Its possible w/o any gear...Ive done it several times. #the100's #powerlifting If I ever look like a runner I will quit and immediately start squatting until I have a 2plate minimum. Maybe that still makes me look weak IDK...Im 145lbs. Lol
So then you haven't done it. You are like 40+ pounds lighter, and way weaker. Don't get me wrong what you do is great, but he's on a completely different level
He is no different than joe average I’m the fitness industry. Misleading people ordinary people if the follow his regimen and buy his overpriced supplements they could be like him. He is enhanced ! Why does he not just say it!
I followed the advice on keeping the heart in the aerobic zone. Went on a 15 min run and felt great. I am going to implement more running like this in my fitness. Thanks 😊
Loving this episode. Ive been getting into running lately, now I'm up to about 15 miles per week. As a 235lb guy who has mainly strength trained for the last 7 or 8 years, Nick is a big inspiration.
@@dreswan1 Why do you think that? People can run their own race and don't need to compare themselves to Nick. IMO the biggest inspiration he provides is lessons about consistency and discipline.
I really hope anyone who says "your biceps don't belong" means it as a total compliment! It's great to see an endurance athlete who doesn't sacrifice size
Last summer I did the most running I have ever done about 300 miles and I reduced my strength training quite a bit, when I came back to heavy weight lifting this past winter I added 40 pounds to my deadlift. Running does help weight training, even long distance running
We greatly underestimate the value of aerobic capacity in strength training. The better your cardio, the more volume you can put in your weight training, the more progressive overload, the better your peak lifts. It's all connected. But there's a point of diminishing returns like anything
Love Nicks reference to polarised training aka 80/20 method. I 100% advocate this for EVERYONE interested in endurance sports be it for fun or actual competition. Led to me breaking a ton of PRs while getting stronger concurrently. With the exception of when I'm specifically peaking for an event. Much better than my old mindset of maximum effort everytime.
I freaking love this guy! I remember watching him YEARS ago when him and his brother who played pro ball at one point I think? Used to just fuck up weights and cook delicious macro friendly meals 🤣💪🏻 man those were the days, watching RUclipsrs workout and eat while I eat after working out 😅
Interesting about his food intake. When I add cardio/running into my routine I can't believe how fast I lose weight. Even if I only run 10kms a week It seems like I have to eat an extra 1000 calories a day to not start feeling/looking skinny.
People are quick to say he isn't natty but you can't discredit the work the man puts in. He documents it all. He puts in the miles, strength training, eats the right way, feeds his body the correct fuel. Gear or no gear he grinds harder than 99.99% of people out there.
you must be unaware of the impact gear has no motivation. yes, hes disciplinend. But he recovers quicker and works harder because he uses drugs. just stop tryin justify it.
Man I really appreciate the quality of people these guys bring in. Knees over toes brought me to you now u bringin in more of my homies. I fucks with you guys
Met Nick in real life, 1000% genuine and not huge like you guys think he is. He has an endurance athlete build which is naturally obtainable through consistency/nutrition. Get off his nuts and run. GO ONE MORE!
@@davidrosenthal5795 according to your standards? Don’t put self limitations on someone else because YOU think it’s unattainable. I know a few Sub 3 marathoners and they come in all types of shapes and sizes.
@@FamousFella1 according to anyone that knows anything about distance running. I am not limiting him at all he is amazing for a weightlifter who runs. He could however run much much faster….. he would also lift much much less weight lol.
@impossible 100%. A ton of jack cunts in the military who are only there to collect a guaranteed wage. IMO they tend to go 1 of 2 ways. 1, they do their minimum service and get out or 2, they take a side step into a support role and thats them for life. Guaranteed government job. I have always been light role infantry and recce. So my perception is based on that.
He was an officer who never deployed. Trust me his military experience wasn't that hard. He also lied about being a Ranger back in the early days before he got called out by actual Rangers then he took all that bs down.
@impossible 100% agreed. If people actually knew the kind of people that are in the military, they’d be surprised. Lazy mo’fo’s across the board at all levels.
Man gotta love how our genes are holding themselves back. We can all look closer to this by making some poor choices, or we can grind and do things right to be our best selves.
@@M0ON4.visuals cheating plus it’s just gonna kill you faster. I’ll take naturally being above average and hope others can begin to place importance on health and hormonal optimization through diet and occasional supplementation where needed.
There is a VERY REAL PROBLEM that BPN Supplements are not sold in every Navy, Marine Corps, Army, Air Force, and Coast Guard Exchange throughout the world. The same with Black Rifle Coffee Company! We need to support these veteran owned businesses!
BLack rifle company is a neoliberal company that is opposed to Americans rights of defense as they showed by what they said about kyle Rittenhouse and the people that supported the kid.
I used to LOVE Nick Bare. I would watch his videos for inspiration. He was impossible not to admire due to his work ethic. But now, I am SO SICK of the fitness industry and how saturated it is w/ people (men in particular) that take gear, TRT, HRT, Test, whatever you want to refer to it as, and sell us all the illusion that they can do all of it natural. Nick Bare certainly has a different level of discipline regardless, but why can he run so far so often? GEAR IMPROVES RECOVERY. Why does he retain so much muscle mass while running excessive mileage? TRT! Why is it so hard for him to stray from his disciplined structure? BECAUSE GEAR MAKES EFFORT EASIER. It's been well documented. You will have an easier time getting amped up while on Gear. So stop trying to sell your supplements with your physique as the end goal for most of these young men. What you're really selling them is the gateway supplements that lead to their eventual steroid use. He's Mr. Church goer - well be a man of truth then.
I have the same problem with him. Gear makes an enormous difference for recovery. It is basically impossible to build his physique from scratch while also running unless you take TRT. Let’s also not forget that he was a bodybuilder from the start, so he built his physique long before he started running seriously. It’s sad that so many want to look the other way when someone sells an idea that is a pipedream.
Well said. The hilarious thing is that if people actually wanted results it would be much more cost effective to just get on gear than waste money on useless supplements too!
I’m 52 now. Back in 2006 I ran my first 50 mile ultramarathon. I ran 10 miles on weekdays and 15-25 on Saturday long runs. I needed 4000 calories daily to maintain a body weight of 145 at 5”6. Any type of strength training caused me to crash. Recovery wasn’t an option if I wanted to continue just from a calorie dense clean nutrition program. So, strength training was removed. What he’s accomplished business wise is impressive, but, claiming to be natural just had me in disbelief because my experience proved you can’t do this without TRT at a minimum. Not to mention the cost of his supplements. An electrolyte product containing Himalayan sea salt was around $40. You can pick that up at the grocery store for a few bucks. And when he claims to drop strength training altogether while just running , and keeping the muscle he has, is a farse.
I agree. But if you dig in and look at women’s divisions in competitive weight training, CrossFit, they are catching up quickly in terms of gear usage.
Its sad that kids think you can eat almond butter and bagels and maintain his kind of mass whilst doing 20 mile runs every weekend, he is obviously on something.
@@etoledo18 that was a joke. He’s not on anything, and one thing you’ll learn as time goes by is if you ACTUALLY put in consistent time and work you can get good at a few things. People like you love to yell “roids” because these individuals are doing something you currently don’t have the capacity for. It’s ok, keep saying he’s on roids, oh and you can say I’m on too. We’ll keep progressing while your mindset keeps you stagnant.
@@angelohernandez6406 no offense but that's very slow and no where near how fast nick is proclaiming to run. If your trying to say people shoukd train more then they complain and by complain your talking about how people are on nick for his steroid use then I don't see your point. You should be agreeing that you would also gain speed and endurance if you where also on steroids
Nick is an absolute beast with an awesome back story and these guys somehow managed to make this interview an absolute bore. Big fans of both parties, but this interview had 0 energy or enthusiasm.
Jeez the jealousy in the comments is strong…. Try some consistency in good training with a solid diet, you might realize all the people you thought were enhanced were actually just working harder than you
@@DurianriderCyclingTips his photos are photoshopped to the max with perfect lighting, he’s just lean as hell, 190@ like 6’2 or 6’3 isn’t very big at all. Some people just don’t know how to eat/ lift… he would be in a much different spot if he hadn’t spent several years bodybuilding/ powerlifting to build the size he has now
@@sb8449 dammmmmmm…. Using those Tom cruise angles, I would still say it’s possible he’s natty, it’s likely he not but they way everyone wants to act like there’s no possible way he isn’t juiced to the gills is dumb.
@@sb8449 yes good points. And yes even someone on test or whatever and trains hard, does everything right might not get results like he does. You should never limit yourself and just say drugs but also don't be stupid and think people don't do this especially with so much to gain for their brand and livelihood. It'd be awesome to say for certain he's completely natural but we all should be aware of the world we live in. It's cool what he does but not one of us can say for sure he's natural. These events are not even drug tested so there's that. Either way he does impressive things and I do think it's pretty cool to see. I like the idea of endurance training and strength training together.
Gotta realize steroids are not just for muscle. Do you know much recovery he needs to be running that much and strength training on top of it? Even the best nutrition and sleep isn’t enough. Maybe he’s not pushing roids for mass… but he’s def enhanced to perform that high all the time.
Why he's the most hated? I like this guy and willing to hear his advices about running. Because he is a good runner that actually look like a man instead of skeleton Kipchoge? Marathon record? Dont care, still a moving skeleton
Really enjoyed the content of this podcast episode, but the editing is very confusing and hard to follow...some clips were replayed multiple times in different sections (ex. training up to the Buffalo Marathon, not wanting to look like a "skinny bitch" joke when talking about Nick's body type...) The repetition of the same sound bites can be jarring to listen along with.
@@MukimukiRunner why you respect these frauds bro? They are lying to scam noobs. They are not entertainers, they are out to fraud their customer base as much as possible by selling false dreams.
@@MukimukiRunner It's a crime in the US to admit to taking steroids. I'd love people to be open and honest too but it starts with decriminalizing steroid use. FWIW I don't think he's taken steroids for the last couple of years. Explains why he dropped from 215 to 195 as well.
@@LordWolfhunter321 he dropped from 215 to 195 because he increased his running which increased his calories burned. That’s it. He’s absolutely still taking stuff. You don’t have that physique naturally, especially not running like he does.
I laugh at people all concerned if he’s on any gear or not, when every major endurance athlete is taking something, and if they say their not there lying. Gear or not the guy busts his ass.
@@MegaRsvidwatcher Come on, this is well documented over decades. Anyone who has even remotely followed the research over the years would know this and anyone with access to google will find hundreds of research papers on this. To think steroids is only for building muscle is grossly mistaken. Also don’t just think steroids, insulin is very popular in track and field athletes.
@@mtb7018 Share the evidence then specifically for endurance/marathon runners rather than just saying its well documented which ultimately means nothing...
@@areallytallguy he knows, we know, he knows we know. I’d have a lot more respect for him if he was honest. Instead he pushes his supplement company and lies to his fans.
It’s possible. I did it all natural. Not to his extent, but I gained muscle/fat within a certain amount of time. I got stronger bigger and faster all while training for a 50k in Romania(military) I changed my diet and training, has he ever done gear? I have no idea but doing this shit natural is possible. And I ran a half marathon every Sunday as long as we weren’t actively training that day
@@gabes9320 of course it’s possible to be lean and run natty but I do not believe Nick. Look at him when he was bodybuilding he was juiced to the gills then and is now too.
@@ZippyLikesZippers nah, when someone looks great people will ask. Once you look damn good you'll get that question all the time. Does not mean gear is being used.
I try to be open minded to possibly being natty but he really does have a lot to gain by promoting his brand in his journey in powerlifting, bodybuilding and now endurance combined with lifting. He's the face of his brand and really pushed his products as being effective along the way. When someone's living is highly impacted by what they say and do you really have to question what they have to gain. He's deadlifted well into the 700's, gotten extremely big while lean bodybuilding, supposedly natural and now this high volume ultra endurance stuff maintaining high levels of muscle and strength. It's extremely rare and unusual and there's a reason so many doubt his natty claims. If you've seen his size in the military at one point he was very very tiny before he gained a ton of size. I'll say this, only he knows the truth and no one here can say for certain. I wouldn't put much faith in what anyone says about such topics because these things are complicated. I know he does everything possible, no stone unturned, the best training, coaches, equipment, recovery, food, etc etc... to preform at his highest level. Things most people could never afford so he has many advantages over the average person. He's got the best of everything. Does that include TRT or other medications who knows but him. So he def has high motivation, great genetics, a very hard worker and the best of a lot of things. Whether it's helped by TRT or not it's def not supplements that's made the difference. Don't be misled by that, they're a very small player in all this. Dude is a beast and highly motivated with good genetics. He has motivated me before but I don't think anyone should compare themselves to someone else like this. Work hard, train smart but don't beat yourself up if you're not getting similar result and don't think you need to buy all those supplements to keep up.
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Been following Nick for years and it's very apparent he's on some special sauce but doesn't mean you can't gain inspiration or motivation from him
Not when he lies and says he is natural.
Oh yea when i hear Bare speak it motivates me to better myself and sieze the day
Its possible w/o any gear...Ive done it several times. #the100's #powerlifting If I ever look like a runner I will quit and immediately start squatting until I have a 2plate minimum. Maybe that still makes me look weak IDK...Im 145lbs. Lol
So then you haven't done it. You are like 40+ pounds lighter, and way weaker. Don't get me wrong what you do is great, but he's on a completely different level
Nick Bare is a beast!! Glad you guys brought him on the podcast. He's taking the fitness industry by storm.
He is no different than joe average I’m the fitness industry. Misleading people ordinary people if the follow his regimen and buy his overpriced supplements they could be like him. He is enhanced ! Why does he not just say it!
@@dreswan1 He might be in enhanced, but it's still impressive to be able to run that long distance weighing 200 lbs.
@@dreswan1 he’s a cool guy but like you said his supplements are generic crap. All these influencer guys have their own lines but it’s all the same
@@AP-ie7ev If you took ALL his supplements and was paid to run and lift you could do it too! Steroids work!!!
@@Stephansirochfishing ?
I followed the advice on keeping the heart in the aerobic zone. Went on a 15 min run and felt great. I am going to implement more running like this in my fitness. Thanks 😊
Loving this episode. Ive been getting into running lately, now I'm up to about 15 miles per week. As a 235lb guy who has mainly strength trained for the last 7 or 8 years, Nick is a big inspiration.
You enhanced? If you are not. Inspiration will disappear quick.
@@dreswan1 Why do you think that? People can run their own race and don't need to compare themselves to Nick. IMO the biggest inspiration he provides is lessons about consistency and discipline.
@@trackntrail2869 what you said 👏
I was just thinking today that they need to have Nick Bare on the podcast. Lo and behold...
2nd time we’ve had him. Hope you enjoy the episode!✌️
Nick is a FUCKING WARRIOR 🔥..
He gets after it....You guys are doing a Amazing job keep it going 👏 👍 🙌 👌 💪🏿 😀
@@MarkBellsPowerProject im fairly new to the podcast. I will have to find that 1st episode!
Pppppp
I really hope anyone who says "your biceps don't belong" means it as a total compliment! It's great to see an endurance athlete who doesn't sacrifice size
Last summer I did the most running I have ever done about 300 miles and I reduced my strength training quite a bit, when I came back to heavy weight lifting this past winter I added 40 pounds to my deadlift. Running does help weight training, even long distance running
We greatly underestimate the value of aerobic capacity in strength training. The better your cardio, the more volume you can put in your weight training, the more progressive overload, the better your peak lifts. It's all connected. But there's a point of diminishing returns like anything
Unless one is totally obese (or just dead out of shape) to start with, I don't see how it helps that much overall...
Love Nicks reference to polarised training aka 80/20 method.
I 100% advocate this for EVERYONE interested in endurance sports be it for fun or actual competition.
Led to me breaking a ton of PRs while getting stronger concurrently. With the exception of when I'm specifically peaking for an event.
Much better than my old mindset of maximum effort everytime.
Best interview with Nick I’ve seen. Y’all really did him justice!
I freaking love this guy! I remember watching him YEARS ago when him and his brother who played pro ball at one point I think? Used to just fuck up weights and cook delicious macro friendly meals 🤣💪🏻 man those were the days, watching RUclipsrs workout and eat while I eat after working out 😅
You look really good Carter , good work Man.
I started to follow him when he was still posted in South Korea doing lifting videos
@@wchi8391 same lol and he lost hella weight the first time he got stationed
Interesting about his food intake. When I add cardio/running into my routine I can't believe how fast I lose weight. Even if I only run 10kms a week It seems like I have to eat an extra 1000 calories a day to not start feeling/looking skinny.
I found Nick on Instagram 2 years ago. Love watching his fitness journey
my man Nick, what a great dude!
People are quick to say he isn't natty but you can't discredit the work the man puts in. He documents it all. He puts in the miles, strength training, eats the right way, feeds his body the correct fuel. Gear or no gear he grinds harder than 99.99% of people out there.
you must be unaware of the impact gear has no motivation. yes, hes disciplinend. But he recovers quicker and works harder because he uses drugs. just stop tryin justify it.
Man I really appreciate the quality of people these guys bring in. Knees over toes brought me to you now u bringin in more of my homies. I fucks with you guys
Great podcast! Heard it first on Spotify. Now I get to watch it on RUclips! Thank you
NICK! Glad to see you all get together. I've been waiting for this 🙌🏽
I always come back to the military for workout ideas and structure, fitness inspiration, and above-the-norm goals! Much, much respect!
Met Nick in real life, 1000% genuine and not huge like you guys think he is. He has an endurance athlete build which is naturally obtainable through consistency/nutrition. Get off his nuts and run. GO ONE MORE!
For a distance runner he is huge, for a sub three hour marathoner he is beyond huge.
@@davidrosenthal5795 according to your standards? Don’t put self limitations on someone else because YOU think it’s unattainable. I know a few Sub 3 marathoners and they come in all types of shapes and sizes.
@@FamousFella1 according to anyone that knows anything about distance running. I am not limiting him at all he is amazing for a weightlifter who runs. He could however run much much faster….. he would also lift much much less weight lol.
@@davidrosenthal5795 I agree with that statement
He is on steroids. If you can't see that your delusional
Absolute banger. Once again best podcast you guys have posted again! Congrats on 200k!! Nick was awesome
Nick is great. Glad you guys had him on the show.
Time for a part 3 with Nick Bare!
When nick talked about his mom it got to me 😔 Sorry for your lost Nick.
Awesome podcast! Great discussions and I loved the various topics you discussed!!
You can tell this guy is ex-military. He has a warrior’s mindset.
@impossible 100%. A ton of jack cunts in the military who are only there to collect a guaranteed wage.
IMO they tend to go 1 of 2 ways. 1, they do their minimum service and get out or 2, they take a side step into a support role and thats them for life. Guaranteed government job.
I have always been light role infantry and recce. So my perception is based on that.
He was an officer who never deployed. Trust me his military experience wasn't that hard. He also lied about being a Ranger back in the early days before he got called out by actual Rangers then he took all that bs down.
@@JesusChrist2000BC he still has a mindset tougher than most people in General!
@impossible 100% agreed. If people actually knew the kind of people that are in the military, they’d be surprised. Lazy mo’fo’s across the board at all levels.
@@JesusChrist2000BC he was a ranger
Nick is a living example! Thanks guys
Man! What an awesome episode, great questions good answers and dialague.
Bare inspired me to sign up for Ironman Chattanooga in September. Solid dude. Hard fucking worker. Great podcast!
Really enjoyed this. Real talk from a succesful guy.
As natural as minute made lemonade.
Hater
@@matthewcarbajal2926 That’s not hate, that’s facts
@@matthewcarbajal2926 lmao you mean rip bozo. this dude is full of it. natty 230 pound marathon runner. hahahah
@@matthewcarbajal2926 delusional. I bet you believe in Santa Claus as well.
@@notashton. lmao he's 190
Man gotta love how our genes are holding themselves back. We can all look closer to this by making some poor choices, or we can grind and do things right to be our best selves.
Go play gta
If you want to really unlock your genes, get on gear like this guy.
@@M0ON4.visuals cheating plus it’s just gonna kill you faster. I’ll take naturally being above average and hope others can begin to place importance on health and hormonal optimization through diet and occasional supplementation where needed.
@@SavAJ23 lol it was a joke
NICK BARE ROCKS
There is a VERY REAL PROBLEM that BPN Supplements are not sold in every Navy, Marine Corps, Army, Air Force, and Coast Guard Exchange throughout the world. The same with Black Rifle Coffee Company! We need to support these veteran owned businesses!
bro he is abusing high dosages of gear. It aint the supplments lol .Go watch Bigger Faster Stronger!
BLack rifle company is a neoliberal company that is opposed to Americans rights of defense as they showed by what they said about kyle Rittenhouse and the people that supported the kid.
@@DurianriderCyclingTips nah, he's not.
@@MarkBellsPowerProject I don’t believe it is high doses but at the least he is doing TRT. All the testosterone in his body is not his! Answer that.
@@DurianriderCyclingTips you are right. It is not hard work and his overrated over priced supplements.
Truth Bomb @2:00 "Why Nick Bare might be the most hated runner...?"
That cornfield analogy are new neuropaths forming in your brain as you run, wrestling with life.
This gonna be good.
Nick is the man.
I was literally talking about nick needing to be on the podcast last week.
I used to LOVE Nick Bare. I would watch his videos for inspiration. He was impossible not to admire due to his work ethic. But now, I am SO SICK of the fitness industry and how saturated it is w/ people (men in particular) that take gear, TRT, HRT, Test, whatever you want to refer to it as, and sell us all the illusion that they can do all of it natural. Nick Bare certainly has a different level of discipline regardless, but why can he run so far so often? GEAR IMPROVES RECOVERY. Why does he retain so much muscle mass while running excessive mileage? TRT! Why is it so hard for him to stray from his disciplined structure? BECAUSE GEAR MAKES EFFORT EASIER. It's been well documented. You will have an easier time getting amped up while on Gear. So stop trying to sell your supplements with your physique as the end goal for most of these young men. What you're really selling them is the gateway supplements that lead to their eventual steroid use. He's Mr. Church goer - well be a man of truth then.
I have the same problem with him. Gear makes an enormous difference for recovery. It is basically impossible to build his physique from scratch while also running unless you take TRT. Let’s also not forget that he was a bodybuilder from the start, so he built his physique long before he started running seriously. It’s sad that so many want to look the other way when someone sells an idea that is a pipedream.
Facts
Well said. The hilarious thing is that if people actually wanted results it would be much more cost effective to just get on gear than waste money on useless supplements too!
I’m 52 now. Back in 2006 I ran my first 50 mile ultramarathon. I ran 10 miles on weekdays and 15-25 on Saturday long runs. I needed 4000 calories daily to maintain a body weight of 145 at 5”6. Any type of strength training caused me to crash. Recovery wasn’t an option if I wanted to continue just from a calorie dense clean nutrition program. So, strength training was removed. What he’s accomplished business wise is impressive, but, claiming to be natural just had me in disbelief because my experience proved you can’t do this without TRT at a minimum. Not to mention the cost of his supplements. An electrolyte product containing Himalayan sea salt was around $40. You can pick that up at the grocery store for a few bucks. And when he claims to drop strength training altogether while just running , and keeping the muscle he has, is a farse.
I agree. But if you dig in and look at women’s divisions in competitive weight training, CrossFit, they are catching up quickly in terms of gear usage.
Had to pause at 27:00 to finish my steak. I can’t deal with crazy talk while eating.
I'm glad u guys called him out..
Idk why he can't admit he's on roids
Its sad that kids think you can eat almond butter and bagels and maintain his kind of mass whilst doing 20 mile runs every weekend, he is obviously on something.
They didn't call him out lol
@@2011hwalker yeah I know kids are young and dumb that's why when they got older and smarty theyll know he's on gear
@@matthewcarbajal2926 yeah they did call him out as soon as the episode started
@@etoledo18 that was a joke. He’s not on anything, and one thing you’ll learn as time goes by is if you ACTUALLY put in consistent time and work you can get good at a few things. People like you love to yell “roids” because these individuals are doing something you currently don’t have the capacity for.
It’s ok, keep saying he’s on roids, oh and you can say I’m on too. We’ll keep progressing while your mindset keeps you stagnant.
Only 80k is still 6+k a month. Some people work there ass off for 1700 a month lol
Nicks the Fucking man such a great role model for young men like myself!
Great interview!
I'm older than Nick, 220lbs, leaner than most of you, and my long runs are over 11 miles. Train more than you complain.
Tell us how slow you run
@c whip Over 14 miles now 10'45"
@@angelohernandez6406 no offense but that's very slow and no where near how fast nick is proclaiming to run. If your trying to say people shoukd train more then they complain and by complain your talking about how people are on nick for his steroid use then I don't see your point. You should be agreeing that you would also gain speed and endurance if you where also on steroids
@c whip Haha yeah, I'm heavy 😅 Haven't been doing this long either, so there's room for improvement.
Hundred mile uhhh ultra rail trace
After watching one of Nicks podcast episodes. I know he hated this conversation.. great work on surviving 2 hours
in what way?
@@j4ddrums In one of his podcast he said he hates small talk. They didn’t feed him at all… only a few people would understand.
Nick is awesome!
Nick is misleading at best.
Wish he would admit to being on gear. Nothing against what he’s done but there’s no way you’re holding on to that size while running that much.
In my opinion his expressions/reactions give it away when he's asked, which is close as we'll get to an acknowledgement
@@tommulligan2536 yep. Hopefully one day he'll admit it but I doubt he does.
@@tommulligan2536 He is not a good liar!
Guess he’s just scared that if he comes clean about his steroid use, ppl wont be buying his supplements
@@20a4 Definitely. It would be great to see how his gear choice and quantity changed since his military days. But we’ll never know.
So is he on steroids though?. It was an expert level dodge. Still love his content
Send it Nick......👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Fire
I wonder how fast he would run if he wasn’t ridiculously oversized?
What is homeboy sippin on 7:46?👀
Nick is an absolute beast with an awesome back story and these guys somehow managed to make this interview an absolute bore. Big fans of both parties, but this interview had 0 energy or enthusiasm.
Jeez the jealousy in the comments is strong…. Try some consistency in good training with a solid diet, you might realize all the people you thought were enhanced were actually just working harder than you
bro he is running a tren marathon 4 months of the year lol
@@DurianriderCyclingTips his photos are photoshopped to the max with perfect lighting, he’s just lean as hell, 190@ like 6’2 or 6’3 isn’t very big at all. Some people just don’t know how to eat/ lift… he would be in a much different spot if he hadn’t spent several years bodybuilding/ powerlifting to build the size he has now
@@sb8449 dammmmmmm…. Using those Tom cruise angles, I would still say it’s possible he’s natty, it’s likely he not but they way everyone wants to act like there’s no possible way he isn’t juiced to the gills is dumb.
@@sb8449 yes good points. And yes even someone on test or whatever and trains hard, does everything right might not get results like he does. You should never limit yourself and just say drugs but also don't be stupid and think people don't do this especially with so much to gain for their brand and livelihood. It'd be awesome to say for certain he's completely natural but we all should be aware of the world we live in. It's cool what he does but not one of us can say for sure he's natural. These events are not even drug tested so there's that. Either way he does impressive things and I do think it's pretty cool to see. I like the idea of endurance training and strength training together.
Gotta realize steroids are not just for muscle. Do you know much recovery he needs to be running that much and strength training on top of it? Even the best nutrition and sleep isn’t enough. Maybe he’s not pushing roids for mass… but he’s def enhanced to perform that high all the time.
Why he's the most hated?
I like this guy and willing to hear his advices about running.
Because he is a good runner that actually look like a man instead of skeleton
Kipchoge? Marathon record? Dont care, still a moving skeleton
In his mind HRT/TRT does not equal steroids. Look at his face when asked the question. He struggles to lie!
Yep and notice when he responds he says “well first of all genetics….” He never denies anything after that
Dude in the white shorts keeps his phone right by his balls ?…..not a good idea
Really enjoyed the content of this podcast episode, but the editing is very confusing and hard to follow...some clips were replayed multiple times in different sections (ex. training up to the Buffalo Marathon, not wanting to look like a "skinny bitch" joke when talking about Nick's body type...) The repetition of the same sound bites can be jarring to listen along with.
Listening on my 5 mile walk.
🤣 Good thing hes definitely NOT ! on Steroids
Remember hes NOT , on any steroids.🤣😂🤣
I got a lot of respect for Nick but the one thing I can't stand, is when someone tries to sell you supplements and they claim natty.
@@MukimukiRunner why you respect these frauds bro? They are lying to scam noobs. They are not entertainers, they are out to fraud their customer base as much as possible by selling false dreams.
Its that freeze dried vegetable powder bro 👍
@@MukimukiRunner It's a crime in the US to admit to taking steroids. I'd love people to be open and honest too but it starts with decriminalizing steroid use. FWIW I don't think he's taken steroids for the last couple of years. Explains why he dropped from 215 to 195 as well.
@@LordWolfhunter321 he dropped from 215 to 195 because he increased his running which increased his calories burned. That’s it. He’s absolutely still taking stuff. You don’t have that physique naturally, especially not running like he does.
Does this guy admit to steroid use yet?
Clearly on some gear.. another liver king here.
FUCK YEAH!!!! Nick Bare
I laugh at people all concerned if he’s on any gear or not, when every major endurance athlete is taking something, and if they say their not there lying. Gear or not the guy busts his ass.
Gear would barely help endurance runners as most are not looking to maintain insane amounts of muscle like Nick.
@@MegaRsvidwatcher not true, it helps immensely with recovery.
@@mtb7018 For endurance runners? Please share the evidence on this...
@@MegaRsvidwatcher Come on, this is well documented over decades. Anyone who has even remotely followed the research over the years would know this and anyone with access to google will find hundreds of research papers on this. To think steroids is only for building muscle is grossly mistaken. Also don’t just think steroids, insulin is very popular in track and field athletes.
@@mtb7018 Share the evidence then specifically for endurance/marathon runners rather than just saying its well documented which ultimately means nothing...
He said look at my dad, my genetics. He's full of crap. He keeps his size bc he's smashing the PEDs
Obviously on roids
Alex Viada is the original
He is on gear but so what.
so what? hes selling supplements to ppl that think they can achieve his look naturally.
i have sympathy pain too andrew about a week before my wife’s period it’s painful too be in her existence 😂
He’s full of shit, however to keep sales for his business he can’t acknowledge the fact that he’s on gear.
Nick Bare prince of the fake natties. Running marathons and holding onto muscle with 3k calories a day 💉 💉
Yeah I loved that they “joked” about him being on steroids and he didn’t really answer it. They all know he is
@@areallytallguy he knows, we know, he knows we know. I’d have a lot more respect for him if he was honest. Instead he pushes his supplement company and lies to his fans.
It’s possible. I did it all natural. Not to his extent, but I gained muscle/fat within a certain amount of time. I got stronger bigger and faster all while training for a 50k in Romania(military) I changed my diet and training, has he ever done gear? I have no idea but doing this shit natural is possible. And I ran a half marathon every Sunday as long as we weren’t actively training that day
@@gabes9320 of course it’s possible to be lean and run natty but I do not believe Nick. Look at him when he was bodybuilding he was juiced to the gills then and is now too.
Nick juicing like a bunch of fruits in a French press
Is nick bare natural?
na.
Yup, he is.
......if you really have to ask.
@@ZippyLikesZippers nah, when someone looks great people will ask. Once you look damn good you'll get that question all the time. Does not mean gear is being used.
I try to be open minded to possibly being natty but he really does have a lot to gain by promoting his brand in his journey in powerlifting, bodybuilding and now endurance combined with lifting. He's the face of his brand and really pushed his products as being effective along the way. When someone's living is highly impacted by what they say and do you really have to question what they have to gain. He's deadlifted well into the 700's, gotten extremely big while lean bodybuilding, supposedly natural and now this high volume ultra endurance stuff maintaining high levels of muscle and strength. It's extremely rare and unusual and there's a reason so many doubt his natty claims. If you've seen his size in the military at one point he was very very tiny before he gained a ton of size. I'll say this, only he knows the truth and no one here can say for certain. I wouldn't put much faith in what anyone says about such topics because these things are complicated. I know he does everything possible, no stone unturned, the best training, coaches, equipment, recovery, food, etc etc... to preform at his highest level. Things most people could never afford so he has many advantages over the average person. He's got the best of everything. Does that include TRT or other medications who knows but him. So he def has high motivation, great genetics, a very hard worker and the best of a lot of things. Whether it's helped by TRT or not it's def not supplements that's made the difference. Don't be misled by that, they're a very small player in all this. Dude is a beast and highly motivated with good genetics. He has motivated me before but I don't think anyone should compare themselves to someone else like this. Work hard, train smart but don't beat yourself up if you're not getting similar result and don't think you need to buy all those supplements to keep up.
Guy is always juiced to the gills.
I have no respect for this guy anymore. JUST ADMIT YOU USE GEAR, ITS OBVIOUS LMAO
“Where you trying to get attention or something” Pipe down grandpa
Love Nick Bare but lol at the idiots who think he is natural.