I got a question. If you could drink once in a great while and it not destroy your life would you continue drinking? I'm asking because I think there are non alcoholics out there that can enjoy liquor without it controlling their lives.
@@abefroman8821 if you can do that you're not someone who has a problem and really shouldn't be putting those kind of ideas forward to someone who does struggle as this is the kind of thinking process that leads people who struggle to relapse, hence why the other person commented wtf to your ignorant question
@@Ssm19494 no I wasn't advocating him drinking I just had a legitimate question if one can be cured from alcoholism. Im trying to get different takes because if you can then the fear of drinking again is eliminated from your mind. Good example. I used to smoke weed everyday as a teenager for about two years. Then all of a sudden I just stopped. I don't fear smoking again because I can take a couple hits and not desire it again. Ive went years without smoking. I was wondering if people had that experience with alcohol.
I remember Kevin coming into One Kick’s Gym to spar and how quiet and humble he was. Great technical skills. Would beat everyone up but stayed humble and never would show anyone up. Good dude. All the best to you.
Jesus Christ this was like a reflection of where I’m currently at in my mindset rn. The thumbnail spoke to me, I was gonna pass it up but I’m glad I didn’t.
UnJusTifydGaming then you would really relate to AA. Check out a meeting, if you haven’t already. You would be surprised at how welcoming and non judgmental the groups are. They are the ones who beat the statistics and stay clean and sober. Together.
hey man, I feel you. it's just a numbing potion. when its out of your system the issue is still there.. fight the issue dont numb it. It wont go anywhere
Dee Santiago dont drunk , used to smoke really heavy day in and out to try and cope with the issues I’ve had In the past up until this point, but I’ started to really gain the realization of how toxic I let my once favorable situation become, and it really started to disgust me. Seeing this really packed that home for me, and I too have to stop allowing for these excuses derail the dreams and goals I once had and still do have for myself.
Kevin, your message really resonates with. I’m a recovering alcoholic myself and in the process of my own lifestyle overhaul. Trying to get into boxing for the exercise for then wanting too fight but really hoping it can help me overcome my problems. Thanks for giving voice to my issues, glad I’m not alone.
O que eles sempre fizeram sempre latir só que eles sempre fizeram receptorse tivesse do congresso tinha lei se estivesse no congresso tinhalugar que tem folga é só tem p*** podcast é droga e p*** é droga e p*** se tem pó de café é droga eu tivesse no congresso se a lei estivesse dentro do só tempo tinha só tem porque eu gosto
Eles bebem todo mundo junto comigo todos eles bebe junto comigo com as pontastodas elas bebe junto comigo o grupinho lá de p****** todos eles bebe junto comigo no
Eles não estão me dando nada eles não estão me dando nada tô só fazendoeles estão fazendo zona d********* não tô mandando nada nada dessa forma da água para alguém dessa forma é da água para alguém pode pegar para vocês eu não
@@BerettaShotThanYou for real...i was thinking early 30s...when you train hard and take care of your health, mentally and physically, you won't "look your age" I guess...
@@cantrelate2757 um they do theres not a phrase men age like fine wine for no reason part of this is their tskin is thicker and produces more oils they have less muscle loss they have less sensitive endocrine system. What evidence do you have other than no.
I needed to hear this today. I've bad anxiety and depression, for the last yr smoking too much weed too. Using any excuse to avoid going outside, finding employment and staying in my bubble. I desperately want to join my local jiu jitsu class, if I can afford weed I can afford lessons. .. only me is stopping me. Fear can no longer win. Thanks Kevin x x peace
yy xx go for it , was in the same situation as you last year . Got back to my Muay Thai gym and I’m getting ready to compete full time this summer . My coach told me yesterday that the hardest part is getting through the door , all you’ve got to do is start . We’ve got this !
3 days after a few weeks off solid drinking, I'm in the horrors terrors fear cold sweats I'd rather be dead than ever experience this feeling again , it's pure living hell mentally and physically. Just lying here rattling watching videos for inspiration
Well both heroin and alcohol metabolize into the same thing when they hit the brain: acetone, fingernail polish remover!! And they both leave the same residual chemical: tetrahydroisoquinolineTHIQ.
@@jshaw4757 kratom is the only thing i haven't tried to kick with. I even bought an oz to check it out but I've been too scared to try it cuz if it doesn't work it will just crush my soul into powder. I've got about .5g @ day habit of top shelf quality shit so how much should i take and what's the least awful way to take it? I think ive got bali red. Subutex & Suboxone do nothing for me but make the w/d worse!! Even after waiting 36 hours, it just made the acid puking WORSE!! Fuck methadone, been there, drank that, 3 years. I did eventually wean off it but i had just been given a line of communication to my wife who had just died so i had a helluva inspiration to quit. I wish i could say i was still as motivated by that but after 10 years it just doesnt light the same fire in me that it once did.
Amazing, martial arts are a great therapy. I went though unpleasant childhood resulting in huge anxiety. Martial arts helped a lot, writing memoir/autobiography can be therapeutic. I've done it and it helped me understand more about me. looking forward to read Kevin's story.
Gives me hope starting mma as late as 22 myself (not to be champion but just to feel the glory of being a modern day gladiator on the biggest scale in the world)
I love this interview. Very relatable and inspiring. But a violent sport is not for everyone. A peace a mind is the goal, he found that peace of mind in what he does and confronted his demons
I like the part where he talks about not making any excuses anymore … I remember when I was in college eating in the cafeteria, and something strange caught my attention out the corner of my eye ... and i saw this thin girl eating byherself at a table ... and i just remember being like something is out of place here ... AND THEN IT HIT ME ... this girl is eating with her feet ... she had no arms but learned how to eat with utensils with her feet ... im an addiction counselor and when ever someone says they cant do something i tell them about the girl using a knife and fork with no arms
C A I’ve been an opiate addict for 14 years. I don’t have any childhood trauma or excuse to why I use I just like to get high, that’s it I just like to get high and I don’t know how to overcome that.
Powerful stuff. Thanks for sharing. When he said "I'm going to live for the both of us", that's exactly to the letter how I felt when my friend overdosed. Going to live this life to it's fullest and then some in their honor.
OMG this podcast is soo inspiring i so glad Joe had him on the podcast so I can know who this guy is. my heart goes out to him for everything he has been through
Since i myself have been addicted to alcohol i have some perspective on addiction, both maybe in general. I've also went trough periods of depression and anxiety. Years before i quit i found a great video that really helped me along the way, its called '' the power of silence'' by Elliot hulse, i highly recommend it, it makes you think and reflect on your life. That was exactly what got me going, thinking '' What the fuck am i doing with my life?''' When you are alone you have nobody to talk to but yourself. You might find some nasty things in there that you don't want to take on. but if you don't, it will eat you from the inside and it will project into the outside world, from experience i can only say, Deal with that shit.
I'd love to see Gabriel Varga on the show. Current Bellator kickboxing champ and former Glory champ. Last person to beat Lerdsila and he also beat Kevin Ross back in 2018. He's putting out these really awesome, technical, detailed breakdowns of how he won those fights.
I’m working on beginning my journey to sobriety. I’ve been addicted to heroin for 3+ years now. I’ve slowly started tapering my dose down and I’m not going to lie, it’s been really hard. I know what I need to do and how to do it but it’s incredibly difficult going through the withdrawals. All I want is to be normal, I don’t want to do this shit anymore, I hate it. I’m seeking medical treatment and therapy and have my first appointment February 6th. I pray I get through this because it is no joke.
Joe has his 5th dan in interviewing... LOTS of other really good interviews would have interrupted Kevin's DEEP DEEP introspection into how he came to the conclusion to purse his dream no matter the cost..... thanks Joe and thanks Kevin for sharing this truly powerful story of overcoming the odds.
Fucking love this guy. I seriously appreciate this man... signing back up for jiujitsu after years off for injury. Yeah I'm afraid and I won't be able to go as hard but fuck man, literally waking up at night with dreams of rolling jits feeling so depressed I left it behind, literally hurts my heart. Not about me, not trying to be that idiot, but had to share that this segment is what's bringing me back to training, thank you Kevin.
"It's not about if you win or lose, but what you show." As a small guy who grew up in a rowdy town, and who also loves the art of fighting, but hates violence...that's all that matters. Beat me or kill me, I'm gonna give you my all.
Thank you for your TESTIMONY Ross.... You have no clue how many lives you actively positively are changing on the Joe Rogan Experience just by telling your story man... God bless you and your drive bro. Thank you
I got through a quarter of a bottle of vodka today and almost fully relapsed, went for a walk and just stopped, working out has become more important to me now even as an alcoholic
This story reminds me if this Korean American Astronaut who went to Navy to become a member of seal team 3 and then a doctor. He also said because he was so afraid and pussy, he decided to go into navy to get over his fear. These stories are so fucking amazing that I give Kevin mad mad props
i feel as if i'm in the exact same place as kevin before he started i love fighting have always wanted to do it but i live in pretty much the lowest income area in iceland i work a job with school to help my mother but i have 3 broken ribs that are bent inwards that i have no idea what to do about or money to do something about.
I have an alcohol issue, I do shit that gets me in trouble when I drink. . Been good for 6yrs but got arrested for public nuisance 2 days ago.... I was blind can't remember much about it... Soooo dissatisfied with myself
I can relate even though Im not a world champ. And except team sports. There's nothing better than being on a team that is not scared to make you grow but thats a rarety. Now that I think of it.... this guy seems a bit like Rory McDonald
I'm decreasing my alcohol intake. The sensation of a vice becoming a dependency has been back of mind lately. Creative productivity and hustle becomes obviously diminished. The people you'd die for feel like part of you is dead or dying.
Kind of inspiring to me but also makes me really scared. I subconciously know that i have to stop drinking because i never looked my personal troubles in the eye and realised that i dont drink for fun. I drink to numb my anxiety and boost my confidence because deep down i'm really insecure. Its like a bizarre tug of war in my mind between my sober calm thoughts and the way i will miss how confident and calm i am when i drink. I guess i just have to learn how to achieve that feeling when sober. Dont know how at this exact moment but i hope i will figure it out!
How have I never seen this video before this story before knowing well and good who Kevin Ross is hell he’s fought many of my coaches!!!! I started training MT around the same age and for years I went the amateur route and then I had a son I raised on my own and for years now I keep saying I’m getting back in the gym but I also took up drinking daily just to shut my brain up and because I have went from so tough to so weak and I just want something that shuts my brain up! I loved sports but never get played for a team was always begged to play! I’m no Kevin Ross but it’s wild the similarities that probably so many of us all have. I need the gym to change my culture back to what it was I was a different man and yet I don’t talk about this with anyone I just hold it all inside and be mediocre instead of the great I know I can be
Who wouldn't desire to be resilient and looking new? Certainly, drinking is a great way to unwind and not something which everyone should cut 100% from their lifestyle, but, in Steffon Barkload's homepagw there's an approach that pretty much forces your head to repulse alcohol by simply thinking of it.
I'm an alcoholic and I love watching stories of people stopping abruptly to change their life. Of course alcohol withdrawals happen, but don't let that scare you. You could have a seizure if you're drunk constantly but if you have a thought about quitting, then you're not too far gone.
I've cut down to weekends only. I do feel like having a drink often throughout the week and feel more bothered if i dont but haven't experienced serious withdrawals. I think the motivation for me to get off it is the serious symptoms that can occur when you quit while you're too into it.
If your gonna lose all your so called friends by following your heart and doing something positive for yourself them tell them to take the train, those are not friends, trust me, I know from experience, don’t let people around you that have no vision drag you down with them
Alcohol dependence = no chance of no physical detox symptoms. Love his story and drive. Getting really into physical activity was key in me getting sober. But detox is inevitable
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Quit alcohol
22 days sober, down 15 pounds.
I got a question. If you could drink once in a great while and it not destroy your life would you continue drinking? I'm asking because I think there are non alcoholics out there that can enjoy liquor without it controlling their lives.
quit weed, about 36h sober.
I cant sleep for the life of me
@@txivneebswafflesandshroom what?
@@abefroman8821 if you can do that you're not someone who has a problem and really shouldn't be putting those kind of ideas forward to someone who does struggle as this is the kind of thinking process that leads people who struggle to relapse, hence why the other person commented wtf to your ignorant question
@@Ssm19494 no I wasn't advocating him drinking I just had a legitimate question if one can be cured from alcoholism. Im trying to get different takes because if you can then the fear of drinking again is eliminated from your mind. Good example. I used to smoke weed everyday as a teenager for about two years. Then all of a sudden I just stopped. I don't fear smoking again because I can take a couple hits and not desire it again. Ive went years without smoking. I was wondering if people had that experience with alcohol.
I remember Kevin coming into One Kick’s Gym to spar and how quiet and humble he was. Great technical skills. Would beat everyone up but stayed humble and never would show anyone up. Good dude. All the best to you.
I quit drinking and eating fast food and have lost 78lbs💪
Awesome man you should be proud of yourself hope you kept it up
Nice dude I understand how hard it is cause I’m currently an addict
Picture or it didn't happen.
Good for you man that's really seriously awesome I'm not kidding either. Good job !!
Hope you’re still solid man!!!
Jesus Christ this was like a reflection of where I’m currently at in my mindset rn. The thumbnail spoke to me, I was gonna pass it up but I’m glad I didn’t.
Go after everything you’ve ever wanted!
UnJusTifydGaming then you would really relate to AA. Check out a meeting, if you haven’t already. You would be surprised at how welcoming and non judgmental the groups are. They are the ones who beat the statistics and stay clean and sober. Together.
hey man, I feel you. it's just a numbing potion. when its out of your system the issue is still there.. fight the issue dont numb it. It wont go anywhere
Dee Santiago dont drunk , used to smoke really heavy day in and out to try and cope with the issues I’ve had In the past up until this point, but I’ started to really gain the realization of how toxic I let my once favorable situation become, and it really started to disgust me. Seeing this really packed that home for me, and I too have to stop allowing for these excuses derail the dreams and goals I once had and still do have for myself.
F*ck it. Just do it. This calling 💪
Kevin, your message really resonates with. I’m a recovering alcoholic myself and in the process of my own lifestyle overhaul. Trying to get into boxing for the exercise for then wanting too fight but really hoping it can help me overcome my problems. Thanks for giving voice to my issues, glad I’m not alone.
Good luck brother, keep at it!
Being sober is an amazing thing idk u were humans over the internet but please fight the demons brother and live life good
I appreciate his soft spoken nature. I can relate to him.
Ver a b***** dela decifre a b***** com a meio das pernas dos dois beijos tá no meio da perna dela os dois beijos
O bairro o bairro com as pontas dele todo dia trabalhando
O que eles sempre fizeram sempre latir só que eles sempre fizeram receptorse tivesse do congresso tinha lei se estivesse no congresso tinhalugar que tem folga é só tem p*** podcast é droga e p*** é droga e p*** se tem pó de café é droga eu tivesse no congresso se a lei estivesse dentro do só tempo tinha só tem porque eu gosto
Eles bebem todo mundo junto comigo todos eles bebe junto comigo com as pontastodas elas bebe junto comigo o grupinho lá de p****** todos eles bebe junto comigo no
Eles não estão me dando nada eles não estão me dando nada tô só fazendoeles estão fazendo zona d********* não tô mandando nada nada dessa forma da água para alguém dessa forma é da água para alguém pode pegar para vocês eu não
He doesn't look like he is 40 year old
Hanging out with tj
@@BerettaShotThanYou for real...i was thinking early 30s...when you train hard and take care of your health, mentally and physically, you won't "look your age" I guess...
Men age alot better.
Red Shaman pretty sure that’s not true at all lmao
@@cantrelate2757 um they do theres not a phrase men age like fine wine for no reason part of this is their tskin is thicker and produces more oils they have less muscle loss they have less sensitive endocrine system. What evidence do you have other than no.
I needed to hear this today. I've bad anxiety and depression, for the last yr smoking too much weed too. Using any excuse to avoid going outside, finding employment and staying in my bubble. I desperately want to join my local jiu jitsu class, if I can afford weed I can afford lessons. .. only me is stopping me. Fear can no longer win. Thanks Kevin x x peace
go for it, new experiences are the key to moving forward in life, good luck brother
yy xx go for it , was in the same situation as you last year . Got back to my Muay Thai gym and I’m getting ready to compete full time this summer . My coach told me yesterday that the hardest part is getting through the door , all you’ve got to do is start . We’ve got this !
@@eden1783 thanks x
@@prodsuggs8165 thanks bro x
In the same spot bro but rooting for tab
well Joe... you finally did it.. you finally had a guest that made me cry
As a dude named Kevin whose been thinking about taking a Muay Thai class to curb my own alcoholism I'd say this is a synchronicity.
hows it going
Most alcoholic and addicts are introverted when sober
PASSPORT PAPIII dude that’s me. I drink every night, alone. I don’t want anyone bugging me, and that’s a bitch.
ChrispBMW87 🤘 amen brother
PASSPORT PAPIII .. nope, not me
Nailed it. Alchohol is my social lubricant. I'm just not social anymore lol.
Chad Carr lol boom roasted
Inspirational bro, I'm 23 just started training mma
Same.
Nice bro, Goodluck ay
It's good to know you don't have to be born into fighting to make it
@Rob
Aha yeah that's it
Same here
Josh Harris Im nervous cus I feel like its too late, im 23 too, but if you guys are doing it, fuck it! I’m in!
Beating an alcoholic or drug addiction is a tougher opponent than anyone in the ring.
I mean try fighting khabib then we'll see if you'll say that again😅
Try being an addict, then tell me how hard Khabib is. I'd fight Khabib just to get back what I spent on drugs.
@@rage.against.the.regime1913 I mean yeah I believe you.. you would fight him but... you wouldn't fucking win that's harder then your addiction
Everything is mind over matter anyway!
3 days after a few weeks off solid drinking, I'm in the horrors terrors fear cold sweats I'd rather be dead than ever experience this feeling again , it's pure living hell mentally and physically. Just lying here rattling watching videos for inspiration
I'd offer words of encouragement but this was a while back. Update? You alright?
Did you make it??
This really hit me. Great guest Joe
"What is your excuse" Damn...
In my past I've chosen alcohol over my family, friends, and freedom...It can be more evil than crack and heroin.
Well both heroin and alcohol metabolize into the same thing when they hit the brain: acetone, fingernail polish remover!! And they both leave the same residual chemical: tetrahydroisoquinolineTHIQ.
@@Rand_al_Thor372 who are u bill nye
Addiction is addiction regardless of substance. Its all horrible and one persons mole hill is any others mountain vise versa.
@@devunique4012 nah I've just been to alot of rehabs bro! Some of it sticks after hearing it a few times.
@@jshaw4757 kratom is the only thing i haven't tried to kick with. I even bought an oz to check it out but I've been too scared to try it cuz if it doesn't work it will just crush my soul into powder. I've got about .5g @ day habit of top shelf quality shit so how much should i take and what's the least awful way to take it? I think ive got bali red. Subutex & Suboxone do nothing for me but make the w/d worse!! Even after waiting 36 hours, it just made the acid puking WORSE!! Fuck methadone, been there, drank that, 3 years. I did eventually wean off it but i had just been given a line of communication to my wife who had just died so i had a helluva inspiration to quit. I wish i could say i was still as motivated by that but after 10 years it just doesnt light the same fire in me that it once did.
This is a great episode for sure. Lots of respect for this guy.
Amazing, martial arts are a great therapy. I went though unpleasant childhood resulting in huge anxiety. Martial arts helped a lot, writing memoir/autobiography can be therapeutic. I've done it and it helped me understand more about me. looking forward to read Kevin's story.
Gives me hope starting mma as late as 22 myself (not to be champion but just to feel the glory of being a modern day gladiator on the biggest scale in the world)
Reach for the stars bro, same here. 22 too
L Ledezma train hard my friend 💪
I love this interview. Very relatable and inspiring. But a violent sport is not for everyone. A peace a mind is the goal, he found that peace of mind in what he does and confronted his demons
I like the part where he talks about not making any excuses anymore … I remember when I was in college eating in the cafeteria, and something strange caught my attention out the corner of my eye ... and i saw this thin girl eating byherself at a table ... and i just remember being like something is out of place here ... AND THEN IT HIT ME ... this girl is eating with her feet ... she had no arms but learned how to eat with utensils with her feet ... im an addiction counselor and when ever someone says they cant do something i tell them about the girl using a knife and fork with no arms
C A I’ve been an opiate addict for 14 years. I don’t have any childhood trauma or excuse to why I use I just like to get high, that’s it I just like to get high and I don’t know how to overcome that.
@@eklypisedAh man. Sorry to hear this. Hope things will work out for you.
@@eklypised Do DMT. Supposedly it helps to overcome addictions.
Wow bro wow
C A ..that just flipped my script . Sometimes I catch myself feeling sorry for myself . Thanks for the share . God bless her
Powerful stuff. Thanks for sharing. When he said "I'm going to live for the both of us", that's exactly to the letter how I felt when my friend overdosed. Going to live this life to it's fullest and then some in their honor.
ive used most drugs under sun- never did heroin- quit them all/ cept booze/ its been the most difficult for me, so far- war on drugs is a farce
OMG this podcast is soo inspiring i so glad Joe had him on the podcast so I can know who this guy is. my heart goes out to him for everything he has been through
This is the most relatable JRE I've ever seen. Thank You Joe and Kevin.
Wow I loved this video! Great story.. 30mins flew by like it was 5 mins.
Damn brother. I relate so much. Thank you for speaking on this.
Reminds me of Goggins story. Thank God for his father
thank you Joe, great interview
hearing kevin started at 23 gives me hope
Are all thai dudes like this? Down to earth humble guys. This one made me tear up. And the guy is just a natural story teller.
Thanks for sharing, so good to see such a motivational fighter.
Since i myself have been addicted to alcohol i have some perspective on addiction, both maybe in general. I've also went trough periods of depression and anxiety. Years before i quit i found a great video that really helped me along the way, its called '' the power of silence'' by Elliot hulse, i highly recommend it, it makes you think and reflect on your life. That was exactly what got me going, thinking '' What the fuck am i doing with my life?'''
When you are alone you have nobody to talk to but yourself. You might find some nasty things in there that you don't want to take on. but if you don't, it will eat you from the inside and it will project into the outside world, from experience i can only say, Deal with that shit.
Best ever, so good to hear it. Thumbs up
Great interview thanks!
Thank you for these videos.
I'd love to see Gabriel Varga on the show. Current Bellator kickboxing champ and former Glory champ. Last person to beat Lerdsila and he also beat Kevin Ross back in 2018. He's putting out these really awesome, technical, detailed breakdowns of how he won those fights.
I'm touched. Beautiful story
Needed this man really really needed this
I'm going to be a green beret.
Joseph Mejia go get it
Good luck brother. Don't look back and go for it.
work for it Joseph.
Joseph Mejia go for it brother, no one stopping you.
fascinating interview. I love how Joe never interrupts Kevin while he is telling his story.
I’m working on beginning my journey to sobriety. I’ve been addicted to heroin for 3+ years now. I’ve slowly started tapering my dose down and I’m not going to lie, it’s been really hard. I know what I need to do and how to do it but it’s incredibly difficult going through the withdrawals. All I want is to be normal, I don’t want to do this shit anymore, I hate it. I’m seeking medical treatment and therapy and have my first appointment February 6th. I pray I get through this because it is no joke.
Keep at it man, stay strong 💪
very powerful interview nice!
thank you for sharing kevin, helped me
Joe has his 5th dan in interviewing... LOTS of other really good interviews would have interrupted Kevin's DEEP DEEP introspection into how he came to the conclusion to purse his dream no matter the cost..... thanks Joe and thanks Kevin for sharing this truly powerful story of overcoming the odds.
Honestly, I feel like he is telling my story exactly the way it is. This is really inspirational.
Fucking love this guy. I seriously appreciate this man... signing back up for jiujitsu after years off for injury. Yeah I'm afraid and I won't be able to go as hard but fuck man, literally waking up at night with dreams of rolling jits feeling so depressed I left it behind, literally hurts my heart. Not about me, not trying to be that idiot, but had to share that this segment is what's bringing me back to training, thank you Kevin.
Damn this hit me.
Great episode. Dude speaks a lot of truth.
Alcohol addiction is no joke. It starts slow and fun and begins to consume your entire life. Be careful everyone and enjoy responsibly
You are an inspiration bruh.
"It's not about if you win or lose, but what you show."
As a small guy who grew up in a rowdy town, and who also loves the art of fighting, but hates violence...that's all that matters. Beat me or kill me, I'm gonna give you my all.
This guy is chilled.
Thank you for your TESTIMONY Ross.... You have no clue how many lives you actively positively are changing on the Joe Rogan Experience just by telling your story man... God bless you and your drive bro. Thank you
Kevin Ross is one cool dude. Badass fighter too.
Great questions Joe
Truly inspiring.
Very good story
I got through a quarter of a bottle of vodka today and almost fully relapsed, went for a walk and just stopped, working out has become more important to me now even as an alcoholic
Very interesting guy. I would read his book for sure.
his honesty is beautiful
Fuckin beautiful! I have my amateur mma debut in 2 days! Cant wait, win or lose it dont matter!!
Good stuff
This story reminds me if this Korean American Astronaut who went to Navy to become a member of seal team 3 and then a doctor. He also said because he was so afraid and pussy, he decided to go into navy to get over his fear. These stories are so fucking amazing that I give Kevin mad mad props
Definitely checking out the full episode with this guy,
honest and based
i feel as if i'm in the exact same place as kevin before he started i love fighting have always wanted to do it but i live in pretty much the lowest income area in iceland i work a job with school to help my mother but i have 3 broken ribs that are bent inwards that i have no idea what to do about or money to do something about.
Now everyone knows=go for the liver😂
Haaaaaaaaa 🤣🤣🤣
Lol ur username
A month sober no booze or weed
But bet I got lit those last few days
And I dont miss it at all
It was time
this sounds like it should be a movie
when your collar is low key a mini cape
So good!!!
I have an alcohol issue, I do shit that gets me in trouble when I drink. . Been good for 6yrs but got arrested for public nuisance 2 days ago.... I was blind can't remember much about it... Soooo dissatisfied with myself
"He didn't even get a chance to fail at a dream",
Besides the alcoholic problems I kinda relate to this dude
Waiting for Connor cowboy review
It can be dangerous quitting hardcore drinking outside of a hospital. Im really happy for this dude.
Most people don’t realize alcohol is as dangerous as drugs
Cris R Alcohol IS a drug!
I can relate even though Im not a world champ. And except team sports. There's nothing better than being on a team that is not scared to make you grow but thats a rarety. Now that I think of it.... this guy seems a bit like Rory McDonald
I can relate to him... way more than I'd like to. But he overcame all the odds to persue he's dream; maybe I should, at least, try to persue mine.
I'm decreasing my alcohol intake. The sensation of a vice becoming a dependency has been back of mind lately. Creative productivity and hustle becomes obviously diminished. The people you'd die for feel like part of you is dead or dying.
imagine saying las vegas winters are brutally cold lol
Vegas raised here and moved to wisconsin, yea man my 1st winter here sucked ass drove around with a blanket in the car.
@Rob no sir i drive a beater.
Don’t know who you are mate, but I love ya
Kind of inspiring to me but also makes me really scared. I subconciously know that i have to stop drinking because i never looked my personal troubles in the eye and realised that i dont drink for fun. I drink to numb my anxiety and boost my confidence because deep down i'm really insecure. Its like a bizarre tug of war in my mind between my sober calm thoughts and the way i will miss how confident and calm i am when i drink. I guess i just have to learn how to achieve that feeling when sober. Dont know how at this exact moment but i hope i will figure it out!
just a have drink and calm down
@@Christopher-mn6re Lol already on it pal
Best thing I’ve heard
How have I never seen this video before this story before knowing well and good who Kevin Ross is hell he’s fought many of my coaches!!!! I started training MT around the same age and for years I went the amateur route and then I had a son I raised on my own and for years now I keep saying I’m getting back in the gym but I also took up drinking daily just to shut my brain up and because I have went from so tough to so weak and I just want something that shuts my brain up! I loved sports but never get played for a team was always begged to play! I’m no Kevin Ross but it’s wild the similarities that probably so many of us all have. I need the gym to change my culture back to what it was I was a different man and yet I don’t talk about this with anyone I just hold it all inside and be mediocre instead of the great I know I can be
Who wouldn't desire to be resilient and looking new? Certainly, drinking is a great way to unwind and not something which everyone should cut 100% from their lifestyle, but, in Steffon Barkload's homepagw there's an approach that pretty much forces your head to repulse alcohol by simply thinking of it.
I'm an alcoholic and I love watching stories of people stopping abruptly to change their life. Of course alcohol withdrawals happen, but don't let that scare you. You could have a seizure if you're drunk constantly but if you have a thought about quitting, then you're not too far gone.
I've cut down to weekends only. I do feel like having a drink often throughout the week and feel more bothered if i dont but haven't experienced serious withdrawals. I think the motivation for me to get off it is the serious symptoms that can occur when you quit while you're too into it.
Muay Thai legend / master of the universe 🥊😁
This video saved me
One of the best interviews everyone should watch this
This is actually a really great story but I couldn’t help but laugh when he said “January in Vegas, which is brutally cold.” (16:59)
If your gonna lose all your so called friends by following your heart and doing something positive for yourself them tell them to take the train, those are not friends, trust me, I know from experience, don’t let people around you that have no vision drag you down with them
Good Man
Wow.
I find him incredibly attractive as a person.
How do you dislike a video like this???
He's a quitter.
Time to quit alcohol again in 12 hours.
Alcohol dependence = no chance of no physical detox symptoms. Love his story and drive. Getting really into physical activity was key in me getting sober. But detox is inevitable
What a fucking amazing story, Thanks