Great idea!

Would love to see that!

Burnt out on Priest

Priest has nothing to say that matters

@@felix3372who’s that?

Not Mr O stop crying

well technically he won the heavy weight class mr olympia in 1979@@yanntouvet4691

Definitely not Mr. O

Mike Mentzer, absolute legend.

@@TrenbolognaSARMich look it up he won the heavy weight class in Mr Olympia 1979

Yup

I m 32 years old guy but at my gym their is a old dude of 82 years he lift as heavy ass I would be shocked and that guy motivate me to pump up more

@@riteshjoshi8406 good lad, keep lifting 💪🏼

Where did you see it live?

@@iiyyxxnn Dorian was streaming it on this channel. I commented this as I was watching the stream.

@@TypicallyUniqueOfficial To me it appears he posted it as a regular video as it is not under the live section. So it wasn't actually live streamed, you just watched it as it was posted?

@@iiyyxxnn when a live is finished, it is uploaded as a video after. I watched it live.

Man, that would be awesome. I saw a few clips of Kevin talking about Dorian and there was real respect there.

Definitely 👍

Great show Dorian! Hopefully one of many, many more to come!

what did you exactly change?

@@waldmeisterbrehm I was mostly training and competing in powerlifting for many years so that played into it of course, but essentially I was just following a mix of specific powerlifting training with auxiliaries for general bodybuilding. When I stepped away from powerlifting due to some unrelated injuries and got into bodybuilding more, I sort of floundered around with approaches. I was dedicated and consistent in doing the work, but I didn’t focus intensity into fewer sets, and instead spread it out across long workouts with many sets. When it all clicked - I first did Dorian’s blood and guts approach strictly for 6 months, then I discovered Tom’s approach for legs. I combined the two approaches by essentially doing blood and guts for upper body and Tom’s insane style for squats/lower body. I put on mass, enjoyed the gym more, and was far more efficient in the gym (less time lifting). That allowed me time each week to also enjoy getting into cardio, which I was terrible about previously. TLDR: I do less sets but they are extremely intense. Blood and guts almost to the T for upper body, Tom one “real set” insanity for legs. There is nothing groundbreaking about what they preach, but the simplicity of it mentally saw me pushing myself to the absolute limit. When I train squats, for instance, I leave everything I have at that rack.

I prefer doing one set to failure, but a prolonged set with heavy weight and reps, doing whatever it takes to pump out more reps with slowed and control form, then negative reps

Yates legs reminded me of Platz. Muscularity high on the thigh with sick tear drop.

@@user-nb1ex7th2i imagine platz in the 90s think he'd be bigger?

Glad you enjoyed it! 🙌

@DorianYatesNutrition I truly did, thank you for your reply. There is so much greatness here, and we ALL appreciate you, Mr. Yates, Mr. 6x Mr. O 🔥💪

@@DorianYatesNutrition One more thing, how do we find more information about the classes that you teach? Is there a website?

Glad you enjoyed it!

Keep it up

Will always be the best to me

92-93 Dorian was the most complete bodybuilder ever. From top of the traps, down to the soleus. He had everything

Platz possibly the best never to win the title.

@@Felale Definitely the uncrowned Olympia...

Met him once at a seminar. The most humble, pleasant and nice guy you could ever meet. I met Tom as well and he was the same.

He is 68....

I knew i'd find a true friend here hehe :D

@@bicepbrah8179 Of course! On a Dorian Yates and Tom Platz podcast, it has to 💪🏻😎

Keep it up

I would add Frank Zane to that

Him and tom Platz are my favourite very intelligent bodybuilders

I am glad that I could inspire you for so many years!

@@DorianYatesNutrition Thank you for all. Really, being able to meet you in person it would be great honour.....there is not so much persons for whom I could say the same thing. You distinguished yourself being active competitor, with training style and with confidence in yourself pushing yourself harder than anybody in this sport. I feel obligated to tell that nonostant it is a known thing. Yesterday I went to the gym and I wasnt feeling great before it and I was thinking maybe I shouldnt go....and I thought to myself.....some almost 30 years ago Dorian through the snow walked to the gym preparing for Mr. Olympia, and I am driving myself with the car to have a relaxed workout in the gym . I have no problem, no snow, it should be fun, and it was fun. To be honest, I could write nothing, I could just give a like to the video, being midle aged, working, accomplished in life with family and no problems in life but I felt it is right to write something personal to the man who is inspiration to me......and yes, just to shake hand to You it would be an honour and a moment to remember. Through all of my youth and now being able to hear more advices from you through social media I could say - your tips, advices and raccomandations are a tresure! I have been working out for 30 years and still I get something to know much more from You - positives, negatives, dont do it with momentum and etc. it is not all about only regarding the training, there is much more because You evolved through the years much more than the others, and from You people can hear things about life, spirit and other things. Thank You once again.

The Dorians were a badass ancient Greek tribe like the Spartans. Your son has a cool name!

Well said!

Dorian trains back with you on monday, Platz trains legs with you on tuesday, Arnold trains chest with you on wednesday, thursday you die of exhastion.

Glad you enjoyed it!