As a brain cancer survivor/epileptic this strap has changed my life. It helps me tremendously in planning my workouts and when to dial back to avoid more seizures. It’s crazy how it tracks my night time mini episodes explaining why I’m exhausted that day

This is amazing! Absolutely love whoop and what you guys are doing. I have bought whoop for my dad and brother and it’s fascinating to see how we all perform and recover differently. Hearing from Rory on how he uses his Whoop is so insightful and he’s just a huge inspiration!

How is he so polarizing with fans? Very likable in my option. Seems like cool, smart, down to earth dude. Sick interview brah! Thanks

What an awesome person Rory is. Love that he’s able to self reflect and give us insight to great challenges in his life. Let’s all aspire to live with intent and with principle while being grateful and present. Thanks Whoop!

This was a really enjoyable podcast, Rory seems a really smart, Zen kind of guy. I decided to switch off from most social media a few years ago and it helped my mental balance enormously.

Def one of the best interviews I've seen with Rors! Honestly never heard of whoop before this def gonna have to them out.

I signed up to whoop while listening to this. Rory convinced me.

Dam, I wish they spoke about whoop more...

Great interview, love getting to hear more about the mindset of some of these guys! As a Dad of an 18 month old I'm not sure it would make pretty reading at the minute but I might think about getting involved when I have some more control over my sleep!

Great interview, topics and pace.

This was fascinating! Thank you

This was an amazing interview, very inspiring

This was actually...very good! Not sure what I was expecting but it exceeded that

I was hoping to hear about his pre tournament process when playing The Open. Maybe another time?

He’s very analytical. I am similar in my life and career and I find it hard to create reasoning to contradict. Listening to him though I thought maybe he’s too invested in that process. Health and practice is important but there has to be diminishing returns in sports and life. It’s different for everyone and hard to quantify. Sometimes you just perform best when you’re care free. But I agree his route is best and I could be wrong:

I see so many similarities of Rory and myself physically. We both have a similar physical structure, both 5”10 at 160-170. I also have back problems at the age of 18-19, and I’ve had to implement hip stretching and physical strength in order to correct it.🤓

Amazing interview!

Very interesting! Made my hour on the treadmill fly by

Amazing podcast!

They talk about not being on your phone as I’m watching this on my phone. Damn it

Great interview! Not a fan of the set up though, seems very formal how closely they're sat in front of each other.

Is there any whoop data regarding how weed effects recovery?

Thank you

Awesome Rors!

Id be interested to see what the data about water/hydration, sex or oxygen levels says in relation to REM and slow wave

A year ago Rory got to n.1?

Dont know if everyone else has had this but Magnesium supliment gives me nightmares...

Kinda shows talent is a myth. The people who are the best at what they do are the ones who play or practice it the most from a young age usually. How many people do you know who played 3 18 hole rounds a day. And he did it all summer every year and hit more balls than anyone. Tiger woods hit more golf balls than anyone ever growing up thanks to his dad. And he was the best

Thought it was an interview, turned out to be an infomercial. Mildly disappointed

Yawn - infomercial... No good questions. Whoopee

As if they didn’t know Rory was a “whoop guy” Such bs.