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Originally Posted by The Yugoslavian
Although taking the advice of some random guy on the internet named Evoken may be asking a lot too.
Actually, you are hyooge and jacked AF. Maybe he would just listen to you. You could try to DM him or something, see if he somehow goes for your coaching.
He has a pretty huge fanbase of like 50k subscribers on youtube. He's kind of become vulnerable to "audience capture". The worse his life is, the more the audience agrees and amplifies b/c most of them are also low status young males in similar situations. It's sort of a crabs in a bucket thing where they gang up on anyone who has productive advice and all echo "it's over bro" memes.
Steps were 20k yesterday and 22k the day before. It's wild how my tolerance to stepcount has increased so much. That used to be exhausting before... even when I first stopped bicycling to work/gym and started only walking and was averaging 12k it was "exhausting" at the time. Now I really need to do something like 25k steps+high stims+a leg workout all on the same day to really fk myself up. I feel like I could get 20k on basically any normal day where time permits it indefinitely. Foot care/calluses is the only limiting factor. I finally started using moisturizer on my heels and that's helped a ton, but I think monthly medical pedicures are probably inevitable when steps are this high.
Amish average around 18k/day and the average bodyfat of males is around 8.9% despite eating enormous amounts of saturated fats and high calories in their diets.
I think there's something magical about very high activity levels throughout the year for body composition. This is another thing that is the opposite of what we were told in the rippetoe era where cardio/activity/being on your feet too much is 'bad for your recovery'. I think one of the reason I got a lot less fat from SS+GOMAD in 2009-2010 was because I was bicycling several miles a day at that time because I lived in an off campus apartment that was pretty far away from my school at the time and even just going to the grocery store was like a 30 minute walk. For peaking strength athletes a few weeks out from a meet, yeah high activity probably isn't so desirable. Shane hunt does 2 hours of steady state cardio with a weight vest walking in the mountains outside 3x/wk on his off days (he trains 4x/wk). I'm not even really convinced its bad for offseason strength athletes. I'll probably stay around 13-15k with 45 minute fasted morning walks throughout my entire bulking phase (again, time permitting)