It's great how he adds that folks in wheel chairs or with disabilities can still work out to within their comfort range. Who else was thinking that way in 1960-whatever? A wonderful man.
Anyone else notice how the organist is able to ad lib everything Jack's does with perfect melody and rhythm? They must be a professional Theater Organ Player from the movie houses of the past. This is not scripted "to the second" like things are today.
I imagine most musicians worth their pay back then could do something similar. Even today, any pianist or even guitarist who can improvise could do this. Jack is literally counting a lot of the time, then other times there's parts that could be planned; rising on in breaths, descending on out breaths, sustaining when he says hold. Only in a few genres of modern music do you have lots of 'artists' who aren't at least skilled instrumentalists, if not skilled musicians.
He is my idol. I have an autographed picture that I cherish very much. I will always remember him saying "Students - Stomach in chest out". I am 73 years old and have a 28 inch waist, thanks to Jack.
If you ever wanna sell that picture, im sure Rick H at Pawn Stars would buy it….. then he could display it in his shop on Las Vegas blvd and me and MANY MORE could admire it, take pics with, wishing we All could have met him….. justa friend ly suggestion from a Las vegan
Thanks for the interest in the picture. But I would never sell it. My daughters will inherit it. An update: I am now close to that 80 mark and still feel great still have a 28 inch waist. Have started some intensive weight training to see if I can get to the same physique I had when I was in my 50s. I exercise around an hour and a half each day weight training and cardiovascular conditioning.
My grandmother and my mother watched Jack--I remember seeing him on tv. Now, my daughter, in her mid-30's has used Jack to drop 3 sizes and 30 pounds. She stopped for about a year and started getting 'hung-over' so she is back at it and in just one week, there is a noticeable difference! I have neck and back issues but have been doing SOME of his workout and in a year have lost 20 pounds and lost 2 sizes. slow going but going indeed!
In the 1964 -65 school year, I was a year away from starting school, almost 5 years old. My Dad worked all day, Sis had just started school. I vividly remember me and my Mom watching this every morning. She would be cleaning or ironing but would do the exercises Jack was doing and even got me to do them. Great memories.
Ok, You can say and think what you want! I'm 59 and over weight (5' 11" 229 lbs). At around 6:47 am lying in bed a thought came into my mind, Jack, the fitness guru! So, here I am watching and listening. Now doing this routine! Day one!
@@ticklemebrown52 How is it going? I noticed I didn't like how this part of my life was going, so I looked into OA (Overeaters Anonymous) online and found a lot of people with 100+ pounds to lose. I'm probably due to lose 40 or so. It just creeps up on you! Lol
Watched him so many years ago and still an inspiration. He's the reason I went into the fitness industry. Thanks Jack for all your inspiration that anyone can feel better, look better and have a better life.
Personally, I owe Jack a lot for the beginning of a lifetime knowing that I needed to exercise regularly and protect my health. During summers as a preschool and elementary school kid, my grandmother would have me exercise along side her with Jack Lalanne. Every day, without fail, if Jack was on TV, we were following along. What a bright and positive example he always was! It was never drudgery with him! A big thanks to Jack and to his family now for this channel, please keep up the good work.
A marketing genius with a phenomenal product. It was a total win for mom. We loved doing this workout with mom then we all needed a nap. #preschool memories 😀😙😍🤗
What a beautiful sweet personality he has- and positive... supportive. Oh if men were that way today as they were like him in the 40's 50's...I'd be in love. I just love him.
I dont know of any other fitness instructor who has their own musician playing an instrument to keep up with the beat and rhythm!! And the movements....today's fitness instructors should watch him and learn!! Amazing!!
Some people come on the scene of life,and make a good difference in others lives.jack lalanne was one of those.he made exercising fun he was a people's person.amazing man so kind to share his enthusiasm and knowledge.his simple workout techniques to be treasured every generation.
The past month, I’ve been exercising at home without realizing I’ve been doing the Jack Lalanne regimen. A co-worker he’s been doing his exercises and now I’m here watching The Godfather if Physical Fitness.
It is so obvious that he was correct with his advice always wanting to help people. Eat healthy stay away from sugar as much as you can etc. AND EXERCISE WELL REGULARLY MOST EVERYDAY OF YOUR LIFE. Best chance at being happy in life, throughout life. Absolutely, right.
Since four years, i make every morning this exercises. Jack La Lanne is my hero. I start this programm on 08. May 2018. And i see this programm is really good for my fitness.
@ mine were classic. One named Whitside told me to bury my head in the sand cause a gernade was just tossed my way...he made me do it. I had sand coming outa my ears nose and eyes for days. Also crossed bitch ridge in 95 degrees. Semper Fi
1959 (age 45) - did 1,000 jumping jacks and 1,000 chin-ups in 1 hour, 22 minutes, to promote The Jack LaLanne Show going nationwide. LaLanne said this was the most difficult of his stunts, but only because the skin on his hands started ripping off during the chin-ups. He felt he couldn't stop because it would be seen as a public failure
Holy CRAP, Sir! Dang four yrs later you R probly not gonna see this comment. But i hope that stunt is on RUclips Somewhere. Only bout two mins of him towing 65 boats at age 65. Then Yikes! Did it again with 70!!! At 70. I just turned 60,& can only do abt 2-3 chinups. 10-11 when i was 40….BUT! Can still hold self up there for 30 secs. Post that vid later.
Just turned 60. Been fairly reg. Exerciser Most of my adult life. HATED Having to go so long without a gym visit during covid shutdown. But watching this i wish i could “Turn Back de Clock” more than any other instance of regrets. I reg do leg lifts, pushups and whatever i can think of. But Some of those moves…. Probly not since Navy bootcamp!(19). But i could if only barely, do em all. This iz first time watching a whole show. Im gonna convince my usual P. Fitness gym to devote one of thr. Usual 20(!) TVs to showing these vids! Get all them young ppl whove Never herd of him to be inspired. C what happens
We would actually go and get our mother. She would come out to the living room and say “His wife wears a girdle.” Lolol we did the exercises. We loved Happy.
I Remember Watching The Jack LaLnne Show On NYC TV Station WPIX Channel 11 During The Mid 1960s. It Brought Back Alot Of Great Memories! Thank You For Posting This Vintage Video. I Eagerly Await Your Answer.
I watched Jack Lalanne long ago. I say often that Jack Lalanne was my first coach. I have 2 of his books, one autographed years after it was published.
I remember the Jack La Lanne show! In Los Angeles , Jack La Lanne came on Channel 11 , KTTV , Los Angeles in the late 1960s. I remember mom and her friend Patricia used to exercise to this show. It was on around 9:00am and there were cartoons on Channel 9, KHJ , Los Angeles ," Babysitter " but mom turned on Jack La Lanne to exercise. It was the only time mom hogged the TV , but to her credit we controlled the TV in the afternoon when cartoons were on again.
One of the many Stars of the Golden Age of Television. Television in its infancy was looking for all forms of entertainment to tap the rapidly growing audience of home viewers and Jack lassoed the housewives. I remember as a child living in a railroad apartment in Brooklyn in the mid 60's flipping the channels looking for cartoons and pausing on Jack fascinated by this friendly, engaging, incredibly fit and muscular individual. I can't say I watched for more than a moment or participated but the memory of seeing him on black and white tv on quiet mornings before I was old enough to attend school are still fondly stored in my heart and mind.
Excellent way to begin the day; I’ve been enjoying all things Lalanne via their website where I have purchased all the DVDs and books, clothing, fitness bag to carry it all. Have gifted same to many people hoping they discover the enduring legacy and life lessons of the Lalanne lifestyle.
My father lived in the Bay area back in the early 60's. He worked out at Jack's gym. At that time Jack was just a guy who owned some gyms. Dad said that the 49ers used to work out there as well and he got to know them. He said that there were no notables on the Niner's team at that time as they were terrible. I think he said that Jack was friends with a lot of them and that they used to play at this park near the Golden Gate.
I wanted to get back to basics and do exercises that I did in gym classes. I love that he does the full body work out from head to toe in less than 30 min, chin included. I have to be careful not to throw my back out. I will add some yoga to the routine and call it a day!
Jack's shows are more valuable now today than ever before given the high obesity rate in America. Let's face it, and at the risk or sounding crude, we have ALOT of fat people in America.
I used to watch Jack La Lanne on KCND-TV (Pembina, ND) in 1968 on our B&W Viking (Eaton's) tv. I was 2 yrs. old at the time. The programme was on at 6 am. So I guess I'd wake up and my Mom would put a clean diaper on me, and then I'd go watch Jack. I remember that his exercises used to be quicker than the ones on Ed Allen on CBC. But I also remember that as a 2 yr. old I used to be able to keep up with Jack. Now I'm 50 and I don't think so.
Thank you for putting Jacqueline's exercises and encouragement here to be viewed and enjoyed. I'll be starting a exercise program on this channel I may use some of calculations exercise techniques I look forward to hear from you. God bless bye for now Ken
I remember being a young child, watching my mom exercise to Jackie Lane thanks again for sharing God bless you bye for now I look forward to hear from you Ken
Hmmm. He was speaking Age-old Wisdom there. Ancient Greeks who were wealthy worried about their kids getting too soft . So did Pres. teddy Roosevelt. And then the old Bible passage “Idle hands are the Devils workshop.” Ill ask my catholic Priest who wrote that.
@ 14:20 Taking all of the religion out of this, Jack has hit the nail on the head with this one. We are confronted by temptation everyday and the only way to deal with it is to address it head on rather than ignore it. If anyone finds themselves in this situation where temptation is becoming too much, my suggestion is to just sit down for a minute or two, close your eyes and take a few deep breaths. If you're religiously minded you could do a small prayer - but you do whatever feels natural. What you will find after doing so, the solution needed to deal with that temptation will come to you rather than you chasing for the answer like a headless chicken. If you don't find the answer right away, try it again tomorrow and keep trying. And if you lose all hope and things are looking bleak, speak to somebody about it pronto. You will find that someone is out there will help you out (e.g. A Health professional, friends, family etc.) and it isn't a sign of weakness to ask for help - if anything it'll make you stronger. That's all, cheers.
I'd find someone who got past the problem you have. If it's food, find someone who lost a lot of weight and kept it off. An alcoholic wouldn't quite understand...
I had no idea that Jack did a brief stint in professional wrestling shortly before he started his television program. He was pitted against many of the top wrestlers of the period, and despite losing against all of them, he did manage to defeat one opponent, another "jobber" named Louie Sporelli. Jack beat him rather easily, getting a clean pin in less than five minutes. And so Jack is also listed as a winner on the professional wrestling circuit!
I wish they would have more half hour shows. The shows that just a few minutes long aren't very helpful. Does anyone know where I could watch a full show? Thanks
It's great how he adds that folks in wheel chairs or with disabilities can still work out to within their comfort range. Who else was thinking that way in 1960-whatever? A wonderful man.
I do use a walker. How I do the arm exercises that he does, I do sitting.
@Gunnar Judah ok spammer...
A true champion!❤🙏💪😸
I think this may have actually been 1950 something. He was ahead of his time in so many ways.
@Katarina S.
Right, I'm guessing that Jack was between 38 and 41 on this video. "
Jack lalanne was a national treasure"
Imagine that, you don't need some $2,000.00 exercise bike, just a chair and ambition. Thank you Jack!
lol. I just ordered $40 pedal( floor bike) one that exercises arms also. Then I found these.
Anyone else notice how the organist is able to ad lib everything Jack's does with perfect melody and rhythm? They must be a professional Theater Organ Player from the movie houses of the past. This is not scripted "to the second" like things are today.
I imagine most musicians worth their pay back then could do something similar. Even today, any pianist or even guitarist who can improvise could do this. Jack is literally counting a lot of the time, then other times there's parts that could be planned; rising on in breaths, descending on out breaths, sustaining when he says hold. Only in a few genres of modern music do you have lots of 'artists' who aren't at least skilled instrumentalists, if not skilled musicians.
If you want to live for a long time and be healthy and look great just learn from the legend himself Jack . RIP Jack Lalanne never to be forgotten
He is my idol. I have an autographed picture that I cherish very much.
I will always remember him saying "Students - Stomach in chest out".
I am 73 years old and have a 28 inch waist, thanks to Jack.
that's awesome. nice work. i hope i'm that fit when i'm that age
I love that. Bless you Sir...
He's my idol too :)
If you ever wanna sell that picture, im sure Rick H at Pawn Stars would buy it….. then he could display it in his shop on Las Vegas blvd and me and MANY MORE could admire it, take pics with, wishing we All could have met him….. justa friend ly suggestion from a Las vegan
Thanks for the interest in the picture. But I would never sell it. My daughters will inherit it. An update: I am now close to that 80 mark and still feel great still have a 28 inch waist. Have started some intensive weight training to see if I can get to the same physique I had when I was in my 50s. I exercise around an hour and a half each day weight training and cardiovascular conditioning.
Decades ahead of his time
My grandmother and my mother watched Jack--I remember seeing him on tv. Now, my daughter, in her mid-30's has used Jack to drop 3 sizes and 30 pounds. She stopped for about a year and started getting 'hung-over' so she is back at it and in just one week, there is a noticeable difference! I have neck and back issues but have been doing SOME of his workout and in a year have lost 20 pounds and lost 2 sizes. slow going but going indeed!
Tell your daughter, I am 78, and am doing them also.
Slow, but, sure 🎉
In the 1964 -65 school year, I was a year away from starting school, almost 5 years old. My Dad worked all day, Sis had just started school. I vividly remember me and my Mom watching this every morning. She would be cleaning or ironing but would do the exercises Jack was doing and even got me to do them. Great memories.
I remember watching with my great grandaddy ❤
Ok, You can say and think what you want! I'm 59 and over weight (5' 11" 229 lbs). At around 6:47 am lying in bed a thought came into my mind, Jack, the fitness guru!
So, here I am watching and listening.
Now doing this routine!
Day one!
I'm now at 223 pounds
@@ticklemebrown52 How is it going? I noticed I didn't like how this part of my life was going, so I looked into OA (Overeaters Anonymous) online and found a lot of people with 100+ pounds to lose. I'm probably due to lose 40 or so.
It just creeps up on you! Lol
Good job Tim
3 years later .. how are you doing? You should probably have 700 plus work outs under your belt since this time, correct? If so good work 💪
The world needs more Jack Lalannesl a great human being!
At 78 yrs. I just did all of episode 1 and 2
Love this man. As a child I remember seeing these on TV. I also remember the organ music. He was a great man.
his energy is infectious, love it
Watched him so many years ago and still an inspiration. He's the reason I went into the fitness industry. Thanks Jack for all your inspiration that anyone can feel better, look better and have a better life.
Personally, I owe Jack a lot for the beginning of a lifetime knowing that I needed to exercise regularly and protect my health. During summers as a preschool and elementary school kid, my grandmother would have me exercise along side her with Jack Lalanne. Every day, without fail, if Jack was on TV, we were following along. What a bright and positive example he always was! It was never drudgery with him! A big thanks to Jack and to his family now for this channel, please keep up the good work.
many thanks to Elaine!
Jack LaLanne = Affordable health care!
A marketing genius with a phenomenal product. It was a total win for mom. We loved doing this workout with mom then we all needed a nap. #preschool memories 😀😙😍🤗
What a beautiful sweet personality he has- and positive... supportive. Oh if men were that way today as they were like him in the 40's 50's...I'd be in love. I just love him.
Talk about a National Treasure. The man was 100% positivity.
Could we please get some more episodes? These are fantastic!
Now that's a man who appreciated what God gave him.
And during a time when unfortunately physical fitness and health were not really regarded. Jack Lalanne set the record straight!
He was lightyears ahead of his time! RIP Jack 🙏
Like the sound effects that came along while he was doing the exercises, made it much more interesting
it's incredible...every time I'm motivation low for exercising, I just watch one of Jack's video and I can't stand the wait to workout!
How do you not love Jack? Body, mind, health and Spirit. He had such good handle on these things. Thanks Jack, love you, miss you. An amazing man.
He was SO DAMN ahead of his time.. Actually he would still be, if he was with us up to this day.
I dont know of any other fitness instructor who has their own musician playing an instrument to keep up with the beat and rhythm!! And the movements....today's fitness instructors should watch him and learn!! Amazing!!
Some people come on the scene of life,and make a good difference in others lives.jack lalanne was one of those.he made exercising fun he was a people's person.amazing man so kind to share his enthusiasm and knowledge.his simple workout techniques to be treasured every generation.
The past month, I’ve been exercising at home without realizing I’ve been doing the Jack Lalanne regimen.
A co-worker he’s been doing his exercises and now I’m here watching The Godfather if Physical Fitness.
Me too. I pray you still are.
It is so obvious that he was correct with his advice always wanting to help people. Eat healthy stay away from sugar as much as you can etc. AND EXERCISE WELL REGULARLY MOST EVERYDAY OF YOUR LIFE. Best chance at being happy in life, throughout life. Absolutely, right.
My brother, sister, and I would get up early Saturday mornings, before cartoons came on, so we could exercise with Jack.
Since four years, i make every morning this exercises. Jack La Lanne is my hero. I start this programm on 08. May 2018. And i see this programm is really good for my fitness.
Jack a USMC drill instructor at heart.
eh ,,,my DI's beat the crap out of me especially the Senior and the Second Hat ..First Hat would go easy on me so there was that
@ mine were classic. One named Whitside told me to bury my head in the sand cause a gernade was just tossed my way...he made me do it. I had sand coming outa my ears nose and eyes for days. Also crossed bitch ridge in 95 degrees.
Semper Fi
Jack was a true role model. He was the best.
1959 (age 45) - did 1,000 jumping jacks and 1,000 chin-ups in 1 hour, 22 minutes, to promote The Jack LaLanne Show going nationwide. LaLanne said this was the most difficult of his stunts, but only because the skin on his hands started ripping off during the chin-ups. He felt he couldn't stop because it would be seen as a public failure
Holy CRAP, Sir! Dang four yrs later you R probly not gonna see this comment. But i hope that stunt is on RUclips Somewhere. Only bout two mins of him towing 65 boats at age 65. Then Yikes! Did it again with 70!!! At 70. I just turned 60,& can only do abt 2-3 chinups. 10-11 when i was 40….BUT! Can still hold self up there for 30 secs. Post that vid later.
@@michaelgarwoood4897 he was a monster
I love these. I really need to purchase the DVDs
Just turned 60. Been fairly reg. Exerciser Most of my adult life. HATED Having to go so long without a gym visit during covid shutdown. But watching this i wish i could “Turn Back de Clock” more than any other instance of regrets. I reg do leg lifts, pushups and whatever i can think of. But Some of those moves…. Probly not since Navy bootcamp!(19). But i could if only barely, do em all. This iz first time watching a whole show. Im gonna convince my usual P. Fitness gym to devote one of thr. Usual 20(!) TVs to showing these vids! Get all them young ppl whove Never herd of him to be inspired. C what happens
We would actually go and get our mother. She would come out to the living room and say “His wife wears a girdle.” Lolol we did the exercises. We loved Happy.
I Remember Watching The Jack LaLnne Show On NYC TV Station WPIX Channel 11 During The Mid 1960s. It Brought Back Alot Of Great Memories! Thank You For Posting This Vintage Video. I Eagerly Await Your Answer.
I watched Jack Lalanne long ago. I say often that Jack Lalanne was my first coach. I have 2 of his books, one autographed years after it was published.
This dude wouldve been a super popular fitness youtuber today too. Amazing.
I remember the Jack La Lanne show! In Los Angeles , Jack La Lanne came on Channel 11 , KTTV , Los Angeles in the late 1960s. I remember mom and her friend Patricia used to exercise to this show. It was on around 9:00am and there were cartoons on Channel 9, KHJ , Los Angeles ," Babysitter " but mom turned on Jack La Lanne to exercise. It was the only time mom hogged the TV , but to her credit we controlled the TV in the afternoon when cartoons were on again.
How could you NOT forget, "INHALE, EXHALE"
He always encouraged "Maxine" I wonder who she was!
One of the many Stars of the Golden Age of Television. Television in its infancy was looking for all forms of entertainment to tap the rapidly growing audience of home viewers and Jack lassoed the housewives. I remember as a child living in a railroad apartment in Brooklyn in the mid 60's flipping the channels looking for cartoons and pausing on Jack fascinated by this friendly, engaging, incredibly fit and muscular individual. I can't say I watched for more than a moment or participated but the memory of seeing him on black and white tv on quiet mornings before I was old enough to attend school are still fondly stored in my heart and mind.
MeTV should acquire reruns of this show.
that will be great so people will always remember him and I bet the reruns of the jack lalanne show should come on Monday thru Friday at 7 a.m.
Hold on to a pair of 5-8 lb dumbbells while doing these to add a bit of challenge. It works great.
FANTASTIC---GREAT ROLE MODEL AND ICON!!!!!INSPIRATIONAL!!!!!
Came for the dog
Excellent way to begin the day; I’ve been enjoying all things Lalanne via their website where I have purchased all the DVDs and books, clothing, fitness bag to carry it all. Have gifted same to many people hoping they discover the enduring legacy and life lessons of the Lalanne lifestyle.
Jack was trying to help everyone get healthy and stay that way.
My father lived in the Bay area back in the early 60's. He worked out at Jack's gym. At that time Jack was just a guy who owned some gyms. Dad said that the 49ers used to work out there as well and he got to know them. He said that there were no notables on the Niner's team at that time as they were terrible. I think he said that Jack was friends with a lot of them and that they used to play at this park near the Golden Gate.
I wanted to get back to basics and do exercises that I did in gym classes. I love that he does the full body work out from head to toe in less than 30 min, chin included. I have to be careful not to throw my back out. I will add some yoga to the routine and call it a day!
Jack's shows are more valuable now today than ever before given the high obesity rate in America. Let's face it, and at the risk or sounding crude, we have ALOT of fat people in America.
Some of us need the spirit of might... A gift and a great coach...
I used to watch Jack La Lanne on KCND-TV (Pembina, ND) in 1968 on our B&W Viking (Eaton's) tv.
I was 2 yrs. old at the time. The programme was on at 6 am. So I guess I'd wake up and my Mom would put a clean diaper on me, and then I'd go watch Jack.
I remember that his exercises used to be quicker than the ones on Ed Allen on CBC. But I also remember that as a 2 yr. old I used to be able to keep up with Jack.
Now I'm 50 and I don't think so.
Music, atmosphere, conducting exercises, energy. You just want to exercise👍🙂
Thank you for putting Jacqueline's exercises and encouragement here to be viewed and enjoyed. I'll be starting a exercise program on this channel I may use some of calculations exercise techniques I look forward to hear from you. God bless bye for now Ken
I used to exercise with him as a kid! I'm just sorry I didn't keep it up! Lol😂
I remember being a young child, watching my mom exercise to Jackie Lane thanks again for sharing God bless you bye for now I look forward to hear from you Ken
loved it.......thanks for sharing that.
He was just like this in real life. Genius! Apprecialove 💖
I love how hes healthy as hell but not some medicated freak shows we have today hitting the gyms
I love the Dog! Thank you Jack .... im going to do this workout at the gym its already in my schedule for tomorrow
I think I have a new exercise routine. This was great!
me too and I am 78. Instead of a chair, I hold onto my walker.Only use chair for sitting.
My mom faithfully watched Jack Lalanne and followed along. She had most of his books as well.
Watching this while I’m munching on these Bomb as burrito 😋
A hero!!
I kicked the chair but I kept going. Day three now. Except for my toe, I do feel better. Thanks Jack!
14:20 really cemented the Rod Sterling Twilight Zone vibe for me.
Funny; I was just imagining him starring as 'James T. Kirk' on the original 'Star Trek' series. 😁
Hmmm. He was speaking Age-old Wisdom there. Ancient Greeks who were wealthy worried about their kids getting too soft . So did Pres. teddy Roosevelt. And then the old Bible passage
“Idle hands are the Devils workshop.” Ill ask my catholic Priest who wrote that.
I love u Mr Jack Forever ❤
I'd rather lift weights, but I'm so tempted to do this!
Do both. These workouts could be good active recovery.
SO LONG, JACK.
Wow! What a legend !
Love the White Swiss Shepherd! Fairly rare back then!
Brings back memories as a child, though I never did noticed those shoulder pads.
Dis guy iz tryin to take away our junk food!!! 😱
What a wonderful man!🎉
I've always looked up to him I'm 70 now eat right workout you'll feel so much better
Love Jack !! “If man made it don’t eat it” !!
I’m curious to know the story on the organ player,
Live music from the fun keys
@ 14:20 Taking all of the religion out of this, Jack has hit the nail on the head with this one. We are confronted by temptation everyday and the only way to deal with it is to address it head on rather than ignore it.
If anyone finds themselves in this situation where temptation is becoming too much, my suggestion is to just sit down for a minute or two, close your eyes and take a few deep breaths. If you're religiously minded you could do a small prayer - but you do whatever feels natural. What you will find after doing so, the solution needed to deal with that temptation will come to you rather than you chasing for the answer like a headless chicken.
If you don't find the answer right away, try it again tomorrow and keep trying. And if you lose all hope and things are looking bleak, speak to somebody about it pronto. You will find that someone is out there will help you out (e.g. A Health professional, friends, family etc.) and it isn't a sign of weakness to ask for help - if anything it'll make you stronger.
That's all, cheers.
I'd find someone who got past the problem you have. If it's food, find someone who lost a lot of weight and kept it off. An alcoholic wouldn't quite understand...
That's primarily what's wrong with the world today, vs. Jack's time. The fact that we HAVE "taken all of the religion out of this".
@12:14 those are very difficult. Requires balance and strength.
I had no idea that Jack did a brief stint in professional wrestling shortly before he started his television program. He was pitted against many of the top wrestlers of the period, and despite losing against all of them, he did manage to defeat one opponent, another "jobber" named Louie Sporelli. Jack beat him rather easily, getting a clean pin in less than five minutes. And so Jack is also listed as a winner on the professional wrestling circuit!
Love the video.
Thanks for this! I’ve been trying to remember the name of his did for years 😄
And no equipment, although he invented the Smith machine and leg extension devices. And no commercials.
This dude was on mornings before school/sometimes wife & dog made an appearance-
Don't forget that those old chairs weigh more than most modern weight lifting sets.
He was amazing and lengandary
Talk about hanging. 😮 He's free balling
I think I heard a time warp in that electric organ music! Lol! 😉💜🕰🖖🏼🕰💜😆
I wish they would have more half hour shows. The shows that just a few minutes long aren't very helpful. Does anyone know where I could watch a full show? Thanks
I wonder who played the organ in the background. Cool to imagine!
Mentioned by Steve Reeves as his inspiration to keep a trim waist while adding muscular weight.
I feel like Erma Bombeck (when she was still viable :) ) watching Jack ;)
thanks jack ❤ 😊❤
A good man.
All the live long day!!!
Love the organ lol
And he sings too?!!!! Awesome
That dog is huge.
Not really. He's maybe 75 at the most. One of mine is 95. All muscle. Lol