Right?! Respect the grind

What? Most of them do.

Very few of them are full time strongman. Most of them have jobs at least for the first half of their career. Mitch is in that bracket, he just finished his first year competing internationally.

Lol why wouldn’t they be able to work😂 not even close to the amount of effort required to bodybuild at the highest of pro level and 99 percent of us have jobs too.

@@Marcel16DM Mitch absolutely doesn't need to work a day job. Not even considering sponsors, he has made a VERY healthy salary in his first year of competing, just from prize money.

So important to think this way!

Took him two years to be worlds strongest man from under 200lbs, I assume he’ll be strongest Mars man a few years from now

Logically given his history he'll be doing something else not strongman.

Dead? I've never seen such garbage supplement nonsense from an athlete.

@@YetAnotherRetardedYTUpdate strongman is already crossfit just very heavy crossfit 🤣🤣🤣

A gram and a half of caffeine ?? 5 five hours wow

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You don't have to acheive anything in life to be "living life to the fullest". I have seen many people achieve and do great things in life and sadly commit suicide. The most important thing is to live a HAPPY life. Thats living life to the fullest for me. And that could take the form of just being happy and grateful to be alive each day and not reliant on any external achievements, material possessions, or events.

@@patrickokeeffe4787 I read the concern and compassion in your message but I do feel differently on this matter,if your wife or mother tells u this you'll think okay fine I'll be happy and grateful,and u will be right? the minute u step out of line you'll be reminded contributing nothing and how much of a hopeless bum u are,but having achievements/money means respect from society,even from your so called loved ones so my point is that it's important to do things u "love", because external factors like social pressure can influence your "happiness" but your love for whatever it is u do whether it's training or reading or making music or whatever will make it easy to erase the noise from outside coming in,I know it sounds depressing because u came with so much positivity,but my understanding is that happiness is what we depend on others for and love is created by u so u protect it and nurture it and grow it, Mitchell looks like he loves what he does that's why it's inspiring for me,coz I love training and no matter what I'm always going to train,it's like an escape for me,I go to the moon

@@patrickokeeffe4787 very well said. people sometimes feel like they need to "achieve" something to be happy and living the/their best life. You only get one life so do what makes you happy and fulfilled, even if it achieves nothing. I am never happier than playing with my kids and to be honest this is all the happiness I could ever want or need. It will be different things for different people and may evolve over time and that's ok too. It's also all relative so never take anything you do have for granted, what you may have may seem a little compared to some but could be the absolute envy of others so try to enjoy it. Live life, be happy.

@@25johnlowe Funny thing John, I was going to say just that in my response....that some people could be living a fulfilled life by be just being a parent. For my its the simple things after having open heart surgery. Just being alive. The joy of being able to take a deep cold breath of air in the morning. My sister can't do that....she a chronic asthmatic. The most priceless things in life can't be bought or achieved. Love, health, being alive, peace, happiness.

Speak for yourself, we are doing what we love and trying to live “our” life to our fullest

i was struggling to piece it together

I was wondering that the entire video!

I think his mother is British, might need correcting on that.

When he spoke about the sports and how well he did in them all I was amazed . Just truly an all around incredible athlete

Dudes smart he’s got it figured out

After seeing this that i think im terms of combined skill/genetics/athletic potential this guy is probably the best humanity has to offer

Very relaxed attitude for 1.5 grams of caffeine a day

Amazing talent

Golfer, football, marathon runner, power lifting, body building and strongman in one life is crazy

That’s awesome thanks for sharing and dropping a comment !

Well Brian was/is towards the end of his career. As most of the big name strongman are if not retired already.

​@@angelgutierrez59503 years. It's still an amazing feat.

​@@angelgutierrez5950he beat literally everyone, hence the title world's strongest man.

Well Bryan is an old man in terms of being a strong man. Not to take anything away from him but not exactly a fair comparison

Love from Ontario solid dude for sure

Glad you enjoyed it🎉

Damn right

Truth!

Seriously!!

😂😂 just that nice

For sure thanks so much for the comment!

Absolutely! All around hard working!

Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching and commenting 🎉

We agree!

U never ran before ?

Glad you enjoyed this one !

They should be!

Nothing screams Ontario more than bagged milk!!!

Thanks glad you liked this episode !

Yeah no big deal lol

mine too

Absolutely thanks for the comment!

Yes! Lol that profile pic is a throwback! BULK JAY

@@muscleandstrength yessir 😂

I think he has a totally different mentality towards nutrition. Everyone has different caloric needs- I feel like he’s pretty in tune with what he needs and calls himself out when he under feeds (like in the workout) . Very interesting comparison for sure I thought the same .

​@@muscleandstrengthstrongmen like thor and shaw are also significantly larger than him, so by default they just need a higher caloric intake so it checks out tbh.

For sure - when we filmed Brian he was really enjoying the Vertical Diet . His calorie intake was high - and all from Whole Foods. It was a very expensive diet but the meals looked great

​@@muscleandstrengthinterestingly, Shaw was pretty disappointed in his strength results with vertical and Stan and went back to Nathan Payton. Also, Mitchell's diet is both much more practical and balanced along with being more suited to someone who is 6'3"-4" and 300-320 instead of 6'8" and up to 440 like Brian and Thor. Eddie, despite being a similar height to Mitchell, relied heavily on raw, static strength and felt he needed a much higher bodyweight.

Glad you enjoyed - we made some new titles effects for this and are very happy with them 😊