Hello you beauties. Access all episodes 10 hours earlier than RUclips by Subscribing on Spotify - spoti.fi/2LSimPn. Here’s the timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:30 What Drives Ryan to Compete? 08:38 Challenges of Turning a Hobby into a Profession 17:02 How to Stay Driven When You’ve Reached the Top 24:17 Ryan's Top 10 Exercises 34:58 Ryan’s Morning Routine 41:42 Running a Blood Testing Business 46:08 Experiences of Fatherhood 52:56 Insights on Nature Vs Nurture 59:30 What’s Next for Ryan?
It's rare to see a man with composure and a grounded perspective... Might be more rare than a muscular physique tbh. And when the two are packaged together? It's straight up awe-inspiring. Powerful stuff.
I've been a coach for 17 years, previous gym owner and have an intrinsic love for training. The biggest point made in this entire video for me was the 'parenting experience' section. My wife and I are 100% home educating our children.
This conversation was really helpful! My key takeaways are 1. Be careful training abs to heavy as it can lead to distention and back injury. Use lighter weight or your just your bodyweight as an alternative. 2. Don't underestimate the power of mind muscle connection. Stick with exercises that feel right for your body instead of the ones other people claim are the "best". 3. When it comes to the nurture side of the equation, children are more influenced by the friends they have (and families of those friends) than they are by their own parents.
@@ModelJames13abs are genetic and diet you get core work from squats or standing and tightening while doing curls press downs etc doing heavy an training is very overrated. I know you won’t change the way you think and probably still think you’re right but just lay off it and diet and do the heavy squats and dead’s and you’ll see you get just as much work for them
Ryan is such an impressive character. Physique gets bashed by the bigger classes in bodybuilding but dine properly it's an absolute craft and Ryan is a master at it.
I’m doing my first mens physique competition in a couple months and just found out about Ryan Terry recently, this man resonates with me and the reason I started bodybuilding as well. True inspiration.
Chris u are the top Ashellon of podcasters. I just discovered u a couple of months ago. But as a podcaster myself I can really appreciate ur talent. Ur style may come across as an interregation. But simultaneously you keeping hitting the sweet spot between maximal value extraction and spontentaity. Keep it up!
Excellent! looking forward to listening to this. Can you please get more fitness industry people on the podcast? I want to see Chris Bumstead, Robert Timms, and Derek Lundsford as guests here as well.
25:52 I laughed so hard when Chris said "Someone's listening to this, hanging from a bar right now. What is the queue to go from 'I am hanging straight' to 'I am doing a leg raise"
Chris Williamson chats a lot of technical jargon modern business bollocks and honestly he is better when he doesn't. A question can be simplified. Other than that the guy is uber talented. Great guest
Iso-Holds gotta remember that, thanks for the content I appreciate your work. I figured I do these Iso-Holds partially while I am training with my own bodyweight. It seems to be great to get a better control over isolated muscle groups, to pump you up with O2 etc. Thanks
Great chat; the title was a bit deceiving but still stuck around for the entire thing. My only request is to keep it real so listeners never have to guess what the topic is
Regarding nature vs nurture, nurture has an effect but when I look at me and my sister, we were treated exactly the same but my sister turned out completely differently to me!
My god, I've never been more glad Chris Williams isn't my father. His taking productivity to parenting, with his vetting everyone and elitist villages sounds horrendous..
He doesn't have any bodybuilding secrets. All bodybuilding knowledge is very public. Step 1. Lift hard for a few years and see where you land on the genetic pecking order. Step 2. If genetically gifted, jump on steroids and become a monster. Step 3: Hopefully you hop off the roids before they kill you.
It's the same thing with these fitness people, they have this whole bill of lies they're trying to sell you, but the secret is always steroids in the end.
That’s some scary parenting thoughts. Simple: Instil discipline at a young age, be around for your kids so they know they can come to you, and number one make sure they’re healthy. The rest is out of your control and the more you grip the further they slip away.
Omg...his son is gonna have over 10yrs worth of exp. by the time he starts applying to jobs. 😂😂😂 (Assuming he said his son was made the Director by age 2.) He's gonna be one of the few people who have tons of exp. for their entry level job (and gets the job as a result). LOL just being funny. What an amazing person. I learned some good fitness hygiene from this video!
He’s an interesting listen, but I think you did him a big disservice logging him as a Fitness Model. He is a professional bodybuilder, just competing in the Physique Class.
I doubt he will ever win the Mr. O unless he takes more time off for a long offseason and adds a whole lot more mass. Erin Banks, Brandon Hendrickson, and Corey Morris are just too far ahead of him. Corey Morris especially I think will end up winning the Mr. O several years in a row. Plus of course he's got the wildcard of Jeremy Buendia coming back; he might do a lot better than people expect. But all that said, I think he should still compete until age 40 at least because he clearly loves it. And there's always the Master's Mr. O.
I'm coming back to reply to this and admit I was wrong. And I am REALLY glad I was wrong. But to be fair, the criteria for MP has clearly changed this year to favor a less big look with more emphasis on delts/abs. In the older criteria what I wrote might have been correct, but definitely not for 2023. Congratulations to Ryan! @@bhekmusadlamini3743
unless the conversation of his gear use is front and center, then he's a bold faced liar. He has no right to coach, no right to sell supplements, no right to talk about sleep until he says okay boys, these are the illegal drugs I am taking. At 44 I've been lifting all my life and see the young guys, the kids look up to these fools, and they are selling a lie. They are selling a fiction, because they got where they are by taking drugs that have been proven to kill you. This channel tries to talk about honesty and truth, well it really dropped the ball on this episode. Should of got a pharmacy degree.
@@jeltoninc.8542 Then 1. he needs to stay the hell away from kids. He's no role model. BB can be a natural sport, what the human body can do naturally is amazing, yet you have liars like this come on and talk about sleep, and supplements, and motivation. It's a lie, and I thought a channel like this would be able see through that. I guess not.
@@ExpatRiot79Chris definitely knows steroids and bodybuilding go hand in hand. You can’t bring up the topic either in interviews because they’re selling supplements, and will completely ruin their brands. I don’t think you can do BB(professional) natural. Guys will just hop off the juice when shows are coming up and they would test clean. And this could be said for any sport(they all do steroids).
Had this saved in my watch later and was looking forward to it…not gonna lie, turned it off the second he said he was an athlete but competed in men’s physique. I think the definition of athlete is banded around way too freely these days.
what i find annoying when theres a podcast with guys that are in these sports is the facts they all hide the fact they use steriods and never mention it. dont give people advice to build muscle and dont mention oh and take steroids and that makes a huge diff
That’s because you’re looking at it from a narrow lens, he’s not saying “if you want to be a bodybuilder like me all you have to do is take supplements and train” he’s saying if you want to “build muscle” which fundamentally if all you want to do is BUILD MUSCLE, then you don’t need to take steroids of course, but im sure if the conversation was, if you want to be a professional bodybuilder, there would be more talk about the juice, everyone knows pro bodybuilders aren’t natural. Why do they need to mention it every time they talk?
Hello you beauties. Access all episodes 10 hours earlier than RUclips by Subscribing on Spotify - spoti.fi/2LSimPn. Here’s the timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:30 What Drives Ryan to Compete?
08:38 Challenges of Turning a Hobby into a Profession
17:02 How to Stay Driven When You’ve Reached the Top
24:17 Ryan's Top 10 Exercises
34:58 Ryan’s Morning Routine
41:42 Running a Blood Testing Business
46:08 Experiences of Fatherhood
52:56 Insights on Nature Vs Nurture
59:30 What’s Next for Ryan?
Loving the face to face conversations❤
Ryan speaks with so much humility. Calmness and humility. I find that to be as impressive as his work ethic and results.
It's rare to see a man with composure and a grounded perspective... Might be more rare than a muscular physique tbh.
And when the two are packaged together? It's straight up awe-inspiring. Powerful stuff.
Humility humility humility
It’s not more rare than a physique, it’s everywhere but it doesn’t get into tv
Congratulations on your 2023 Mr. Olympia Men's Physique win! So well deserved!
I met Ryan in 2014, he wont remember it, and he completely changed my life. Thanks Ryan, you inspired me to be a better man.
I've been a coach for 17 years, previous gym owner and have an intrinsic love for training. The biggest point made in this entire video for me was the 'parenting experience' section. My wife and I are 100% home educating our children.
This conversation was really helpful! My key takeaways are
1. Be careful training abs to heavy as it can lead to distention and back injury. Use lighter weight or your just your bodyweight as an alternative.
2. Don't underestimate the power of mind muscle connection. Stick with exercises that feel right for your body instead of the ones other people claim are the "best".
3. When it comes to the nurture side of the equation, children are more influenced by the friends they have (and families of those friends) than they are by their own parents.
@@AA-ng9yn Good point, thanks for clarifying.
I don't agree with 1. I train abs heavy and it makes a big improvement.
@@ModelJames13yea but trust me if you’re already prone to lower back issues it’s not an amazing idea to train too heavy, atleast in my experience
@@ModelJames13abs are genetic and diet you get core work from squats or standing and tightening while doing curls press downs etc doing heavy an training is very overrated. I know you won’t change the way you think and probably still think you’re right but just lay off it and diet and do the heavy squats and dead’s and you’ll see you get just as much work for them
24:49 10 exercises
Deadlift
bench press
squat
Hanging leg raise
Incline db chest press
Db Shoulder press
Lying hamstring curl
Seated calf raise
Overhead tricep extension rope
Close grip pullups
Never came across Ryan before but he's a very likeable man, genuine and humble.
One thing i noticed with lifting weights consistently for 20 years is that you start to become an expert on what works for you.
Respect to the work and diligence he puts into his craft. Not my thing at all but respect where it is deserved and he comes across as a nice guy.
Ryan is such an impressive character. Physique gets bashed by the bigger classes in bodybuilding but dine properly it's an absolute craft and Ryan is a master at it.
There’s not one title left anymore!!! 🥇💪
Love watching this guy, by no means not a gym goer or one that diets but fascinated by the dedication Ryan puts in for somethjng he loves
Ryan is such a genuine and humble guy great podcast
And now has an Olympia title - way to go Ryan!
Here after Ryan win at the Olympia so happy for him after hearing this podcast he deserved it even more
I’m doing my first mens physique competition in a couple months and just found out about Ryan Terry recently, this man resonates with me and the reason I started bodybuilding as well. True inspiration.
Chris u are the top Ashellon of podcasters. I just discovered u a couple of months ago. But as a podcaster myself I can really appreciate ur talent. Ur style may come across as an interregation. But simultaneously you keeping hitting the sweet spot between maximal value extraction and spontentaity. Keep it up!
It’s interesting watching this today after Ryan won the Olympia
Excellent! looking forward to listening to this. Can you please get more fitness industry people on the podcast? I want to see Chris Bumstead, Robert Timms, and Derek Lundsford as guests here as well.
Didn't expect to see this collab, excellent idea! Awesome job Chris.
came back to watch this just over a year later and hes now 2x mr olympia. Crazy.
loved this episode!!! waiting for the day when I am your guest!!! thank you for sharing this Ryan and Chris :)
This was a fun one. Dude is super casual, love it
I enjoyed this episode a lot! Ryan is such a good person. So down to earth.
I love Ryan..he's an OG.. men's physique started in. 2012. I remember him and he super inspiring. Beating all the new blood ..hes my guy
Why is Chris sounding like an interview cop here 😂
25:52 I laughed so hard when Chris said "Someone's listening to this, hanging from a bar right now. What is the queue to go from 'I am hanging straight' to 'I am doing a leg raise"
Chris, Thank You for this Video with Ryan Terry and You.
This dude is so calm he made the interviewer look like he's having roid rage.
🤣
Awesome interview. Ryan is a great dude
Chris Williamson chats a lot of technical jargon modern business bollocks and honestly he is better when he doesn't. A question can be simplified. Other than that the guy is uber talented. Great guest
Iso-Holds gotta remember that, thanks for the content I appreciate your work. I figured I do these Iso-Holds partially while I am training with my own bodyweight. It seems to be great to get a better control over isolated muscle groups, to pump you up with O2 etc. Thanks
Great guy, short, but bloody informative. Thanks Chris ❤
He can't help his height mate
I meant short podcast lads!
Great chat; the title was a bit deceiving but still stuck around for the entire thing. My only request is to keep it real so listeners never have to guess what the topic is
Absolutely why this guy won Olympia. No stone unturned. That morning routine is INSANE.
Wow.. I had no idea who this guy was. And I follow Bodybuilding. Great interview. 👏👏👏
That was a very nice episode!
I'll gladly "spam it" around 😉
Ryan Terry, Mister International 2010. I had a picture with him during his visits here in the Philippines.
Great podcast. Ryan comes across very well, top man
Ryan seems like a top guy, all that success and still seems like a humble guy.
Ryan is a beast 💪
Regarding nature vs nurture, nurture has an effect but when I look at me and my sister, we were treated exactly the same but my sister turned out completely differently to me!
What a great interview. And a great guest.
Great question.
Smamshed this one 🏏
This guy has a great head of hair, very strong and hulked out jawline, very impressive guy, that's the kinda hair look and style I am going for.
Looking foward to this. Go ryan !!!!!!💯💯💯💯💯💯
Wow, 2 great role models, so inspiring ❤ thank you
What a humble legend! And Ryan of course 🤣
Lovely interview.
I find this man beautiful in every sense of the word.
Very humbleee🙌🏽
Only fancy winning one Olympia hey Ryan?!?! 😂 Congrats Champ 🏆 🏆 x2
Ryan is ace but you need Simeon panda . I’d argue Simeon is so much more well known and he’s dominated a huge market for a decade
Who cares , this guy smarter
Top class!
jam... jam... inserrt break down :) "copacabana Hotel" here
Would be awesome to get George Heaton on the podcast
Got to luv tel , looking well bruv 👏👌
My god, I've never been more glad Chris Williams isn't my father.
His taking productivity to parenting, with his vetting everyone and elitist villages sounds horrendous..
He doesn't have any bodybuilding secrets.
All bodybuilding knowledge is very public.
Step 1. Lift hard for a few years and see where you land on the genetic pecking order.
Step 2. If genetically gifted, jump on steroids and become a monster.
Step 3: Hopefully you hop off the roids before they kill you.
It's the same thing with these fitness people, they have this whole bill of lies they're trying to sell you, but the secret is always steroids in the end.
Look, twin whingers! Beta as the yoof say?
What watch is that guy wearing?
Funny you didn’t share your secrets from Reebok, patts has still got all the info by the looks
This guy definitely does job interviews also 😂
So i took note of his 10 favorite exercises and i cant find a back isolation 🤷🏻♂️😅
Seems like you're picking guests more based on their popularity rather than their quality of content these days, Chris.
That’s some scary parenting thoughts. Simple: Instil discipline at a young age, be around for your kids so they know they can come to you, and number one make sure they’re healthy. The rest is out of your control and the more you grip the further they slip away.
Bring CBum💪
Omg...his son is gonna have over 10yrs worth of exp. by the time he starts applying to jobs. 😂😂😂 (Assuming he said his son was made the Director by age 2.) He's gonna be one of the few people who have tons of exp. for their entry level job (and gets the job as a result). LOL just being funny.
What an amazing person. I learned some good fitness hygiene from this video!
Big fan of Ryan . Interviewer talks to fast.
He’s an interesting listen, but I think you did him a big disservice logging him as a Fitness Model. He is a professional bodybuilder, just competing in the Physique Class.
Sounds like David Seamen
I doubt he will ever win the Mr. O unless he takes more time off for a long offseason and adds a whole lot more mass. Erin Banks, Brandon Hendrickson, and Corey Morris are just too far ahead of him. Corey Morris especially I think will end up winning the Mr. O several years in a row. Plus of course he's got the wildcard of Jeremy Buendia coming back; he might do a lot better than people expect. But all that said, I think he should still compete until age 40 at least because he clearly loves it. And there's always the Master's Mr. O.
Hey mate...do you still feel the same way??😅
I'm coming back to reply to this and admit I was wrong. And I am REALLY glad I was wrong. But to be fair, the criteria for MP has clearly changed this year to favor a less big look with more emphasis on delts/abs. In the older criteria what I wrote might have been correct, but definitely not for 2023. Congratulations to Ryan! @@bhekmusadlamini3743
Hahahaha
@@shahyawar3709 I gotta admit this prediction did not age well.
hmmm, not sure I get all the dislikes? what's up?
dude is on some serious steroids. let's not delude ourselves.
Exactly. Everyone in professional body building has been on roids since around the 50s.
unless the conversation of his gear use is front and center, then he's a bold faced liar. He has no right to coach, no right to sell supplements, no right to talk about sleep until he says okay boys, these are the illegal drugs I am taking.
At 44 I've been lifting all my life and see the young guys, the kids look up to these fools, and they are selling a lie. They are selling a fiction, because they got where they are by taking drugs that have been proven to kill you.
This channel tries to talk about honesty and truth, well it really dropped the ball on this episode. Should of got a pharmacy degree.
@@jeltoninc.8542 Then 1. he needs to stay the hell away from kids. He's no role model.
BB can be a natural sport, what the human body can do naturally is amazing, yet you have liars like this come on and talk about sleep, and supplements, and motivation. It's a lie, and I thought a channel like this would be able see through that. I guess not.
How to build more muscle? Are you FN kidding me?! Shove a needle in your veins and hit the plunger. That's all this guy needs to say.
@@ExpatRiot79Chris definitely knows steroids and bodybuilding go hand in hand. You can’t bring up the topic either in interviews because they’re selling supplements, and will completely ruin their brands. I don’t think you can do BB(professional) natural. Guys will just hop off the juice when shows are coming up and they would test clean. And this could be said for any sport(they all do steroids).
Giga Chad.
The secret is anabolic steroids.
hi,break... break... may i came in ?
ill save you the time....... to get jacked, start with body dysmorphia.
Then… Find roids
@@jeltoninc.8542 Then RUclips “sports motivational speech”
👍👍
❤️💖❤️💖🙏💖❤️💖❤️
Had this saved in my watch later and was looking forward to it…not gonna lie, turned it off the second he said he was an athlete but competed in men’s physique. I think the definition of athlete is banded around way too freely these days.
Pretty low on muscle building advice. Isotonic holds may be new to some. Overall pretty superficial.
What. About. Calves.
Great interview, but gets extremely preachy towards the end. Odd.
I would love to have your child Chris! 😊
what i find annoying when theres a podcast with guys that are in these sports is the facts they all hide the fact they use steriods and never mention it. dont give people advice to build muscle and dont mention oh and take steroids and that makes a huge diff
That’s because you’re looking at it from a narrow lens, he’s not saying “if you want to be a bodybuilder like me all you have to do is take supplements and train” he’s saying if you want to “build muscle” which fundamentally if all you want to do is BUILD MUSCLE, then you don’t need to take steroids of course, but im sure if the conversation was, if you want to be a professional bodybuilder, there would be more talk about the juice, everyone knows pro bodybuilders aren’t natural. Why do they need to mention it every time they talk?
Chris Williamson makes me feel uncomfortable
Let’s face it. He doesn’t know how to build muscle any more than the average gym guy. He has better genetics and knowledge of anabolic 💉
And you..?
Please, LESS of this content. Please. If you do any of this "type' get DE LAUER on.
Sounds like David Seaman
Worksop is just south of Rotherham, so similar accent.