “he’s rich” he’s apparently worked hard to get the body he has!!!! Anyways, most rich people are over weight so your excuse doesn’t even hold any validity!!!!
It's amazing the comments on here by people who want to knock this down and say it's not true what it is is just pure human laziness and excuses wake up and get a fitness plan dummies
I've been a swimmer hiker mountain biker and jogger most of my life, has been a major part of what has saved my life from suicidal depression and panic. I have sustained injuries from over exertion such as plantar fasciitis etc but recently I decided to commit to body building and do less of the other. I can say in all honestly it's been very beneficial. Injuries I sustained in other activities I have been able to build strength around them and make up for the injury related weakness . It has been a pivotal move in my life. I am grateful I got to see this video I too incorporate meditation and prayer .I am 59 and live in Bellingham WA. I live her because during the summer mountain biking is incredible and I can swim ocean or lake.
Money does not give you a hot body. If it did Oprah would not be overweight. Hundreds of other celebrities are fat and unhappy. Diet is 99 percent of it. Those stomach muscles look good because of what eats and doesn't eat. The man works hard.
Great answer, part of that work has to be exercise, use it or lose it, no matter what age...Proper firm and caution....we are more injury prone as we age. I am 77 years of age used to get stopped by bus drivers to show them my i.d. well into my seventies.....
Money does give you a hot body. Fitness and a healthy lifestyle is expensive AS FUCK. Yes diet is more important but without working out you would NOT get a ripped body.
Shisha CEO no it’s not, I’m 37 and everyone thinks I’m in my late 20s. I eat only vegetables, meat and fruit 95% of the time. It’s not expensive, I buy everything at the grocery store and know how to cook well. The most expensive items at the store are usually chocolates, ice creams and such. For exercise I built a small gym in my garage at a total cost under 300$ and it’s been there for years now. The only slightly expensive part are the health products, such as vitamins supplements, testosterone boosters, moisturizers and such, still that’s usually 30 to 40$ a month average.
@@17fireinthesky I like how you stay in your shitty dreamland . Hard work is the biggest scam ever. No matter how much workout he does no one can look like that in their 60s.
Same age, same build. For me it's weight training (like an athlete) and Time Restricted Eating; I eat all of my meals within a 7 hour window. I didn't get back the physique I had in my late 20s until this year, at age 61. Everyone's different, but the key for me was the Time Restricted Eating.
*I really looking forward how Im going to be, Im 33 years old, but I I look like 24 or 25, I do exercise every single day, no alcohol and just healthy food* 🙂
kam wolf Most of Drs have a specialty ,, that’s why they are not good at nutrition stuff ! They do know.basics but not specific way of nutrition knowledge If you wanted more specific information of nutrition ? See the nutritionist !
As a dietitian, I work under physicians. Some are very focused on nutrition, some will just name the last fad diet they heard on the news and tell people to fellow that. Nearly every physician will tell people they need more protein. I’ve met people that I estimated we’re eating more than double the standard recommendation that had a physician tell them to eat more protein. But, they are only required to take a 3 credit hour class that is specific to nutrition in the entire 8 years of university. Some universities have more in sire though.
tavo220 no you do not! That’s a complete fallacy. Yes you do if your just a layabout that does nothing. Again do you not understand the concept of being fit and healthy? Maybe when you are in your 60’s you’ll be on a mobility scooter and need a nurse to wipe your ass but not everyone
@@toomuch9762 it all depends. Some of us have bad genetics regardless of how well we treat our bodies. Just like a car, you can replace the oil and fluids and take care of your car, but over time it still will break down. And some models are more prone to break down than others no matter how much you take care of it.
I remember when the interviewer, Dan Harris, had a panic/anxiety attack, live in air that was induced by his use of cocaine, in the PAST, and spoke about it on Rogan's podcast. It was actually pretty informative when he explained how bad he was getting at the time, and it resonated really well with me because of my past cocaine/alcohol addictions. Love this guy.
Basit Saliu It is very simple. Money has everything to do with it. The technique those 2 were doing was not the best. Focus on the muscles contracting them is the key. How he is financially secured is the question how we all can live better.
I started my fitness Journey at 21, went from 240 lbs last year and I now sit at 175, I am now working on building a 4-6 pack and also learning getting into a skincare routine.
Two great things to do to increase your stamina and endurance: swimming with fins increases your leg, torso and upper body strength. Blow up a beach ball ever other day to give you increased endurance.
I've had discussions with people concerning the topic of this video. The key phrase is "best version of yourself" because genetic make-up is a _huge_ part of a person's physical abilities and really , over all health. So in other words, there are many 61 year-old men who could do everything this guy does and have a spare tire around their mid section. And there are other 61 year-old guys who no matter how hard they tried, never could do what this guy does, let alone find that level of physical condition. But yeah, he is physically fit.
I am 72 and live in the same quality of health. I am not into weights but ride mountain bike with power and work out on a Stairmaster at least three times per week. The reason I can still do this is my cardio health is excellent.
Yes - I'm 61 as well. I work out regularly. One thing that needs to be said: at our age, it's about MAINTAINING muscle mass, NOT INCREASING muscle mass. You won't get results like Zelnick unless you've already put the time and work in during your youth.
nycruise - I agree completely. I never worked out much in my younger years but started lifting weights & doing body exercises (chin-ups, push-ups, etc.) regularly about 12 years ago when I was age 55. With falling testosterone and growth hormone levels that come with age, it's nearly impossible to make more than only modest muscle gains "naturally". But with a clean diet & exercise, the pounds can come off. Also, after experiencing numerous injuries by trying to push too hard, I reverted to lighter weights & more reps, focusing on good form. After reaching a certain age, it becomes increasingly easy to injure oneself and it seems to take forever to heal.
You said it yourself: "With all those millions, ANYONE would look even better then him"...Not so start water eh?!....Like Madonna once said: "Money makes people beautiful"...And that is soooo true!!!
Good for him. I'll be 42 in a few days, and I have to admit, I look a 1000 times better now at 42 than I did at 21. It's taken effort. It's a conscious decision. On a funnier side note... this guy is making a case for older dudes. "Hello..." lol
Great video! We are both in our 80's and feel better than ever! We are all about healthy aging -- maintaining a strong body, a calm mind, and a very positive outlook. We are doing research for our new Healthy-Aging Advice TH-cam channel to make it a success. Our hope is to inspire others. Learned a lot here. Thank-you.
@@NoFatHeaux True, I think many people subconsciously think you got someone to settle with you so what's the point in keeping your sexual market edge? Lol
Everyone saying he’s on TRT when he’s actually not even close to being big , he’s definitely natty and just overall in great shape for being at that age .id say it’s more genetics and diet. The money he has probably helps with him having overall good skin tho .
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Discipline / Determination / Time management / Eat Well / Focus on your Goals / Focus Spiritually / Be Kind & Thankful to Others & You will have true WEALTH !
as we age and are over 60, consistency of application is what exercise is all about. Never miss a day and the results will follow. Jack LaLane swam almost three miles at the age of 70. He trained every day for decades.
Yes, but you can do "too much". You can hurt yourself, a diet can be too strong etc. Not so much sitting, less lifts and escalators, that's already helpful.
I have been going to the gym for almost 7 months now. Eating healthy, drink lots of water, good sleep (8 hours) and avoid stressful people in my daily life. Trust me it's worth it 💯! You will see the amazing result in you: inside/outside. I'm 50 years old and people think I'm 29-33 years old.
"DR APPROVED,? nope. Why would you go to a Dr to learn about nutrition? Lol. They have the worst diets and many have short lifespans, suffer with stress and burnout. Go see someone who actually knows about nutrition - a holistic nutritionist.
I'm 56 testosterone 615 naturally without TRT. Still in great shape working out since 12. I must say though I question is TRT being used here on the vid? plastic surgery? Many wealthy people have access to these. Just questions I would like to ask him and other rich people. Not accusing just questioning?
In my reading and to some extent my personal experience, it’s low carb or keto, intermittent and long term fasting, and moderate exercise that’ll get you where you want to be. Increasing research to back this up but this information isn’t as readily available because all the research and advertising is backed by pharmaceutical companies, food production companies, and the government. As a rule, if you want to be healthy don’t follow mainstream advice about eating and exercising.
thank you! While everyone else is so busy saying he is fit coz he's a ceo bla bla bla I was like WHAAAT OF COURSE HE IS FIT, HE'S GOT GTA 5 IN HIS POCKET, LOOK AT TREVOR'S BOD! HE PROBABLY HAD ALL HIS TIPS!
@@catherinebirch2399 thank you , yes , it’s an attitude of mind , I’m 58 , hoping to live by Jack’s rules , he was in incredible shape in his mid to late 70’s . I need to print off a photo of him and stick it on my fridge , a true inspiration.
Sorry Im more referring to him helping people keep fit (promoting fitness) and introducing a better diet than the typical American diet. he is misleading because what he has might be unattainable to others but if it gets people moving rather than watching tv sitting down i think thats a good thing. side effects of hgh outweigh the positives so yea not a good idea.
Preach! At what age do most men get in TRT? To my understanding it's expensive and it's like making a "deal with the devil" because one cant ever cycle off. Thoughts?
@@Daysend34811 his training is garbage, guys at their 20s 30s are doing heavy compounds to achieve a physique like that, they would probably lose muscle if they trained like him
It does help... being a multi-gillionaire. I'm also as impressed that he's CEO of the company that created GTA. He's an inspiration all the way around!
This guy reminds me of my father. My dad is about to turn 61 in October and he is extremely fit. He runs, lifts weights, does Spartan races, eats clean. He looks a lot younger than he really is, and he loves exercise and feeling good. He is actually the one who introduced me to lifting weights and exercising. I have him to thank for that.
Ur dad is really cool.
@@simpleboy4392 he is pretty cool; he’s a great dad
So cool!
how old do you think I am?
My dad was 89 last month he still works out he's 6 ft 5 with a 58 inch chest
Guys I just turned 45 and a year ago started working out and eating healthy.
Recently I took new ID photos and when I replaced the ones from two years ago, I noticed I literally look 10+ years younger. I am currently in better shape than when I was in high school.
It’s no joke. Once you get started and feel and see the difference, you just don’t want to stop because of the time and money put into it. I feel a lot more empowered to tackle other parts of my life. And while doing it for myself is the ultimate goal, I also notice people treat me very differently, so that’s a bonus.
For any of you making the leap into it, I wish you all good health and happiness to come!
YOU must have attended a really sad high school. Too many hot cheerleaders at my high school kept me in top football and karate shape to handle them.
@@KennethKetchum That's such a sad reason to get fit, we should be more interested in our health for our well being.
Good for you man keep it up 💪
I am now just starting because I just recoverd fr a 18 year injury what do you eat and how fast did it take you to get your mojo back
@@robingrant948 hello congrats you got over your injury. I just started to eat as healthy as possible- meaning as little sugar and processed or oily food as possible.I don’t count calories but by getting rid of bad food it will already help a lot.
As for mojo-- I might rephrase my answer differently. I had a pretty bad breakup and I got super motivated to get my shit together. I worked from a point of anger and also wanting to become better and not wanting to sit home and feel bad for myself. But then i immediately feel better, then a month I become more functional. About two months I can begin to see some difference. And 3-6months In I see the most transformation happen. Afterwards I remain motivated because I will never want to go back to the way I was before. I wish you the best in pursuing this too!
Most people like the idea of being fit, very few are willing to do the work.
Very true. I'm lazy as fuck and I love fattening food
I O just do Hiit twice a week it was my older lazy workout routine
Same with weight loss, lazy and always make excuses
He's so right about starting slowly. Whenever I come back to working out after a long spell of not doing so I carefully do a few exercises first. Over time I add the rest in or add more reps. No need to burn yourself out or pull a muscle or anything. Or demotivate yourself by overdoing it.
I know a 70 year old (I think) who has run multiple triathlons- finishing in the top three for seniors. As a kid, his doctor told his parents that he wouldn't live pass 10. He survived three cancers. He's in the best shape of his life!!!! He's inspirational to me!!!!
Fuck that's amazing
For a second I did not read this comment properly and believed you were 70, I was shocked and impressed at the same time, then I was disappointed. Still proud of the 70-year-old person. ✌ 🙏
A lot of people will say he has money so it’s easier for him. Oprah has money too and you see her struggle with weight. You have to want it.
Well said!
Antonio Moncada by your comment I can tell you are clearly a person who has failed in some area of your life due to lack of action. Is not that you can’t do it buddy is you believe you can’t. Change that mental paradigm and you will see yourself flourish. I’m pretty sure you can do whatever you set your mind too 🤗
Kenneth Fernandez Jr I’m not saying that obstacles don’t exist they absolutely do. There will always be extenuating circumstances that can make a problem much more difficult. I’m talking to those that can find a way and choose not too. I’ve been the type of person who has chosen not to but also the one that gets up and goes. I work 6 times a week one day off and sometimes can only do 10 jumping jack right before I have to go into work. 10 jumping jack may mean nothing but it reinforces the discipline. There is a million reasons why we can’t do this or that but for most of the population the one million reasons are excuses. And not all women have trouble losing weight that’s a crutch. I loose weight quite normally. The minute I stop with the junk and monitor what I eat the weight comes off. Yes it’s hard for some ppl but not impossible. I can’t blame my gender as a reason why I’m not losing weight but I can blame the bag of Cheetos I was chowing down at midnight with a side of kit Kat. I know the problem is not straight forward but sheer excuses do exist. And I just dislike when ppl having money as a reason they are fit it’s something you choose to do.
Antonio Moncada and that’s true he could be. He could be on many things who knows. It still does not take away from the fact you still have to put in the work. Many ppl with normal levels of HGH aren’t ripped because they aren’t putting in the work. You can take all the steroids you want but nothing will happen if you don’t lift the weights.
Antonio Moncada ☺️
Money has nothing to do with it. He is disciplined. PERIOD!!
Exactly.
It's easy to be disciplined when you dont have to worry about the rent next week. PERIOD!!
Money allows him to afford HGH, proper nutrition, and suplements. Why does a bottle of water cost more than a soda? Why does a salad cost more than a burger?
@@TheHmongol
Untrue. I work 6 days a week and still work out 4 -5 days a week. Just requires discipline man.
@Rocky Dennis MVP
Yes that helps but it's not required. People always make excuses.
I’m 26 and I have always dreaded getting older and becoming a old man and losing my vitality, good health, looks and everything that makes life great but after seeing this it has changed my perspective on ageing. Getting old doesn’t mean you automatically become ill, weak and a cripple in a wheelchair lugging around a oxygen tank. If you take care of yourself while your young you can have a good quality of life in most cases. Seeing this makes ageing a lot less scary and depressing.
Good observation. I'm 52 and I'm a bike messenger. Riding bike and lifting weights everyday has made me feel and look younger. The weirdest thing is that I'm getting better at weight lifting and biking each day as I get older. It helps mentally as well. The biggest surprise to me is that most women love fit men young or old. Most women do like muscles on their men.
Cedric Bethea you’re surprised that most women like men with muscles? 🤔
@@yeshalloweenyes I'm surprised because pop culture is promoting "Health at any size" and "dad bodies". Men that workout are being fit shamed by society for their natural masculinity calling it toxic. Another reason is that most women think it's wrong to objectify others especially sexually. Today's women especially Mellinials want a metro sexual type of man who doesn't do dirty work.
It's like you talk about the 90year olds. This guy here is 30years younger !! You have his parents in mind.
"Kettlebell or dumbbell , it does not matter because the muscle does not see what you are holding, only the stress" _Arnold
truth.
“Milk is for BABIES” -Arnold
but the area of affect is different so depends on which muscle u want to grow, jsut saying.
"I have had two heart surgeries"_Arnold.
_Apparently his heart problem is congenital. Wondering why noone else in his family have/had heart problems?.hmm_
WRONG>>>>
I like that his tips were sensible and that he added a tip for spiritual growth.He seems really empathetic, creative and intelligent
Emphatic my ass. This dude made his fortune by making kids addicted to gambling with his predatory video games. His newest video games have literal real money casinos, and it is limited so low as to the age of 3. Real-life casinos are 18+. Real Empathy indeed.
He is Jewish, just in the business. They make money through any means
M U that is the dumbest " argument" I've ever heard
He looks in his mid 40s to early 50s (face)
Body looks 35.
He looks great.
Personally I don't expect a guy to look like that all the time, just take care of your self.he could do one of those men fitness shows that's how far he's pushing himself.
not really he looks like a 61 years in very good shape period.
@@rolihlala4333 Have you seen the everyday 61 year olds? They look nothing like him.
have you been on any dating website's lately, 61 year olds look 71
Stacy Castello white dudes maybe. My dad is 65, he looks like 15 years younger that him
The thing is once you start you cannot stop. If you make excuses to take a day off from your exercise schedule, it will suddenly become a week, then a month, then a year. This is the trap people fall into. Don't stop!
That’s very true.
Agreed.
Only reason to stop is to recover from an injury
Omg I didn’t think of that, thanks for that I really needed to hear this 🤗
Yes it becomes a habit
dude's twice my age and 4x more fit. What am I doing with my life? Gonna go take a 15 mins walk lol
Good luck Danny
Danny this made me LOL. Gonna take a 16 minute walk
@@sofly5286 i gonna go for a 17 min walk then
ha ha
Start eating healthy, and doing exercises daily, Good luck.
👍☺☺
I quit drinking coca cola 6 years ago, quit cigarettes last summer, got rid of my tormentors a month ago. Now I'm going to start doing this.
proud of you internet stranger
@@khushichadha512 same
Exercise really does keep you young and healthy. A lot of people that have lived to 90+ have thanked regular exercise.
I agree. But other factors also need to be taken as well. Enough sleep and a good eating habit.
He is in terrific shape, very inspiring. Ernestine Shepherd is 83 and was the oldest competitive bodybuilder at one time. She started working out when she was 56 years old. She's my hero!
diet and exercise???!!!. WOW that is revolutionary.
exactly !
IKR!
What a concept huh? 😁😆@The Naz Show
Truth.
Who knew? Well, everybody, actually.
It's about determination people. Saw a video on a woman bodybuilder who began her climb at 59 and is now 72. Unbelievable what the body is capable of. So inspiring.
"No! I don't look like him so he absolutely must be taking drugs!" Easier to blame something else than put in the work. Yes, the body is amazing at healing itself and getting stronger at any age!
Good for him, this man takes very good care of himself but he seems to have a good sense of balance in life. Really, it’s all about discipline in our own lives.
That’s the youngest 61 year old I have ever seen in my life lol
Theme Fresh 🙃
Ikr
Ass aids
Theme Fresh Exaaaactly lol.
@Theme Fresh Name a black man in his 60s that look this good.
It’s always great seeing people older than you proving that you can look good and be in great shape at an older age. This guy looks like he’s in his early 40s, even though he’s 61. That’s inspiring!
He's having testosterone injections to be at the same level of a 20 year old
@@googleinc6033 I mean if it’s making him more fit and capable at the age of 61 then who are you to judge? I bet if you were in your 60’s and you couldn’t walk without a cane and had a stiff back, and you’re doctor said with T you’ll be active again, you would get on T as quickly as you could. Am I right 🤣
Im more surprised that he owns the game grand theft auto
Gta 5 is six years old and I still can't play it. Sad
jay fawn why not?
He doesn't "own" GTA. He's the CEO of the company.
@@perinjhaveri3336 OP is kinda not that savvy, bruh. Don't waste your breath.
i though Rockstar owns GTA
What an inspiration. I'm 51 & also in the best shape of my life. I'm getting stronger everyday!!
1. Exercise - start small, build upon it.
2. Diet - more energy, more healthy.
3. Health - appropriate doctor screenings, etc.
4. Finding your soul - develop some sort of spiritual life.
DO u believe on God?
Holy shit! 61?! He's more than twice my age and looks 10 times better 😱
Time to change up your life then luv. You have the power over your life..you are the narrator!
Xoxo
Nikki
Great hair system too
That's a dye job. He'd look a lot better if he just let it go.
DouglassD
Why do you say that?
Just curious..
CEO-MY.
It's not the money. That followed. It was the determination to change, which led to the self-discipline, which created the body and the life style. He loves it, believes it, lives it, shares it. The people who run outside in all weather, use playground equipment to work out, have a few weights at home and still make it happen aren't doing it with money. It's unstoppable desire. Whenever that hits, wherever you are in life, everything changes. However much is in the bank accoint. It's what you want, deep down, and what you not only believe, but the path you WILL NOT stop walking. The man is incredible, because he chooses to be.
Hunter Collins because he is using steroids, wake up
90%+ of people need an excuse....leave them.
Maybe I missed it. Was there something that said that he was in this type of shape BEFORE the money?
How many screwed workers does it take to make one fit rich old guy? America, Oorah!
Yup it might not be the money, but it sure does make being healthy a lot easier. Healthy foods cost more money and time to prepare than a drive thru fast food that cost only a few dollars and a couple of minutes to pick up, he probably has a chef or nutritionist that cooks for him and gets the healthiest ingredients from the remotest parts of the world. Not to mention he can also afford the best supplements and medical therapies money can buy. And most of all it also buys him time to do his workouts, as he never has work and time pressure so he's also stress free. Most people won't have time to do 3 workouts a day, unless you're an athlete and that's your way of earning a living or just like this guy, rich and have a lot of free time.
I'm 66,and workout with weights 3× week, the weights don't know how old you are, unless you tell them--
66 huh? Are you single? I am single, 48 looking for an older man. Get in touch if you're interested.
Karla Groves 😭
Am 67young n pumping up everyday
@@alparadisealborosr6885 those young guys walking around with a 40in waist can't stand you huh?😆
LatinX uncle who is having a glow up. we stan.
1. Exercise
2. Diet
3. Health
4. Find your soul
Got it!
"Soul" is not a real thing.
@@mathematicalninja2756 What about the billions who don't? If the paranormal proved to exist, it still doesn't prove they're a derivative of a 'soul,' but...
Also Hormone replacement therapy
Diet diet diet.
@@keepitahunnid7133 "your soul is mine"
Kudos to both of them. I`m over 58 and 60`s are just around the corner. It`s nothing about money. Yes, if you live paycheck by paycheck you work a lot (over-time etc.) or have two jobs. Thus, you may not have the time. But if you can give 20 - 30 minutes you can do something. Many people can`t believe I`m in my late 50`s and am a grandfather. You have to be consistent and have a routine you can follow and keep it. Most people go beyond what they can do and if it can`t be done on a routine basis they quit and fail. Baby steps and slowly work up to a program you can keep up without fail and least 3 months. Once you reach a small goal and can do it without quitting, increase the level. Everyday before I take a shower I do 30-40 reps and 3-4 sets of push-ups. Either arms wide apart or narrow. With no fail I do this every time before I take a shower. This only takes less than 5 minutes to perform. I have 3 sets of dumbbells 10lb, 20lb and 45 lbs. 3 days a week I workout in my home doing basic dumbbell exercises. No heavy weights or barbells. I do high reps and several sets with very little rest in between sets (>30 seconds). I also do T.U.T. Time Under Tension exercises. Which I do a specific exercise with constant tension between 30-60 seconds. You don`t need a gym, heavy weights or major equipment. I use body weight and dumbbells. As for age, it`s a number. Diet is another subject I will explain another time.
Looks like mr. fantastic from the fantastic four!
88hyperman
He’s got Grand Theft Auto? He’s got $$$.
Ur right! He does resemble Mr Fantastic.maybe he can play Reed Richards if they ever do another FF film
Yes! Exactly!!! LoooL. All he needs his the Gray streaks of hair on the sides! FACTS!!!! 💯💯😂🤣😂🤣👍🏿
Ur 88hypermam he do tho lmao great observation
You guys--older and younger--amaze me. 61! I know guys in their 60s who are power lifting and Farmers Walking with 150+ weights in each hand. One 62 y/o I know just walked/ran miles over hills and through woods alone, climbed up on his roof with a hose on his back and kept the Malibu fire from burning down his house. Don't let society tell you what you should be at ANY age. You're as old as your fitness level. If you're 60 with a 30 y/o fitness level, you're 30. If you're 28 with a 55 y/o fitness level, you're 55. But even more importantly, it's Heart and Head. If you're a badass, you're a badass. If you're a wuss, you're a wuss. That's your choice. It's not a sliding scale thing.
My friend I totally agree with you. Its also about respect, how nice it is to look at yourself in the mirror and be amazed how fit you look, it happens to me often and I'm just 46. I intend to continue this for as long as I live
"Society" isn't what determines that we lose muscle mass every year beyond a certain point as we age. That's biology. A few exceptions - and they ARE the rule or we wouldn't be seeing vids and infomercials featuring them - don't disprove the rule.
You're watching a vid that shows you're wrong, but don't believe your lying eyes. I'm here to tell you that I know guys in their 60s who can toss a volkswagon. I'm glad this vid is being shown, but the guy here is a wimp compared to other 60 somethings I know. If a person doesn't comply with what society tells them he or she should be at a certain age or use it as an excuse, all bets are off and new studies confirm this. "Society" has a vested interest in wanting people to feel helpless at any/every age. My question is, why do you seem to want it to be true?? You can comply and be the guy with a catheter that the commercials say you should be in your 60s, or you can be the guy I mentioned above and many, many more like him. Your choice.
And here's just 1 study that flies in the face of popular "wisdom". There are many others. Long, but stick with it--
www.menshealth.com/fitness/a25222496/fitness-age-vo2max/
But this means not accepting pop-wisdom. Again, your choice.
Excellent advice.
In my late 20s I stopped lifting heavy weights 330(150kg) push presses for numerous reps finding out I was getting chest pains (high blood pressure),overweight,no endurance.
Changed to endurance exercises while weight training partners died off.
Big respect, an inspiration to everyone to carry on working out, being sporty myself.
Stop making excuses people. Yes, he's rich, but not all rich people are in great shape... It's all about the mind and the will. I'm heading for 35, and though I don't exactly look like him, I'm in the best shape of my life. #excusesgetyounowhere
> Stop making excuses people. Yes, he's rich, but not all rich people are in great shape...
It's not about being rich guaranteeing good shape. It's about being rich making it much easier. You get a personal trainer, you are a CEO so you can set your own schedule, you get to be picky about what to eat and even have a personal chef, and so on... It's dieting on easy mode...
kennedy m. Thats nothing dude I am going to be 33 in a month and I am fat😎
Don’t try to undercut his hard work by saying “he’s rich” he’s apparently worked hard to get the body he has!!!! Anyways, most rich people are over weight so your excuse doesn’t even hold any validity!!!!
great advice. could also apply to other things in life as well. It's all in the noggin' :)
foljs This.
Its called human growth hormone and TRT along with working out and diet.
Came to post this.
And zero technique 1:35. Not a single pushup was done that day.
Rico Conti
Yea that's what I heard too
And good genetics
the man is training 2000s mainstream functional bullshit LOL
thats enough for the average 20 years old lose muscle
It's amazing the comments on here by people who want to knock this down and say it's not true what it is is just pure human laziness and excuses wake up and get a fitness plan dummies
Eat clen, tren hard, anavar give up
I've been a swimmer hiker mountain biker and jogger most of my life, has been a major part of what has saved my life from suicidal depression and panic. I have sustained injuries from over exertion such as plantar fasciitis etc but recently I decided to commit to body building and do less of the other. I can say in all honestly it's been very beneficial. Injuries I sustained in other activities I have been able to build strength around them and make up for the injury related weakness . It has been a pivotal move in my life. I am grateful I got to see this video I too incorporate meditation and prayer .I am 59 and live in Bellingham WA. I live her because during the summer mountain biking is incredible and I can swim ocean or lake.
Money does not give you a hot body. If it did Oprah would not be overweight. Hundreds of other celebrities are fat and unhappy. Diet is 99 percent of it. Those stomach muscles look good because of what eats and doesn't eat. The man works hard.
Great answer, part of that work has to be exercise, use it or lose it, no matter what age...Proper firm and caution....we are more injury prone as we age. I am 77 years of age used to get stopped by bus drivers to show them my i.d. well into my seventies.....
Money does give you a hot body. Fitness and a healthy lifestyle is expensive AS FUCK. Yes diet is more important but without working out you would NOT get a ripped body.
Shisha CEO no it’s not, I’m 37 and everyone thinks I’m in my late 20s. I eat only vegetables, meat and fruit 95% of the time. It’s not expensive, I buy everything at the grocery store and know how to cook well. The most expensive items at the store are usually chocolates, ice creams and such. For exercise I built a small gym in my garage at a total cost under 300$ and it’s been there for years now. The only slightly expensive part are the health products, such as vitamins supplements, testosterone boosters, moisturizers and such, still that’s usually 30 to 40$ a month average.
@@shishaceo5204 I pay $188 at work out world a year. Less than a dollar a day. Work out world has gyms all over new England
@@pvaz true if you don't buy junk food you actually save money
"61 year old CEO shares his tips for staying fit at any age". Testosterone replacement therapy and a clean diet is a good start.
You forgot growth hormones
Actually working out doesn’t hurt.
I like how people diminish the hard work he puts in. TRT won’t get you anywhere if you sit on the couch all day.
@@17fireinthesky I like how you stay in your shitty dreamland . Hard work is the biggest scam ever. No matter how much workout he does no one can look like that in their 60s.
@@17fireinthesky - And you won't look like him without TRT, no matter how much time you spend in the gym.
Who says Good health and business work cannot be together! It is all about discipline and time management.
And drugs and good docs. Maybe plastic surgery. And money.
It’s all a mindset and what you are willing to do.
Same age, same build. For me it's weight training (like an athlete) and Time Restricted Eating; I eat all of my meals within a 7 hour window. I didn't get back the physique I had in my late 20s until this year, at age 61. Everyone's different, but the key for me was the Time Restricted Eating.
OMG!!! This guy is 61? Holy cow!
It's called having his hair dyed otherwise if you seen him with a full head off gray hair he will look his age
It’s all about the mindset, with enough consistency.
Intensity, consistency, nutrition, and of course mindset! 67 and most people guess 50. Mindset is 35
*I really looking forward how Im going to be, Im 33 years old, but I I look like 24 or 25, I do exercise every single day, no alcohol and just healthy food* 🙂
Most doctors don't know shit about nutrition.
kam wolf
Most of Drs have a specialty ,, that’s why they are not good at nutrition stuff ! They do know.basics but not specific way of nutrition knowledge
If you wanted more specific information of nutrition ? See the nutritionist !
kam wolf exactly, which is why dietitians exist
As a dietitian, I work under physicians. Some are very focused on nutrition, some will just name the last fad diet they heard on the news and tell people to fellow that. Nearly every physician will tell people they need more protein. I’ve met people that I estimated we’re eating more than double the standard recommendation that had a physician tell them to eat more protein. But, they are only required to take a 3 credit hour class that is specific to nutrition in the entire 8 years of university. Some universities have more in sire though.
Justin_Morgan Lifting&Nutrition I really wanted to be a dietitian...but too many science classes for me haha
Absolutely agree!
Dont forget to be a CEO too. So you can afford all the doctors visits
You Don’t need too many doctor visits when you’re fit and healthy. I think you have that backwards
@@toomuch9762 at that age... you need twice as much doctor visits.
tavo220 no you do not! That’s a complete fallacy. Yes you do if your just a layabout that does nothing. Again do you not understand the concept of being fit and healthy? Maybe when you are in your 60’s you’ll be on a mobility scooter and need a nurse to wipe your ass but not everyone
@@toomuch9762 it all depends. Some of us have bad genetics regardless of how well we treat our bodies. Just like a car, you can replace the oil and fluids and take care of your car, but over time it still will break down. And some models are more prone to break down than others no matter how much you take care of it.
jerry lee well you can say that for any age
Very true, I m 57 , I m still v fit , my leg press about 200kg, Chest still 100-120 kg,
No high blood pressure, N etc.
Is that a lot?
It's not the amount of weight you use, it's how your form is.... that's the most important.
I remember when the interviewer, Dan Harris, had a panic/anxiety attack, live in air that was induced by his use of cocaine, in the PAST, and spoke about it on Rogan's podcast. It was actually pretty informative when he explained how bad he was getting at the time, and it resonated really well with me because of my past cocaine/alcohol addictions. Love this guy.
Very inspiring!! We can look and feel amazing at any age!!!
He's so handsome and looks too good for his age.
Angelina
What a childish thing to say. Is that what people call "being politically incorrect"? This is actually called "being immature", that's all 😞
Angelina just because you call another woman "pretty" doesn't mean you want to jump her right? Get it together please.
Steve Garcia yes you are right
I always like the "for his/her age" qualifier.
Angelina so men can’t compliment other men on their looks and makes them gay? sounds like a high school immature comment! Grow up!
He is my inspiration. SZ ForTheWin!
Basit Saliu It is very simple. Money has everything to do with it. The technique those 2 were doing was not the best. Focus on the muscles contracting them is the key. How he is financially secured is the question how we all can live better.
Basit Saliu no he is not
I started my fitness Journey at 21, went from 240 lbs last year and I now sit at 175, I am now working on building a 4-6 pack and also learning getting into a skincare routine.
What did we learn from this ? Diet and exercise.... Groundbreaking
Two great things to do to increase your stamina and endurance: swimming with fins increases your leg, torso and upper body strength. Blow up a beach ball ever other day to give you increased endurance.
Swimming is great and
HIIT is also great in the pool !! 👍👍👍
I've had discussions with people concerning the topic of this video. The key phrase is "best version of yourself" because genetic make-up is a _huge_ part of a person's physical abilities and really , over all health. So in other words, there are many 61 year-old men who could do everything this guy does and have a spare tire around their mid section. And there are other 61 year-old guys who no matter how hard they tried, never could do what this guy does, let alone find that level of physical condition. But yeah, he is physically fit.
Its called growth hormone and TRT
I am 72 and live in the same quality of health. I am not into weights but ride mountain bike with power and work out on a Stairmaster at least three times per week. The reason I can still do this is my cardio health is excellent.
Yeah, and you watch old sci Fi movies too! 😃 I just subscribed to your channel! Where'd you find those old flicks? So cool; made me smile!🎥🎞️🎬🔫👾🤖👽
Yes - I'm 61 as well. I work out regularly. One thing that needs to be said: at our age, it's about MAINTAINING muscle mass, NOT INCREASING muscle mass. You won't get results like Zelnick unless you've already put the time and work in during your youth.
nycruise - I agree completely. I never worked out much in my younger years but started lifting weights & doing body exercises (chin-ups, push-ups, etc.) regularly about 12 years ago when I was age 55. With falling testosterone and growth hormone levels that come with age, it's nearly impossible to make more than only modest muscle gains "naturally". But with a clean diet & exercise, the pounds can come off. Also, after experiencing numerous injuries by trying to push too hard, I reverted to lighter weights & more reps, focusing on good form. After reaching a certain age, it becomes increasingly easy to injure oneself and it seems to take forever to heal.
I can't do TRT. Nor can I do testosterone shots either.
Consistently - nutrition and training period. I don’t care what program you choose / just do it daily.
I am 66 on the 25 September 2019 and l go to the gym twice a day, so as the saying goes "Age is just another word".
👍🏽
Yeah but do you train at the gym?
I am 60 and have scaled back my training due to work and life but getting back at it soon. Love fitness
So many broke jealous young people he has more money and even in better physical shape than them at 60s
And wont get pussy w/o paying for it. So sad
You said it yourself: "With all those millions, ANYONE would look even better then him"...Not so start water eh?!....Like Madonna once said: "Money makes people beautiful"...And that is soooo true!!!
@@RightWingRadioShow Jealous
@@MoanikaLewinsky Jealous
@@ShaneDanger42069 No, what's the point if you still pay these bitches?
Lets be real... if youre in your late 20s or early 30s, there is no way your 60 year old grandpa looked like this. This is impressive.
If you're in you're early thirties you might have a 60 year old father but l doubt very much you'll have a 60 year old grandfather.
lola van i think he meant if you are around that age, your gpa didnt look like that when he was 60
Inspiration 💪🏼 i am 27 and he is in Way better form and me. Age is just a number! 🏋️
Great. Well done. Maybe you don't imagine how much hope and positivity such videos help instill in people. Please keep up the good work.
Good for him. I'll be 42 in a few days, and I have to admit, I look a 1000 times better now at 42 than I did at 21. It's taken effort. It's a conscious decision.
On a funnier side note... this guy is making a case for older dudes. "Hello..." lol
Great video! We are both in our 80's and feel better than ever! We are all about healthy aging -- maintaining a strong body, a calm mind, and a very positive outlook. We are doing research for our new Healthy-Aging Advice TH-cam channel to make it a success. Our hope is to inspire others. Learned a lot here. Thank-you.
He looks so young because he's probably not married...
Yeahhh I genuinely wonder tho, why most men turn fat after a few years of getting married
Because we get comfortable...
@@NoFatHeaux well yeah even women turn out the same, mostly
Correct...
@@NoFatHeaux True, I think many people subconsciously think you got someone to settle with you so what's the point in keeping your sexual market edge? Lol
I'm 37 and still making gains in the gym. Life doesn't end at 30.
It's called TRT people. He has the testosterone levels of a 20yr old.
Haters will hate. Losers too. Go get your participation ribbon 🎀😂
@@dgilvani Its not hating its fact. If you have the money you can be ripped with muscles when your old and grey. With minimal work.
Yet y'all are 20 year old fat guys 😂
Wild Bill dismiss his opinion somemore, you see what you want to see.
@@gd1889 Shit I wish I was 20. And sure as hell wasnt fat.
Everyone saying he’s on TRT when he’s actually not even close to being big , he’s definitely natty and just overall in great shape for being at that age .id say it’s more genetics and diet. The money he has probably helps with him having overall good skin tho .
He looks good
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Shallow values and a willingness to step on and over others can lead to success
He's almost 3 times my age and looks like my younger brother. Lol
His wife must be so happy lol
Yeah but take your "lol" back to 2016.
His mistress huny lol
Yeon Kim Sexist!
Men who look this good dont have wives.
Why would he get married? If she really loves you she won't let a piece of paper (from the government no less) get between the two of you.
Discipline / Determination / Time management / Eat Well / Focus on your Goals / Focus Spiritually / Be Kind & Thankful to Others & You will have true WEALTH !
as we age and are over 60, consistency of application is what exercise is all about. Never miss a day and the results will follow. Jack LaLane swam almost three miles at the age of 70. He trained every day for decades.
Well well well....i love older men, especially when they come as fine as this!
Right!!!! Hes soooo handsome
OMG. What’s his status. He is sooooo, Handsome.
Lol either y'all got daddy issues, or yall had the best dad ever
Im 57 following, im kinda a fitness junkie but not as ripped, inspiring
@@ricklegendary2990 Every bit helps, Rick🤗
Regular fitness activity adds on average 7 years of life! and yes...slows down aging pricess.
Yes, but you can do "too much". You can hurt yourself, a diet can be too strong etc. Not so much sitting, less lifts and escalators, that's already helpful.
You can already tell what you won't find in that book: LEG DAY
No one else noticed that😂😂😂
Exactly! XD
I noticed it too!!
rivenade haha
rivenade haha
I have been going to the gym for almost 7 months now. Eating healthy, drink lots of water, good sleep (8 hours) and avoid stressful people in my daily life. Trust me it's worth it 💯! You will see the amazing result in you: inside/outside. I'm 50 years old and people think I'm 29-33 years old.
"DR APPROVED,? nope. Why would you go to a Dr to learn about nutrition? Lol. They have the worst diets and many have short lifespans, suffer with stress and burnout. Go see someone who actually knows about nutrition - a holistic nutritionist.
He probably has to refer to a “Doctor “ because his lawyer recommended he say that.
I'm 56 testosterone 615 naturally without TRT. Still in great shape working out since 12. I must say though I question is TRT being used here on the vid? plastic surgery? Many wealthy people have access to these. Just questions I would like to ask him and other rich people. Not accusing just questioning?
I see guys in there 70s there in btr shape thn alot of 25 year old kid's
My dad is 70 he is not in shape but he looks about 50. He doesn’t even have one wrinkle
Facts
They had more time to train
Very good.. be healthy.
In my reading and to some extent my personal experience, it’s low carb or keto, intermittent and long term fasting, and moderate exercise that’ll get you where you want to be. Increasing research to back this up but this information isn’t as readily available because all the research and advertising is backed by pharmaceutical companies, food production companies, and the government. As a rule, if you want to be healthy don’t follow mainstream advice about eating and exercising.
Keto all the way. For a select few the carnivore diet works better than keto.
Pure inspiration. Thank you for uploading
Did he just casually say he's ceo of take 2.
thank you! While everyone else is so busy saying he is fit coz he's a ceo bla bla bla I was like WHAAAT OF COURSE HE IS FIT, HE'S GOT GTA 5 IN HIS POCKET, LOOK AT TREVOR'S BOD! HE PROBABLY HAD ALL HIS TIPS!
This 61-year-old's book on diet, lifestyle, exercise, etc will be a HUGE bestseller!
Wow wow! So inspirational! So motivational! This guy is a babe for sure!
so...im assuming he didnt just eat a big cup of milk with 8 chocolate donates smashed in it like I just did?
mikieson 8 donuts are my definition of smashing anything.
mikieson yeah , or the 4 tacos and a torta I just ate
Lol....No, He Did Not.
Omg yoi do thay too? Lol
mikieson poor pancreas. 😥
Jack La Lane was fit till he died he lived to almost 100 💯 years of age. He kept active
The best.
Very few people seem to realise that old age and disability needn't go hand in hand.
@@catherinebirch2399 thank you , yes , it’s an attitude of mind , I’m 58 , hoping to live by Jack’s rules , he was in incredible shape in his mid to late 70’s . I need to print off a photo of him and stick it on my fridge , a true inspiration.
This is a really smart & visonary man, he ran bmg when i was with umg and he saw the future of streaming but the other industry leaders didnt.
We old men are not old because of age, we are old because of paradigms
HGH or TRT. He also has to have a clean diet and discipline to get in the gym to put the work in. Your welcome.
Pretty much but good on him anyways
joshboski1
- why is it good on him anyways. its not good or bad. there are positives and side effects to hgh. he's also misleading people.
Sorry Im more referring to him helping people keep fit (promoting fitness) and introducing a better diet than the typical American diet. he is misleading because what he has might be unattainable to others but if it gets people moving rather than watching tv sitting down i think thats a good thing. side effects of hgh outweigh the positives so yea not a good idea.
Hes probly on trt id say
joshboski1
- oh ok
Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Jay Luis I believe that
Yup its awesome
Proof ?
Preach!
At what age do most men get in TRT? To my understanding it's expensive and it's like making a "deal with the devil" because one cant ever cycle off. Thoughts?
@@Daysend34811 his training is garbage, guys at their 20s 30s are doing heavy compounds to achieve a physique like that, they would probably lose muscle if they trained like him
I just turned 50 and I am the best shape of my life
My Sugardaddy goals lol
lol...
He is mine
Ms.Scorpio Erica damn for real! Haha 😁
Ms.Scorpio Erica,he is awesome,pls check out Grandpa Titus,guuuuurrrrrrl,yum yum lol
😆😆😍😋
I wish he was honest to say that he is using TRT and growth hormone.
TRT is not going to make you fit though, still have to put in the work.
61-year-old CEO shares his tips for staying fit at any age: "Have my DNA."
Lol
It does help... being a multi-gillionaire. I'm also as impressed that he's CEO of the company that created GTA. He's an inspiration all the way around!