There ARE Shortcuts To Weight Loss BUT Here's What You're Missing

There ARE Shortcuts To Weight Loss BUT Here's What You're Missing | Mind Pump 2338

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00:00 Mind Pump Fit Tip: There are NO shortcuts if you want to lose weight and look/feel better.
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13:23 Practicing what you preach.
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28:15 Mind Pump Live is coming soon!
32:08 Least favorite things to do in the business.
42:34 Knowing yourself and being confident.
47:50 Evidence towards a great flood.
49:51 Favorite dinosaur as a kid.
53:11 Mind Pumps’ “one asks” before they die.
57:32 Shout out to the FREE How to Squat Like a Pro guide!
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1:02:15 #Quah question #2 - Can you build muscle on MAPS 15?
1:05:25 #Quah question #3 - What priming exercises do you guys recommend doing before bench pressing?
1:08:18 #Quah question #4 - How can a new mom mitigate the effects of lack of sleep for recovery and muscle building?
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@kevinbutler9786 Ай бұрын

I think a big thing I've learned about sustaining a healthy lifestyle with the gym long term is that it doesn't have to suck. In fact, if it does suck, you're probably doing it wrong. I was just talking to my buddy and he was telling me how he skipped legs the other day. He skipped it because for sure he over does it, can barely walk out of the gym after and then is completely debilitated for the next three days. That's how I learned to do the gym in high school as a football player and it's taken till my 40's to realize that's the worst way to go about it. Now it's my goal to leave the gym feeling good, with gas left in the tank. I wish someone would have taught me that from the beginning because I don't think I would have ever stopped going.

@kjsparkles3593 Ай бұрын

Agree Sal that if you talk the talk you need to walk the walk. I work in healthcare and this is my achilles heel with providers that preach taking care of yourself yet are not taking care of their own health. Thanks guys for all you share and do! 🙏🏼

@brendawatson7666 Ай бұрын

Another great episode! I knew I had found a good trainer when one of the first questions he asked was “ have you heard of Mind Pump? I follow their method of training” Me: OMG they are my people! “

@susanhancock9089 Ай бұрын

I hear all of this. However, I've been lifting weights for 10 months, following the MindPump advice - stopped running, focusing on building muscle, etc. I've done two cuts (the right way, by MindPump advice) in the past 6 months and I have lost ZERO pounds. I'm getting tempted to just do the crash diet and build back muscle after because more than the weight, I'm not seeing myself lean out at all :( My sleep is good, stress is low, protein is tracked and high, tracking food, not overtraining, etc. I'm definitely considering just doing a crazy cut and/or going back to running. It. Is. Hard.

@Dad_Life13 Ай бұрын

Don’t go back to running, I’ve been the cardio guy before because I was competing in boxing. Now all I do is weightlifting and zero cardio, my hormones is thanking me. Just be consistent in your calories and reach .7 per kilo of bodyweight of protein. If no changes in a month then reduce by 250, it’s a long process

@sethmendez5829 Ай бұрын

Have you tracked your body fat%

@vince_atrium Ай бұрын

Consider calling in to MP. They take live callers and have helped many determine why they have stalled.

@Datheft Ай бұрын

Do you use an actual tracker for food I noticed that’s what has helped me mkst

@ryandeffley7652 Ай бұрын

I mean, running isn't ideal because it beats up the joints and spikes cortisol. But have you tried just being more generally active on a daily basis? 1) Walk more. It can be done every single day in high volume with no real impact on joints. This also includes parking further away and running any errands you can on foot as opposed to driving. 2) Anytime you lift, pace/walk back and forth between sets. People tend to sit and scroll on their phone. But when you're resting the 2-3 min between sets, just pace for active recovery. This can rack up thousands of extra steps after a 60-75 min lifting session. 3) After any lifting session, do max incline treadmill walking at a controlled pace of 2.5-2.8mph. It can even be as little as 15-20 min. But put it at 15%, don't hold on, and walk. It's great for recovery and adding extra steps. 4) Stairs are another great hack. If you walk up/down them one at a time at a controlled pace for 30 min, it keeps the HR at 120-130bpm, which won't spike cortisol. But it keeps your hips healthy and raises your NEAT for the day. I do this every morning to loosen up out of bed and break a very light sweat. It's honestly better than coffee. The key is finding ways just to move more without beating up your joints or spiking your cortisol levels. Being more generally active will move the needle in tandem with lifting.

@mihapirnar8915 Ай бұрын

I loooved when Justin mentioned Lightning Mcqueen. This is my favourite movie of all time. You guys rock.

@chedengg Ай бұрын

That’s me! I won last time!! Many thanks again!!! 🥰😍

@MJfromdaO Ай бұрын

you look like the type of asian with a white husband

@miamobeachgoddess Ай бұрын

Congrats 🎊😃

@mariannel6560 Ай бұрын

Wow...congratulations 🥳

@ILiftForFun Ай бұрын

Often times I head to bed hungry, feeling guilty about eating more food. Thanks MindPump for letting me realize a better life style that could be sustained for a lifetime.

@strangeasangels7 Ай бұрын

Never thought I could weight train (I am a small female) but I started earlier this year and have been thrilled to find your content. No nonsense. No placating. Thanks for what you do! 🖤

@gabriellerose4253 Ай бұрын

Thank you MP for showing up for us!

@brigittbreeden3036 Ай бұрын

Just picked up my first bundle for mother's day, so looking forward to seeing my gains with your program. I lost 120 lbs with gastric sleeve but put 75% back on after 2 years. Ready to do this the right way! Thank you for all you do and put out here!

@makaylamcmurray9764 Ай бұрын

Been listening for the past 6 months now and just got Anabolic! I’ve been loving it and feeling so much stronger but definitely think that I need to switch to MAPS 15. I’m a full time working mom and taking college classes. I’ve been on this journey for 2 years now and have lost 80 lbs and feel amazing! I love what you guys put out! ♥️ keep sharing great info guys!

@salzamora07 Ай бұрын

I agree with you all about the short cut. I lost 50lbs plus back in 2019- 2022. I went from 245lbs, and to 185 to 195lbs. I did this by fasting 16hrs +, doing 45min on the stairs 6 days a week, and weight training. I was netting about 1400 to 1900 Cals. I didn't do all this at one. I started with the fasting, then added Cardio, and weight trained the whole time. I was working great, and it happen pretty fast. However this was not easy for me. Since that time, we moved out of CA, to OK. I slowly started to put weight on as I nolonger had stairs to do that kind of Cardio, and stopped fasting 16 + hrs. It was hard to get back into that routine. I found Mind Pump in 2023, and then understood what happed to me. I'm now following proper way of recomping. Taking this approach while slower, is not harder than doing what I use to do. When I hear you guys say it's the easy way, I thought to myself that's not easy. It's way harder, but definitely a short cut. I'm currently at 230lbs now, however, I'm only went up 1 pants size, and one shirt size from being 195lbs. So recomp is definitely happening. I have ran Anabolic, and now am running Aesthetic. I have enjoyed both programs. Thanks for all the advice that you guys give out. You all have blessed me, and make me laugh. I'm originally from San Jose CA. I turn 41 this year so it's crazy for me that I had to move out of state before getting to know you guys. I use to live off of Story, and White Rd on the east side. I want to James Lick. Thanks again my brothers!!!

@alkhemiefitnezzllc6287 Ай бұрын

Love the analogy of the lotto winner. Definitely using that with my clients 💯.

@StevefromCincinnati Ай бұрын

Awesome episode! Thanks mind pump team!

@fabulouslyfit54 Ай бұрын

Another great podcast. Finishing up Anabolic and getting myself shredded for summer thanks to you guys. I quit hours of Pilates, yoga and Barre classes to lifting heavy, eating more and working out less. Really appreciate everything you post 🙏🏼

@gabriellerose4253 Ай бұрын

Hi! Your comment caught my eye because I'm just starting Anabolic (just finished Pre-Phase) and while I'm not new to lifting, I too have a love for Pilates, Barre and Yoga where I do each of these classes weekly, and it's hard to know if I need to cut back. I am following Anabolic, along with these Barre and Yoga typically twice each weekly and down to 1 Pilates class weekly if I can even make it. I am prioritizing Anabolic and I try to do the other workouts on separate days, maybe instead of a trigger session. Can you share any feedback on your experience with balancing or having to cut back on the classes? I'd appreciate it😊

@fabulouslyfit54 Ай бұрын

@@gabriellerose4253 absolutely! Weight lifting is my priority. I do Pilates only once a week as a trigger session but mostly to focus on abs. Because, as you know, Pilates is a fantastic ab workout. I’m a yoga instructor and teach only one class a week and I do it with my students. It’s a vinyasa class, but I take it slow and easy and for me, yoga is restorative, so I use this day for relaxing and stretching and twisting and breathing. And that leaves me with one full day off where I just stretch, maybe go for a walk, or do nothing. I just got a second DEXA and I’ve gained 9lbs of muscle 🙏🏼 Hope this helps.

@Oceancurve Ай бұрын

Mind Pump is awesome!

@Thisguyecm Ай бұрын

Y’all make so much sense to me and I love how you all have your testimonies of doing it wrong and then getting it right. I am a new viewer and I can’t stop listening. Keep up the great work!!

@kyle.plattner Ай бұрын

Don’t take the easy path! Such a good message and why I keep coming back to Mind Pump for the inspiration, encouragement, and even entertainment! Love you guys! Keep it up!

@huckjunoy Ай бұрын

Since years I'm always waiting when new episode comes out. Appreciate how you all are continuously improving in multiple areas and sharing with us, you are invaluous fount of wisdom!

@AMSolis Ай бұрын

Today marks 14 years since I started my fitness journey. What began as a simple outing with my cousin quickly turned into a lifelong passion the moment I set foot in the gym. Over the years, my mindset has shifted-now, I do it to stay healthy and strong as I age. Lifting weights has also been a huge help during perimenopause. I really enjoy the show and appreciate how it reinforces the importance of making fitness a lifestyle, not just looking for shortcuts. Keep up the great work!

@curtissiebold4460 Ай бұрын

Excellent episode guys!

@DGA0602 Ай бұрын

Been listening for the past 3 years and I’ve learned so much and made so much improvement within that time even though I’ve been lifting for 16 years. My morning workout is not the same without listening to your podcasts while lifting. Thanks!

@jav1645 Ай бұрын

Roy Belzer is definitely a magical case , love you guys!

@atalenascott4818 Ай бұрын

Loving all the advice! Has totally changed my mindset on how to approach my weight loss journey, thanx guys!!!

@steveguti6452 Ай бұрын

Prayer is the most powerful weapon of a believer praise God praying for everyone everyday God bless you all

@MichaelLionbarger Ай бұрын

Agree 1000% regarding practicing what you preach! This is what kick-started my fitness/weight loss journey. Unfortunately, I wish I found y'all when I started because I lost my initial 40 lbs the wrong way and ended up skinny fat. Your content/information has helped me build and am greatful!

@kimberleighdemott44 Ай бұрын

I love you guys 😭 you have been such a huge help, and your information is allowing me to grow in my knowledge to be able to put my newly received personal trainer cert to the test. Thank you for helping me find an outlet to place my two passions together. People and health 💪🏻

@bthennis Ай бұрын

So glad you guys are here. I’ve lost some weight but the improper way. Now I’m on a better track thanks to you!

@MindPumpShow Ай бұрын

@bthennis Winner! Please email: ann@mindpumpmedia.com with a screenshot of your youtube username, winning episode number, and the email address you would like the program under and we will get you hooked up!

@awesomeMKB11 Ай бұрын

Love the advice for getting more rest and relaxation for parents with newborns!

@marabrito85 Ай бұрын

Another great episode guys! love you!

@nataliel809 Ай бұрын

Love these tips taking notes ☝️💪

@jorgeluistarrau469 Ай бұрын

Im just getting started. Need to lose around 40 pounds. Its been great that i come across you guys. Thanks a lot

@fitwithvaru3475 Ай бұрын

I am trainer, and I really find difficult to make you understand that there is no easy way. You guys helped me so much. ❤

@keshawnjones151 Ай бұрын

You guys make my job so much easier. I have family that likes the shortcuts but always wonder why they are not getting anywhere with their weight loss goals. Thanks for enlighten them as well as me.

@JustChris_Music 13 күн бұрын

I just looked this Roy guy up… and he’s actually gaining weight. He’s put on 20 - 30 lbs since 2020

@hayleyoliver640 Ай бұрын

It has definitely helped a lot on my post partum journey to be compassionate to myself. It took me 9 months to gain the weight, and 8 months postpartum I am just shy of where I was before I was pregnant. Slow and steady!

@yukilovato6690 Ай бұрын

I’m about 8 months into a recomp and I’m showing great progress. The tendency to want to rush and blast through cardio is STILL a tough mental battle 😂 Im compromising and incorporating haha yoga 3x a week before I give in to sprinting 🤣

@cutiegirlmeggy Ай бұрын

Slow and steady is so rewarding, enjoy the process!

@ashleyfranklin Ай бұрын

It wasn't until I started listening to you guys that I realized over the years I have done so much WRONG. Now, I'm just focusing on fueling properly, building muscle, and getting stronger without overtraining, and I haven't weighed myself in over a month. It has been a huge mindset shift but I think it may be working! Repeat DEXA scan in 3 weeks... I'll be fascinated to see how doing things the right way has changed my body. 🙌 Also, a question: Does anyone know if MAPS 15 can be done without barbell/squat rack? I workout in my garage with dumbbells (I do have a bench). Thanks for everything!!

@angeladoucette247 Ай бұрын

I need to start from your beginning of Mindpump. 😂

@james95a14 Ай бұрын

Maps 15 would be awesome! I work 7a-6p plus a half day on Saturday 🙏🏻

@jolarocknrolla6015 Ай бұрын

the intro music is so perfect, this podcast is really crankin'.

@skepticalme9501 Ай бұрын

Thank you for your experience and your willingness to share it. I wish I’d gotten serious about health and wellness long before now. Better late than never right?

@linvel1186 Ай бұрын

I learned this the hard way with my yo-yo weight loss. Now, i’m in the journey taking my time, learning, applying. Great show.

@Thndaa23 Ай бұрын

Love me some younger dryas talk great show guys , no short cuts here thanks to your no bs show cheers guys #loyaltothefoil

@vanessa4truth297 Ай бұрын

Ok, after watching dozens of reels from Roy Belzer I have to tell the guys they missed out on the real story with this guy. He is helping big people feel comfortable DURING their fitness journey no matter where they’re starting out at. This actually correlates to what this episode is about- not taking shortcuts, because if you follow Roy during your journey, that everyone wants to take shortcuts on n you’re advising against that, you might/hopefully gain the confidence at any size that you need in order to sustain the long term behaviors that are required in order to get truly healthy n fit. I don’t think he’s promoting the toxic side of body positivity that says “you can be totally happy n healthy at any size!” so don’t bother trying to get truly healthy. He’s helping people love themselves while they’re overweight n unhealthy so they stay on course for getting healthy the right way

@Citrine-lt8pp Ай бұрын

I agree with you! I looked through and had similar thoughts. And, someone who is or has been larger understands how it feels to be a larger size and knows what positions work or not or where to start comfortably. I think it can be difficult for larger people to really believe that someone fully fit understands their situation and mindset. It can be very difficult for someone larger to begin their fitness journey, especially out in the open in a gym. It could be easy to write Roy off as being “woke”, but I think there is more to it.

@albino6989 Ай бұрын

Hi, listening from malaysia. Great content.

@Szilvia_Szilvia Ай бұрын

1:10:00 yoga nidra (deep relaxation technique) 20 mins x2 / day

@cmiller5553 Ай бұрын

Remember tags are a way to add content with a QR code to put on headstone for people to see and remember like discussed, my family just got one for my son that died in infancy so that the family future can see and remember and also have the witness of the event

@chaseburt4992 Ай бұрын

GIVE ME THAT PROGRAMMMM!!!!!

@BillieWard-gs7vy Ай бұрын

Lots of misinformation out there so I agree with Adam that sometimes it isn’t that people are looking for the easy way they are just following bad advice! Thank god I found you guys! More changes in the last 12 weeks than I saw for the last few years. No weight loss but my waist is smaller, my butt is lifting and I am looking more toned (I know you guys don’t like that term). Eating 700 calories a day more and cut out the cardio. Following a program and lifting heavier.

@JenniferTaylor-614 Ай бұрын

6 minutes in Adam's point about "Cousin Susan" is spot on!

@doughorecka8360 Ай бұрын

As a guy that lost 120 pounds in one year then kept it off for the last 13 yrs this one hits home. Ive messed up alot and corrected the course many many times.

@Jessica-rh3fn Ай бұрын

Justin's Lightning McQueen reference was on point tbh 👌

@maggienewsome8458 Ай бұрын

🖤🖤🖤 u all r the best🖤🖤🖤

@Bob-sk7ci Ай бұрын

Always gotta be in it for the long game

@EdnaGarciamylife Ай бұрын

Plus I'm a a mom of three, teething 9 month old so little sleep and I also work and I'm trying to stay fit the maps 15 minute would be life changing ❤💪🏻

@nicolehalverson5225 Ай бұрын

What if you're doing it the right way but not seeing the results? Then can you use a short cut to help?

@yisel-pq4qc Ай бұрын

Great intro guys 😊❤🧠💪🏼 #bestfitnesspodcast

@nannybannany Ай бұрын

I am a plus sized gal slowly getting stronger and healthier partially due to you all. I love the body positivity movement but as with everything it has it's messed up toxic side. I hate when people say 'stop glorifying obesity' but I am enraged MORE when a plus size person makes an effort to become healthier and usually loses weight and their community calls them a traitor!! That's bonkers.

@tres-adames Ай бұрын

Watch “Encanto” from an Internal Family Systems perspective and you’ll see how psychologically complex the movie is. Casita is the Psyche, Mirabel the Self, and all other family members are the Parts.

@kristinatuttle3994 Ай бұрын

I want to try maps 15. Please pick me! Thanks!!!

@thomasjackson496 Ай бұрын

It took me 4 pregnancies with my wife to learn that I shouldn’t tell her to sleep when the baby sleeps!

@clintwatters9131 10 күн бұрын

I am consuming 178 g of protein less than 78 g fat and about 50g of carbs on push day and 25 g carbs on pull day . My ideal weight is 178lb. Any suggestions?

@cenauge Ай бұрын

I vehemently disagree with "there is one right way." I especially disagree with the whole "you're a better person for having taken the long way" idea. Take that martial artist and ask him if he would have rather had that knowledge beamed into his head from the start; if he's being honest he'll probably say yeah. All that knowledge and skill without any of the injuries? Take a couple of years to focus strength and sport specific training, and he's his best self more than half a decade ahead of time. That guy you give $10M? He shells out a tiny portion of it to a financial planner and problem solved--no 40 years required. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with putting a decade into a skill or a lifetime into acquiring business knowledge, but the reason they spent that long is because there wasn't a way for them to get the same result in half the time. Time is the one thing you don't get back, so identifying how best to use "shortcuts" is better than pretending they don't exist and if they do they are the road to failure--especially when the real failure always comes down to a lack of planning.

@cesarolivero6137 Ай бұрын

Los atajos son una trampa. Lo mejor es ir por el camino correcto haciendo un entrenamiento adecuado y disfrutar el proceso

@iworkout8137 Ай бұрын

Omg!! I’ve seen adds before about being a trainer at any size I just think it’s off

@lisagibson9257 Ай бұрын

I purchased MAPS Resistance and have never used it due to time constraints. Any chance of switching to MAPS 15? 58 yo female

@maiteljohnson7247 Ай бұрын

Walk the walk❤

@2ndstreetmarvel Ай бұрын

💪🏿💪🏿

@zignimus5334 Ай бұрын

Been lifting for 2 years focusing on building muscle I doubled my strength from when I started but I never lost any fat. I can't keep doing this I need to go into an aggressive cut, I know I'll lose some muscle but I can't keep being this fat

@cenauge Ай бұрын

It's natural for people to look for shortcuts but the fitness industry doesn't help. Out of one side of the mouth it is "there are no shortcuts" and out of the other side it is "here's how you maximize your gains/fatloss!" Shortcuts are a tool, and like any tool they have proper conditions for use. Like any tool, they aren't always appropriate. Regaining the weight or losing the gains aren't the result of using the shortcut, they are the result of failing to plan your moves after the shortcut (assuming natural). They are the result of failing to monitor yourself afterward and adapt to what is happening. Regaining 50lbs happens 1 pound at a time with plenty of points where you can observe and intervene.

@ryandeffley7652 Ай бұрын

Sal is still the Journeyman. 😆

@user-pr5tx9ep4m Ай бұрын

Aren't the oft-promoted GLP-1 agonists shortcuts?

@troymacnz Ай бұрын

I don’t need a shortcut, nothing works for me. I’ve been at it for almost 9 months and only lost .2 lbs a week. I’m looking at doing a 90 day fast water only. Time to starve the body. Diet and exercise aren’t working for me. 30 lbs overweight and I CANNOT lose with diet and excercise. Time to starve my body of all calories. Maybe then my body will start to burn some fat.

@steveguti6452 Ай бұрын

Update urgent emergency please join me in prayer for Terri had emergency brain cancer surgery last year she is improving she desperately needs continued prayers please pray for her and family God bless you all

@anor5663 Ай бұрын

I will pray 🙏🏾

@crispy9377 Ай бұрын

🙏

@romankoller7150 Ай бұрын

Weird

@crispy9377 Ай бұрын

@@romankoller7150 🙏

@EdnaGarciamylife Ай бұрын

You guys crack me up tho 😂 always wind down with my magnesium drink and mind pump boys such a good night time routine lol

@rhondacole4543 Ай бұрын

Magnesium drink?

@Szilvia_Szilvia Ай бұрын

1:08:44 no caffeine while breastfeeding...

@crystaldingman773 Ай бұрын

I have to agree. I wouldn’t be able to thrive with a fat trainer. As a thin female it is very difficult for me to trust in the process. If I’m going to trust a trainer who is telling me to increase calories and lift heavy they need to look the part. They don’t have to be super ripped but they need to have a healthy BMI. I have a hard time even wanting to build muscle because I don’t want any part of me to get bigger. Lean mass or not -most women are terrified of even getting a few inches bigger. If I have an overweight trainer telling me to eat more …. I’m probably going to start eating less. I also don’t believe in plus size models. “Models” are paid large amounts of money to look good. Not every body should be in that profession, I feel the same way about doctors and nurses. I’m a nurse and I feel it’s my professional responsibility to be model what I teach and that means leading a healthy lifestyle and maintaining a healthy weight. Don’t get me started on Police….. maintaining physical fitness seems like it would be essential for them to do their jobs well yet so many can’t be bothered. Normalizing obesity is going to be detrimental to society at large. We need to get after the government to ban foods with no nutritional value and those foods that are designed to be addictive. It should be criminal to manufacture highly processed foods but until that happens we need to start with ourselves. Stop buying all that garbage and decrease demand, keep yourself healthy and you can do whatever you want. Not every body size is appropriate or reasonable for every profession. If you want to be a trainer - you need to train yourself first.

@douglasschmidt6873 Ай бұрын

That’s like hiring a carpenter to wire your house 😂 what a joke

@jacoblogmet Ай бұрын

Boom

@AlwaysAscend7570 Ай бұрын

If you lean on the spiritual side , you don’t want to know how the dinosaurs looked.

@MostAlpha Ай бұрын

There is a price to PAY for EVERYTHING.

@dbron3695 Ай бұрын

On high protein and higher fat diet is it ok get most ur fat from meat

@HighPointAframe Ай бұрын

"Who is Conan O'Brien? And why is she so sad?"

@steveguti6452 Ай бұрын

Jesus Christ died for our Sins according to the scriptures and that he was Buried and he rose Again The third day praise God praying for everyone everyday God bless you All

@Carbsforgains Ай бұрын

Meanwhile, you guys are taking Ozempic…. Cough cough short cut… hypocritical lol

@aleksandrap7336 Ай бұрын

😂😂 they are testing it to report to people about it NOT because they need it or don't know how to achieve the results

@Carbsforgains Ай бұрын

@@aleksandrap7336 so they say.

@believeinjesus8300 Ай бұрын

John 3:16-18 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten son that whoever believe in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his son into the world, to condemn the world, but that the world through him might be saved. . He that believeth on him is not condemned, But he that believeth not is condemned already. Because he hath not believed In the name of the only begotten son of God.

@drip369 Ай бұрын

It's funny you guys bring up the layers because they try to explain them with circular reasoning, yet they can't explain how whale bones are found in the desert and sea shells are found in the mountains. I live in Pennsylvania and many many times have I dug into the soil and found a seashell. Everything has a design and all Sciences prove that

@shev1970 Ай бұрын

Getting fitness training from a fat guy is like going to a homeless person and asking for financial advice

@ShootersCoach Ай бұрын

The kid in the red says the word “like” repeatedly and is hard to listen to. He might consider a toast masters class.

@ace1122tw Ай бұрын

This is the worst episode of hey babe I have ever seen

@drip369 Ай бұрын

54:10 carbon dating is only accurate up to about 5500 years, even radio testing isn't much better. They are basically guessing with everything which is why they have such enormous gaps. In science, if the larger the margin of error, the more you need to change what you're doing and with the way carbon-14 absorbs, you're always going to get different numbers at different spots in the material and they even guesstimate the existence of carbon to be within billions of years of error because they have no idea. You don't need the Creator to tell you carbon dating isn't helpful. If you came from a fish that eventually became a monkey that we still haven't seen grow a forehead, why does the Bible say I came out of the soil and all of the minerals and some of the bacterial found in soil is found within my body. Same with you. You didn't come from some fish that magically could breathe and even walk around to get off the sand to feed itself so it had enough energy to reproduce with itself and somehow become a monkey. There's no way anybody can believe this mess. It's illogical

@drip369 Ай бұрын

54:28 look into the sizes of armadillos before the flood. They were the size of WV Beetles. There is nothing but proof around us. Even the Ark is being studied along Turkey

@jamestheo8448 Ай бұрын

Men's "Health" should be promoting health. I stopped reading that magazine years ago. They can do whatever they want but it looks like they finally jumped the shark. That Belzer dude is nothing to aspire to..... well except for the $$$ that he is making with his gimmick.