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00:00:46.000There's a lot of stuff that you can get that...
00:00:49.000You know, it's more like pretzel-y stuff that probably isn't the best for you, but what they always have is no hydrogenated oils, no artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no artificial preservatives.
00:01:23.000They also, they'll ship anywhere, free shipping anywhere in the United States.
00:01:27.000NatureBox is just a great alternative to like, if you're working in an office, you don't want to be forced to deal with the vending machine food.
00:02:23.000Instead, you could do it at home, drunk and naked.
00:02:25.000You could be having sex and you could do it with a laptop.
00:02:28.000You could be giving head if you're so inclined.
00:02:31.000You could give head and then come up for air every now and then and fill out some forms.
00:02:35.000I heard about LegalZoom after they sponsored my podcast, but way too late because I set up an LLC. It cost me $1,300 where you could have done it for like...
00:05:04.000They're by the same people that made the Tonka Bar, which is a Native American recipe of, without any preservatives whatsoever, mixing cranberries and buffalo meat.
00:05:13.000Each one of them has 14 grams of protein.
00:05:16.000It's no nitrates, no artificial flavors, no antibiotics, no nonsense.
00:07:23.000He brought me in, unfortunately, because he was saying it on my podcast and I repeated it without any research.
00:07:29.000It used to be an issue, and it can be an issue still if someone is not preparing coffee correctly.
00:07:36.000But it's like when you buy really good coffee, like there's a company called Rusty's Hawaiian, delicious, delicious coffee.
00:07:43.000Their bags are raided by like coffee connoisseurs where professional coffee graters, they will taste the coffee and check out various beans and Different roasts, and then they grade it.
00:08:04.000They figured out a long time ago, first of all, this is where it gets really weird, that coffee was originally established in Ethiopia, which is a dry climate.
00:08:12.000And all these mycotoxin issues happened when they started moving them out of Ethiopia.
00:08:17.000Put them in other places where there's moisture.
00:08:40.000If you buy really good coffee, which is mostly what you buy, most likely you're not going to have any issues whatsoever.
00:08:47.000If you do have issues, according to Dr. Rhonda Patrick, she was saying that even above-threshold doses of these mycotoxins might even provide a beneficial reaction by your body.
00:08:59.000That your body reacting to these mycotoxins that aren't necessarily really bad for you in small doses, that your body might actually energize its immune system in response.
00:09:09.000So it might have some sort of a corresponding positive effect.
00:13:02.000I was with Tito two days ago in a bar by accident in Lower East Side, and it was his cheat day, and he was drinking a Shirley Temple, like literally in this really girly glass.
00:13:13.000So here's this giant dude drinking a very, very pink drink.
00:14:43.000Well, you're very fit, too, for a heavyweight.
00:14:45.000You have some pretty extreme endurance for a heavyweight.
00:14:49.000Do you say that, like, what's going on today with a guy like Travis Brown or with guys like Jon Jones or yourself?
00:14:55.000You're getting a lot of people that were athletes in other sports, that were high-level athletes and then transitioned over in the fighting.
00:15:03.000So in the beginning, you're seeing they're learning.
00:15:22.000I think we're seeing a number of them starting to transition.
00:15:24.000But the thing is, I've gone with tons of NFL guys, NBA guys.
00:15:30.000When someone's trying to hit you in the face, that's why it takes so long, I think, for these athletes to adapt to fighting.
00:15:36.000Because getting hit in the face, it's just not either you were born where you're like, yeah, this is cool, I can live with this, I can learn to get out of the way and put my life on the line.
00:15:46.000And then usually when guys are that good of athletes, they're like, forget this.
00:15:53.000I think you look at the UFC and guys are starting to come around, but people think it's going to be, you know, in 10 years we're going to have all these freak athletes.
00:17:41.000UFC's pretty worldwide now, but it doesn't...
00:17:43.000There could be a spectacular fight in the UFC, a crazy epic fight that everybody wants to see that could do one and a half million, two million pay-per-view guys.
00:17:52.000That's what Floyd Mayweather has done.
00:17:53.000It is possible that that could happen.
00:17:55.000When you think about before Floyd Mayweather...
00:17:57.000It's hard to find a guy, since Oscar De La Hoya, maybe Manny Pacquiao, a guy who can do...
00:20:51.000Yeah, people who are the children's children and children of people who've survived traumatic disorders or traumatic incidents were more likely to develop all sorts of mental problems, were more likely to be like schizophrenic, like all these issues, mental issues that they could directly correlate with.
00:21:09.000Possibly to the trauma that their ancestors have established.
00:22:36.000No matter when you start, whether you're Tito Ortiz or Vitor Belfort starting at 18, 19-year-old, or you're Sergio Martinez starting at 30, no matter when you start, your clock is ticking.
00:22:47.000You have this amount of fights in you.
00:25:31.000Luke Rockhold flew for 17 hours from San Jose, California, showed up on a Saturday night, got wheel kicked in the face, and jumped back on a plane.
00:27:11.000But this is a good point, because the molly thing, if you do it on molly, when all that stuff wears off, which it will wear off eventually...
00:30:45.000In the back, I'm like, dang, what are we doing?
00:30:47.000So once you hit the crowd, then you're like, it's on, you're in its on mode, and your body can relax, saying at least it's going to get a release from all this tension.
00:33:33.000He fought a fucking, the best way Max Kellerman described it, you took a Siberian caveman, thawed him out, and then put boxing gloves on him.
00:35:08.000So I went through like this period where I was training like all the time in a martial art that had all these holes in it.
00:35:15.000So I wasn't ever going to go back and compete like try to make the US Olympic team or anything like that because I didn't feel the same way about Taekwondo.
00:35:22.000I didn't want to just do it anymore because I knew how easy it is for a guy Just cover up and walk you down and corner you in a ring and fuck you up because you don't know how to deal with hands.
00:35:34.000It's so much easier to punch you in the face when guys were throwing kicks and punches together and you didn't understand the rhythm and the distance of punches.
00:35:44.000So when I went from that, I had no choice.
00:35:48.000But if there was an option, like if kickboxing paid like what boxing does, if there was a UFC option at that time, I would have had to learn grappling, so I probably still wouldn't have competed in the UFC if there was something like that.
00:36:01.000When I first started grappling, when I first started jiu-jitsu in 96, I was amazed at how easy it was for men to just rape me.
00:36:09.000Just ragdoll me, choke me, armbar me at will.
00:38:22.000Eddie Bravo and I were talking about this.
00:38:25.000This is a perfect way to describe one of the great things about jiu-jitsu is think about how many times you've been tapped in your life in jiu-jitsu.
00:38:32.000I've probably been tapped a hundred times.
00:38:34.000Now, what if I had been head kicked, knocked out a hundred times?
00:39:16.000Listen, if you're going against a guy who's like, if I get a hold of something, I'm going to rip your arm up, you're going to be in trouble.
00:42:43.000Heavy, sat on top, punched, passed, punched.
00:42:46.000I should ask Alan and give props to whoever coached him on his leg locks there.
00:42:51.000But Alan Belcher is a wizard at that shit now because he prepared for that fight and did everything, every step of the way, like everything, blocked everything, knew exactly what to expect.
00:43:01.000And you can see Palaharis is so flustered.
00:43:03.000He really didn't know what to do because Alan was like in right where he wanted, in the spiderweb, defending everything and then punching him in his face.
00:43:11.000Well, Palaharis has a little bit of an issue.
00:46:52.000Yeah, because Steve Rinella said, you start hunting an area, the animals, like the elk in Yellowstone, because the wolves were just introduced, their generation to generations have not had to deal with wolves.
00:47:01.000So what happens is, they don't really know how to defend against wolves.
00:47:05.000They don't have the built-in, startled responses, etc.
00:47:08.000But as they start getting killed by wolves more and more, their offspring will learn, so it makes total sense.
00:48:59.000There's a lot of gay guys that, you know, obviously they're not looking for a hips-to-waist ratio, ass-to-waist ratio, because they're not thinking about fucking them.
00:54:05.000The point I was making, I saw a report where it says some guys are wired where they just can't be faithful.
00:54:13.000They're just not wired to be monogamous.
00:54:14.000I wonder if that has anything to do with the same thing that they're talking about in this story with sperm being transferred from father to son.
00:54:27.000Because there's some things that they say, like the children of racists are almost inherently racist.
00:54:33.000Not inherently racist, like unavoidably so, or they can't learn, but they'll tend to show racist tendencies more likely than someone who is an adopted child of someone who wasn't racist.
00:55:03.000But it doesn't, because what if you were a guy, and you got mugged by a black guy, and a black guy beat the shit out of you and took your wallet, and then you had a kid.
00:55:11.000And your kid just fucking shrieks every time it sees black people.
00:59:08.000I think it's a good theory, for sure, and it makes sense, but I think there's also some things where, listen, you know, if a predator walks in my room, I know him, like, hey, man, what's up?
00:59:36.000That's why when men come into a room a lot of times, children, when they hear a low voice, especially when the person's talking loud, a man, they immediately are way more afraid of that than they are of a woman with a high voice.
01:00:27.000What's been proven in this study, though, is pretty unavoidable.
01:00:31.000If they're detecting the stress response to a very specific smell that they've created that they associated with electric shocks and then the children have that same reaction, that's pretty much proof.
01:00:42.000But then how does this go back to a guy being faithful?
01:00:45.000What I was saying is the same thing with racism.
01:00:48.000I was saying that there's things that are even useless things that are passed on from generation to generation.
01:00:55.000And I think at least at one point in time, there was a time where the human race is probably in jeopardy.
01:01:02.000And it was probably ridiculous for one guy to have sex with one woman and hope that the race was going to keep going.
01:01:10.000Everybody fucked as much as they could because half the babies got eaten by jaguars.
01:01:14.000I mean, what are the odds of a fleshy little fucking shitty designed human...
01:02:02.000They were mad-dogging it because they were trying to keep the race alive.
01:02:05.000You know, one of the things that they found when they were going over the Dead Sea Scrolls was that the Dead Sea Scrolls is the oldest stories of the Bible that are known.
01:02:14.000It's the only form of the Bible that's written in Aramaic, and they found it in these scrolls in Qumran.
01:02:20.000It was written on animal skins and left in these caves and these ceramic pots.
01:04:13.000There's a bunch of faulty conclusions reached by a book called Sperm Wars.
01:04:17.000And this book is basically, there's a lot of junk science attached to it.
01:04:21.000And a lot of it was about these killer sperm that attack sperm and kill them.
01:04:25.000But they've never been able to conclusively prove that sperm have any properties other than trying to get someone pregnant.
01:04:31.000There's never been proven that there's sperm that are attacking other sperm, or any mechanism in which they kill other sperm, but what has been proven is your dick is shaped a certain way, okay?
01:04:40.000And the big fat head at the end is a goddamn plunger.
01:04:44.000And like the evolutionary design, a dude's got a little dickhead, you ever see a porn and the guy's got a little head and you're like, this poor bastard, what are you gonna do with that thing?
01:06:10.000It's a little bit of a religious thing, but it's also, I believe that they're preparing for a giant backlash of babies who've had their dicks sliced.
01:06:17.000Because if circumcision was proven to be genital mutilation and stopped, then guess what you opened the door for?
01:06:25.000If everybody just decides to go apeshit on the American Medical Association or anybody who allowed essentially a non-beneficial genital mutilation to be the norm.
01:07:55.000More than one baby this decade has died in New York because the rabbis, these really heavy religious Jewish dudes, insist on using the mohel, who uses the traditional method of circumcision,
01:08:12.000where they circumcise the baby and then suck its penis to stop the bleeding.
01:08:21.000They refuse to stop this because this is a religious procedure.
01:08:25.000There's moyels online, rabbis online, they're doing these videos on like the Jewish name for what that procedure is and how it's written in the Torah and this is why you should do it that way.
01:09:39.000I don't know if he's seen it, but I bet it happened to him.
01:09:42.000One of the things that John Durant, who wrote the Paleo Manifesto, did my podcast, talked about was the Old Testament with the obsession of washing.
01:09:49.000He calls Moses the first microbiologist, the idea of a guy who...
01:09:53.000They were obsessed with keeping things clean.
01:10:26.000If there was no religion, if religion didn't exist, and some guy came along and dressed like a fucking spaceman and wanted to suck baby dicks, he'd be like, well, that guy's in a cult.
01:10:35.000But because it's around for a thousand years, it's not a cult?
01:10:40.000Anytime you can get people to adhere to an ideology, that you have to look to the stars to find your fucking answers in some magical man who has rules like not mixing meat with milk and cutting baby dicks.
01:10:53.000A lot of those rules, John Durant just wrote this book.
01:10:57.000A lot of those rules were very practical back in the day.
01:10:59.000Not eating pork was because you didn't want to get trichinosis.
01:11:01.000Sexual laws, the restrictions on sex were just because you didn't want to catch syphilis and things back in the day.
01:11:07.000There's no cutting and baby dick sense.
01:14:39.000This guy was, I mean, nose deep on his dick.
01:14:43.000And he goes, wow, I need to get the name of that guy because that is not...
01:14:53.000He's got an app on his phone, and when anybody gets administered to the hospital with a broken dick, he fucking shows up, puts on his lab coats.
01:15:04.000This urologist comes in, and I go, I gotta be honest, man.
01:15:08.000How did you get into basically majoring in dicks?
01:17:05.000Imagine if a guy was walking around with fucking fake shoulders, and you're like, oh my god, I love your shoulders, and you're like, squanch, squanch.
01:19:02.000No, but you get a guy who's Someone's older!
01:19:06.000No, I mean, if you're like really funny and you got really good skill, man, you can still get those young girls and they're naturally into you.
01:21:33.000Because a lot of girls are raised to think, you know, you've got to...
01:21:37.000I mean, even my own mother, who's a really smart woman, said to my sister when she went to get her MBA, she went, hey, listen, you're going to get your MBA. That's great.
01:22:08.000Yeah, I've had this conversation with people who ask me because they know I love having kids.
01:22:13.000And they go, do you think that everyone should have a kid?
01:22:15.000If I didn't have a kid, would I still be happy?
01:22:17.000And I said, absolutely not everybody shouldn't have a kid.
01:22:20.000I go, you can be a great person, have a great life, infect a great amount of people around you, be a joy to be around, contribute every step of the way, be a great example, inspire people, and never have kids.
01:28:04.000Normal shit for other people, like a bag of peanuts, given to some people, and it's death.
01:28:10.000Well, how about, I was eating a lot of Brazil nuts, and then for whatever reason, the inside of my mouth, well, yeah, not me, get this, the inside of my mouth would swell up to the point where I was like, why is the inside of my mouth, literally, and it got worse and worse.
01:28:26.000And then I was like, what the hell's going on?
01:28:28.000So my mother comes over and she goes, those are Brazil nuts.
01:29:09.000I did a whole diet where they tested your blood type to see what you're allergic to and said I'm allergic to egg yolk and that's really it.
01:29:47.000Well, it says here they actually caution limiting yourself to no more than two Brazil nuts per day because they are so loaded and concentrated with selenium that you don't want to overdose.
01:30:54.000It wasn't a dangerous thing, but it was enough for like, hmm, we've got to back this down a little bit.
01:30:59.000And so you've got to be careful with certain reactions that some people have, like you with cats, like you with peanuts.
01:31:06.000That's the thing when it comes to vaccinations.
01:31:08.000Everybody talks about vaccinations like you're either in the camp.
01:31:12.000of you believe that vaccinations are evil and they cause autism or you're in the camp that those people are idiots and they're dangerous and then these anti-vaccine people are really making all these diseases like measles show up in New York City again.
01:31:25.000But the reality is that the truth lies somewhere in the middle because yes, vaccines are super important.
01:31:32.000They're the reason why we don't have a lot of infectious diseases that wrecked havoc And there's science behind them and it's fascinating that human beings have figured out how to create these things that fight off diseases.
01:31:43.000But some people are going to have adverse reactions to everything.
01:31:58.000But you're dealing with 300 million people.
01:32:01.000For sure, but when you're trying to make money on a supplement...
01:32:03.000But what I'm saying is, when you have those small amount of people, if you have 300 million people and all of them get vaccinated, you're going to have 100 people, 1,000 people, you're going to have all these examples of things that went wrong.
01:32:13.000And people look at that and go, well, look, there's so many people where things are going wrong.
01:32:18.000But what you're not thinking about is the just sheer numbers of people kept from being diseased.
01:33:13.000Well, not only that, it's also when you get a supplement, like say if you're running a supplement company and you're buying vitamin B12, you've got to fucking test the vitamin B12 you get from the source.
01:33:25.000Whatever it is, vitamin D, whatever you're getting.
01:33:31.000You have to test it independently because with AlphaBrain, we've had to make sure, we've had in the past, we had problems with manufacturers having like bad mixtures, like the mixtures were off.
01:33:42.000With bone meal, when you sell calcium from bone meal has a great deal of lead in it or something like that.
01:33:47.000They were finding crazy amounts of lead in bone meal for whatever reason.
01:33:52.000I can't remember if that's the exact thing, but it was like a case, a lawsuit.
01:33:57.000And the vitamin company was brought up on charges because the source of where they were getting their calcium was very heavy in, I believe it was lead.
01:37:55.000Has she ever worked out hard a day in her life?
01:37:57.000Do you know what kind of throw-up and shit would come out of your body if you ate chili cheese fries and then did a strength and conditioning workout?
01:38:03.000Did box jumps and kettlebells and battle ropes with chili running through your bowels?
01:38:39.000But you can't get over the actual calories.
01:38:41.000I mean, someone should take one of these things and find out how much like a thermos this bitch is calorically with that much butter and that much MCT oil.
01:47:43.000Like the difference between when I shoot a target that's 20 yards away and 40 yards away, like the amount of movement that you could do before you release the arrow.
01:47:51.000At 20 you got a little bit of wiggle room and then you could release it, but you get to 40 and it's so minute because you're looking at something that's not magnified, your sight, And you're looking at a target that's so small because it's so far away, and you're just keeping that motherfucker right there and then letting it go.
01:48:06.000Don't you find that more exciting than having this gun that basically does it all itself?
01:50:46.000So it'd be cooler if your life was in danger.
01:50:48.000Yeah, if that deer had, like, saw you and was like...
01:50:50.000Water buffalo, when you shoot a water buffalo, a lot of times they disappear into the tall grass, and you must go into that tall grass and finish them off.
01:50:59.000Pull up the video of Cameron Haynes shooting a water buffalo with his bow.
01:52:16.000This is a long, slow process where he has to wait for this animal to give him a broadside shot, and when the animal's facing him, he can't move at all.
01:52:55.000It has to go sideways totally because right now it's quartering away so you're only going to hit the shoulder and it might not hit a vital organ so then you've got an angry buffalo with a stick in its arm and then it's running at you and it weighs 2,000 pounds and it runs 40 miles an hour.
01:56:40.000Do you feel like it helps you in any way?
01:56:42.000I do because if I have a 250 pound black belt on top of me and I can escape his side control or I can control him, when you take off the gi and these guys are trying to punch me, man, it's easy for me.
01:57:53.000Listen, when I get taken down, I've only been taken down twice in the octagon, but I do not care.
01:57:59.000The whole game plan, if he trained all this wrestling, still have a tough time taking me down, but if he trained all this wrestling and decided to put me on my back, cool, let's do it.
01:58:51.000There's this thing where I felt like I had to prove to everyone I could hang with Shane Carwin.
01:58:55.000No matter when we were sparring, that's how my footwork got so good because I'm used to this giant water buffalo, mad water buffalo, chasing me around the octagon.
01:59:04.000So I was trying to get out of the way because if he landed right hand, it was a short – I mean, it was not good, man.
01:59:13.000And then when the bell would go ding-ding with 30 seconds left, literally no matter what we were doing, me and Shane would stop, walk to the middle of the cage, and just rock'em sock'em robots.
02:00:28.000I'm like, I'm going to roll this big dude up.
02:00:30.000And he would just shut it all down, man.
02:00:32.000When I was training at a mall, he came by and trained one day, and I didn't get to roll with him, but I watched people roll with him, and it was like a child playing with his daddy.
02:05:57.000What's weird is there's the days of Carwin Lesnar, who you just have these dudes who are gorillas cutting from 300 pounds to 265. Not that way anymore.
02:06:07.000Now you guys got Kane, 240. Judo Santos, 240. Big Brown, 240. Everyone's kind of more athletic.
02:06:15.000I agree, and I think that there's a point of diminishing return, right?
02:06:18.000When you get too big, your body just can't keep it up.
02:06:20.000When you saw Kane just running all over Brock, the pace that he put on Brock, first of all, you're dealing with a Brock that was sick, so it's hard to look at that.
02:06:29.000Now that we know that the dude had that serious diverticulitis issue.
02:06:33.000That doesn't mean you turn away from punches, though.
02:10:12.000He tried to do, like, a power guillotine on Kane, and Kane ducked under, and Junior was so tired, and he had taken such a beating, that he's holding onto this guillotine, and he literally falls forward right onto his head, and, like, stuns himself, and then they stop the fight.
02:10:28.000But the beating that he took up until that, there was three, four times where Herb Dean was like...
02:10:34.000Moving close to stop the fight and then Junior's heart pulled through.
02:11:29.000When you see a guy like Alistair that was at a very high level in kickboxing, came over, fought Lesnar, looked fantastic, but then you see him in the Bigfoot fight post getting popped.
02:12:53.000I told Hunt, if he needed, I would open up a jiu-jitsu school for him in New Zealand.
02:12:56.000So he had an idea of what's going on on the ground.
02:12:59.000Well, didn't you guys make some sort of a bet?
02:13:01.000Like, you would try to knock him out and he would try to submit you?
02:13:03.000Wasn't there something along those lines?
02:13:05.000Yeah, we and him were talking smack on Twitter, and then we got into this winner takes all, and he started clowning how he's going to knock me out and stand on my big lips.
02:13:12.000We should get him on the fighter and the kid.
02:14:28.000When someone talks about someone being German or someone being Italian or someone being anything, yeah, maybe, but who knows how they got to Germany or Italy 17 generations before.
02:14:39.000Who knows where any of those Germanic people came from.
02:15:19.000All of a sudden, this guy gets super racist in the house.
02:15:22.000And there's a bunch of black guys in the house.
02:15:24.000Starts talking about how his wife loves him because of the Aryan nation and starts throwing up racial slurs and throwing up these, you know, the Hey Hitler stuff, Heil Hitler stuff.
02:15:33.000Write his name on this piece of paper for me.
02:15:43.000I have the biggest fight of my life the next day.
02:15:46.000Dana White literally stops us in the car and goes, Listen, whoever makes to the finale, whether you win or not, you're going to be a superstar.
02:25:29.000By the way, if you were the only two people on Earth and you had to fucking die and leave your kids to fend for themselves against zombies, you might want to take everybody out in their sleep.
02:28:32.000If somebody has rabies and you get them near a body of water, if they get near a body of water, they get so hysterical you have to chain them down.
02:37:07.000Like, the difference between the fear that he's experienced and the fear of, like, a fight and the preparation for a fight, this is like a vacation for him.
02:37:42.000I mean there's some of the stories that he tells about his firefights and the things that he can't remember how many firefights he's been in.
02:38:22.000Just like some people have incredible fast-twitch muscle fiber, we've met guys that have never lifted weights, and they're fucking gigantic.
02:40:37.000I mean, look, it's like if you want to be in the top ten and he wanted a title shot, like if he beat, look, what if he caught him with that guillotine the first round and finished it?
02:40:45.000You know, he's likely in the short list for a title shot.
02:40:48.000If he could finish a guy like Hector Lombard.
02:42:21.000But it's back against the wall, too, because he'd been kicked out of the UFC. Finally gets back into Strikeforce, and he gets a shot at the title at Strikeforce.
02:42:29.000It's a big fight, and Nate was primed.
02:42:33.000But look, a guy like Tyron Woodley, who's a superior athlete, he's just an elite athlete, It's still learning the MMA skills.
02:42:41.000But it's like what we were talking about before is that what you're seeing now is guys who are on an athletic level like you've never had the UFC before.
02:42:49.000Go back to UFC 1 and you watch some of these guys who are decent athletes, good athletes, tough guys, and had incredible balls to get into the UFC at that time.
02:43:10.000I mean, if you watch when Tyron Woodley beat Jay Heron, no one existed that could move that fast until recently.
02:43:17.000No one existed in the UFC. Within the last five, six years, you start to see these guys trickle in that have that kind of explosion, have that kind of athleticism, that kind of speed.
02:51:33.000Again, why wouldn't someone sit me down and be like, Brendan, listen, man, I don't think it's beneficial for your life to run into that guy.
02:51:40.000But meanwhile, you had success at that.
02:51:43.000That led you to success at MMA. Pay for college, yeah.
02:51:45.000Well, I said to him, I asked him if he would have traded his football career in for training at MMA, and he said no.
02:51:59.000You're talking about some of the very best athletes in the world, day in, day out competing, weight room competing, on the field competing.
02:53:41.000If I play tennis with someone who knows what they're doing, I'm going to get slaughtered.
02:53:44.000If you don't know judo, and if you don't know how to grapple, and you don't know takedown defense, and you let that girl clinch with you, you're going flying.
02:53:51.000Dude, I've seen Ronna get a hold of MMA professional men, 215, 220 pounds, tosses them.
02:53:59.000These guys have a clue of what they're doing.
02:54:02.000Little lone, you know what I'm saying?
02:54:04.000Floyd Mayweather, who has no clue, and he's tiny.
02:55:11.000You're not doing anything with your glutes, your hamstrings, your back is very narrow.
02:55:16.000If you want women to be sexually attracted to you, you want to come inside them, you've got to lift your body, it's going to be strong to lift weights, you've got to run, you've got to do steroids!