Lee Priest Claps Back: The Truth Behind My Obesity Comments - A Candid Response
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2024
- In this powerful response video, Lee Priest addresses the wave of criticism following his candid remarks on obesity, eating habits, and physical fitness. With the internet ablaze, Lee takes a moment to clarify his views, dive deeper into the context of his comments, and discuss the importance of honest conversation in tackling the complex issue of obesity.
Lee acknowledges the sensitivity of the subject and shares his perspective on the difference between making excuses and facing the tough realities of health and fitness. He explains his belief in personal accountability, the challenges of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and the societal factors contributing to the obesity epidemic.
This video is not just a rebuttal; it's an invitation to a broader discussion about health, choice, and the role of fitness in our lives. Lee emphasizes the need for compassion, understanding, and support in helping individuals make positive changes, without shying away from the hard truths that often go unsaid.
Join Lee as he navigates these tricky waters, offering insights from his decades-long career in bodybuilding and his personal journey towards understanding the complex relationship between food, fitness, and well-being. This is Lee Priest like you've never seen him before - raw, reflective, and ready to challenge the status quo for the sake of better health for all. 
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Lee is speaking the truth. It is a lot of work to cut weight and get shredded. There are no short cuts.
Lee was short and cut
Lee is legend 👑🙌🥇
I see some large people at my local gym and try to encourage them to keep going, doesn't matter what body shape we all have just don't give up..
Lee is a absolute legend
I love Lee, started reading his book last night ❤
That is simple and true.
As a lifter of 20 years myself, the key is to graze.
The more often you eat, the more you exercise your metabolism, the more effectively you burn calories.
Hoping Lee would agree.
That often works, but fasting has been working for years. I think there are numerous paths to make it to where we want to go.
Grazing is the worst thing you can do for your energy, for me at least. Eating more frequently to boost metabolism is also a myth. Exercising a certain way, calorie balancing, and your lifestyle will dictate whether you lose fat or gain muscle regardless of how often you eat. You can burn calories quicker depending on your activity. Some exercises burn calories quicker than others. And more muscle mass you have the more calories you burn.
I was always super lean and jacked 5 years ago.
I stopped running around the block and started running around a block of chocolate 🍫
Now I'm obese. Not just technically but visually.
No other reason for it 😅
funnily enough, predispositions have a huge impact. I copped the short stick genetically if you want to put it that way vs my brother, and thats life. fast forward a generation, two of my kids are lean and one is heavy set like me and the food is good/ healthy and the same across all 3 kids. I have increases the output of the heavier one through bike riding, walking, boxing and sport. His fitness is greatly improved but it doesnt show by looks. I have told him that at 10 if he just trims out a bit of dinner, puts in the effort through exercise every day that by the time he hits adulthood that there will be nothing to worry about.
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Can Lee go through what a pre contest diet for him would have looked like?
Nothing but truth. 80% of obese could choose to not be. I think Mr. Priest knows a thing or two about food intake and its effects on fat distribution within the human body. Though we must take into account his amazing genetics as he sits there with tree-truck upper/lower arms. Food is fuel, not an anti-depressant. Mr Priest was one of the first bodybuilders to present with a "cartoonish" appearance in his proportions. He has referred to it as part of the "illusion" of being on stage. Has some of the most iconic pictures in the history of bodybuilding. IIRC he reached 270lbs "not-in shape". 270 pounds on his frame is a ton of beef. Paul Dillet was another cartoonish looking competitor, but he couldn't hold a pose onstage to save himself. I have lotsa respect for Mr Priest.and the hard work he's put in over his career. Guy would look like Skellator when he was in shape. It's all in he face.
It's rare for people to speak their mind this day and age. Everyone feels the need to be politically correct. Stuff that. Say what you mean and mean what you say. No one can 100% of the time anyway.
how does my man have like no wrinkles
Lee is hilarious 😂
LMAO "what'd you do, send him a McDonald's voucher?" 😂😂😂
I know what goes through there mouth
😂😂😂👏🏽👏🏽
"So Michael's fat then" 😅😅 you're the fuckin man Lee.
I’m fat and eat a lot of shit and way too much.Reason I’m fat is because I’m lazy and do those two things and don’t care.Simple as that.People make bullshit excuses for being a lazy fat tub of lard like me.Simple as that.
what medication makes ya face red like a tomato tho ?
The weather
Why bodybuilders do 20 week cycles nowadays to put on muscle if legends like lee did 6-8 week cycles?
Because everyone is different and reacts to the drugs differently. For most folks 6-8 weeks isnt long enough either unless they are doing multiple cycles between contests. Most of the open class and classic guys never come off at all anymore, they will cruise on 2-300mg's a week year round.
@@egregiousblunder5395 yeah but before bbders were just as big and prob better and not dying at 40, lol
@@egregiousblunder5395 nah mate it's because young fellas nowadays don't want to maximise their genetics first/don't have the genetics anyway. So they up the gear hoping it will make up the difference.
@@dontreadmyname4396 If you think BBer's in Lee's era didn't blast grams of gear back then you are mistaken.
@@midslam Did you read the fellas question at all. Or did you want to parrot something Lee said 5 minutes ago? I recall the OP asking about why some cycles are longer than others, not why younger individuals are immediately jumping on gear.
Common sense Lee isn't it ffs 😂❤
In the past few months ive went from 325 lbs to 275. Im trying to lose 50ish more
Lee Priest suffer from occasional obesity