“If you think life goes by fast, get yourself a treadmill.” That hit me in all the feels 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.

@Vexarax

Жыл бұрын

also wait for the water to boil when you're really hungry and want spaghetti lol TIME GOES BY LIKE A GIANT SNAIL

@HAbarneyWK

Жыл бұрын

Same goes for planks

@marcharris5405

10 ай бұрын

Facts

@user-ih9dz6ef5m

8 ай бұрын

How The Bible led me to Islam kzread.info/dash/bejne/k3qBqqpyeNOTf7A.html

@alamedadanceparty

8 ай бұрын

So true. 30 seconds can feel like an eternity.

Because of you and Greg Doucette, I was able to lose 70 pounds in 5 months and keep it off for over 1 1/2 years. Thanks guys.

@WillTennyson

Жыл бұрын

Thanks amazing man! Happy I could help in some way 😊

@dontreadmyprofilepicture960

Жыл бұрын

Don't read my name.....

@qwerty70403

Жыл бұрын

Amazing! I'm at 75! Keep it up and keep it off man.

@jarrel35

Жыл бұрын

@@qwerty70403 right!!! Same to you. Sometimes all we need is a little motivation

@bradymarchewka4788

Жыл бұрын

Fuck yeah my dude! I’m part of the weight-loss squad and it ain’t easy. Good for you!! 💪🏼

I'm a month into my 100lb Weight Loss journey and i'm down 13lbs! Feeling super good, super motivated, not restricting in a negative way, eating to feel good while also couting calories and macros... I never would have imagined i'd lose 13lbs in one month but it was a very nice kick start. Loved this video! Super motivating.

@mateaukalua4426

Жыл бұрын

You're crushing it! Took me 1 year to lose 98 pounds.

@rubybonsell

11 ай бұрын

Me too. About 12 pounds down. Keep it up!

@kaycollarfeild

11 ай бұрын

I'm 18 months in to my 100lb weight loss. I've gotten 92 lbs down so far ! Home from 224 to 132! Not much to go. :) I'm 5'2.5" so, 126 ish is nice and healthy for me

@kaiserkhan9832

11 ай бұрын

@@kaycollarfeild damn you're pretty good. I'm 6'1'' and was around 330 pounds around 5 years ago. Now I'm 270 pounds. I have started this diet after this video. Intend to lose 100 pounds to come down to 170 lbs which is ideal for my height, given I also have muscles - I'm male. I give my self about a year but won't have time to go to gym, we shall see.

@sumsen0013

11 ай бұрын

Hey buddy part of that weight is watter so pls don’t be discouraged if it slows down On my first month loosing weight I lost around 20 pounds But around 6 of those where water stay strong man You got this

It's actually crazy about how on point you were with the morning weigh in part. I always take what I see on the scale as a make or break thing, and it dictates my mood and habits for the rest of the day. I enjoyed this vid, and the tips. Thanks Will!

@mateaukalua4426

Жыл бұрын

You shouldn't lol😂 I have weighed more than I wanted to for so long that I stopped caring. Now my body starts losing weight.

@theprodigy9617

10 ай бұрын

​@@mateaukalua4426you should

@HakunaMatata-gr9mm

4 ай бұрын

​@@theprodigy9617he is loosing weight... Thats the goal.

@mariahdeedra3399

4 ай бұрын

Same

@Isaacvermette778

Ай бұрын

Gym and shop were m my favourite periods in highschool

3 years ago I lost 30 lbs through starvation and self hate and then quit. This year I’ve lost 30 lbs through healthy lifestyle changes and self love and am still going strong. This channel has really helped me learn how to take care of my body and inspires me daily. Thanks for all that you do. 🥰

@irrelevantryan2715

Жыл бұрын

let’s go!! great job man!! keep it up and never quit

@Valeria-mg4ty

Жыл бұрын

Congrats!

@dianathedragon8766

Жыл бұрын

I did the same thing a few years ago then during quarantine I gained nearly 50 pounds. I’m in the process of trying to lose it the healthy way now.

@ks9759

Жыл бұрын

@@dianathedragon8766 That sucks, I know the feeling. Lost 30 lbs, but I still have 100 to go. Doesn’t matter though, we can both do this. Let’s get it! 😤🔥

@monkeyddizze

Жыл бұрын

You didn't starve you just fasted Wich is actually great for you

I went from 340lbs to 210lbs in 6 months by going cold turkey and cutting out all the junk food, intermittent fasting and took at least 25,000 steps a day 5 days a week. I've kept it off for over a year now. Cutting out all the junk also forced me to learn how to cook so there's that.

@phantomlegend6167

Жыл бұрын

Do you still walks 25k steps a day

@mostcorrupt

Жыл бұрын

@@phantomlegend6167 Yep it's part of my job.

@PS3SPLINTERCELL64

Жыл бұрын

@@mostcorrupt what's your job man?

@mostcorrupt

Жыл бұрын

@@PS3SPLINTERCELL64 FedEx deliveries in midtown Manhattan. Can't really drive around much due to traffic so I just park in one spot and walk to every address. Before you know it I just walked about 10 miles.

@tenzinglama1580

Жыл бұрын

Have you noticed loose skin losing that much weight that quickly?

I lost 60+ lbs and formed much healthier habits. Your videos kept me motivated and dug me out of a plateau. Appreciate you 🙏🏻

@plutoxtremus

Жыл бұрын

What helped you get out of a plateau?

@vijzon3223

Жыл бұрын

​@Pluto Xtremus I know I'm 5 months late, but for me, I had to change my exercises and foods. Everytime I hit a plateau I changed my game plan. Lately I've been trying intermittent fasting 16/8 for about a month and I lost about 5lbs.

@DemonKing-pj9nb

9 ай бұрын

@@vijzon3223I hit a plateau as well, I was losing weight pretty fast until 190 lbs but after that the plateau happened and I can’t get out of it no matter what. Idk what to do, please help

When will said I used to hate myself… Jesus the emotion jumped out of me. So glad u did this video it made me see u in a whole new light. Appreciate ur honesty.

@ILove2Draw.

2 ай бұрын

Oh my god same I lost 20 pounds and now have gained 15 back and haven’t really been loving my self

The perfect mix of jokes, transparency, vulnerability, and personal growth (gains) made it so enjoyable to watch. Thank you for releasing this kind of content!

@Joe-nu4rm

Жыл бұрын

My favorite was the morning wood lol

@Cwiet

Жыл бұрын

"(...) my stockbroker dream is cumming faster than expected" was also good.

@ur_mom4632

Жыл бұрын

@@Joe-nu4rm im sure it was😂

@tammybourgoin8548

Жыл бұрын

Love your sense of humour. And your honesty. It’s refreshing

@BerneseFan4Lyfe

Жыл бұрын

@@Joe-nu4rm loved “I would never do coke, I just love the smell of it.” 🤣

I weigh myself every morning as well and I didn't think about it, but it really does affect my mood significantly lol. Good idea on doing weekly averages!

@WillTennyson

Жыл бұрын

Happens to us all no matter how much you know! Hope this helps!

@cookiesontoast9981

Жыл бұрын

I never weigh myself. Why should I care about how much I actually weigh when I can already see if I'm losing weight just by looking in the mirror?

@SabakuSasori

Жыл бұрын

@@cookiesontoast9981 I can't for the life of me tell the difference despite weighing nearly 60 pounds less than my worst. Friends and family say I look way better, but I look in the mirror and still see myself as the fack fuck that I've been all my life. I've never been anything but overweight, even been born big, so that might be why my brain can't recognize the changes.

@cookiesontoast9981

Жыл бұрын

@@SabakuSasori I do kind of see where you're coming from, but personally for me it's less that I can't see the changes and more that I just assume "oh I'm just seeing things, don't get your hopes up"

@Jeezy3k

Жыл бұрын

@CookiesOnToast agreed but gaining or losing weight is such a slow process it’s hard to tell just by looking at yourself

I have an ed and this is extremely close to it, the cardio, coffee, coke etc. the only difference is that you stopped when you reached a still healthy weight

@isabellag2371

Жыл бұрын

The video sounds a lot like he did have an Ed. They aren’t determined by weight and it’s sad that they are often encouraged when someone isn’t underweight. The recipe for an Ed just gets packaged as “intense” diet.

@butteredtoast12

Жыл бұрын

Seeing him step on the scale with shoes on made my whole body go tense

@faith9196

Жыл бұрын

@@isabellag2371 this. A lot of “diets” end up being eds and people don’t realize it. There’s a quote from a poem that’s something along the lines of “when a skinny person gets an ed, they’re sick. When a fat person gets one, they’re a success story.”

@Beemmeupz

Жыл бұрын

Crash dieting is not mental illness. It's just a bad decision. People with eating disorders can't/don't just stop once they reach a healthy weight

@isabellag2371

Жыл бұрын

@@Beemmeupz no that’s not the difference between ed’s and crash diets. less than 6% of people with eating disorders are classified as medically underweight and weight is not the criteria for an ed. The differences between the two are mental because Ed’s are mental illnesses. What makes them different is someone’s relationship with food and with weight. It’s also not about physical health because crash diets are unhealthy as well and Ed’s can sometimes have horrible health consequences but thats not a requirement what they do all share in common is the horrible mental consequences

Dude you're super dirty and funny, and also pretty humble for your clearly affluent upbringing, and the fact that you can ask for help and explain your feelings calmly, WHOOOO good for you, good for Katie, good for your family. Happy for you

@mogwai_

9 ай бұрын

I'm glad you learned to do things for yourself, and to not hate yourself anymore. You're pretty cool Will

This guy doesn't miss. As always, thanks for all the laughs, your vulnerability, and for sharing what you've learned.

I'm about to hit 100 lbs overweight after 2 years of eating like crap and not exercising. I used to weigh 156 and now I'm hitting 250. This video is a godsend, my man!

@nerfsoccerking123

Жыл бұрын

@@MonBerry any need bro?

@BruceLeroyUK

Жыл бұрын

You got this bro

@paulaljouny230

Жыл бұрын

You got this bro intermittent fasting works I lost 70 pounds in 3 months

@Vzwii

Жыл бұрын

@@MonBerry was that needed

@Mike-pn8ln

Жыл бұрын

Damn somebody took the covid 20 a little too seriously and did it 5 times

Not only was this entertaining, but it was educational and genuine. Thank you for sharing your truth in the ending. It really hit home. You should be proud of yourself for being so wholesome and endorsing a healthy lifestyle. I appreciate you and your videos very much!

In particular for boys when someone isn’t underweight disordered eating often goes unnoticed and gets packaged as an “intense diet”. Nightmares about food, irrational food rules things like eating ice alone are all common experiences of an Ed. I wish there was more education in school on how damaging heavily restricting is physically and sustainable fitness or weight loss based on facts.

@brin1034

Жыл бұрын

Depends on your school. Schools in Europe have everything North Americans complain aren’t taught in schools.. But there were only 90 people in my ‘grade’ during ‘highschool’, so we also have smaller classes for better learning.

@isabellag2371

Жыл бұрын

@@brin1034 yeah I mean I don't know about the rest of Europe but I didn't learn this stuff in my school in the uk. We got told the usual eat less sugar move more as far as health went and received petty much no information about eating disorders beyond the stereotypes in media. I think particularly conferring the rise in ed's in the uk in the last year even there should be some education on what an unhealthy relationship with food can look like warning signs of this and sustainable nutrition advice so the many teenagers who may fall into ed's due to a decision to get fit can avoid them.

@ThumpRat

Жыл бұрын

​@@isabellag2371 Beyond overeating, eating disorders are largely social contagions among teenagers. There was a story about how in Hong Kong, a popular girls magazine wrote about an American girl suffering from bulimia. Within months, suddenly there was an epidemic of young girls with rapid onset eating disorders. The over-pathologising of the human condition has undoubtedly been a negative for society, there should be sensible advice on nutrition for kids but spreading 'awareness' about mental health and eating disorders just leads to more sick kids.

@isabellag2371

Жыл бұрын

@@ThumpRat I personally feel lack of education on healthy eating and healthy weight loss was defiantly what lead me and others I knew as a teenager down a rabbit hole of “advice” which was disordered and confusion. I understand your point that education on eating disorders is a different thing and I agree that sometimes “education” particularly accounts from people who had a eating disorder can just end up inspiring more of them and providing “tools” to further them but I also know that if my future self had told my younger self a bit about just how harmful and ineffective my disordered eating would be I would never have done that because while I knew what I was getting into was an Ed to begin with however I thought that the single consequence would be not getting to eat the food I enjoyed. It obviously a delicate and upsetting subject but they are rising rapidly romanticised and I think that teens need to be aware of the horrible reality of them

@koo44m

Жыл бұрын

@@ThumpRat i really think that depends on the 'awareness' - obviously it shouldn't be put as simply as "oh x wanted to lose weight quick and this is what they did but it's bad don't do that" with no further explanation, but i feel like in particular with eating disorders more people need to know how damaging it can be, like the heart damage and overall organ damage it can cause, the brain fog and memory deterioriation, osteoporosis, the side effects like hair growth in weird places, tooth decay etc. if people knew more about the horrible lasting effects it can leave, i feel like that awareness would definitely lead to less people trying to copy what they're told about. the thing is with some people, even if you tell them how bad it is, they'll still do it anyway but that's not an issue with spreading awareness, that's people who are already sick, but sadly you can't avoid that.

I'm 9 lbs away from losing 100 lbs total. Thanks for the motivation and stellar content!

@TheClopez

Жыл бұрын

Yo good job bro!

Loved that youre showing that men can also struggle with disordered eating and you're being a great role model. wish we had bloggers like you when I was a teenager. Keep it up 💪

@brin1034

Жыл бұрын

As a man, nobody thought otherwise.. but men are more likely to sort their own problems out. Or were should I say. Nothing wrong with help, but at the end of the day you gotta grow up and take responsibility for your own life. Nobody will do it for you.

The emotional maturity in “can you help me? I’m getting frustrated” was amazing

Love the story telling and the transparency of your weight-loss journey. It's nice to hear someone else who had similar thought processes like I did. I'm coming back into a better state of fitness and well-being now, and your channel has been a great supplementation. Also, you're hilarious. Love the balance you have on pertinent info and comedy.

@theinnerworkclub6060

8 ай бұрын

Pertinent info is a perfect way of describing it! I love the advice he gives it really stands out to me among the rest of the creators I follow.

This brings back memories from my freshman year of high school. I dropped 30lbs so fast because I was anorexic. Went from 120lbs to 90lbs at 5’4. Averaged 800-1000 calories a day and played basketball with my friends for hours, and pretended I was full of energy and happy but I was always miserable and hungry. So glad I’m outta that phase of my life.

@allmyducksinarow

Жыл бұрын

That’s sad :( glad you’re better now

@nickolasbandecchi8294

Жыл бұрын

@@allmyducksinarow ty 🙏🏼

@DaDualityofMan

Жыл бұрын

I was the exact opposite, I went from 175 to 220 in my freshman year because that was my first-year lifting and I was just stuffing my face to bulk up because i was a football player, honestly my weight was all over the place in high school because of football, sometimes idk whether I should gain or lose weigh lol.

@deion312

Жыл бұрын

Bro i literally did the same thing at the same age and about the same weight, people were worried for me

@nickolasbandecchi8294

Жыл бұрын

@@deion312 feels good to not be alone on this. Are you ok now?

That's crazy I've just started trying to lose weight and then Will comes out with this video to make it way easier thanks man

@dontreadmyprofilepicture960

Жыл бұрын

Don't read my name.....

@andimatt7232

Жыл бұрын

Same bro, I am on my journey as well

@Michael-Dolences

Жыл бұрын

@@dontreadmyprofilepicture960 ok

@JarettHerder

Жыл бұрын

Lets get it! You got this!

@andimatt7232

Жыл бұрын

@@JarettHerder thx mate!

I used to do the same as him. Letting the calories I ate the previous day determine my mood for the next. If I ate one meal that was a win and looking back I’m disappointed at what I’d do to lose weight. thank you for being honest about it and bringing light to much a important topic.

Your mom's salad and the grilled vegetables looks really, really good. Can you ask her to do a video showing how she prepared that meal???? Please?

I’m battling a combo of anorexia/bulimia and it’s been rough. Your channel has been inspiring me to strive for strength and to focus on both mental and physical wellness. Thank you for that Will, and for sharing your experience as well. Best wishes to you and the community 💕

@Momo642VIP

Жыл бұрын

I've been there and just know you are so strong and you've got this!

@cokyasaa

Жыл бұрын

Hang in there! It took me a lot of time and courage to recover from my bulimia but there IS a way out and life will be better without the constant stress and health complications. I believe in you 💕

@kate123blue

Жыл бұрын

I’m in the same place ,it’s such a hard road ,but we can get there

@gamerguyuknow541

Жыл бұрын

Darkest time of my life

@paulwoodford1984

Жыл бұрын

Super skinny girls are hot. i live seeing ribs

I’ve been binge watching the last 2 years of your videos. Even rewatching some. Having a blast. Thanks for the content Will.

I loved your journey! The way you filmed made it look very personal and I thought about myself, back in the days too. Thanks for being who you are, your channel was one of the best discoveries I’ve made in the last year on KZread ❤

It’s been over a year since this video was released, but KZread recommends must’ve been looking out for me. I’ve been struggling with my health/weight loss balance since high school, and now I’m finally at a comfortable and progressive place. Not afraid of full fat, high protein, or carbohydrates. Recently though I feel like I’m resorting back to bad habits because I’ve become impatient and unsatisfied with the speed of my journey. I want it to be like magic. So this video was an amazing wake-up-call. I can really see my past self here, and it’s frightful. I really appreciate you, Will. I don’t want to go back to starving myself and stepping on the scale like every time I do an angel gets it’s wings or something. I’m going to try to look at it in a larger scale like you said: monthly, yearly even!

Ages 19-22 I had a severe eating disorder. I went from 10 stone to 7 stone in 3 months (bare in mind in 5ft 8) and I worked out 4 hours a day at the gym, was on my feet for 10 hours a day at work then I would walk 4 miles home every. Single. Day. Not to mention I was terrified of food. I felt so much hatred and so disgusting every time I ate. Man I hated my life so much then I’m so so glad I’m out of that phase of my life. I’m 30 now with 2 kids and I could never imagine them treating their body that way

@drizzt8965

Жыл бұрын

Wow! So glad that you made it out the other side.... Keep up the good work and enjoy your family.

@Isabel-ih5cj

Жыл бұрын

I felt like I was reading about myself rn, we have so many things in common from the ED at 19-22 being 30 now with kids and I'm 5'8 also! And I was horrified of food I would always feel so guilty and I can't imagine my kids having to go through that

@Chls05

Жыл бұрын

@@Isabel-ih5cj I’m glad we both managed to get to the other side ❤️❤️❤️

@joogullae3456

Жыл бұрын

You're hot

@reginaldlongbottom

Жыл бұрын

what kinda stone? we talking lime?

This was so good. Really shed light on how little we understood about "healthy weightloss". Diet culture robbed so many of us 80s babies of a healthy relationship with ourselves and food. thanks Will!

Thank you for working on yourself so you can show us this part of your past without it being triggering. It’s extremely insightful, and honest with a lot of realistic self reflection. 🥰

I'm sorry to hear about what you went through. It sounds a lot like what I did back in high school as well. I'm so glad you've grown and learned! Your body thanks you. I like that you mention what you should've been doing instead as well because It kinda helps me put things into perspective as well.

I was 300 pounds when I first joined Will during the pandemic. I have lost 50 pounds since but since hit a wall this video is inspiring! Thanks Will!

@RedSpicyKiwi

Жыл бұрын

Congrats on the journey, don't forget to make it fun!

@jolenethellama

Жыл бұрын

Hell yes! Well done, Cheeto! Remember that it's a journey and a life style, and that you can have pancakes, tacos, pizza, sushi etc and still lose weight. Just get creative with the recipes, eat in moderation, don't overcomplicate it, enjoy the ride, and remember how far you've come!

@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016

Жыл бұрын

Nothing inspiring about this _ video that’s beyond ofsv to fruit and to me the only girl / girls and the only lovable / loved / lovely being and the only Queen / Princess / Lady / Miss / God(dess) / Star etc and the only sweet / edible / adorable being and the only Katie / Cat / Kat(e) / other special names!

@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016

Жыл бұрын

...all womyn are the exact opposite of girl and they do not belong in the same sentence with big/food terms

@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016

Жыл бұрын

such as fruit and love etc!

THAT TRANSITION THOOO 9:30 also thank you for being honest and sharing this part of you. I can relate on so many levels. It’s insane what we do to ourselves sometimes!

I lost 70 pounds right before I started watching you around late 2018 2019. This video brings me near to tears man. I’ve always felt like we have had such similar paths and there is so many things I would go back and change. Your the man will, keep inspiring and motivating us all.

Just stumbled across this channel. This video actually helped a little man. By far probably the realest and most honest weight loss journey I've seen.

I went from 227 in September of 2020 to 164 by June 2021. Best advice: meal prep (or at least know what you’re going to eat that day so you’re not winging it when you’re starving), weigh yourself every morning, take a progress picture once a month, have a cheat meal once a week (every Saturday for me), and most importantly: enjoy what you eat.

@CAI.DREAMS

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I’m down 27 but it took me a year.

@IRurushu

Жыл бұрын

Agree with everything you said except for the daily weigh in. I did that at one point and it made me so obsessed by the number i saw on the scale that it really messed up with me mentally. For about 2 years i've been doing it only once a week, on monday mornings and it really worked the best for me, both physically and mentally.

@user-ch1jg7mq6v

Жыл бұрын

@@IRurushu I won’t lie it has messed with me mentally. Like bad lol. But it’s worth it honestly. I went from a disgusting dad bod to being completely shredded. Whatever works for you tho, everyone’s different

@IRurushu

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ch1jg7mq6v Oh, of course, i'm not saying it's objectively bad, just my own experience. Happy that it worked well for you, keep on going 💪

@CAI.DREAMS

Жыл бұрын

@@IRurushu for me daily is best so i can just get used to weight fluctuations and ranges. when i weighed monthly i always felt discouraged because i'd try so hard just to see the scale never move. i think everyone should do what is best for them. but also measurements and having one or two clothes to try on for progress are other great ways to keep track!

I've been through like exactly the same thing as you did all those years ago. The difference is that I've been already watching your videos at that time and it made me realise I'm making the same mistakes as you did. Glad to see this type of content coming up every now and then on your channel, it's very important to help other people avoid getting into this dangerous circle of fast weight loss and eating disorders.

I like how real you are. I've been binging your videos b/c I love your content, and you're inspiring me to work out again!

Thanks Will ❤ I needed to hear that last part! Appreciate what you do for the fitness community

His section about weight lifting, and seeing the progress really lands for me. I started tracking all my lifts last year, and it’s allowed me to see my progress in ways that I would never have typically known. Thank you for emphasizing the journey.

I like that you showed what you do different these days and why you do it :) thanks for encouraging a healthy way of weight loss and healthy lifestyle

"If you think live goes by fast, get yourself on a treadmill". I love that quote :D

Gosh, do you know how to inspire! Going through a rough patch with binge eating issues but watching you since a few months has inspired me to do better. Grateful

Absolutely love your content! I have been a personal trainer and coach for many years, but also had many years of disordered eating (anorexia/binging etc) weight training has brought much of the same balance to my life! It is so refreshing that you focus on Heath and how different we all are, rather than “do what I do to look like me”’

One of the coolest, funny, informative, entertaining, and real videos I’ve seen.

This video and channel comforts me because I know will went through the things I’m going through now. Being overweight is basically my life I do anything and it’s like a constant reminder I’m fat. I’m diseased and I’m always so busy and when I have free time I’m so exhausted. I know these are all excuses but I’m truly struggling. I wish I could just be normal and skinny so than my mom and dad would be proud to have a daughter like me.

The part where you said you hated yourself really hit me. I currently hate myself, I look in the mirror with disgust and shame, I was going to the gym very regularly before covid hit then once it happened I gained all the weight I lost and now just feel defeated, trying to get myself back in but it's hard, I'm a very emotional eater and have a hard time making the right food choices

@suziecreamcheese211

4 ай бұрын

Look up Dr. Berg and Dr. Ken Barry. It’s a start that will help.

I found your channel in February and since then I’ve been hitting the gym 6x a week for 5 months now and seen some big results. You’ve been a big inspiration

Been following you for a while. Your channel is just top notch. Mad respect bro 🙌🏻

Will, please do a how to start weight loss journey for people with little knowledge video. It would be very helpful to see a "compacted guide for beginners" video by Will. Thanks for all the inspo with humor on the side! Happy New Year!

i've watched you channel for a while now through different stages of my ed and even though i already know your story i keep learning new life lessons and i always appreciate how transparent you are. you rock dude

Thanks for sharing your dark days and the difference between then and now. I’m loving your channel!

I love your videos man. Such a positive guy

Thanks will! U are officially and will always be one of the bros!

You’re so awesome! I’ve lost 35 lbs since January and just found you last month. I always listen to your content while getting my steps in or while I’m in the gym

The innuendos are priceless. The weight loss/ muscle gain tips … triple worthwhile. Thank you 🔥

Love your closing statement ❤ Thank you Will Tenson 🤓

I have autoimmune Thyroiditis and have been trying insanely hard to lose weight and it has been rough. Counting calories and macros, getting good sleep, weightlifting on top of an hour of cardio every day ( ran/ walked 5 miles in 70 min the other day woohoo) and with all of this I find losing weight insanely hard. Yes my volume when training has gone up a lot, and I can withstand way more work and weight, so I am def getting stronger, but I am also addicted to weighing myself everyday, and when I don't see that numberr go down, or instead go up in the mornings, it destorys me... Thanks for making this video, going to try and learn as much as I can from it, and keep trying. I am determined to change my body and my life, and even though its been annoying, and unfair, I am going to keep pushing, because you showed me I can do it. Thanks Will

@decuevas244

Жыл бұрын

Hi. I'm a 54 old lady. I cured my psoriatic arthritis and lost 80lbs changing nothing but adding hydrogen peroxide 35 percent food grade. 1 drop 3x a day. Going up one drop until day 25 at 25 drops. But irs harsh so I stopped at 18 drops. No caffeine or alcohol. 1 hour before you eat or 3 hours after. Get a dropper. The book is one minute cure. No metal cups. Go to local health food store. No gnc. Keep big bottle in freezer. 45 bucks a bottle for the year.

Been watching you forever Will, and I'll say I'm proud of how far you've come, and how much more potential we have yet to see you unlock. Keep going my bro!

As someone getting into the gym and recovering from an eating disorder. This video has made me feel a lot better and less alone. Love u bro

You are so funny. I really needed this humorous take on a weight loss journey - with great results at the end of the day! :) Awesome.

The fact that you used to hate yourself breaks my heart because you are someone so worthy of love. I get it tho - we are truly all our own worst critics. So happy that you are happy now ♥️ and thank you for inspiring me to be happy and healthy as well! 💜💪

Let me say, you have 100 percent helped me better myself with my ed. I’m so thankful, plz keep doing you and making this amazing content man!🙏🏻🖤

Love you Will Tenny! Thank you for posting!!!💪💪💪🏋️‍♀️🏋️‍♂️🏋️

You’re my favorite fitness nut on KZread! I’m amazingly down about 50lb from my all time high of 277. I’m shooting for a goal of 180 (ideally mainly muscle) by mid Feb. Tennis is my main chick and the food scale is my side chick. They don’t know about each other, but they both are helping me along. Let’s get to that goal!

@TedsWorld101

7 ай бұрын

I managed to make it down to 219, but, like my finances, the short term success weakened my focus and now Im back to about 224. Hoping to do another 5-10 lbs this next month.

Almost 5 years ago I wanted to lose 35 pounds and I developed a very unhealthy relationship with food and exercising. A lot of the things you showed how you lost weight is exactly what I did until I developed an eating disorder. Thank you so much for sharing this!! It’s so possible to grow a love for working out in a healthy way! And eating foods to fuel your body! You’re awesome Will!!

Hey man - we actually went to the same HS and I remember you from back then. Thank you so damn much for all the content you pump out. I've gone through 2 ankle/foot surgeries over the past 2 years and your videos helped me with my mental/physical health. I was encouraged to start cooking more because of the recipes you put out too. Keep pluggin' away man!

@arastoomoradi6365

Жыл бұрын

tell us some stories about will if you got any, Maybe about that boston trip if you were there, also hope everything is good now and gets better in future.

super interesting concept for a video! Thank you for sharing!

It's crazy how your perception of your overweight self is where I'd be happy to be right now. Hit me right in the feels when you said you hated yourself, I can hard relate. Thanks for being so open, I think more people in your position should be as open as you are!

Really needed this today. So glad I found your channel. A weight loss 'journey' is such a weird thing for me now in my late 30s, as my teens were made up of as little food as I could eat / get away with no one noticing. Doing a 48 hour fast that I kind of 'fell' into, and it brings back a lot of those reminders / feelings. I've been on a medically-recommended 800 calorie a day Huel diet 5 days a week for 11 weeks. I'm below 180lb for the first time in a decade, but I can so easily fall into the mindset of "not enough, not enough". Grateful for you showing that you could've lost the weight in a more healthy way. Thank you for sharing your story.

Thank you Will for always being transparent and showing us how to have a healthier relationship with food. Losing weight is so mentally hard and I've definitely dieted extreme in the past too. I looked like a melted down version of the same shape I started out as after losing almost 30lbs at the time. Not the results I wanted at all, but your videos have taught me a ton about how to approach weightloss the right way.

I have a lot of respect for you putting this out there for people to understand we all can go through times like these but its important to stay healthy above all else and dont listen to the absolutes that people tell you. Everyone is different and need different diets to keep them healthy. Stay healthy my friends and move that weight! Gym Life!

I am soo happy I found your channel! You are amazing, and super hilarious.

This was a great video! Millions of us have done the same mistakes. Im pushing 40 and have finally leaned to quit my bad habits. I’m so glad I found your channel awhile back and Greg’s just recently. I can eat and feel good AND get healthier. Thanks again for the content you put out. It really does matter and make a positive difference!

Thank you for showing how to properly lose weight HEALTHILY! I fell down the rabbit hole of starving and over doing cardio and it lead to a very dark place, so it's good to see someone who shows how to lose weight in a good way :)

solid and inspiring being in my own weight loss journey too. thank you

Wise words at the end there. Great stuff, man.

Love your content Will, and your openness about your journey and everything you’ve gone through.

I’ve lost 62 lbs in 15 months largely in part to your videos and your inspiration. I’m thankful that you teach others the healthy way to take care of themselves. So close to my goal weight! Thanks for all you do Will.

I did almost exactly the same things you did on my own weight loss journey two years ago. I cut out most of my food, especially the carbs, and ate almost nothing. Coffee always kept me away from eating. I went from 85kg to only 55kg in a bit more than a year completely without doing any sports or exercise. I was massively underweight but still not happy with my body. I put on a few kilos the year after but didn't change any of my exercise habits. That all changed about four months ago. I went on my first ever run and got a gym membership. I now train nearly every day, am able to run a half marathon in decent time and changed the way I look at food. All of that helped me gain about 15 Kilos in the last 12 months, mostly muscles. All of that being said, our journeys are incredibly similar and you are a great idol of mine. Thank you so much for the great content you make. I already learned much from you and look forward to using your advices in the coming year!

The wit and delivery of your jokes are 100/10 made the video very educational and enjoyable

I really hope you realise how great your advice and outlook on fitness health is. Videos are always entertaining and keep you engaged which is very important especially for people struggling to get there health better. Keep it up man!

I usually love all your videos, but I really think this one ranks near the top for me. It was open, honest, educational, real. I think it hit on all the things that so many of us do while trying to lose weight - thinking we're going to be successful with this plan but actually doing more harm and wasting time in the long run.

Interestingly, I had a similar story, but in my late 30's. I restricted calories and ran. I ran my arse off and over a course of a year and a half I lost 140lb. For 5yrs I ran on avg 8 miles a day. While I did add strength training two days a week I didn't focus as much on strength as I should have. I also got lazy on my diet because I was burning so many calories from running that I let running be the dictator on how much I eat. Sadly, I tore my Achillies and also hurt my lower back in a strength training incident that drastically reduced my ability to work out. My diet was so bad and along with age now a year shy of 50 I am back up 80lb and struggling. Looking back I wish I talked to a nutritionist and hired a coach to help me with a lifestyle change and guide me on how to properly work out. I am doing that now, but I wish I did it earlier.

I did 60 pounds ( 30kg ) in 3 monthts by just walking alot and drinking dinner replacement shakes. It was horrible and just 2-3 years later the weight was back. Lifestyle change with regular excercise and portion controll is the way to go.

@Lwoods1717

Жыл бұрын

Oh to be a man! I swear men have astronomically high TDEEs and they can eat half decent and lose pounds.

@spectre3805

Жыл бұрын

@@Lwoods1717 women detected

@youssef-hv4ld

Жыл бұрын

@@Lwoods1717 bs every1 should know by now it's calories in calories out

@brandon3626

Жыл бұрын

@@Lwoods1717 Did you even read his comment?? 💀

@Lwoods1717

Жыл бұрын

@@youssef-hv4ld i dont think you understand. most men can cut 1000kcal per day and still have around 1600 kcal to consume. Women (especially shorter than 5'5'') tend to have a TDEE of 1800 so slashing 1000 kcal would leave them with 800kcal to eat. That's why they have to take weight loss much slower and cannot achieve extreme weight loss within months. The same results would take double the time, when done sustainably.

Hey Will, I really enjoy it when you give some insights into your past disordered eating, it's especially relatable as I'm also somebody who is trying to improve my body composition and strength. Sometimes it feels like men don't really have a voice for these kinds of issues, and I think this is a starting point for that to change. I've recently been struggling with this on my cut, and I clearly still have a lot of mental gains to make.

Been binge watching the channel this week Will... Had a bit of a dive with my exercise after Christmas and gained weight, but thanks for all the content, really got me back into it this week.. just what I needed! 💪👌 ... PS ... can your mum cook that meal for me!? that looked incredible! LOL

Great sense of humor you have, hey, will you ask your mom to do a step by step in your videos how she preps and grills her veggies they look great!

Hello, I came across your video on my feed. This video brought back some memories because it reminded me of how my diet has evolved as a teenager to an adult that is 5 years post partum. I would do crash diets to loose weight fast as a younger person whereas now I eat whole foods. I greatly appreciate that you discussed the proces of how your diet evolved from restrictions to a healthy balance. In addition, I really liked how you put a humorous spin on it. Keep the videos coming.

This one really hit for me Will, I was reminded of my phase of doing this where I would take an already small potion of food, and then always half it, I didn't let myself eat sweets or drink, or do anything fun, wouldn't go to any food-cenric events. I wouldn't even eat carrots because they had too much sugar. I then passed out after one drink at a party because I hadn't eaten, and went on a spiral and very quickly gained all the weight back. I always think of that sad girl and all the life she missed out on. Thanks to you and Pamela Reif I have been at a stable weight for 2 years now, which is a huge milestone for me. I really appreciate your videos. (Also, I'm in Vancouver BC, please do a doughnut road trip here, there's lots of good ones!).

I'm 32 lbs down, 90 to go. The journey is rough, lots of up and downs, but as long as you don't stop trying, you'll get there one day!

Dude, you're just like how I was in high school. Unfortunately I gained and lost the weight 4 times already, 31 and the stress of carrying for my first child and 3 sleeplessn years brought me in a +40 kg spiral. I got back in the gym, and the low carb diet just drains me of energy and gets me depressed. Thanks for making me accept carbs as part of my diet. Great videos by the way.

Completely hooked on your videos and binged a dozen in a row after them being recommended several weeks ago. Even with not being interested in fitness, your personality is amazing and entertaining. The low key, witty, tounge in cheek jokes you throw out remind me of Bo Burnham. Thank you for being a humble inspiration for others who need it.

Your videos are always motivational Will. I am sidelined for about six weeks from an upcoming surgery on the 25th and I was so damn depressed and feeling useless with my restrictions. I knew it would be difficult of course but the inspiration from your videos makes the time a little easier to stay on track with diet and what little bit that I can do. Thanks for the great content as always!

Enjoyed the video so much. Your mom made some beautiful food for you. Very well presented.

It started with the leanbeefpatty collab but then I watched a shit ton more vids and I'm loving it. The humor is so refreshing.

I'm 13 and I've begun to lose weight and you are really helping me. Thank you Will. I'm gonna be healthy like you.

I love this dude. He’s so funny, very humble, knowledgeable and entertaining to watch. Does he have a video on strictly weight loss? For the ladies?

I have been watching for a while now and finally subscribed. Not sure why I hadn't done so already! Anyway, LOVE the content. I also can totally relate to the scale mood thing!!!