Joel Kellett's IDEAL Pre/Post Workout Meal For Best Results! (PART 3)

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
  • In part 3 of this monster interview, Joel explains why he doesn't consume protein supplements, his experience with higher fats, lower carbs vs. higher carbs, lower fats and his IDEAL pre and post workout meal for best possible results for both fat loss and muscle growth!
    Joel Kellett is an Australian bodybuilder who has trained consistently for ten years, twice per day! He was spotted by Nick Strength and Power in 2019 due to the fact that he has a physique that emulates Arnold Schwarzenegger. The Difference is that Joel built his physique via all natural bodybuilding.
    Taken from episode 83 of the Longevity Muscle Podcast with Natural Bodybuilding Icon, Joel Kellett
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Комментарии • 33

  • @SmeekPeek
    @SmeekPeek Год назад +4

    Why split video? Took me a while to find this one. I think you loose alot of viewers by doing this.

    • @longevitymuscle
      @longevitymuscle  Год назад +7

      I split the videos up for targeted consumption. 1-2 topics per video allows for people to tune into the majority, if not all of the video without checking out. However, if you want to listen to the whole episode you can always visit any of the podcast apps. Please keep in mind, the time it takes to edit these videos. A 10 minute clip could have otherwise been 20 minutes long in some cases with all the "and like", "um", "you know" etc. In essence I aim to save the listener time and to offer a pleasant viewing/listening experience. With all the requests and as the channel continues to grow, the goal will be to release FULL edited episodes. Until then, I appreciate your patience!
      PS, so you don't miss any videos, if you haven't already done this, you can head on over to the channel and use the search box to type in any guest. All the videos will come up.
      - Kenny

    • @AArmstrongC
      @AArmstrongC 4 месяца назад

      @@longevitymuscle I love the way you split (and edit) the videos :) thanks for your content

    • @noobworth
      @noobworth 3 месяца назад +1

      Could you make play lists? Pain in the buttocks having to search for the rest or interviews. Great channel 👍

  • @ClassicTor
    @ClassicTor Год назад +13

    Joel is one of the few that actually doesnt really care about the fame and money and says things how they are. I also never use protein powder because if you also look on the ingrediënts there are a bunch of weird stuff int here that your body doesnt need.

    • @longevitymuscle
      @longevitymuscle  Год назад +1

      Thank you for sharing!

    • @kostar500
      @kostar500 11 месяцев назад +1

      Im diabetic… it raises blood sugar a lot

  • @Abdullah-fb6oc
    @Abdullah-fb6oc Год назад +5

    Great podcast … please make another one… love you joel keep up the good work, your fans are proud of you

    • @longevitymuscle
      @longevitymuscle  Год назад +3

      Yes, much more coming from Joel :) Thanks for tuning in and stay tuned!

  • @blwatches2260
    @blwatches2260 Год назад +5

    Good questions and well structured interview !

  • @camcorp
    @camcorp Год назад +2

    i tried the shake its awesome. i now have it after my workout. Joel is an interesting character.

  • @NEXPECTATION
    @NEXPECTATION Год назад +4

    Your podcasts are really helpful glad to hear such good info from natty lifter,I just had one question how many calories does joel consumes per day ? Can you ask him it will be really helpful

  • @augustin_ceb
    @augustin_ceb Год назад +1

    Great one once again !

  • @teammagnaparte1112
    @teammagnaparte1112 Год назад +2

    ❤ Where can I listen to full podcast?

  • @austingriffin3996
    @austingriffin3996 Год назад +1

    Great video! Excited to see all the parts

  • @davincibz1
    @davincibz1 Год назад +1

    Imagine going into the locker room and a bro is cracking a dozen eggs into his shaker

  • @Lieutenant-Dan
    @Lieutenant-Dan 11 месяцев назад

    Love what this guy is saying, stick to wholefoods!

  • @Ricardo-ur5os
    @Ricardo-ur5os 6 месяцев назад

    I tried his workout shake, he’s right. It tastes so good. Like a banana milkshake

  • @ProdyM82A1
    @ProdyM82A1 Год назад +4

    That mustache… god damn

  • @jonnyboz
    @jonnyboz 9 месяцев назад

    Probably a silly question but is it actually safe to eat raw eggs? 😅 I’m gonna try it but don’t fancy getting poorly haha

  • @Donadzea
    @Donadzea Год назад +1

    Dude this is so weird like I always feel better while training fasted or on 0 carbs but science suggests that I should eat insane amounts of that stuff which I never really did but even if I try I just get lazy and sleepy. Maybe it is not supposed to be like that since I see powerlifters literally carrying candy with them to give fast power during events but the reality is I can not use carbs as needed just like this guy.

    • @AZ-gs6hj
      @AZ-gs6hj Год назад

      The question is how hard are you training? If you're truly training intense you'll feel much better with some carbs sandwiched around your workout. If you want to see true training intensity, just watch Dorian Yates training footage and gauge from that.

    • @Donadzea
      @Donadzea Год назад +1

      @@AZ-gs6hj The thing is how am I supposed to train harder when it takes away my energy. I'm doing basic bodybuilding routines with 30 second- 1 minute rest between sets. Maybe taking carbs day before workout will work better to fill up glycogen stores or maybe I need to change sources of carbs idk. There are so many things to take into consideration I'm always getting lost with nutrition. I do change stuff to try new things but always end up coming back to low carb high fat foods since they are comfortable for my stomach.

    • @AZ-gs6hj
      @AZ-gs6hj Год назад

      @@Donadzea What carb sources are you eating?

    • @Donadzea
      @Donadzea Год назад +1

      @@AZ-gs6hj Mostly bread, rice, buckwheat,oats and before workouts sugary stuff maybe some candy or fruit 1 hour before.

  • @nitrojanks2977
    @nitrojanks2977 Год назад +2

    Got the Cbum moustache

  • @nostalgiagym5779
    @nostalgiagym5779 Год назад +1

    I have a tutorial on my channel about that egg shake for anyone interested

  • @christosp.9163
    @christosp.9163 Год назад +5

    All of the legit companies use cGMP facilities and 3rd party testing, along with NSF certifications. So, yes, you actually do know what is in the tub of protein you buy. Supplements have come a long way since the 90s and 2000's. Plus, New Zealand has some of the best whey protein on the planet. Sorry Joel but you are not very well informed.

    • @Kavaitsu
      @Kavaitsu Год назад

      Well if protein shakes haven't been important to him for all these recent years, well good for him. I don't think most of us should cut out protein powders just because he does